Principal
Molly Cohen
Last Page Update
July 5, 2022 10:07 AM
Summer Activites 2022!
DREAM MORE SUMMER PROGRAM AT TMMS
Dream MORE is now enrolling students for its Summer Program which will run from July...
Posted by Lynn Public Schools on Monday, May 23, 2022
Summer Acceleration Learning Program 2022
Download this flyer:
https://www.lynnschools.org/events/Summer_Learning_Flyer_2022_en.pdf Posted by Lynn Public Schools on Wednesday, June 22, 2022
Summer Programs At Lynn Parks and Recreation 2022
1) LEARN HOW TO SWIM THIS SUMMER!
The City of Lynn's Parks and... Posted by Lynn Public Schools on Thursday, May 26, 2022
SUMMER S.M.A.R.T PROGRAM
Science - Music - Art & Crafts - Reading - Technology - Field Trips - Sports and More!
Explore and Get An Early Jump On The Summer Program
Registration Begins March 1, 2022
Education Through Music Summer S.M.A.R.T Fun program!
We have amazing SUMMER MUSIC PROGRAMS for your kids!
Six Weeks Summer Program
- For Kids Ages 5 -14
- July 5th through August 12th - 9 AM until 5 PM
- 93 Euclid Ave. Lynn
www.BBTMUSIC.ORG
(781) 479-8327
Summer SMART Registration Form - 2022 (jotform.com)
https://form.jotform.com/220598199426165
Check Out Our Flyer Here!
Nurses Office - 2021-2022 School Year
MASK UPDATE - No Longer Required
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Students and staff can make the choice they are most comfortable with under the current public health conditions.
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As a community, we will respect the choices of each individual.
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We anticipate that some students and staff will still wear masks, and others will not.
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Each response is valid and will be supported in our school community.
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Making an individual feel uncomfortable about their choice will not be tolerated.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Information - Fall 2021
Dear Parents and Guardians,
The FDA has approved the COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5-11 years old. As part of LPS’ continued commitment to safety, we encourage you to have your child vaccinated. Please visit the LPS COVID Dashboard to read this important update available in multiple languages.
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Welcome Back TMMS Families,
LPS is committed to providing a safe space for students to learn and grow during the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the many ways we are addressing safety is by providing a robust testing plan. Students and staff will be able to participate in three different testing programs. They are:
Symptomatic Testing: (students who present with mild symptoms while at school; students should not go to school if experiencing symptoms while at home): A sample is collected by a shallow nasal swab at school using the BinaxNOW rapid antigen test. The rapid test only takes 15 minutes to get results. If the test is negative and the student has mild symptoms, he/she can return to class.
"Test and Stay": (A student who the school nurse has determined is a close contact from a school related exposure): A sample is collected by a shallow nasal swab at school using the BinaxNOW rapid antigen test. Tests are administered daily from the first day of exposure for 7 days.
Routine COVID Safety Checks: (Formerly pooled testing): Students perform a shallow nasal swab to themselves. Samples are sent in groups of 5-10. If a pool is positive all individuals in that pool will need further COVID-19 testing. If the pool is negative, all individuals in that pool have tested negative for COVID-19 that day.
If you would like your student to participate in COVID-19 testing, you will need to fill out a testing consent. A paper consent will be sent home with your student in homeroom, please fill it out and return it to Thurgood Marshall Middle School the school nurse. You may also access an online consent form by clicking the link below. No need to fill out paperwork if you use the link below. This can be translated in multiple languages when you click on the below link. A video is posted on the TMMS website under the From the Nurse Tab.
MA STUDENT CONSENT FORM FOR OPTIONAL COVID-19 TESTING (Updated September 3, 2021)
I look forward to learning and growing with you this year.
Nurse Lisa
DOWNLOAD THIS LETTER IN ENGLISH and SPANISH
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TMMS Family Drop In for COVID Consent Form Assistance
TMMS Family Drop In for COVID Consent Form to help assist families in filling out the paperwork. Please come to the TMMS Gym Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday September 7, 8, 9, 2021 from 2:45 until 3:45 PM
Nurse Lisa, Principal Cohen, Vice Principal Doucette and Vice Principal Pavia will assist you.
Please use the A1 Doorway by the big parking lot next to the gym.
