SRM Orientation Information

Mission

Through education, Soule Road Middle School will inspire, empower, and challenge all students.

Vision

Ensuring high-quality education for all.

Counselors

Beth Serafin Jessica Kersey

315-453-1283 315-453-1283

bserafin@liverpool.k12.ny.us jkersey@liverpool.k12.ny.us

Last names A-K Last names L-Z

Soule Road Complex Arrival

Busses drop off in the center lot.
Parents drop off in the middle school lot. Parking spots are reserved for parents to park, drop off and continue to leave the parking lot.
Doors open at 8:00 am
All students enter through the library entrance.
Students who arrive after 8:05 am, enter through the Main entrance.

Enter the Building

Breakfast is free for all students.
If your going to breakfast, go directly to the cafeteria before going to your locker and homeroom.
If your not going to breakfast,
Go to your locker.
Drop off sports equipment (7th and 8th grade athletes).
- Sports equipment storage closets can be found in B (8th grade) and D (7th grade) pods.
Go to your homeroom.

Soule Road Complex Dismissal

Students are dismissed at 3:05 pm.
Both the library and main entrance are used for dismissal.
Busses are loaded in the center lot.
Parent pickup occurs in the middle school lot.
Students who need a sports shuttle will meet in the cafeteria until sports shuttle arrives.

6th Grade Visual Schedule

Elective/Academic Support 1
Core 1 2,3
Specials 4
Core 2 5A, 5B
Lunch 5C
Elective/Academic Support 6
Core 3 7,8

6th Grade Electives/Specials

Electives: Blocks 1&6 Specials: Block 4 (switches every 8 weeks)

Band (2) Art
Chorus Music
Orchestra (2) Health
Resource (2) FACS
Reading Technology
PE
Academic Support

6th Grade Bell Schedule

1 (Inc. HR) 8:05 8:58
2 & 3 Core 1 9:01 10:24
4 10:27 11:07
5A & 5B Core 2 11:10 12:23
5C Lunch 12:26 12:56
6 12:59 1:39
7 & 8 Core 3 1:42 3:05

7th & 8th Grade Schedule Components:

5 core classes
1 "special" block
4 electives (2 each day)
Academic support
Lunch

7th & 8th Grade Bell Schedule

Period Start time End time

1st (Inc. HR) 8:05 8:58
2 9:01 9:41
3 9:44 10:24
4 10:27 11:07
5A (Lunch 7A) (AS 8) 11:10 11:40
5B (AS 7) (Lunch 8) 11:43 12:13
5C (class) 12:16 12:56
6 12:59 1:39
7 1:42 2:22
8 2:25 3:05

7th & 8th Grade Electives/Specials

Electives (full year) Specials: (switches every 8 weeks)

Band (2) Art
Chorus (2) Music
Orchestra (2) Health
Resource (2) FACS
Reading Technology
PE
Robotics
Media Arts
Material Processing
Studio Art
Music Production
Theater
Food Tech
Future Educators

First Few Days

Student Friendly Schedule Review in English
Building tours in Social Studies
Principal Meetings during Academic Support

First Day

Students should report to their first block class (this is homeroom)
- 6th grade-do not go to your locker on the first day, report directly to your homeroom/first class.
- Core 1 teachers will help 6th grade students unpack/open their lockers.
In homeroom, you will receive a blue student schedule. This will be the most updated schedule.Only follow this schedule from this point on.
Bring your charged chromebook if you have it at home (8th grade).
6th & 7th grade students will receive chromebooks on the first day of school
Look at SchoolTool the night before the 1st day to make sure you know what 1st block class to attend!
The 1st day of school will be an "A" day.

Common Expectations: Electronics/Lockers

Phones/Airpods/Electronic Devices
- The middle level district wide policy requires phones, airpods and any other electronic devices are stored in student lockers throughout the school day.
- The School/School District is not responsible for theft/damage of electronic devices.
- Students may ask to use a phone in the main office at anytime.
- If a family member needs to make contact with their child(ren), they should call the school.
Lockers
- Students are to only use the locker assigned to them.
- No sharing of locker combinations or sharing of lockers.
- If you forget your locker combination, please call the guidance secretary in the main office.
- Students may carry backpacks
- Students have 3 minutes in between classes.
Dress Code
School is a place for education and learning, clothing should reflect that.
Hats and hoodies are not to be worn in the building (exceptions made for certain holidays/spirit weeks).

More detailed information regarding the Code of Conduct, dress code and common expectations for bathrooms/hallways will be presented on Septemer 9th during Principal

Safety

Code of Conduct
Drills
School Nurses (Complex)
- Dina Lavalle, 315-453-1280
- Dina Evangelista, 315-453-1283
Safety Officer (Complex(
- David Carleo

Club, Activities & Sports

Fall Sports (7th & 8th grade) Club/Activities
- Girls Cross Country Student Council
- Boys Cross Country Ski Club
- Boys Football Year Book
- Boys Soccer French Club
- Girls Soccer
- Girls Field Hockey
- Girls Swimming

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