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12095 Montview Blvd.
Aurora, CO 80010 [map]
303 364-7411
FAX: 303 326-1256
Office Hours:
7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Administrators are always
available for conference
by appointment.

Gerardo De La Garza -
Principal
Mr. Quig
- Assistant Principal
Ms. Lane
- Aurora LIGHTS Administrator
Ms. Chavez
- Dean of Students
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Welcome to North Middle School Health Sciences & Technology Campus

 

HOME OF THE POLAR BEARS!

 
 

North Middle School Vision

North Middle School students will be prepared for academic success in high school and college, and will be ready to succeed in a globally competitive work force.

Parent Coffee

Parents you are cordially invited to our first Parent Coffee
You will have the opportunity to ask questions of our administrators, our school nurse and our counselors. We would also like you to provide us with ideas of topics you would like to learn about in the future.

Friday, September 03, 2010
at 9:00 a.m.

Parents please note this important information:


An excused absence for illness can only be given to students who are seen and evaluated by the school nurse. Students picked up by their parents and have not been seen by the nurse will be given an unexcused absence.

If your student calls home complaining of illness and has not seen the nurse, please encourage your student to talk to their teacher, get a pass and see the nurse.


2010-2011 HANDBOOKS

STUDENT HANDBOOK - 2010
PARENT HANDBOOK 2010


STAFF HANDBOOK 10.11





NMS Students, Technology Featured at ISTE Conference

Jorge Romero Garcia, Sierra Ternes and Raeven Mayer from North Middle School demonstrate how a birthing mannequin can be used to introduce students to careers in health and biosciences during an ISTE poster session. (Photo from ISTE Daily Leader)

APS students and technology shined recently at the The International Society for Technology in Education that took place in Denver. The 2010 conference featured presentations by APS staff and students regarding the Aurora LIGHTS P-20 Pathway and Tech Camp.

The Aurora LIGHTS P-20 Pathway presentation featured students practicing medical skills with a birthing mannequin and an interactive program that allows students to view cross-sections of the human body. The presentation showed how this Pathway is transforming student lives through technology and innovation. Through simulation, biotechnology, virtual learning, and 21st-century classrooms, this presentation featured APS students in action as they prepare for careers in the health and biosciences fields.


North M.S. students talk about working with the birthing mannequin.

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