WATCH OUR VIDEO ABOUT THIS COVID CONSENT FORM
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Familia de TMMS sin cita previa para asistencia con el formulario de consentimiento de COVID
Hora para las familias de TMMS que necista ayuda a completar el papeleo de Consetimiento de covid. Sera en el Gym de TMMS martes, miércoles, jueves 7, 8, 9 de septiembre de 2021 de 2:45 - 3: 45 PM.
La enfermera Lisa, la directora Cohen, la subdirectora Doucette y la subdirectora Pavia le ayudarán.
Utilice la entrada A1 junto al gran astacionamiento junto al gimnasio.
MIRA NUESTRO VIDEO SOBRE ESTE FORMULARIO DE CONSENTIMIENTO COVID
GRADE 6 - WELCOME TO THE 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR!
Greetings Families of Thurgood Marshall Middle School (TMMS):
We are so excited to welcome back our 6th grade students and families to the 2021-2022 school year! Our goal is to ensure that every student receives the highest quality of education in a safe and supportive learning environment. Working together as a team with our staff and families, I am committed to helping each student achieve their very best.
To accomplish this goal, Thurgood Marshall Middle School follows The D.R.E.A.M. guiding principles. These are: Dignity, Respect, Effort, Achievement and Motivation. We will discuss and implement these concepts into everything we do at TMMS. Our focus will be to develop well-rounded and civic-minded individuals. This year we will elevate student voices and partner with families. When we model these concepts in everything that we do, we take our school from good to great.
We look forward to a busy, exciting, and rewarding year. Throughout the year our school website, calendar, and newsletters will provide you with the most current information.
Included here are Important Reminders & Procedures and the bus website, www.mbta.com. At this time we are not requesting student bring supplies. All they need is there LPS issued school computer and charger. Clusters will inform the students what supplies they need for school. The first day of school for 6th Graders is Tuesday September 7th, 2021 @ 7:45 AM.
Best Wishes,
Molly Cohen
Principal
Important Reminders and Procedures
1) 1st Day of School for Grade 6 is Tuesday September 7th 2021 at 7:45 AM
- TMMS school hours are 7:45 AM - 2:30 PM
- All Grade 6 students will enter the school and report to the gym where they will receive their homeroom and class assignments.
2) Open House Night on Wednesday, October 6th from 5 to 8 PM
- Families enter through the A2 doors nearest the cafeteria and gym where they will receive a copy of the evening’s schedule and attend a brief presentation by the principal.
- Families will attend brief presentations by the teachers of all disciplines.
Additional Open House Dates
- January 19, 2022
- March 23, 2022
3) Half Days for Students 7:45 AM -12:30 PM
- September 29th
- October 27th
- November 10th
- December 15th
- January 26th
- March 9th
- March 23rd
- April 27th
- May 25th
No School for Students
4) Technology
- All students will be issued a personal laptop. We will be using Schoology as our Learning Management System.
- Families will be able to view grades and attendance using a username and password on our Home Access Center (HAC). School counselors can assist you in logging in.
5) Closed Driveway Policy and Procedures
- Student safety continues to be a high priority at TMMS. We implement our “No Parking” guidelines. In the interest of security and safety for students and staff, our driveway and parking lot is closed to families and guardians. Keep your children safe by following these guidelines and reviewing them with your child. Brookline Street is a one way between the hours of 7:15 to 8:15 AM and 2 to 3 PM. Driving in the wrong direction endangers the safety of pedestrians. Police take notice.
6) Drop Off Procedures
- Supervision is provided in Morning Gym and Breakfast starting at 7:15 AM. Please do not bring your child to school before that time.
- All families/visitors must report directly to the school office. The office personnel will provide assistance in order to keep classroom interruptions to a minimum.
7) Attendance
- Only students may enter the school through the main entrance located at the front of the school on Brookline St. from 7:45 to 8 AM. The doors will be locked at 8:00 A.M. and all students who are not on campus by that time will need to enter through the office and be marked tardy. Students who arrive tardy 4 or more times will be monitored by their School Counselor and may receive detention. Regular attendance to school is critical to academic achievement. Students who are ABSENT 4 or more days in a marking period will have their grades penalized for all their classes for the quarter. Contact the school if you need assistance with attendance. We are here to help!
Please help your child to be successful by making sure your child is well-prepared and on time for school each day. Thank you for your cooperation, patience and flexibility.
GRADES 7 and 8 - WELCOME TO THE 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR!
