Spring Fling
Marine View Middle School Music Department Presents our annual Music Department Fundraiser "Spring Fling 2012- Encore!" on Friday, May 18, 2012, featuring Marine's Jazz Ensemble, Dance Team, Jazz Band and Choir along with special guests Golden West College's Monday Night Jazz Band and Ocean View's Superintendent Dr. Bill Loose. Please join us for a spectacular show and dinner provided by "In and Out". General seating with dinner is only $15. All proceeds go to Marine View's Music Department. This is a great way to support your school. You don't want to miss this once a year event at Marine View. Tickets forms can be downloaded below. Please turn in your completed form and money to your student's advisement teacher by May 4th. See you May, 18th.
**You can go to the Marine View Forms tab and print out an order form.**
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CJSF
The California Junior Scholarship Federation is a statewide organization for 7th/8th graders and is part of California Scholarship Federation, which is the high school version. Membership is now open to students who have good grades, good citizenship, and are interested in being of service to their school and community. Students must apply each trimester by providing the teacher/sponsor with their 2011/12 2nd trimester report card and $2.00 to cover the cost of membership cards. Last day to submit entries will be Friday, May 4, 2012.
8th Grade CJSF Collection: Mrs. Loyd Room 26 during Enrichment
7th Grade CJSF Collection: Mrs. McAlister Room 25 during Enrichment
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P.E. Items & Binder Reminder Sale
Binder Reminders & PE clothing will be available during recess. Shirts: $10.00; Shorts: $12.00; Locks:$6.00; & Binder Reminder:$10.00
***CASH ONLY***
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Mariner Dress Code Grades 6th-8th:
Please keep the following guidelines in mind when choosing your child's wardrobe:
1. Pants, shorts and skirts must be appropriate for school, no “short-shorts” or skirts shorter than mid-thigh. (A can of soda is a good tool for measuring the height above the knee…honest!)
2. Pants must fit the waist without the need for a belt. Pants hanging, drooping or being worn far below the waist will not be permitted.
3. NO spaghetti straps, tank tops, racer-back tops, halter or tube tops will be permitted. Shoulders should be covered.
4. Tops must reach the top of the pants at all times and tops must not be too tight or revealing and must not reveal undergarments.
5. Undergarments should not be visible on any student: this includes boxer shorts hanging out the tops of pants.
6. Shoes must be safe and appropriate for school. No shoes with open toes or heels; flip-flops, sandals or slippers (including Ugg-type boots) are not permitted.
7. Head coverings including beanies, hats, baseball caps, bandanas, and hoods are not allowed at school. The exception is the Marine View “bucket-hat” designed for sun protection.
In keeping with a “Business Environment” please remember the following:
• Absolutely NO tattoos (temporary or permanent.)
• Absolutely NO body piercings other than ear lobes.
• MAKE-UP IS NOT permitted for grades 6th through 8th.
• Jewelry that is distracting, disruptive or deemed inappropriate for middle school children will not be permitted.
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BUS RIDERS 2012-2013
Applications for the 2012-2013 Bus Pass will be available during your teacher-parent conference. All applications must be returned to the main office by Friday, March 23, 2012.
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ATTENDANCE **IMPORTANT**
At Marine View Middle School, we are committed to working with parents and students to provide the best possible educational experience. Students must be in school to take advantage of the educational opportunities available to them. Research tells us that students learn more when they attend school. While we know students do become ill and are unable to attend school, students should make their best effort and not miss school unless they are truly ill (i.e. Fever, vomiting,).
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On-line Payments for Lunch Program
On the Ocean View School District's website there is a link called "My Nutrikids.com" this is the link for on-line payments. Parents will need to input their child's Permanent ID number to open an account. Please contact Food services Department to inquire about your child's Permanent ID number. This service does NOT include "cart" items to be prepaid such as: Pick-up sticks, Pizza, Pollo Loco etc.
Please contact Food Services @ 714-847-2551 ext. 1450 for more information.
