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Middle School 35 East Street
Skaneateles, NY 13152
(315) 291-2241

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission statement of the Skaneateles Middle School is to make the transition from childhood to adolescence a positive experience within a safe environment.  Opportunities are provided for exploring and applying learning to develop a strong knowledge base where responsibility, respect, integrity, teamwork and work ethic are valued.  In turn, students will demonstrate respect for themselves, others and their school, community and world environment.  The development of these qualities is shared by the staff, students, parents and community.

 

Welcome to the Skaneateles Middle School

The Middle School, with approximately 400 students, covers grades 6-8.  There are 60 staff members that educate our students.  We are a true middle school that believes in the Seven Essential Elements of a Standards Focused Middle School set forth by the State of New York (www.nysed.gov).  These elements have two goals:

  • The intellectual development and academic achievement of all students and
  • The personal and social development of each student.

We are organized by teams, and that team effort carries through our middle school.  Students, teachers, parents and administrators work together to give our students the best opportunity to achieve their goals.

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Upcoming Events

Skaneateles hosts Junior High All County

The Junior High School All County Festival was held at Skaneateles Middle School and High School over the weekend,... <more info>

Girls hockey team featured in paper

The Skaneateles Girls Hockey Team is featured on Page One of this week's Skaneateles Press.  As the story reports,... <more info>

Exxon makes another donation to education

Brian Albanese’s visits to Skaneateles High School always bring smiles of appreciation, and even more so during tight... <more info>

Friday, February 10, 2012
 - Middle School Dance Gr. 7 & 8
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
 - Board of Education Meeting
 - Valentine's Day

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In The Spotlight
Area residents with rich life stories brought history to life for eighth graders recently.  In groups of three or four, students interviewed and videotaped  their guests ... and la...