NEWS:
NEED TO REGISTER YOUR STUDENT....please make an appointment with our Guidance Dept. 443-809-0261
COVID-19 Procedures.....
Please be sure you are screening your students for symptoms of illness every day before sending them to school. Students who are experiencing fever of 100 degrees or higher, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, new onset of severe headache, new loss of taste or smell, sort throat, vomiting or diarrhea should stay home. If these symptoms are present, you should consult with your health care provider and get tested for COVID-19 if recommended by the health care provider.
Please be sure to communicate with our school nurse if your child tests positive for COVID-19 or is a close contact of someone who is positive for COVID-19.
Nurse McKinney can be reached at 443 809 6388.
GRMS in the News...
Mind over Matters - Health & Wellness at Golden Ring MS from Baltimore County Public Schools on Vimeo.
2022-2023 GRMS Magnet APPLICATION Info
Magnet Program Application
December 2021-January 2022 -High school magnet assessments administered
March 4, 2022 - Release of high School magnet decisions from the BCPS Magnet Programs
For questions or inquiries, please contact:
Edralin Pagarigan (epagarigan@bcps.org or 443-809-0130)
Magnet Coordinator, Health Sciences magnet program
Magnet Liaison, GRMS
Golden Ring Middle School Health Sciences Magnet Program
Our magnet program focuses on developing awareness on critical health issues through schoolwide thematic instruction, Health Sciences curriculum and related courses, and community involvement and partnerships. The Health Sciences curriculum offers the foundations of the health care fields (6th grade), study of the human body systems and diseases (7th grade), and applications to basic safety and health care including patient care, CPR, allergy ambassador, and others (8th grade).
To Learn more about our Health Sciences Program:
Monday Message:
Here is our weekly Monday message to inform you of events and information for GRMS.
Tutoring
Is your student struggling with a class. Does your child need access to extra learning because of a medically documented absence due to COVID illness and/or quarantine. We are encouraging students to attend tutoring sessions with our teachers in order to catch-up on missing assignments and content. These sessions are virtual and held in the evening. See the attached document for schedule and Google Meet codes.
Tutoring Schedule.PNG
Please be sure you are screening your students for symptoms of illness every day before sending them to school. Students who are experiencing fever of 100 degrees or higher, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, new onset of severe headache, new loss of taste or smell, sort throat, vomiting or diarrhea should stay home. If these symptoms are present, you should consult with your health care provider and get tested for COVID-19 if recommended by the health care provider. Please be sure to communicate with our school nurse if your child tests positive for COVID-19 or is a close contact of someone who is positive for COVID-19. Nurse McKinney can be reached at 443 809 6388.
Please help us make sure you child is ready for school by:
1. Making sure their device is charged.
2. Bringing a mask (and maybe and extra one too). Students must wear a mask when on the bus to and from school as well!
3. Carrying a water bottle so they can stay hydrated and refill it at our water stations.
Also, if you were not able to pick up a COVID Rapid test kit or KN-95 mask today for your student but would still like to receive one, please reach out to our main office at 443 809 0130 this week and we will do our best to send a kit home with your student at the end of the day.
Finally, we will be rebooting our evening virtual tutoring sessions beginning Tuesday January 19th. Look for a schedule to be posted for students via Schoology or emailed to you by Monday.