Help us
keep our school safe
All visitors must present photo identification
Port
Jervis is working to ensure that our schools are safe
places for students and staff. Additional cameras have
been added to all school buildings and the photo
identification program has been expanded. Parents and
other visitors are required to present a driver’s
license or other photo identification to gain access to
the locked buildings. Visitors are issued a temporary
identification card which must be displayed while they
are in the school. Signs have been posted at the Middle
School entrance to notify visitors that identification
is required to enter our school.
Modified
Volleyball Tryouts begin Sept. 3 Modified
Volleyball Team Tryouts will begin Friday, Sept. 3. All
girls wishing to tryout will be bused from the Middle
School to the High School. Please listen for the
announcement for the specific bus run after school.
Practice will be from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the High
School gym. Parents are to pick up their children at the
High School after practice.
Physical: Please see above for physical information.
Attire: Sneakers, shorts, t-shirt.
Drinks: Bring Water or Sports Drinks Only
Tryouts are very competitive. You must be in shape and
willing to work hard. Come with a positive attitude and
the desire to be a team player.
Summer
Outdoor Leadership Academy
In the news
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Click here to read more about
the program in the Gazette
Team
building, mountain biking, survival skills, and
orienteering were
some of the adventure-based activities that were offered this
summer at the Port Jervis Outdoor Leadership Academy. MORE
PHOTOS
When school's out, don't be left out
in the cold
Want to be one of the first to know
about school closings and delays? Parents
can sign up to receive
SNN
(School News Notifier)
text messages and/or email
alerts
about early dismissals, inclement weather delays, and other
school emergencies. Other sources of this information are this
Web site and the local radio and television stations
listed on the
Emergency Closing Page.
Click here
to sign-up for School News
Notifier
Middle
School Parent Guide The Middle School handbook provides parents with answers to
frequently asked questions about Middle School
procedures and policies. This guide is intended to serve
as a supplement to the district Code of Conduct and
Middle School student handbook, which are given to all
students at the beginning of the school year.
Middle School Parent Guide
Join a club...go out for the team...get involved! Port Jervis Middle School
offers a variety of clubs and activities to its students.
Click
here to learn more about our clubs, their meeting times, and more!
For more
information on the modified sports teams, visit the
Raider Athletics page.
Click here for
a copy of the
Middle School brochure that all
incoming six graders will receive.
Have
questions about the late bus?
The school district offers a
late bus run for Middle School students who
participate in eligible after-school activities.
Students who want to ride the late bus must receive
permission in advance from a building administrator.
Students are picked up at
the Middle School by 3:30 p.m. and transported to
the High School. From there, students depart
at approximately 3:55 p.m. Student drop off
times may vary depending upon the number of students
riding the late bus and the territory that needs to
be covered. The late buses do not make all regularly
assigned stops, they are generalized.
Schedule
Team
building, mountain biking, survival skills, and
orienteering were
some of the adventure-based activities that were offered this
summer at the Port Jervis Outdoor Leadership Academy.
