This Saturday, March 9th, from 10 am - 12 pm, 8th graders have an awesome opportunity to attend our MCAP Writing Blitz. Help your student achieve 3's and 4's on MCAP by attending this event. Raffle incentive for those that attend. 6th and 7th will have opportunities coming up. Stay tuned. Contact barnesli@dcpsmd.org for more information or to confirm your child's spot!
Family Paint Night
Art with Ms. Clarke
March 15 4-5:30PM
School Event $10 per person all supplies included
Help us Congratulate the following Lexia Super Heroes!!
6th grade Jonny Martinez Lopez, Ja'siya Meekins, Abrielle Rookard, James Merrill, Olivia Glanden
7th grade Ruayan Herrera-Recinos, Allie Wilson, Leonah Newbill
8th grade Averie Smith, Kendra Krumm, Kyla Jones, Ashton Robinson
Elite Super Hero of the Week Braden Presley (8th Grade) 75 UNITS!!!!
Join Roses and Sunflowers Hidden Gems Cotillion Ball 2024. Click the link to support the social etiquette event.
Good evening 8th grade families-
Tomorrow, the MD Integrated Science Assessment, MISA, will be administered to all 8th grade students. This will everyday this week. Please encourage your student to try their best, read carefully, complete all writing prompts and use all of the time provided. We strongly advise families to keep all personal electronic devices at home or have a conversation with your student about relinquishing to a teacher during testing. Any electronic devices that are found while a test is being administered or any student that is found disrupting the testing environment can have serious consequences for the student, their classmates and the school. As always, we appreciate your support in helping us provide the best classroom environment for all NDMS students.
Q3 Interims are released. Please check your email, including junk folders. We ask that you have a conversation with your student regarding finishing the year strong, academically!
Good morning NDMS Families-
As a reminder, only clear book bags and clear, see through water bottles are permitted on campus. Metal cups, such as Stanley cups, are not permitted at lunch. Items that violate school policy will be confiscated at the door and returned to the student at the end of the day. If a student continues to bring, a call home will occur and the parent will need to come pick up the confiscated item. Please help us in ensuring that our students and staff remain safe within our school community.
Permission forms for the JA field trip, occurring on March 12th are due tomorrow. We will not accept late permission forms.
As a reminder, tonight, NDMS will be hosting school counselors from NDHS and NDMS to review new high school requirements that impact your child's high school journey. 8th grade families, this is an event that you DO NOT want to MISS. WE hope to see you at 5:30 pm, tonight!
Tutoring is available on Tuesday's at NDMS every week until 4:30 pm. Transportation is not provided. Please complete the form, using the link below, or reach out to the guidance department for more information. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScDN_s7HxVD0kXAKqjLzXfzIyEzF7Ggq_zXmdO-5ZrPluHa1Q/viewform
This afternoon, 8th grade students will be bringing home a permission form for the Junior Achievement Trip on March 12th. Forms are due back to the school BY FRIDAY March 1st. We will not be accepting any form after this date.
Please support students in turning in missed assignments and encouraging retakes on summatives. Q3 interims will be released on Friday!
Please help us congratulate the following students who earned Perfect Attendance for Quarter 2:
8th grade : Zevion Bolden, Kendall Bradford, Kate Burton, Kaleigh Calahan, Serina Heng, Charles Lamarre, Laila Moore, Andrew Moran, Daniel Moran, Brooke Moxey, Ashton Robinson, Justin Sampson-Shabazz, Olivia Shifler, Rim Zaied
8th Grade Honor Roll: Jack Banda-Perez, Katherine Bell, Kendall Bradford, Wayne Brown III, Kate Burton, Caylee Cochran, Ava Daubek, Jack Dodson, Jayon Downing, Garrett Griffith, Chloe Grubbs, Ty Harrison, Carter Helmer, Sarina Heng, Mark Mills Jr., Laila Moore, Caleb Nater, Isabella Ramos Curtis, Emma Ruppert, Olivia Shifler, Laila Shufelt, Averie Smith, Nathan Twilley, Isaac Uncapher, Nathan White, Jameerah Williams, Kristopher Wingate
8th Grade Principal's List (Straight A's): Ella Era, Autumn Koski, Charles Lamarre, Alex McKelvey, Brooke Moxey, Destini Wongus
Congrats to all of our 8th Graders!!!
Please help us congratulate the following students who earned Perfect Attendance for Quarter 2: Cayden Bell, Josiah Farrare, Grant Neild, Nicolas Paterra, Wyatt Trice, Allie Wilson, Daniel Windsor, Madison Windsor
Quarter 2 Honor Roll: Hailey Abey, Wesley Adams Jr., Elvina Akhtar, Andrew Bayliss, Addeline Boyd, Josiah Farrare, Claudia Fenstermaker, Madison Greene, Madyson Hall, Kaden Henry, Everette Hinmon Jr., Riley Hurley, Alexandra Jimenez-Morales, Jack Kelly, Caliope Kronner, Trinity Lewis, Whitney McDonald, Leonah Newbill, Anthony O’Neil, Bryan Roache, Zy’Marr Sampson, Lilliana Simmons, Johannes Sinkeldam, Martin Sinkeldam, Julia Smith, Kevin Sweeney, Wyatt Trice, Alexandria Willoughby, Mollie Wilson, Madison Windsor
Principal's List (Straight A's) : Josephine Beans, Landon Lewis, Makenzie Mills, Grant Neild, Nicolas Paterra, Brice Robinson
January Student of the Month
Reminder Maryland School Climate Survey happens, tomorrow for all students!!!!
Sip and paint art with Ms. Clarke May 15, 2024 tickets on sale March 1st. $10.00 all supplies incluuded. 4PM to 5:30 PM
Roses and Sunflowers Etiquette Chipotle fundraiser. Saturday March 9th 4-8PM
8911 OceanGateway Easton, MD. 21601
NDMS Spelling Bee Winners
1st place Landon Lewis 7th grade
2nd place EJ hinmon 7th grade
3rd Jayon Downing 8th grade
State law requires that all public schools in Maryland survey students about school climate. The purpose of the survey is to gain valuable information about the quality and character of each school’s learning environment so that schools can promote a climate that supports student learning.
Students will take the Maryland School Survey during regular school hours on Friday, February 23, 2024. The survey will ask students about topics such as student engagement, interactions with adults and with other students in the school, the school environment, bullying, and safety. The survey will not ask about a student’s personal experiences, and students will not be asked to provide any information that might violate their privacy.
The survey is confidential and school personnel will not have access to the responses of specific students. The responses your child provides will be combined with the responses from other students in the school, and results will be reported for each school and district.
We are eager to receive this very important information about your student’s school and about schools across the state.
If you have any questions about this survey, please contact Assistant Principal Adam Wilson at ext 1604.