Greetings Families of Thurgood Marshall Middle School (TMMS):
We are so excited to welcome back our 7th and 8th grade students and families to the 2021-2022 school year! Our goal is to ensure that every student receives the highest quality of education in a safe and supportive learning environment. Working together as a team with our staff and families, I am committed to helping each student achieve their very best.
To accomplish this goal, Thurgood Marshall Middle School follows The D.R.E.A.M. guiding principles. These are: Dignity, Respect, Effort, Achievement and Motivation. We will discuss and implement these concepts into everything we do at TMMS. Our focus will be to develop well-rounded and civic-minded individuals. This year we will elevate student voices and partner with families. When we model these concepts in everything that we do, we take our school from good to great.
We look forward to a busy, exciting, and rewarding year. Throughout the year our school website, calendar, and newsletters will provide you with the most current information.
Included here are Important Reminders & Procedures and the bus website, www.mbta.com. At this time we are not requesting student bring supplies. All they need is there LPS issued school computer and charger. Clusters will inform the students what supplies they need for school. The first day of school for 7th and 8th Graders is Wednesday September 8th, 2021 at 7:45 AM.
Best Wishes,
Molly Cohen
Principal
Important Reminders and Procedures
1) 1st Day of School for Grades 7 and 8 is Wednesday September 8th 2021 at 7:45 AM
- TMMS school hours are 7:45 AM - 2:30 PM
- All Grade 6 students will enter the school and report to the gym where they will receive their homeroom and class assignments.
2) Open House Night on Wednesday, October 6th from 5 to 8 PM
- Families enter through the A2 doors nearest the cafeteria and gym where they will receive a copy of the evening’s schedule and attend a brief presentation by the principal.
- Families will attend brief presentations by the teachers of all disciplines.
Additional Open House Dates
- January 19, 2022
- March 23, 2022
3) Half Days for Students 7:45 AM -12:30 PM
- September 29th
- October 27th
- November 10th
- December 15th
- January 26th
- March 9th
- March 23rd
- April 27th
- May 25th
No School for Students
4) Technology
- All students will be issued a personal laptop. We will be using Schoology as our Learning Management System.
- Families will be able to view grades and attendance using a username and password on our Home Access Center (HAC). School counselors can assist you in logging in.
5) Closed Driveway Policy and Procedures
- Student safety continues to be a high priority at TMMS. We implement our “No Parking” guidelines. In the interest of security and safety for students and staff, our driveway and parking lot is closed to families and guardians. Keep your children safe by following these guidelines and reviewing them with your child. Brookline Street is a one way between the hours of 7:15 to 8:15 AM and 2 to 3 PM. Driving in the wrong direction endangers the safety of pedestrians. Police take notice.
6) Drop Off Procedures
- Supervision is provided in Morning Gym and Breakfast starting at 7:15 AM. Please do not bring your child to school before that time.
- All families/visitors must report directly to the school office. The office personnel will provide assistance in order to keep classroom interruptions to a minimum.
7) Attendance
- Only students may enter the school through the main entrance located at the front of the school on Brookline St. from 7:45 to 8 AM. The doors will be locked at 8:00 A.M. and all students who are not on campus by that time will need to enter through the office and be marked tardy. Students who arrive tardy 4 or more times will be monitored by their School Counselor and may receive detention. Regular attendance to school is critical to academic achievement. Students who are ABSENT 4 or more days in a marking period will have their grades penalized for all their classes for the quarter. Contact the school if you need assistance with attendance. We are here to help!
Please help your child to be successful by making sure your child is well-prepared and on time for school each day. Thank you for your cooperation, patience and flexibility.
TMMS Clubs and Sports
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Check Here For All Activity Postings
For The 2021/2022 School Year! |
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| Spring Basketball Intramural Calendar |
| May Basketball Schedule Updated 2022 |
EAST LYNN LITTLE LEAGUE CLINICS
YOUTH BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL
Register today for the 2022 Season at:...
Posted by Lynn Public Schools on Wednesday, February 16, 2022
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Boys and Girls Lacrosse Open To Lynn Youth!
Spring Registration Now Open To Lynn!
