1. Leap Day 2018
Middle School
Welcome the students / parents. Introduce who is in the room. Parents don’t always know faces and names of teachers that have not had their children yet.
Students: Show them your excitement about them coming! SELL!!
Parents: Thank them for coming. You are excited to have their children next year. Remember – the best is yet to come!

2. Courses / Subjects / Course Options
6th Grade
Math - Course II
English Comp
Lit – Adventure/journey
Texas History
Earth Science
Religion-Commandments and Liturgy
Art
Latin
7th Grade
Math –Pre-Algebra
English Comp
Lit – Coming of Age
American History I
Life Science
Religion – Scripture and Sacraments
Art
Latin
8th Grade
Math – Algebra (HS)
Lit – Justice: Good vs. Evil
American History II
Physical Science
Religion – The Church
Art
Latin
Add teacher names to give details – lets everyone put faces to subjects.
Any other details to add about courses?
Don’t forget specialists! Note frequency – once a week, 30 minutes, etc.

3. Middle School is Amazing
Separate subjects, yet teachers that work as a team
Experienced Principal with high expectations
Academic Support from 3:15 to 4:00 four days a week
Homeroom: a great jump start
Homework expectations: planners, expandable files and Renweb
Reading: SSR four times a week for 15 minutes
45 and 70 min classes
IXL and AR
Help with highlighted area: trying to communicate that for the first time their student will have a teacher that is passionate about their particular subject. We specialize in our fields and yet, we collaborate as a team to see the whole student.

4. Outside the Classroom
Mentoring offered by Legionaries of Christ and Consecrated Women of Regnum Christi
Athletics: open to all
Field Trips: San Antonio Missions and Alamo, Holocaust Museum
Speech and Drama
Band
Model UN and Mock Trial
Robotics
Spelling Bee
PSIA
Any other field trips or activities?

5. Continued . . . . . Daily Communion Service Weekly Mass
Recess minutes each day
Overnight Retreats
Clash of the Classes
Theology Bowl
Field Day
8th grade leadership development

6. Integral Formation
Intellectual: help the struggling, challenge the strong
Character: make decisions based on convictions and build solid friendships
Spiritual: experience God’s love
Apostolic: become servant leaders to enrich the world
Highlighted areas need work. I was thinking in Character that we would explain how the rigor of our classes is set up for Character Building.

7. What POPS out: unique to THS
These would be the statements in the balloons. I want to set up the slide so that it only shows the green until balloons are popped.

8. What POPS out: unique to THS
Encounter Christ: develop a relationship, be transformed, transform society
Participation in extracurriculars open to all
Single Gender
Teachers dedicated to Integral Formation with Formation Team support
Personal Attention: guidance in becoming the best version of yourself
These would be the statements in the balloons. I want to set up the slide so that it only shows the green until balloons are popped.

9. Re-Enrollment for
Re-Enrollment packet will be ed to you.
Re-Enrollment is February 5 – March 1.
Seats are only held through March 1.
No change in tuition for
Late fees begin on March 2.
Watch for more details!!
Do not change this slide.

10. Thank You for Attending!
us if you have any questions!
Don’t change slide.
Thank them for coming. Questions if you have time.
Tell them to you if they have questions.

11. A Typical Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8:05-8:15
Homeroom
8:20-9:05
8:20-9:30
Class A
9:10-9:55
Class G
Class C
Class B
10:00-10:45
9:35-10:45
15min SSR
G-Formation
G-Mass
B-Mass
B-Formation
10:50-11:45
MS Lunch/Recess
Communion Service
11:50-12:35
Class D
12:40-1:25
12:40-1:50
Class E
1:30-2:15
Class F
1:55-3:05
2:20-3:05