Brianne Rabouin

Midland Monthly September 2024

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Midland Messenger 2024 Summer Edition

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Midland Monthly – ESY Summer edition 2024

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MIDLAND PROMOTES SWIATEK TO COO

Midland is proud to announce Mrs. Natalie Swiatek has been promoted to Chief Operations Officer (COO). Most recently, her role was Midland’s Director of Strategic Planning. Mrs. Swiatek joined Midland in 2017 and has over 30 years’ experience in advocacy and providing services and supports to individuals with intellectual and MIDLAND PROMOTES SWIATEK TO COO

MIDLAND APPOINTS OWENS AS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

The Midland Corporation Board of Trustees is proud to announce the appointment of Mrs. Jeanette Owens as the new Midland School Principal, effective July 1, 2024. Mrs. Owens took over for Mrs. Kristen Massimo, who after an 8-year tenure at Midland, returned to the public sector as the Director of MIDLAND APPOINTS OWENS AS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

MAS Matters Second Edition

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Instructional Highlights – Room 217

The students in Room 217 have been learning about different typesof weather for our final science unit. Two of our favorite stories andactivities were about wind and clouds. After listening to the story The WindBlew by Pat Hutchins, it was time to investigate moving air. First, thestudents worked together using Instructional Highlights – Room 217

Midland Monthly – June 2024

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Instructional Highlights – Room 219

The students in Room 219 have been active explorers!  Together they have been traveling around the state of New Jersey learning about the attractions and sights that our state has to offer. Our traveling companion and dear friend, Flat Stanley has accompanied each of the students and their families while Instructional Highlights – Room 219

Instructional Highlights – Room 220

Room 220 is studying geography in social studies and the class illustrated a poem about  planet Earth. Students used Google Earth to review what Earth looks like from space. Students learned that the Earth is made up of land, water, and air.  The class was shown a bottle of soil, Instructional Highlights – Room 220