Leann More: http://www.snyl.org
Posted by Lynn Public Schools on Thursday, January 27, 2022
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LYNN PUBLIC SCHOOLS - COVID-19 RETURN TO PLAY
2021-2022
Introduction
The Lynn Public Schools support the return of athletics and competitive sports. However, it must be done in the safest way possible. The following document provides guidance and recommendations for resuming athletic activity in a safe manner. Please note that the content within this document has been created with directive from the LPS nursing department and the Department of Public Health. Please note that fans/spectators are allowed to attend sporting events.
They must follow these guidelines (DOWNLOAD HERE). |
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INTRAMURAL SPORTS
 
2:45PM TO 3:45PM IN THE GYM
STARTING NEXT WEEK
SOCCER =WILL BE ON TUESDAYS
VOLLEYBALL=WILL BE ON THURSDAYS
*****PLEASE GET A PERMISSION SLIP, FILL IT OUT AND HAVE YOUR PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGN IN AND RETURN IT TO MS FILA. YOU NEED THIS TO PARTICIPATE. Permission slips are in café on the stage or in the main office
DEPORTES INTRAMUROS
2:45PM A 3:45PM EN EL GIMNASIO
A PARTIR DE LA PRÓXIMA SEMANA
FÚTBOL =SERÁ LOS MARTES
VOLEIBOL=SERÁ LOS JUEVES
POR FAVOR, OBTENGA UN COMPROBANTE DE PERMISO, LLÉNELO OUIT Y HAGA QUE SU PADRE / TUTOR INICIE SESIÓN Y DEVUÉLVALO A LA SRA. FILA. NECESITAS ESTO PARA PARTICIPAR. Los formularios de permiso están en la cafetería del escenario o en la oficina principal |
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ASL Will Not Meet The Following Tuesdays:
June 7, 2022.
Clubs That Meet On Wednesdays Will Not Meet On These Dates:
June 8, 2022 |
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Download Our 2021-2022 Clubs and Extra Curricular Activites Listing |
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DREAM MORE - FREE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
Discover fun, new activities with a caring community of friends and mentors!
Program Starts Monday, October 4th
Available to Lynn Middle School Students
Four Afternoons Each Week: Monday through Thursday,
2:30 until 5:15 PM at the Thurgood Marshall Middle School.
Transportation home available if needed. Snacks provided!
PROGRAM OFFERINGS:
Engineering and Technology, Art, Entrepreneurship, Drama, Homework Support, Games and Open Gym Time
REGISTER ONLINE HERE!
DOWNLOAD THE DREAM MORE FLIER - English and Spanish |
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MUSTANG’S MORNING GYM PROGAM
Morning Gym begins at 7:15 AM every school day
and ends at 7:45 AM with two staff members supervising.
This program is an opportunity for students to get some physical activity in before their academic day begins.
*Students enter through the C10 door located on the left side of the building in the back corner. (Signs will be posted)
*All students must be active either playing basketball or walking.
*There will be a Covid Contact sign in sheet
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Welcome To The TMMS Honor Roll Page!
Visit Our Honor Roll Archive for the complete 2020-2021 School Year
TMMS Honor Roll - 2nd Quarter
TMMS Grade 6 Honor Roll Video - 1st Quarter
TMMS Grade 7 Honor Roll Video - 1st Quarter
TMMS Grade 8 Honor Roll Video - 1st Quarter
Because We Dreamed It
Dear Friends at Thurgood Marshall Middle School,
Whatever happens to us, we will be grow and become more whole. I am a friend of your principal, an author of children's books, and also someone who has lived with terminal cancer for ten years. If anyone has reason to hope, it is me. I want to pass this hope onto you.
I also want to hear your hope. I hope this brings you a smile and an extra dose of positive energy which you very much deserve. If you were going to add to this meditation, what would your affirmation be?
Love and xo
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because we dreamed it
it came true
jani johe webster
Here’s a four minute meditation video with these words:
Meditation to Greet the Day
This meditation is designed to replenish, renew and uplift. As part of a pathway to greater peace, this 4 minute video can be viewed on a daily basis. With soothing music, radiant photographs of nature, and positive affirmations, this video is created to bring peace, hope, and love. With very special thanks to Suzanne Webb for the contribution.
Past Announcements
A Message to the TMMS Community We Would Like To Share from the Lynn Public Schools
and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education |
As we grapple with the shooting as well as our grief over the recent racially motivated killings in Buffalo, NY and Laguna, CA and the second anniversary of George Floyd’s death, please remember to be particularly sensitive to the children in your life, whether you’re their teacher, parent, or friend.
