Jane Kea, 7th Grade Counselor
817-949-5406
Jane.Kea@southlakecarroll.edu
 

Melissa Brown, 8th Grade Counselor
817-949-5405
Melissa.Brown@southlakecarroll.edu

Important Links

2011-2012 School Supply List
Planning for High School
2011-20112 Course Descriptions
7th Grade LA Course Descriptions
8th Grade LA Course Descriptions
Clubs
Homework Suggestions
Athletics Paperwork
Off-Campus PE Waiver

Summer Assignments

Summer Assignments for 7th grade PAP Algebra, and all 8th grade PAP Algebra and Geometry
Summer Assignment for 8th grade GT/LA
Summer Assignment for 7th grade GT/LA
7th grade PreAP Summer assignment
8th grade PreAP Summer assignment
Summer Reading Lists

Immunization Information

Why Wait
Tarrant County Health Department
Immunization Requirements

Applications for 2011-2012

Hope
Animal Caregiver
Office Aide
8th grade Spanish (High School Credit)
Theater Arts III
Yearbook

Second Semester Schedule Changes

Request for schedule changes for the 2^nd semester will be accepted the week of December 5^th – 9^th.  Students will receive a copy of their 2^nd semester schedule by Friday, December 2. Because yearlong electives require a yearlong commitment, we will only be accepting schedule changes for semester electives.

 PROCEDURE FOR CHANGES:

1. Student picks up schedule change form from the counseling office.

2. Student checks lists posted  outside of counseling office to see what electives are available

3. Student returns completed form with parent signature to counseling office by 3:45 December 9^th.

**We are unable to accept email or phone request for schedule changes.

From Your Counselors

Parents,

While your child is ultimately responsible for his/her own grades, attendance and behavior, they need you to be interested and involved in their academic progress. Here are some ways you can express your interest in their school life.

Make sure your child knows that his/her academic progress is important to you. Know when each grading period ends, and make sure that you see all progress reports and reports cards as soon as they come out. If you do not see a report card, contact the school immediately to request a copy.

Throughout the semester, recognize effort and improvements. Acknowledge each academic success, even if it’s only a good grade on a quiz or homework assignment. Talk to your child about their classes. Listen: Talk to your child about what’s happening in school. Be available to help with homework, but don’t give more help than is wanted.

Finally, work with the school. Know that teachers, counselors, and principals are here to help your child get the best education possible. If you have a concern that relates to a specific teacher or class, call the teacher. For other questions/concerns, call your child’s counselor.

Thank you

Your CMS Counselor's