Parents' Information

  Click on the button to see documents for the new student enrollee.

 

Download and check out General regulations Middle Years Programme for students and their legal guardians.pdf‎(75KB)‎

     

Many of our parents are fully involved with their child's education. They participate in the PTSA, support classroom activities.

 

Student Acceptable Use Policy for Greenville County Schools sets forth expectations for computer and Internet use for students.

     
Find out about our School Improvement Council.  

Courses offered at Northwest Middle

     

SC Curriculum Standards

 

Parent Self-Serve Portal

     

Schools Cannot Do It Alone - An essay about the mission of today's public schools.

 

Minutes PTSA Board Meetings

     

Supply Lists by Grade Level

 

Northwest Middle School Portfolio

Find the Right Book

You can search Northwest's Media Center's library collection by clicking on this link.  If we have the book you will find it, and if it is available, you will know that as well. You can use keyword, title, author and other searches. A link to this page will be placed on the student and parent pages for future use.

 

Go to DiscusDISCUS is South Carolina’s Virtual Library. You can access it at home by clicking on the link and using the current username and password. If you do not know the current username and password, you can obtain the current DISCUS username and password from your school library media specialist.


NEW, Student Handbook Online

The rules section of the Student Handbook is now available online. Go HERE to see what's up in the student world at Northwest.

Dress Code

The primary objective of Greenville County Schools is to provide a World-Class instructional program and learning opportunity for every student. The personal appearance of every student is an important component of establishing a safe environment for optimal learning and respect for one another.

Students are expected to dress in an appropriate manner while on school district property or representing the school. Personal appearance shall be such that it does not disrupt student work or school order, become distractive to other students, or violate health and safety guidelines.

The following minimum standards apply throughout Greenville County Schools and will be vigorously enforced. Principals may make additions to these standards.

  • Student dress and grooming must be neat and clean.

  • Middle and High Schools - Shirts/Blouses may  be worn outside the pants/skirt. At no time should the student’s midriff be visible while standing, sitting, or participating in normal school activities, e.g., raising hand.

  • Clothing that inappropriately exposes body parts is not permitted, including: low-cut shirts, tank tops, spaghetti strap tops, halter tops, and vests or see-through or mesh garments worn without shirts. Shoulder straps must be at least three inches wide. Bra straps and bra sides must not be visible.

  • Students shall not dress in such a way that partially or totally exposes underclothing.

  • Trousers/slacks/shorts must be worn at waist level. Excessively baggy trousers and clothing are not permitted. Clothing may not drag the floor.

  • Skirts should fit and be in good taste and not be shorter than mid-thigh.

  • Shorts may be worn, however, they must be properly fitted and in good taste and may not be shorter than mid-thigh. Biker shorts or athletic shorts of any kind are not permitted.

  • Hats, sunglasses, hair curlers, skullies, or do-rags may not be worn.

  • Shoes or sandals must be worn. Flip-flops (shower-type shoes) and thong-type shoes are permitted.

  • Clothing or jewelry is not permitted that displays profanity, suggestive phrases, alcohol, tobacco, drug advertisements, or other inappropriate phrases or symbols.

  • Hair of a non-human color is not permitted.

  • Extraneous articles hanging from clothing such as chains are not permitted.

  • Facial jewelry is permitted to be worn only on the ears.

Missed Work/Make-Up Policy

District Policy

A student with an excused absence has five school days to make up the missed work.  A student with an unexcused absence may make up the work only at the teacher's discretion.


NORTHWEST MIDDLE SCHOOL PTSA NEWSLETTER

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is the product of the PTSA and is published about four times yearly to promote communication and spirit among parents, teachers, and students. Newest PTSA Newsletter. Articles and comments should be sent to:

Sandy Bailey, Editor
Northwest Middle School
1606 Geer Highway
Travelers Rest, SC 29690

Or email at: sbailey@greenville.k12.sc.us