The National Association of School Psychologists offers tips for families and educators on how to talk to children about violence. In addition, the National Mass Violence Victimization Resource Center offers ideas on talking with children about hate crimes.
Additional resources include:
Managing Your Stress in the Aftermath of a Shooting (APA)
National Parent Helpline
How to Talk to Kids About School Shootings (Common Sense Media)
Guidelines-Talking-to-Kids-About-Attacks-Two-Sided-Onesheet-Format.pdf
EmbraceRace | Talking to Kids in the Wake of Mass Violence
Uvalde-shooting-how-to-help
Samhsa help/disaster-distress-helpline/disaster-types/incidents-mass
https://www.nami.org
NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.
Thank you for all you do to support students and each other during these difficult times. |
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The Celebration Continues!
Tymond Tran was recognized by Mayor Nicholson and City Councilors.
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Celebrate the "Amazon Teacher of the Year"!
Tymond Tran from our Thurgood Marshall Middle School!
Posted by Lynn Public Schools on Monday, May 16, 2022
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Helpful Basics to Start Our Year at TMMS - All Grades
Check Your Students Progress and Attendance - January 2021
There are two platforms for families and home partners to check student progress and attendance: Home Access Center (HAC) and Schoology.
Please see directions below. Contact the school guidance counselor or your student's homeroom teacher by email if you need assistance. Emails can be found above or in our "Staff Directory".
Home Access Center
Username and Password Needed
View attendance, progress reports, report cards
See "Tech Support" tab above for directions.
Schoology
Access Code Needed
See day to day assignments and classwork
This account will allow you to see the work your child has submitted, discussions they have participated in, school updates, and also provides the ability to message staff at the school. Multiple children can be added to one parent account. The following are videos (Part 1 and Part 2) showing how to set up your account and take advantage of all the "Schoology" features available to you.
Parent Access Instructions For Schoology - January 2021
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PARENT ACCESS - PART ONE
• LPS Parent Access Video - Part 1 - English
• LPS Parent Access Video - Part 1 - Spanish
PARENT ACCESS - PART TWO
• LPS Parent Access Video - Part 2 - English
• LPS Parent Access Video - Part 2 - Spanish
Parents How To Register and View Your Child's Activity:
Download the Step by Step Instructions Here. (English and Spanish)
How To Set Up Your New Laptop - English Version
Cómo configurar su nueva computadora portátil - Versión en español
Additional "Schoology" How To Videos Have Been Posted!
Visit Our Technology Page Here!
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How To Access The "Home Access Center" (HAC)
All HAC username and access code information for middle schools has been sent to both students and parents.
• Any student who has not yet logged into HAC this school year will get an email to their lynnschools.org address with a new access code.
• Any parent who did not already have one should get an username and access code sent to their email if we have an email address for them in eSchool.
• If you don’t have/receive an Access Code or need help - call or email your Guidance Counselor at TMMS
• Grade 6 - Blanca Rosa RosaB@lynnschools.org
• Grade 7 - John Gore GoreJ@lynnschools.org
• Grade 8 - Colleen McGuinness McguinnessC@lynnschools.org
Students
• You have access to the Lynn Public Schools Home Access Center (HAC)
• This is the portal you will use to view both your Interim Progress Report and Report Card.
• Click on the link below and register with the Access Code provided and your birthdate. Birthday format should be MM/DD/YYYY.
Students Click Here To Log Onto HAC
• Your username is STU plus your Student ID. For example STU123456.
• You will be prompted to change your password and set up two security questions.
• To look at your Progress Report on Friday, October 23, 2020 after 3pm, click on the Grades button.
Parents
• You have access to the Lynn Public Schools Home Access Center (HAC) for your student.
• This is the portal you will use for Grade Reporting including both Interim Progress Reporting and Report Cards.
• Click on the link below and register with the Access Code provided, and your student’s birthdate. Birthday format should be MM/DD/YYYY.
Parents Click Here To Log Onto HAC
• Your username
• You will be prompted to change your password and set up two security questions.
• To look at your student’s Progress Report on Friday, October 23, 2020 after 3pm, you can login and click on the Grades button.
Download These Instructions Here!
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- Make sure to pick up your computer and practice logging on
- If you didn't pick a computer up yet you can pick one up at TMMS on these dates:
- September 16th -September 22nd
- We will be using an online Learning Management System (LMS) called "Schoology"
- We will train you and help you with this!
