Principal Corner
This week marks the final week of the grading period, and we want to remind our students that there is still time to positively impact their grades before the period ends. We encourage any student who is struggling to reach out to their teachers for assistance. It's never too late to turn things around, and with the right support, every student has the opportunity to finish strong.
We’re also excited to update you on our new hall pass system, MyHomework, which has been successfully rolled out. We’re now moving into phase two, which includes utilizing the scheduling feature to better manage Flexible Instruction Time (FIT) assignments. This will allow us to assign students to FIT sessions based on their academic performance, giving them targeted support where it’s needed most. One of our key focuses will be on students who have traditionally struggled with state assessments, especially with EOC tests just a month away. This initiative will provide real-time support to help prepare these students for success on their exams.
Additionally, we ask that you please take some time to talk to your students about the importance of staying on campus throughout the school day, particularly during lunch. As part of our effort to ensure student safety and focus on learning, we have started to increase enforcement of our closed campus policy for non-seniors. Any student leaving campus during lunch without permission may face disciplinary consequences. We appreciate your support in reinforcing this important policy.
Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting our students' success. Let’s finish this grading period strong!
Here are a few other items that came across my desk this week:
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Congratulations to Coach Rich and the Girls Soccer team for qualifying for the UIL playoffs. The team took down Ann Richards last night 3-0 and will close out their regular season on Wednesday night against Bastrop.
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Congratulations to the McCallum Orchestra program for bringing home sweepstakes at this week's UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest.
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March is National Athletic Trainer Month, and we want to take a moment to thank our incredible athletic trainers, Matt Johnson and Annmarie Reynolds, for all their hard work, dedication, and care. Your expertise and commitment to keeping our athletes safe and healthy does not go unnoticed. We are grateful for everything you do to support our student-athletes both on and off the field.
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LAST WEEK TO APPLY!!! SENIORS - Don't Forget to Apply for a PTSA Scholarship - Deadline is March 14!!
Two $1000 scholarships are available to MAC PTSA members who are headed to college or pursuing other interesting plans upon graduation. Click on the link for applications and more information:
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As we continue to create a positive and respectful learning environment, we ask that you please take a moment to talk to your students about our district dress code and the importance of dressing appropriately while at school. It is essential that all students follow the guidelines to ensure they are ready to focus on their education and contribute to a respectful atmosphere.