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2013 Yearbooks on sale from May 28th till June 6th
Price is $35.00
Students can purchase them at the ticket booth by the cafeteria in the morning before school. Parents can purchase them in the front office during school hours.
Cafeteria Reminder
Please remember that starting Monday, May 20, 2013, children who are in the reduced category will need $.40 for lunch daily and those in the paid group will need $2.25 Elementary and $2.55 at secondary.
Those who are receiving benefits but still have a negative balance should make every effort to settle your student's account. Some of these meal charges may have been incurred before your child was approved for meal benefits but federal regulations do not allow these meal charges to be "forgiven".
If your child has a negative balance please make plans to resolve the outstanding balance by the close of school.
If you have questions about any meal charge communication you receive, please contact the Cafeteria Manager, Mr. Drummond 452-4386.
Questions about Common Core Standards?
The Link below will take you to the Highlands County Parent Resources page where Common Core information can be found in the Resources section.
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| We Care Hotline If you or someone you know has a problem, whether it is school or family related, from depression to drugs, bullying to boyfriends, or anything in between, please call the We Care Hotline. Someone who cares is at the other end waiting to talk with you offering respect and consultation without judgment and condemnation. You can even call them for help on a homework problem.
The We Care Hotline is available 24 hours, every day of the entire year.
We Care Hotline |
| Our Mission Avon Park Middle School's mission is to help students reach their educational and personal potential by providing a curriculum with rigorous yet attainable goals, relevant problem-solving skills, and positive relationship-building strategies.
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| Philosophy and Vision Members of the Avon Park Middle School community will provide a safe nurturing environment in which open communication, respect, and trust are cornerstones for learning and development. The diversity of people will be valued through acceptance and individuality. Recognizing the middle school student as a complex individual, the staff will create a sensitive caring atmosphere - incorporating humor and compassion. Educational exploration and participation will be fostered in a spirit of cooperation. The community will act as a mutual resource and support the development of each student's full potential.
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| Math Navigator With a colorful, interactive format, the eighth grade math program, Math Navigator, provides over 139 problems, which test the skills required for the 8th grade FCAT. 7th graders can use this site too.
FCAT Explorer |
| School Improvement Plan At APMS we are always striving to improve the quality of education. Each year we develop a school improvement plan. It is constantly changing throughout the year. To see the current plan please click on the link below.
APMS School Improvement Plan |
| Non-discrimination statement The School Board of Highlands County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, age, marital status, sexual orientation, disability, political or religious beliefs, national or ethnic origin, or genetic information.
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