- Set up an area in your home that can be your "Learning Station"
- Find an area that is private, quiet and comfortable- not your bed!
In this area:
- Set up your computer
- Have a copy of your schedule – you will get this from TMMS after September 16th
- Have a charging area/outlet accessible for your computer
- Paper/writing utensil (pen/pencil)
For those of you that want to purchase school supplies. Here is a recommended list. These supplies are not mandatory!
School supplies to keep at your Learning Station:
1. 5 Subject Notebook or 5 Single Subject Notebooks
2. Pens/Pencils
3. One Highlighter
4. 5 Folders
Download Our One Page TMMS Orientation Info Flyer
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Join Us In The World of "Schoology"!
TMMS Online Learning Management System for this school year.
Watch Our Video On How To Log On
Students Will Access "Schoology" by logging onto:
https://lynnschools.schoology.com
Username: Student’s Email Address:
stu------@lynnschools.org (6 digit ID# follows stu) |
Family Resources
The mission of MJE is to end neighborhood violence by empowering mothers and youth to challenge the normalization of violence and become effective catalysts for change in their homes, schools, and communities. By reclaiming the identity of our communities we restore a sense of hope and purpose for children, youth, and adults. Some recent programs are below:
Welcome To The Thurgood Marshall Middle School Website
2021-2022 New School Year
Welcome back to in person learning at TMMS for the school year 2021-2022! We are so excited to build our community partnership through the lens of our DREAM guiding principles, which guide our daily interactions in dignity, respect, effort, achievement and motivation. We believe that these five concepts create a warm, welcoming environment where we are committed to being caring and civic-minded individuals. Together we can build a school community that includes everyone, respects our differences, admires our qualities, and celebrates our unique talents.
School and family partnerships are central to improving academic achievement of our students. This year more than ever, we aspire to work with families to support our students' academic lives. We will do our best to help keep families informed and solicit feedback through surveys and conferences. Throughout the year our school website, school calendar, and newsletters will provide you with the most current information.
Our academic priorities are delivering effective instructional practices through authentic relationships and social emotional learning supports. Here are our commitments to you:
• We will engage in professional collaborative planning to develop and respond to formative assessments. We focus on promoting higher order thinking skills and creating diverse learning opportunities for students to engage in rigorous learning tasks.
• All staff will implement an Advisory curriculum that includes personal goal setting, commitment to social responsibility, and social emotional awareness. The goals for Advisory are to build personal relationships and to increase student agency by developing personal goals. Advisories are a supportive, non-academic setting where students can connect learning with life.
• The Principal will invite family members to the school once a quarter to build community, discuss school initiatives, offer feedback and share questions or concerns.
We look forward to working together to ensure that all of our students meet their full potential.
Sincerely,
Molly Cohen
Principal
¡Bienvenido de nuevo año académico en persona en TMMS para el año escolar 2021-2022! Estamos muy emocionados de construir nuestra asociación comunitaria a través del lente de nuestros principios rectores DREAM, que guían nuestras interacciones diarias con dignidad, respeto, esfuerzo, logros y motivación. Creemos que estos cinco conceptos crean un ambiente cálido y acogedor en el que nos comprometemos a ser individuos solidarios y cívicos. Juntos podemos construir una comunidad escolar que incluya a todos, respete nuestras diferencias, admire nuestras cualidades y celebre nuestros talentos únicos.
Las asociaciones entre la escuela y la familia son fundamentales para mejorar el rendimiento académico de nuestros estudiantes. Este año más que nunca, aspiramos a trabajar con las familias para apoyar la vida académica de nuestros estudiantes. Haremos todo lo posible para ayudar a mantener informadas a las familias y solicitar comentarios a través de encuestas y conferencias. A lo largo del año, nuestro sitio web, el calendario escolar y los boletines informativos de la escuela le proporcionarán la información más actualizada.
Nuestras prioridades académicas son brindar prácticas de instrucción efectivas a través de relaciones auténticas y apoyos de aprendizaje socioemocional. Estos son nuestros compromisos contigo:
• Participaremos en la planificación colaborativa profesional para desarrollar y responder a evaluaciones formativas. Nos enfocamos en promover habilidades de pensamiento de orden superior y crear diversas oportunidades de aprendizaje para que los estudiantes participen en tareas de aprendizaje rigurosas.