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Forgotten Items
We would like to remind all parents/guardians that we are only accepting lunch money or a sack lunch for our students. [No soft drinks/soda should be brought to school]. Homework/books will be placed directly into the subject's teacher inbox. Students must remember to come by the office and check if there has been a lunch "drop-off" since the office is not able to deliver nor interrupt instructional time for forgotten items. Note: P.E. teachers have "loaners" when P.E. clothes are forgotten.
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Student Pick-up
At Marine View Middle School student safety is a top priority. Please remember to bring proper identification in order to pick up a student early from school. Person present must be listed on the emergency card in order to be able to take any student. Parents are able to add/delete emergency contacts at any time by coming to the office in person and making that change on their child(ren) emergency card. Please remember that during P.E. and Assembly days it is difficult to get a hold of students. For your convenience Assembly days will be listed on our calendar [home page] and assemblies begin promptly at 1:10 p.m. right after lunch. For your convenience we have posted a copy of our bell schedule under the Principal's Newsletter tab.
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Cell Phone Policy
Marine View Middle School will continue implementing the following cell phone policy:
Cell Phone/Electronics
The Marine View Middle School administration, faculty, and staff abide by the OVSD Board Policy which allows students to bring cell phones to school. However, cell phone and other electronic device usage has become a very disruptive concern in the classroom and on campus. Text messaging, phone calls, and listening to iPods interfere with learning and result in the loss of valuable instructional time. In order to maintain and support an effective instructional environment the following cell phone/electronic device policy will be implemented for the remainder of the 2009/10 school year.
During the entire school day, 7:40 a.m.—2:10 p.m., and during all school sponsored events cell phones and all other electronic devices are to be TURNED OFF and put away.
Any use of a cell phone or an electronic device in the classroom or on campus will result in immediate confiscation by the teacher. NO WARNINGS WILL BE ISSUED.
Confiscated electronic devices will ONLY BE RETURNED ON MONDAYS by the administrators when ONE of the following options is fulfilled:
Completing 1 hour of after school detention on Thursday.
Attending a student/parent/administrator conference on Monday morning at 8:00 a.m. in the Principal’s office.
Making a $20.00 donation. The monies collected will support our technology program.
MARINE VIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST, STOLEN OR MISPLACED CELL PHONES OR OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES.
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Calling all Ralphs Shoppers
Marine view is now enrolled in the Ralphs Community Contribution Program. For instructions on how to enroll and how this program benefits Marine View, please read our Principal's Newsletter. A printable version of the newsletter is available on this website.
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Medication Request Form
We have available on-line the request for medication form. Please look in our Principal's newsletter tab to download a copy of this form.
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Promotion 2012 Update
The promotion ceremony for Marine View eighth grade students will be held Tuesday, June 19, 2012, from 3:00 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. in our gymnasium/auditorium. Three tickets will be issued to ensure adequate seating for family members; promoting students do not need a ticket. The promotion dance will be held immediately following from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The Marine View Staff and promotion committee want this special event to be a celebration of your child’s transition to high school. We will do our best to provide a memorable experience.
The following DRESS CODE will be strictly enforced:
Girls: Appropriate length dresses/skirts (remember the 12 oz. soda can rule!) with shoulders covered. Strapless, spaghetti straps, halter or tank style dresses or formal prom-like gowns are not appropriate. Shoes: A low-heel or flats are appropriate. A strappy, open-toed flat sandal will be allowed for the promotion (Flip-flops are not) Platforms and high heels are not appropriate in a middle school environment.
Boys: Boys should wear buttoned shirts or dress shirts and are encouraged to wear ties as well. They may also wear a sweater, sports coat, or suit. Tuxedos, shorts, tee shirts and flip-flops are not appropriate.
EXCLUSION
Students who demonstrate unacceptable behavior at school may be excluded from promotion activities including the ceremony and dance. You will be notified if your child is being considered for exclusion. The following circumstance or any combinations of the following may be reasons for exclusion:
Below l.67 GPA
Unsatisfactory Citizenship
Excessive absences or tardies
Excessive discipline referrals
Truancies
Suspensions
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