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Middle School Education

Welcome to a new and exciting school year! Each of your middle school teams is dedicated to the development of each student and will work tirelessly to ensure all students have an extraordinarylearning experience every day. Working together as a team with staff, students, parents, and community partners we are committed to helping each student achieve their very best. Thank you in advance for your continued support and for being such an integral part of the team. Have an EXTRAORDINARY year!
- Tina Mashburn, Executive Director of Middle Grades Education

Department contacts

Tina Mashburn

Titles: Executive Director of Secondary Education
Locations: Wallace Educational Forum

Deborah Jones

Titles: Admin Assistant
Locations: Wallace Educational Forum

Southeast Middle School's Digital Innovation

iGuidebook

This guide provides an overview of the middle grades curriculum, school contact information, and helpful ways to get involved in your child’s education.

You're Invited to Corriher Lipe!

Southeast Middle School Rocks Mathspace!

HIHS Greenhouse is up and blooming!

CTE 8th Grade Career Fair

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Horizons Unlimited/Rowan Museum
Hands-on activities will provide a stimulating, educational and fun experience in celebrating the rich heritage of Rowan County. Each camp is staffed by museum personnel, local history teachers and local college history majors. Register by calling 704-633-5946 or emailing tdcreel@fibrant.com. If you have any questions, please let us know.

Rowan Museum Time Warp Camp (rising 3rd - 5th graders) explores Rowan County's early history. Students will visit historical properties in downtown Salisbury including the Utzman Chambers House, the Old English Cemetery, Freedman's Cemetery and the Old Stone House near Granite Quarry. Each participant will have the opportunity to experience Colonial living through the following activities during the week long camp:
  • Create a journal and practice writing with a quill
  • Locate historical burials and learn local stories of notable Salisburians
  • Learn how to shape and mold punched tin
  • Experience candle dipping, weaving fabrics and rugs, gardening, and outdoor cooking,
  • Introduction to recognizing antiques and artifacts

Monday, June 17, 2019 - Friday, June 21, 2019
Time: 9am - 2pm
Cost: $120


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Horizons Unlimited/Rowan Museum
Hands-on activities will provide a stimulating, educational and fun experience in celebrating the rich heritage of Rowan County. Each camp is staffed by museum personnel, local history teachers and local college history majors. Register by calling 704-633-5946 or emailing tdcreel@fibrant.com. If you have any questions, please let us know.

Rowan Museum Time Warp Camp (rising 3rd - 5th graders) explores Rowan County's early history. Students will visit historical properties in downtown Salisbury including the Utzman Chambers House, the Old English Cemetery, Freedman's Cemetery and the Old Stone House near Granite Quarry. Each participant will have the opportunity to experience Colonial living through the following activities during the week long camp:
  • Create a journal and practice writing with a quill
  • Locate historical burials and learn local stories of notable Salisburians
  • Learn how to shape and mold punched tin
  • Experience candle dipping, weaving fabrics and rugs, gardening, and outdoor cooking,
  • Introduction to recognizing antiques and artifacts

Monday, June 17, 2019 - Friday, June 21, 2019
Time: 9am - 2pm
Cost: $120


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Horizons Unlimited/Rowan Museum
Hands-on activities will provide a stimulating, educational and fun experience in celebrating the rich heritage of Rowan County. Each camp is staffed by museum personnel, local history teachers and local college history majors. Register by calling 704-633-5946 or emailing tdcreel@fibrant.com. If you have any questions, please let us know.

Rowan Museum Time Warp Camp (rising 3rd - 5th graders) explores Rowan County's early history. Students will visit historical properties in downtown Salisbury including the Utzman Chambers House, the Old English Cemetery, Freedman's Cemetery and the Old Stone House near Granite Quarry. Each participant will have the opportunity to experience Colonial living through the following activities during the week long camp:
  • Create a journal and practice writing with a quill
  • Locate historical burials and learn local stories of notable Salisburians
  • Learn how to shape and mold punched tin
  • Experience candle dipping, weaving fabrics and rugs, gardening, and outdoor cooking,
  • Introduction to recognizing antiques and artifacts

Monday, June 17, 2019 - Friday, June 21, 2019
Time: 9am - 2pm
Cost: $120


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