• Todo el personal implementará un plan de estudios de asesoramiento que incluye el establecimiento de metas personales, el compromiso con la responsabilidad social y la conciencia socioemocional. Los objetivos de Advisory son construir relaciones personales y aumentar la agencia de los estudiantes mediante el desarrollo de objetivos personales. Los avisos son un entorno no académico de apoyo donde los estudiantes pueden conectar el aprendizaje con la vida.
- La Principal invitará a los miembros de la familia a la escuela una vez por trimestre para construir una comunidad, discutir iniciativas escolares, ofrecer comentarios y compartir preguntas o inquietudes.
Esperamos trabajar juntos para asegurarnos de que todos nuestros estudiantes alcancen su máximo potencial.
Thurgood Marshall Middle School Information
School Staff and Teacher List For 2021-2022
Our School Teacher List
Curriculum
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| ESL Coach |
Abigail Driscoll |
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| Performing Arts |
| Strings |
Mona Rashad |
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| Band |
Michael Gruender |
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| Grade 6 |
Cluster 1 |
Cluster 2 |
| Social Studies |
Carmen Lopez |
Samantha Nelson |
| ELA |
Jennifer Ciminio |
Julia Thorell |
| Math |
Larry Jia |
Kevin Whitehead |
| Science |
Dan Spheekas |
Kevin Small |
| Inclusion |
Mariah Thomas |
Andrew Belliveau |
| SPED Support |
Scott Sullo |
Lisa Newhall |
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| Grade 7 |
Cluster 3 |
Cluster 4 |
| Social Studies |
Frank Viera |
Victor Aleixo |
| ELA |
Jacqueline Dixon |
Casey Silot |
| Math |
Lori Egan |
Angela Snyder |
| Science |
Rawan Lovasco |
Nathan Bell |
| Inclusion |
Tanya Hawley |
Hayley Petrozelli |
| SPED Support |
Maureen Walker |
Mark D’Amico |
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| Grade 8 |
Cluster 5 |
Cluster 6 |
| Social Studies |
Luke Maus |
Jake Selinger |
| ELA |
Ashley Chalifour |
Angela Cahill |
| Math |
Rachel Euell |
Glenn Blakney |
| Science |
Joshua Ellis |
Kristine Jordan |
| Inclusion |
Mara Hale |
Scott Cote |
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| Grade 7 and Grade 8 |
Cluster 7 (Grades 7-8) |
Cluster 8 (Grade 7) |
| Social Studies |
Travis Streets |
Kyle Sabourin |
| ELA |
Sarah McKenna |
Jillian Disabatino |
| Math |
Kent Vienot |
Leigh Ann Meshay |
| Science |
Alice Detrich |
Rachel Attridge |
| 5th Major |
Irina Duchane (ESL) |
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| Inclusion |
- |
Sarah Correll |
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| Grade 8 and Grade 6 |
Cluster 9 (Grade 8) |
Cluster 10 (Grade 6) |
| Social Studies |
Scott Levine |
Jared Rooks |
| ELA |
Jill Magner |
Brad Willenbrock |
| Math |
Alison Efstratios |
Laura Pitman |
| Science |
Kyle Shurtleff |
Kailin Alex - Kyle Shurtleff |
| Inclusion |
Kathleen Driscoll |
Chloe Gladu |
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| Multi-Grade and Grade 6 |
Cluster 11 (Multi-Grade) |
Cluster 12 (Grade 6) |
| Social Studies |
Justin Smith |
Matthew Plassmann |
| Mark D’Amico |
| ELA |
Lisa Newhall |
Carrie Sachetta |
| Kaleyza Graves |
| Maureen Walker |
| Math |
Meghan Qualters |
Judy Sweeney |
| Stephanie Edick |
| Science |
Scott Sullo |
Molly Cullen |
| HR |
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Leticia Carrasco-Toxey
(HR only) |
| Life Skills |
Jessica Gerardo |
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| STAR |
Melody Aquaro |
- |
| COAChI |
Christine Galvez |
- |
| COAChII |
Valerie Perham |
- |
| Inclusion |
Andrew Belliveau |
Katie Mader |
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| Grade 7 |
Cluster 13 |
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| Social Studies |
John Flannery |
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| ELA |
Jennifer Mahoney |
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| Math |
Kelly Towne |
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| Science |
Emily Dunleavy |
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| 5th Major/Unified Arts - All Grades |
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| Maria Ramirez |
Cooking |
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| Kevin Martin |
Drafting |
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| Lori Conley |
Drama |
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| Lila Karanja |
Engineering |
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| David Polito |
Engineering/Manufacturing |
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| Lindsey Aylward |
ELA |
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| Christina DeJesus |
ELA |
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| Kaleyza Graves |
ELA |
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| Leigh Ann Meshay |
ELA - Reading |
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| Oliver Toomey |
ELA |
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| James Sheridan |
ESL |
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| Leticia Carrasco-Toxey |
Foreign Language - Spanish |
