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Senior Parent Meeting
Monday May 4th,
2009 from 4:00pm to 6:00pm in Room 129
Topics:
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Financial Aids
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Senior Grades
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Prom
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Graduation
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Senior Luncheon
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Transcripts evaluations
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All fee due on May 4th,2009
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On Track seniors for graduation
Senior Prom
John
Marshall Metropolitan High School is hosting their Senior
Prom on Friday, May 22, 2009. There are several school
issues that must be completed before we allow our students
to begin payment for the prom.
Completion of the FAFSA is a graduation requirement.
Students must obtain a signature from Mr. Rowans,
Post-secondary Coach, stating that the form has been
completed.
Completion of forty service learning hours is also a
graduation requirement. Students must obtain a signature
from Ms. Archibald, counselor, or from Ms. Gaters, Athletic
Director stating that the student has completed the forty
hours.
We want
to provide a safe and wonderful experience for our students
therefore we are asking that all seniors and their parents
sign this form below stating that all safe driving rules and
regulations of the road will be obeyed. We are simply
saying “NO DRINKING AND DRIVING”.
There
is a dress code for all students attending the prom. This
is a school function and all students must be dressed
appropriately. If you have a question whether your dress is
appropriate it can be approved by Ms. Butler at any time
BEFORE Prom. Students exhibited clothing that is
inappropriate will be asked to leave. NO REFUNDS.
John
Marshall will call the parent/guardian to pick-up their
student from Prom who is in violation of the aforementioned
rules. NO REFUNDS.
This
form must be completed and returned to T. Butler before
payment of senior activity fees. If you have any questions
or concerns, please contact Ms. Towanna Butler or Mr. Ronald
Bellamy at 773-534-6458.
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School and Community
John
Marshall Metropolitan High School is a Chicago public school
that serves the East and West Garfield, South Lawndale and North
Humboldt Park neighborhoods on the city's West Side.
As of
2008, there were 1205 students enrolled at John Marshall
Metropolitan High School school. 77.5% were low income
Students. 23.2% were Special Education Students. 0.0% were
Limited English Learners. As of 2008, the largest demographic at
John Marshall Metropolitan High School school was Black. As of
that time, this demographic made up 99.3% of the student
population. The second greatest demographic was Hispanic at
0.6%.
We are uniformed!
Parents, please be aware of the following policy regarding
students returning from an absence:
Students returning from an absence must return with a note
of verification from the parent or guardian. The note must
include: date(s) of absence; cause of absence; current date;
current working phone number and parent’s signature. Notes
should be brought to room 127 for immediate approval or
reinstatement.
Academic
Highlights
ETC
clusters operate as schools-within-a school Allied Health,
business accounting/information processing, finance, hospitality
and horticulture.
Honors-level classes are offered for qualified students.
Advanced Placement (AP) classes are offered in English
literature, English literature and composition, U.S. government
and politics, and calculus. The Freshmen Academy enhances skills
in English and Math and create an easier transition from
elementary to the high school level.
The
Academy of Finance is a four-year program that prepares students
for careers in the financial world.
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