Picture Day 2023



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DRESS FOR SUCCESS - SMMS DRESS CODE

Please make sure your child is dressed for success at SMMS. 
Here are a few reminders.

  • No inappropriate insignias, emblems, badges, bandanas, or other clothing/symbols which may cause the interruption of instruction.
  • Hoodies-please keep hood down inside the building.
  • Any rips or holes in jeans should be at the knee or lower.  Leggings may be worn under ripped jeans.
  • Crop tops-Midriff (stomach area) should not be seen.
  • No Short Shorts/Short Skirts/Short, Fitted Dresses/Pajama Pants or Blankets









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Your input is welcomed!

The purpose of the FY24 CLIP Presentation is to inform parents and community members of the federal programs implemented in Camden County Schools. Each year, the Georgia Department of Education allocates funds to Camden County Schools to support the needs of students. The presentation will provide insight into the programs and solicit input from you our stakeholders. If you have any questions,  do not hesitate to contact Denise Cato at 912-729-5687.  

Here is the video presentation and input form. Thank you in advance for your feedback. 



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About Us


SMMS Building

WELCOME TO ST. MARYS MIDDLE SCHOOL

Home of the Bobcats and one the earliest Georgia STEM Certified Middle Schools (2018), St. Marys Middle School (SMMS) is known for our exemplar history of academics, extracurricular programs and community involvement. With an average enrollment of 1050 6th -8th grade students, SMMS uses project based learning and hands on experiences to fully prepare our students to be capable, productive citizens. 

MISSION

SMMS will ensure educational excellence in a safe and nurturing environment to prepare students for success in rigorous high school courses and ultimately, for graduation, transition to college, technical training or the workplace in order to become lifelong learners and productive citizens.


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SMMS EXPECTATIONS

                                                     Choose wisely
                                                      Act responsibly
                                                     Take ownership
                                                     Show respect



Vaccination Info

Important Notice for Parents/Guardians of Rising 7th Grade Students

All students born on or after January 1, 2002 and entering or transferring into 7th grade need proof of an adolescent pertussis (whooping cough) booster immunization (called “Tdap”). Proof of Tdap immunization must be documented on the Georgia immunization certificate (Form 3231).

For more information, click here. 

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STEM at SMMS

St. Marys Middle School uses Math and Literacy Design Collaborative and Problem Based Learning to support STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) components in all curriculum areas.


SMMS STEM Vision Statement

The SMMS Vision is to prepare learners for the demands of the 21st-century workforce by maximizing the individual potential in all students through a challenging and engaging STEM interdisciplinary project-based curriculum.


SMMS 2022 - 2023
Teacher of the Year (center):  Mrs. Brittany Harper 
Rookie of the Year (right):  Mrs.Meredith Brown
Support Person of the Year (left):  Mrs. Cindy Marr
Staff of the year

St. Marys Middle School
205 Martha Drive
St. Marys, GA 31558
Phone: 912-882-8626


Dr. McManigal
Principal
Dr. Angela McManigal

Brimhall
6th Grade Assistant Principal
Mrs. Andria Brimhall


Dr. Dougherty  
7th Grade Assistant Principal
Dr. Leigh Dougherty

Mr. Wise
8th Grade Assistant Principal
Mr. Grant Wise



Student Handbook

2020 top 100
2019 Title I Dist

  



ANNOUNCEMENTS

Temporary positions are available for a tutor with certification or a pass rate on GACE.  Interested candidates should contact the principal, Dr. Angela McManigal, directly for details.  Dr. McManigal shall be contacted at 912-882-8626 or [email protected].

Letter from Principal, Dr. McManigal,
concerning Parents' Right to Know
Professional Qualifications of
Teachers and Paraprofessionals

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