“Ooltewah Middle School provides an environment that cultivates a caring community of proactive citizens, productive life-long learners, and individuals who are challenged to grow in the pursuit of knowledge."
A Proud Part of the Harrison Bay Learning Community
Doors open at 6:45, late bell at 7:15
Dismissal begins at 2:15
Student Half Day May 23rd
Report Cards will be distributed May 22 for 6th and 7th Graders
Online Registration:
Returning students MUST register online!
Portal is open from Monday May 6-June 7
2 current proofs of residence must be uploaded
Rising 7th graders must upload shot records
Please visit our for parents tab for registration links.
OOLTEWAH HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL TRYOUTS ARE MAY 21-22 AT OOLTEWAH HIGH SCHOOL GYM 2:00-4:00
SPORTS PHYSICALS RE REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE IN TRYOUTS
OOLTEWAH HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL VOLLEYBALL CAMP FOR
GRADES 3-8 JUNE 3-6 @OHS
YOU MAY ACCESS FORMS ON THE OHS WEBSITE OR GET FORM FROM COACH WILSON
August 4th Owl Orientation
2:00-5:00pm
All zoned, rising 6th graders should attend
8th grade: Future Ready Institute
information can be located at:
www.hcde.org/myfuture
Click the backpack for:
2019-2020 School Supply Lists, Dress Code and Summer Reading information
Chromebook Policy: parent one to one info
Rapid Rewards Program
A rapid rewards program has been implemented at Ooltewah Middle School, which will help to identify students with successful academics and behavior. Levels range from 1 -7 and include the following:
Level 7- All A’s in Academics, All S’s in conduct
Level 6- All A’s and B’s in Academics, All S’s in conduct
Level 5- All passing grades in Academics, All S’s in conduct
Level 4- Failing one or more subject and/or N in conduct
Level 3- ISS, Detention, Evening School, U in conduct, more than one N in conduct
Level 2- Out of school suspension
Level 1- Alternative School Placement
**Rapid Reward levels will be re-evaluated every 3 weeks at the end of each reporting period. Office referrals and disciplinary consequences may cause an immediate drop in rapid reward levels. Teams will inform students of Rapid Reward levels every reporting period.
Students should keep this in mind and make good choices on a daily basis. Levels will be used when determining who is qualified for school dances, events, field trips, etc. Generally, levels 1-3 may not attend and level 4's may participate with team approval.
School Tardy Policy
Tardiness results in a loss of instruction time and class
disruptions.
For this reason, any student who arrives after 7:15 or is late to
a class during the day will be counted as tardy.
Students are allowed 5
unexcused tardies to school per semester.
Upon the 6th tardy to school,
parents will meet with administration in to resolve the issue.
Further tardies will have additional consequences.
Tardies during the day (2nd period through 7th
period):
3 tardies on academic team=warning, student will sign tardy
referral, teacher call to parent
5 tardies on academic team =consequence, administrator will
assign and inform parent
*Every additional tardy will result in further disciplinary consequences.