Philo Middle School

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Philo
Address
410 Haverhill St.
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27101
Information
School district Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools
Principal Dr. James Detrude
School type Middle School
Grades 6-8
Language English
Area Suburban
Motto Excellence In All That We Do!
Mascot Tigers
Administrators:
  • Principal: Dr. James Detrude
  • Assistant Principal: Mr. Leroy Barkley
  • Assistant Principal: Ms. Debra Saladin
 Support Staff:
  • Angie Watkins
  • Debra Saladin
  • Nanette Naylor
  • Carol Lunsford
  • Laura Turney
  • Amber Jones
  • Sally Stelter
  • Dereck Dirks
EC:
  • Robin Mills
  • Heather D Smith
 Encore:
  • William Ward
  • Jun Wang
  • Victor Hernandez
  • Catherine S Burton
  • Ernest Riley, III
  • Teania Jackson
  • Ray Alford
  • LaShonda Horton
  • Warren Moore
  • Linda Overfelt
  • Linda Rubin
  • Manuelita Cardona
6th grade teachers:
  • Justi D Cernak
  • John Sigmon
  • Robin Mills
  • Constance Rogers
  • Hans Rheinschild's Home Page
  • Jennifer Freeland
  • Robert Mazur
  • Susan Crump
 7th grade teachers:
  • Mark Wise
  • Trevor LaFauci
  • Heather D. Smith
  • Brenda Sales
  • Mary Wilkerson
  • Sylvia Caldwell
  • Elease Mills
  • Arlis Murray
  • Shari Brady
8th grade teachers:
  • Natalie B Welcome
  • Andy Davis
  • Veda L Spears
  • Karen M Kelly
  • Alexandria Thompson
  • Charles Brissett
  • Sarah Clawson
Homepage Philo Middle School Website

Philo Middle School is a Forsyth County public school located in North Carolina.

Contents

[edit] Philo Middle School statements

Philo has two recognizable statements. One that shows reflects their mission statement and another that reflects their belief statement.

[edit] Mission statement

Philo Middle School is committed to providing a safe and orderly environment in which all students experience success in academic, social, physical and emotional development.

[edit] Belief statement

We believe everyone has the ability to learn, grow, and be successful as a result of effective, positive instruction; student attendance is important for student success; respect begets respect; our school climate reflects the needs of every child who enters our building; positive character development is the result of positive experience.

[edit] Sports

  • Boys and Girls Volleyball
  • Boys and Girls Soccer
  • Boys and Girls Basketball
  • Boys and Girls Track
  • Cheerleading

[edit] Code of sportsmanship

It is recognized that public school interscholastic athletic events should be conducted in such a manner that good sportsmanship prevails at all times. Every effort should be made to promote a climate of wholesome competition. Unsportsmanlike acts will not be tolerated. A player is under the coach's control from the time they arrive field until they leave the field.

[edit] Eligibility

  • Students must be enrolled no later than the 15th day of the present semester and must be in regular attendance.
  • Students must not be absent more that 10 days in a semester.
  • Students must pass all courses with at least a 1.75 GPA.
  • Students may not participate on a 7th or 8th grade team if they become 15 years of age on or before October 16 of that year.
  • Students must be present for at least 50% of the day on the day of an event to participate.
  • Students must receive a physical by licensed physician within the past 365 days.
  • Students must not accept any prizes, merchandise, money or anything that can be exchanged for athletic participation.
  • Students may not dress for a contest, sit on the bench, or practice if you are not eligible to participate.
  • Students may not participate if they have any outstanding financial obligations to Philo.

[edit] Student athlete pledge

As a student athlete, I am a role model. Using inappropriate language, taunting; baiting; and or the use of unwarranted physical contact directed at opposing player, coaches, and fans are contrary to the spirit of fair play and the good sportsmanship of my school. I accept my responsibility to model good sportsmanship that comes with being a student athlete.

[edit] Intramurals

Intramurals are open to any 6th, 7th, or 8th grader. Time and dates of each activity will be announced.

  • Director of intramurals:
    • Mr. Robert Mazur

[edit] Clubs and groups at Philo

  • Art Club- Linda Rubin
  • Battle of the Books (BOB)- Laura Turney, Alexandria Thompson, Jennifer Freeland, Heather Smith
  • Crosby Scholars- Leroy Barkley
  • Dance Team- Amber Jones
  • Discipline Committee- Dana Grieser, Robert Mazur, Robin Mills, Linda Overfelt, Glenda Wagoner
  • DIVAS- Maria Watkins
  • Drama Club- Karen Kelly
  • Intramurals- Dana Grieser, Robert Mazur, Dereck Dirks
  • Magnet School Committee- Susan Crump, Sally Stelter, Jun Wang
  • NAL- National Academic League- Trevor LaFauci, Laura Turney
  • NJHS- National Junior Honor Society-Linda Overfelt
  • Parent Teacher Association (PTA)- Amber Jones
  • Safety Committee- Leroy Barkley, Officer Caudle, Andy Davis
  • School Beautification Club- Charles Brissett
  • School Improvement Team (SIT)- Shari Brady, Justi Cernak, Sarah Clawson, Dereck Dirks, Carol Lunsford, Mary Mims, Constance Rogers, Linda Rubin, Debra Saladin, Sally Stelter
  • Science Club- Shari Brady, Charles Brissett
  • Social Committee- Robert Mazur, Jennifer Freeland, Amber Jones, Teania Jackson
  • Student Council- Alexandria Thompson, Karen Kelly
  • Tiger Times- Ray Alford
  • Tiger TV- Dereck Dirks [1]

[edit] References

  1. ^ htp:www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us

[edit] External links