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Memorial School Launches Mustang Academy
Memorial Middle School has launched Mustang Academy, an after-school program that provides students the opportunity to not only have fun, but to engage in various activities that will challenge both the mind and the body.
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School District Marks Red Ribbon Week
Prior to the start of Red Ribbon Week in the schools, which is sponsored by the Woodland Park Municipal Alliance Against Alcoholism & Drug Abuse, members of our local Daisy and Girl Scout Troops along with Memorial Middle School students, Lisa Ribuado, Katherine Ryan and Deanna Mustafa, decorated the grounds of the schools with red ribbons.
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Memorial School Students Select Council Members
Please join us in congratulating our newly elected 2021-2022 Memorial Middle School Student Council! The elected board is President Anthony Billson; Vice President Stephanie Martinez; Secretary Deanna Mustafa; Treasurer Tayeeba Ahmed; sixth grade representatives Karim Chaabane, Lena Preziosi, and Patricia Tiseo; seventh grade representatives Yoseph Khaled and Kathryn Ryan; and eighth grade representatives - Jozef Han and Karla Valencia.
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Memorial Middle School Holds First House Sorting Ceremony
Memorial Middle School students recently participated in the first ever House Sorting Ceremony. All students at are sorted into four houses: earth, wind, fire, and water. Each house represents a character trait that is instilled in the students and staff each and every day: earth - trustworthy, wind - respect, fire - responsibility, and water - caring.
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Master Teacher Hosts Lunch & Learn For PreK Parents
Kim Leary, master teacher at School 1, conducted her first monthly “Lunch & Learn” session for parents who have children in our preschool program. Working to ensure that the children receive all that is needed, Ms. Leary also is charged with serving as an instructional coach to the staff.
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Our Mission:
Strengthening our community through excellence in education.
Our Beliefs:All people have value and deserve respect.Education involves a partnership among educators, parents, students and the community.High expectations lead to high performance.All people will learn with appropriate opportunity and support.People learn and develop at different rates and in different ways.All people share in the responsibility for their learning.Education is ever changing and progressive.All students will leave the Woodland Park School District as productive, responsible citizens.
