All 11th grade students who attend in person, virtually, or attend the MCPSS Academy of Virtual Learning will report to the cafeteria on Tuesday, March 9 at 7:00 AM for a delicious breakfast. Students may wear a uniform or jeans with no holes and an appropriate t-shirt. The ACT with Writing is a state mandated assessment for all current juniors. Testing will begin at 7:30 AM and late students will not be admitted.

There are participation incentives for attendance, and you must be present to win!

All 9th, 10th, and 12th graders will be learning virtually on March 9.

No student may be dismissed after the completion of the ACT until the entire school is complete! If you are a virtual student who wants to leave campus after the ACT, you may drop off a signed parent note to the front office, or your parent may email a note by the March 5 deadline to Mrs. Evans at cmevans@mcpss.com. The school is closed to visitors and no parent will be allowed to check out students in person on test day.

Masks will be required at all times, and students must maintain social distancing.

All in person students will return to campus on March 10.

Listed below are many excellent summer opportunities for middle and high school students. Although Mary G. Montgomery does not sanction individual programs, many of them are great summer experiences.

ALABAMA LIONS CLUB HIGH SCHOOL LEADERSHIP FORUM - http://alabamalions.org/alhslf/index.html - High School students (10th-12th) learn leadership skills. Held on campus of Troy University.

MUSICAL THEATRE CAMP at Auburn University – www.auburn.edu/summercamps - Week-long residential workshop designed for music, theatre, dance and show choir students.

AUBURN UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCIENCE INSTITUTE- For rising 11 and 12th graders www.auburn.edu/cosam/outreach - For students interested in science and mathematics living in Alabama or Georgia. Real-world applications using cutting edge research equipment and exploring digital information and quantum electrodynamics.

UA EARLY COLLEGE, SUMMER ON CAMPUS AND HONORS READY (Formerly Capstone Summer Honors) University of Alabama – www.uaearlycollege.ua.edu or 1-877-823-8759 -Online Learning to earn college credit and stay academically challenged during the summer. For students currently in 10th – 12th grade.

COLLEGE VISITS – College Campus Tours www.college-visits.com - College campus tours scheduled all summer, supervised by college visits staff and high school counselors. Various tours through different parts of the United States

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA – 2010 Summer Courses for Kids – www.usacontinuinged.com - Courses for all school age kids which include USA Scream 10 (basic engineering and robotics concepts), Intro to Video Editing, Movie Making Camp. Pencil and Charcoal Drawing, Geology Fundamentals, and B.E.A.C.H.E.S.

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA – B.E.A.C.H.E.S. – www.usacontinuinged.com - Open to high school students who have taken one chemistry course and one biology course. Students will design and fabricate a bioengineering device that electronically tracks body temperature and develop a process of extracting oil from plant material and convert it to biodiesel.

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AUM PROGRAM FOR ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE STUDENTS - Email ayarber@aum.edu or call 334-244-3867 - Academic opportunity for high achieving women and underrepresented minority students who are graduating and plan to attend Auburn or AUM in the fall majoring in engineering.

ENGINEERING CAMPS AT AUBURN UNIVERSITY - www.eng.auburn.edu/tigers - For rising 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th graders. Residential camps designed to expose students in grades 8-11 to the world of engineering. For students who are creative, like math and science, interested in how things work, solving problems and working with a team of people.

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA SUMMER ONLINE * CORRESPONDENCE COURSES – www.BamaByDistance.ua.edu/highschool - High school courses through written correspondence and the internet. Eligibility enrollment April 30-June 14. Special application form on website or call 1-800-452-5971.

Helpful Websites

ACT- ACT information

Collegeboard- PSAT, SAT, and AP information

FAFSA- Federal student aid information

Parents may see their grade level counselor for more information.