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Southfield School resumes a normal schedule on Thursday, September 4.
Back-to-School night for Grades 3-8 is postponed until Thursday, September 11 6-28-2008 7:23:08 AM
September
Postponed New Mothers’ Coffee 8:15 am - 9:30 am 5-23 Magazine Drive 9 Back to School Night (PS Discovery-2nd grade) 6:30 pm 11 Back to School Night (3rd grade – 8th grade) 6:30 pm 16-19 Middle School Dads’ & Friends’ Lunch Days 17 Southfield Celebrates 75 Years - Anniversary Kick-Off October 4-11 Red River Revel 17 End of First Nine Weeks 29 Pumpkin Shine on Line (rain date Oct. 30) November <... Communications Director Tues, Thurs, Fri If you need immediate assistance on Monday or Wednesday please call the Main Office at 318.868.5375. Character Education Character Education is an intrinsic part of the daily experience at Southfield School. From the earliest age, Southfield friends are taught about respect and personal responsibility. Preschoolers are shown how to "use their words" to solve conflicts and how to be aware of the feelings of others in the classroom. As a Southfield student ages, the concepts of honesty, integrity, generosity, and personal responsibility are woven into the fabric of daily activities and personal interactions. By the time the student reaches Middle School, each is expected to live by a code of honor, making a commitment to these principals. Faculty members encourage discussion of how these principles of character apply to our daily choices. In addition to the daily framework for character building, philanthropy and service to the community is encouraged. Individual classes in the Preschool and Lower School divisions choose a small community related project each year, and at the Middle School students choose a "signature" project for the year. Currently they are supporting the Providence House, a shelter for homeless families in our area. 2-13-2008 2:13:51 PM
Academic Achievement
The following Southfield Middle School students were recognized for their outstanding academic achievement during the second quarter of the 2007-2008 school year: Headmaster’s List (All A’s) Fifth grade: Delaney Barnett, Dallin Cazier, Annie Kennedy, Sabrina Mashburn, Winn Medlock, Thomas Miller, and Bradley Potts. Sixth grade: Natalie Anderson, Mary Alice Booker, Hunter Brandhurst, Abby Hogan, Emily Nelson, David Newtown, and Yale Rosen. Seventh grade: Morgan Booker, ... |