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    • Still disappointed that you missed our March 9th Data Night? No Worries. We're hosting a virtual session, March 30th at 5:30 pm. The link will be posted to our school website to view and learn more about our school's current data trends, TCAP goals, and much more!
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    • The application period for  General Choice Transfer opened online February 6th. All students who plan to attend ANY MSCS school in SY 23-24 should register online.

      Parents must have a valid email address to apply and will receive an email confirming the date/time the application was submitted.

      Parents of current MSCS students should apply using their PowerSchool ID, which is the same as the student’s lunch number. Non-MSCS students are encouraged to use a Social Security Number. Families with SSN concerns should contact the S.E.E.D. office at (901) 416-6007.
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    • Students should bring their student devices fully charged to school every day. 
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    • The mission of Highland Oaks Middle School is to equip students with the necessary skills to excel academically, socially, emotionally, and physically in order to set them on a path to be college and career ready.

       

      We Provide Our Students:

      • A nurturing, safe,  school environment promotes optimal achievement.

      • Students' learning is the shared responsibility of all stakeholders:  the administration, the teachers, the parents, the student, and the community.

      • Students learn best when they are actively engaged in the learning process within the classroom and in extra-curricular activities.

      • Instruction that is student-centered, increases student success

      • Our stakeholders’ commitment to continuous improvement and recognition of achievement is imperative to ensure that our students become confident, self-directed, lifelong learners

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