| Abby Ross |
Foreign Language - Spanish |
| Sara Nunez |
Foreign Language - Spanish |
| Tom Conrad |
Gym |
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| Alisa Fila |
Gym |
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| Jay Ardizzoni |
Health |
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| Charlene Lysenka |
Health |
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| Niko Poulakidas |
Healthj |
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| Janice Silva |
Math Grade 6 |
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| Danielle Hilton |
Math Grade 8 |
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| Jonathan Plouffe |
Music/Chorus |
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| Kathy Powers |
Read 180 |
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| Joe Ford |
Science - Grades 7 and 8 |
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| Paulette Bakis |
Sewing |
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| Allie Dunfee |
Sewing |
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| Lila Karanja |
Technology |
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| Tymond Tran |
Technology |
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| Reggie Douyon |
TV Media |
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| Joe Cook |
Visual Arts |
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| Jennica Pratt |
Visual Arts |
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| Paraprofessionals |
Building Substitutes |
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| Peggy Azaryoun |
Todd Burton |
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| Paula Buckless |
Alison Dunfee |
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| Brian Carlson |
Travis Streets |
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| Edison Benscome Carbello |
Thomas Mackin |
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| Linda Connolly |
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| Susan DeSimone |
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| Joe Jones |
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| Emmanuelle Njiba-Kanoni |
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| Nancy Khun |
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| Gizelle Mayne |
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| Malorry Merlin |
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| Maria Cirineo |
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| Paul Quinn |
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| Ivelisse Subervi |
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| Luisa Valenzuela |
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Princess Guwor
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| Jarelie Chuy |
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| Raynieris Solano |
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| Bogda Sowa |
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| Nereida Serpa |
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| Last Website Update:
July 5, 2022 10:07 AM |
Welcome To Marshall's Resource Page
| Welcome to the Marshall Middle School Council Webpage |
| School Council Members and Meetings - School Year 2021 -2022 |
| Members Name |
School or Community Position |
Nicki Buscemi
Molly Cohen
Lysa Newhall
Blanca Rosa
Kyle Shurtleff
Cassandra Farguheson |
Parent
Faculty
Faculty
Faculty
Faculty
Community Member: LCHC |
| Current Meeting Dates and Agenda |
Zoom Info/Meeting Minutes |
| April 14, 2022 - 7 PM |
Join This Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 869 3318 7179
Passcode: 01902 |
| Past Meeting Dates and Agenda |
Past Meeting Minutes |
| February 17 2022 |
Meeting Minutes |
| December 16, 2021 |
Meeting Minutes |
| October 14 2021 |
Meeting Minutes |
| October 15, 2020 |
Meeting Minutes |
| December 10, 2020 |
Meeting Minutes |
| March 18, 2021 |
Meeting Minutes |
| March 12, 2020 |
Meeting Minutes |
| January 9, 2020 |
Meeting Minutes |
| October 24, 2019 |
Meeting Minutes |
| January 23, 2019 |
Meeting Minutes |
| March 12, 2019 |
Meeting Minutes |
| May 23, 2019 |
Meeting Minutes |
| November 15, 2018 |
Meeting Minutes |
| Welcome To Our School Council |
Meeting Minutes |
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About School Councils
A school council is a representative, school building-based committee composed of the principal, parents, teachers, community members and, at the secondary level, students, required to be established by each school pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 71, Section 59C.
It is important to note the School Council plays an advisory role in assisting the building principal to organize and implement a School Improvement Plan which not only addresses the areas in which the school intends to comply with the requirements of the Educational Reform Act, but also how the school intends to meet those system-wide goals and policies adopted by the school committee. Membership will consist of the principal, teachers, parents, students and community members. |
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