Morgan City Junior High

St. Mary Parish Schools

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  • Login issues for district applications including Clever have been resolved.
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MCJHS NEWS AND HEADLINES

  • MCJHS Redesign UIR Status

    Posted by Therra Williams on 1/1/2021 8:00:00 AM

    To view the school's redesign family information document, please click the following link:

    https://www.stmaryk12.net/Page/13408

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  • After School Tutoring cancelled

    Posted by Therra Williams on 12/3/2020

    After school tutoring is cancelled until after the Christmas Holidays. The school will notify parents and students when tutoring begins again. 

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  • MCJHS Student Handbook 2020-2021

    Posted by Web Admin on 8/7/2020

    The Student Handbook for the 2020-2021 school year can be found by clicking on the Parents/Students tab on the menu at the top of the webpage. You can also click the following link to view the handbook: MCJHS Student Handbook 2020-2021

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  • Guidelines for Masks

    Posted by Web Admin on 7/17/2020

    Masks must be worn in an appropriate manner by faculty and students grades 3-12.

    Students:

    Masks are to align with the dress code policy but should not become a discipline issue.

    • No logos except those that have the school's name, mascot, or other logos as approved to promote school spirit.
    • May be solid in color or appropriate print
    • No inappropriate statements, pictures, or gestures
    • No bandanas of any color are not to be utilized as face coverings
    • Plastic face shields are not to be worn by students
    • Neck gators may be worn with appropriate print
    • While inside the school facility, students in grades prekindergarten through 2 may wear a face covering.

    Faculty & Staff:

    All faculty & staff are to wear masks.

    • There will be instances where a mask and face shield are required by faculty & staff such as when working with students in very close proximity or with bodily fluids.
    • Teachers having to teach phonics may wear a shield only so students can see their lips.
    • Speech teachers will wear a shield when providing services to students.

    Note: This is subject to change pending on the COVID-19 situation and any declarations made by Governor Edwards.

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  • MyON Free Online Digital Books

    Posted by Therra Williams on 4/8/2020

    Please click the following link for instructions on how to access myON digital library:

    myON Digital Library

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Character Counts!

  • January 18, 2021 - January 22, 2021

    Posted by Gidget Everitt on 1/15/2021

    Student: "Knowing you are becoming someone you can be proud of. There is no greater motivation than that."   - Unknown

     

    Staff: "Most people are so busy trying to get somewhere else they never stop and appreciate the miracles all around them. They never stop and appreciate the magic of the journey."  -Unknown

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SMP CyberSAFE

  • Be Wary of Open Enrollment Scams

    Posted by Susan Dupre on 11/13/2019

    Two important deadlines are quickly approaching for adding or changing your health coverage if you use one of the following options: 

    • Medicare:  December 7
    • Affordable Care Act (ACA): December 15

    Gretchen Abraham from the FTC's Division of Consumer & Business Education has shared the following tips on the Federal Trade Commission's website to help you avoid being scammed:

    For Medicare:

    • There are no Medicare sales representatives. Anyone who tried to sell you Medicare insurance is a scammer. 
    • You do NOT have to join a prescription drug plan to keep your Medicare insurance. Medicare Part D is voluntary and has nothing to do with your regular Medicare coverage.
    • Telephone scammers posing as "official agents" may ask for personal information, offer free equipment or services, ask for a quick payment, or threaten you. Just hang up.
    • Help with Medicare is available at medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE.

    For Affordable Care Act:

    • Compare plans and quality ratings at healthcare.gov, where you can also enroll.
    • This year, you can also sign up for an ACA plan directly with certain certified partners.  Make sure a company is on the Certified Partner list before giving them your information. 
    • After you apply for ACA, you may get a phone call from the Marketplace asking you to verify information or supply additional information. If you are unsure about trusting the caller, ask the representative to mail you a letter with instructions for completing your application.
    • Help for ACA is available from the Marketplace Call Center at 1-800-318-2596.  You can also meet with a local assistant in your community who will offer free assistance. Local assistance can be found through the Local Assistance tool.
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  • SMP CyberSAFE Archives

    Posted by Susan Dupre on 8/5/2019

    CyberSAFE
    See past postings at the SMP CyberSAFE archives page.

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