Phone: (941) 361-6520
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
Dr. Harriet D. Moore, Principal
Dear Parents and Students:
As always, I anxiously await your arrival to McIntosh Middle School…the BEST Middle School in the Universe!
The staff and I would like for you to know that here at McIntosh Middle School, ALL children and families are important and treated equitably regardless of race, gender, or identity preference. We pride ourselves on being a safe place for children, parents, as well as our staff, and we do not tolerate injustice of any kind!
We are proud that McIntosh Middle School is an “A” school! We have several outstanding educational pathways for students to learn and develop their interests in various careers. As a Project Lead the Way school, our STEM A2 Magnet Program offers a variety of STEM courses such as Design and Modeling, Green Architecture, computer Coding, Aerospace, Computer Applications, (offering Industry Certifications), and Engineering.
The SSTRIDE Program (Science Students Together Reaching Instructional Diversity & Excellence) is a 5-year medical program in conjunction with Florida State University Medical School that extends through high school. SSTRIDE is designed to encourage students to explore careers in the field of medicine while engaging in learning experiences with medical students, and others in the field of medicine.
The Hawks Academy for Gifted and Advanced Studies is technologically rigorous and innovative program which engages students in a multitude of hands-on field experiences integrating all academic content areas from the environmental science perspective. Courses include Bio-technology, Physical Science Honors (High School Credit), Advanced Math, Algebra 1 (High School Credit), and Geometry (High School Credit).
Please explore our website and contact us if you have any questions. And Remember here at McIntosh Middle School we are:
COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE…and DESTINED FOR GREATNESS!! And our GREATNESS CANNOT BE IGNORED!
I look forward to seeing you soon.
Sincerely, Harriet D. Moore, Ed. D.
Proud Principal
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Remote Students Survey - Technology
Please note that Sarasota County Schools has a limited number of computers to provide students. There are also a limited number of hotspots available. Please help us by only requesting a computer if your child is truly in need by completing this short survey. Click on the heading above.
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A message from Dr. Moore, your Proud Principal
I want to share how proud we are of our students for finishing a traumatic year with resilience and perseverance. We applaud your success! I also want to remind everyone that we are working hard to build culturally responsive schools, which will, in turn, build our culturally responsive community. Everyone in our school has the right to learn and work without fear of harm. We will all interrupt racism because racism is not acceptable on any level. We will also address all incidents of hate and bias if they arise, with a model that emphasizes “communication, empathy, reconciliation, and support to those who are harmed." We know many of you have demonstrated peacefully and we are so proud of you for expressing yourselves in a positive way. Please continue to express yourself responsibly on social media, through your words and through your interactions. Just know, your school and school district will continue to find ways to work towards an environment that is fully inclusive and free of racism and bias. The school district will soon announce an opportunity for students to participate in a virtual forum on this topic so that we can hear your thoughts and voice on this important issue.
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MMS Families & Staff - Click to enjoy the MMS 8th Grade Class of 2020 Virtual Promotion Ceremony!
McIntosh Middle School 8th Grade Virtual Promotion Ceremony
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Teacher Appreciation Coffee, Donuts, and Treats
Please click on the link to see the video by Mr. Sockness.
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Message for MMS Staff from Dr. Moore
All MMS Staff Members - Please click on the link to view the message and video from Dr. Moore.
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Library and Textbooks Due
Instructions to find out what library books and textbooks you have checked out. This is a video of the instructions. Please see Page 2 for written instructions.
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Page 2 - Library and Textbooks Due
Second page of instructions to view library and textbooks due.
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7th Grade Vaccine Information 2020-21
If you have a 7th grader next school year, please review this document regarding obtaining vaccinations
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6th Grade Encore Selection Form 20-21
6th Grade Encore Selection Form and Encore Class Descriptions 20-21
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7th Grade Encore Selection Form 20-21
7th Grade Encore Selection Form and Encore Class Descriptions 20-21
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8th Grade Encore Selection Form 20-21
8th Grade Encore Selection Form and Encore Class Descriptions 20-21
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Sarasota High School 20/21 Registration Link
Attention 8th Grade Students who are planning to attend Sarasota High School next school year. Please click on the link above to access information for the registration process. If you have any difficulty, please contact SHS School Counselors directly.
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Online Learning Begins 4-1!
Click on the title above to see an important message from Dr. Moore!
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You’re Invited! “Fridays with FDLRS: A Parent Webinar Series”
SARASOTA COUNTY, August 11, 2020 – The Florida Diagnostic & Learning Resources System (FDLRS) Administration Project and Associate Centers Network are proud to offer a series of parent webinars to take place virtually over the 2020-2021 school year.
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Sarasota County Schools Welcomes Superintendent Dr. Brennan Asplen at August 10 Swearing-In Ceremony
SARASOTA COUNTY, August 10, 2020 – Sarasota County Schools formally welcomed Dr. Brennan Asplen as the district’s new Superintendent of Schools this morning. The ceremony, officiated by the Honorable Judge Lee Haworth, was held in the School Board’s chambers.
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August 5 – Important Information from Sarasota County Schools
August 5, 2020 - Please note: Remote learners must register before August 12. This message also covers school reopening resources, summer vaccinations, and registration/re-registration for the 2020-21 school year.
