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As a recently-recognized exemplar PBIS school, our mission is to teach, reinforce, and encourage students’ respectful and responsible decision-making. We are proud to be a green school and to have the ability to offer a wide array of academic, athletic, and social activities that tap into students’ interests throughout the year.
PINE GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL
OUR VISION
BELIEFS AND EXPECTATIONS
We believe in the mission statement of the school. Enjoy the challenge of becoming the best we can be. Understand that decisions will always reflect what is in the best interest of our students.
We believe that managing by results and diagnostic instruction, while maintaining the quality of instruction on a daily basis, will result in improved academic instruction for all students.
We believe and help implement the National Middle School Association's position that "the overall climate of the school is itself a 'teacher'." A true middle school will evidence warmth, caring, and respect. This needed positive attitude is not possible if it is not rooted in a sense of harmony and togetherness on the part of the professional staff.

Instruction (Student Achievement)
WE ENVISION A SCHOOL WHERE:
Differentiated instruction and regrouping of students during lessons will be essential key strategies. Lessons will be child centered, meaningful, motivating, and will reflect current strategies, which promote student interaction, thinking, problem solving, and learning by doing. We will look for interdisciplinary instructional opportunities that are natural and appropriate for middle school youngsters. Effective teachers create a climate for success.
Positive
and Safe School Climate
WE ENVISION A SCHOOL WHERE:
Understand that teachers are keys to effective school wide discipline. Consistent standards of discipline, applicable to all students, will be maintained. However, understand that different approaches can and should be used. We will promote responsible behavior through wisdom, not power. Emphasis will be placed on building relationships with students based on respect, understanding and trust.

Updated September 2008
Webmaster: Kellie Mullins