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Hamilton Elementary Middle School
Home of the Hawks
A Message from the Principal's Office
Dear Hamilton Families . . .
After much thought and consideration, I am writing this letter to inform you that, for personal reasons, I have decided not to return to Hamilton as principal next year. click here
What's in the News . . .
Does Your Child Need Support or Enrichment in Math?
Our network is hosting DAILY math support sessions for all students in K-8th grade. Click here for the list of sessions and their times. Gifted and advanced students can log onto the the grade above for challenges. Students can also log into the link through their own math Google Classroom. Everyone can log on to brush up on prior skills or be ready for the next grade level math. Don't be left behind! Let's all be MATH READY!!!!!
Quick Links
3rd Quarter Report Cards are Ready
Quarter 3 Report cards are here! Access them on Campus Portal: HERE! If you cannot receive an access code and can’t receive mail, call 443-984-2001."
4th Quarter Grading Policy
City Schools has also announced its Fourth Quarter Grading plan.
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City Schools will offer a Pass/Incomplete grading option for quarter 4 for students in PreK-12
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Graded work will include online learning opportunities, learning packets, and lessons via television.
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Students may submit work assigned to them via our distance learning platforms. Students engaging with learning packets will not return paper copies. Instead, teachers will monitor and offer support to students via weekly check-in calls.
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“Pass” is issued to students who have been able to engage in distance learning, to include learning packets.
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“Incomplete” is issued to students whom the schools have not been successful in engaging through multiple avenues.
See your teacher for information about how this affects your student.
Do you need internet access?
Students and families with free Sprint phones from Sprint's 1 Million Project can use their phones as a hotspot for free internet. For directions, please check the Sprint website. Additionally, Sprint has increased the monthly data plan for these phones from 10 to 20 gigabytes through June 30.
Comcast is offering low-cost internet access to low income families in Baltimore City. Visit their website for more information.
All students have access to food through our Emergency Food Sites.
Starting Monday, March 30 through Friday, April 24, City Schools is providing grab-n-go meals to all Baltimore children and youth (18 and under) at 18 meal sites. The meals will be available from 10am-2pm and children and adults can each receive 4 meals/person. Click here for locations.
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Technology and Food Survey:
Information on closing activities . . . Coming here soon!