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New in Middle School!
Middle schoolers will see some immediate changes when they arrive in Finney Building this fall. The physical makeover includes a light, bright lobby and first-floor hallway and new facilities downstairs. "While our projects may not have been on quite the same scale as the beautiful new Lower School addition, they will have a considerable impact on our quality of life," Head of Middle School Rob Gustavson wrote to parents.
Also new is the HomeAccess requirement, whereby all middle schoolers are to have a computer and Internet access at home. No more "dog ate my homework" excuses, because students can retrieve their homework at school and their schoolwork at home -- all on computer.
Finally, though Middle School has always promoted ethical conduct, the standards have become more formal now. A new Middle School Honor Code makes the values clear: tell the truth, present one's own original work, and obtain permission before possessing another's property.
Middle schoolers will see some immediate changes when they arrive in Finney Building this fall. The physical makeover includes a light, bright lobby and first-floor hallway and new facilities downstairs. "While our projects may not have been on quite the same scale as the beautiful new Lower School addition, they will have a considerable impact on our quality of life," Head of Middle School Rob Gustavson wrote to parents.
Also new is the HomeAccess requirement, whereby all middle schoolers are to have a computer and Internet access at home. No more "dog ate my homework" excuses, because students can retrieve their homework at school and their schoolwork at home -- all on computer.
Finally, though Middle School has always promoted ethical conduct, the standards have become more formal now. A new Middle School Honor Code makes the values clear: tell the truth, present one's own original work, and obtain permission before possessing another's property.