Standard Day: 7:55AM—2:52PM  Half Day: 7:55AM—11:25PM

Parents:
There is a summer math packet for all 7th and 8th Grade students to complete. This packet is to help students retain what they learned during the school year. Your child should complete 2 to 3 pages a week. There will be some type of reward for completing the packet and getting at least a 75% of the answers in the packet correct. Call if you have any questions or need a copy of the math packet

All students who get their packet completed and have 75% correct will also have there name put into a drawing for additional prizes like gift cards to Best Buy. The packet is due on the first full day of school on Thursday, September 5th.

Below are the links for the summer homework per grade:
For all incoming 7th Grade Summer Math Review 1 thru 4
For all incoming 7th Grade Summer Math Review 5 thru 10
For all incoming 8th Grade Summer Math Review

Who: 6th-7th-8th Graders
What: Open House/Pick up schedules/School Picture Day
Where: Anchor Bay Middle School North
When: Wednesday, August 28 from 9am to 3pm and 5pm to 7pm

Your student will be given a packet that will contain their schedule, a map of the building, a flyer for school pictures, newsletter form, athletic information, spirit wear order form, class trip information, and an emergency card (that we would like completed and returned on that day). Forms for Free and Reduced Lunch will be mailed to all students by the District office.
Students can pick up their schedules and walk throughout the building to find their classrooms and become familiar with the building. School pictures will be taken on this day in the cafeteria. There will be a picture retake day in early October. Pictures can be paid for with cash, check or credit card. Cost of yearbook is NOT included in the picture package.
The School Dress Code will be in effect for Picture Day on August 28th. Shirts/blouses/tops must have sleeves - tank tops, halter tops, spaghetti straps or clothing with inappropriate sayings or logos will not be allowed.
Click here for Picture Form

Sailors in Search of a Cure
The staff and students have teamed up together to form one large Relay for Life team. Relay for life will run from May 18th to May 19th at 10:00 am. We would love for you, you child, family, and friends join our team. We will be fundraising over the next few months to raise money for the American Cancer Society. If you are interested in joining our team or for more information, go to www.relayforlife.org. Then click on "Sign Up or Find an Event," enter "New Baltimore." then click "Relay for life of New Baltimore-New Baltimore MI." After click on “31 teams” and that’s where you will find our team, "Sailors in Search of a Cure".
Students will be provided opportunities to raise money during the school day, and are also encouraged to get family and friends involved in helping out those battling this terrible disease.
The event has a theme, and this year’s theme is music. Our school will be representing the "Big Hair Bands."
Start getting your big hair ready and raise some money for a good cause. Any questions, please contact Sarah Kessel skessel@abs.misd.net, Paula VanHeusden,  (pvanheusden@abs.misd.net), and Ringo Mukhtar (rmukhtar@abs.misd.net).

Anchor Bay Middle School North will be offering an after school Academic Support. If you would like your student to attend, please fill out this form and return it to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.

Click here for the form

To try out or practice for a sport for the upcoming school year, all athletes must have a current (after April 15, 2012) completed physical form on file in the office. Forms are available in the school office or on the District website, www.anchorbay.misd.net, High School Athletics page.

If your child is absent from school, please call us at 725-7373 before 10:00AM If you get the voice mail message, use ext.1702.

Now that we have lines painted for pick-up and drop-off, please follow this procedure
Please click here for parking lot procedures.

Anchor Bay Middle School North is committed to keeping our school campus bully-free. We have implemented a bullying hotline for students and parents to report bullying behaviors. The number is 586-648-2500 ext. 1715. Please leave a detailed message with as much information as possible regarding the person who is being bullied and the person doing the bullying. Staff will check the hotline on a regular basis. Together, we can keep our school a safe place for all students.

...must stop in the office for a Visitor's Pass, even for a brief visit.

Please do NOT go to a classroom without obtaining a Visitor's Pass from the office.

Your cooperation is appreciated.

Please clip the Boxtops for Education from any General Mills brands that you use and send them to school with your child. Students may turn these in at the office or to any of their teachers.

Each Boxtops is worth 10 cents toward the purchase of equipment for school use. Visit their website boxtops4education.com for more ways to earn bonus points for our school.

P.E.P.P. recognizes that students can and do learn a great deal from each other. It further acknowledges that in times of difficulty, students seek out their peers for advice and assistance. Students who complete this program will be knowledgeable about the many concerns of teenagers.

These students can, if necessary, direct friends or other students to appropriate community resources for further assistance. The Peer Educator also provides and/or participates in activities that promote and encourage healthy choices within their schools or communities.