Falcon Online Learning

The NHCS Instructional Services Team has created a K-12 supplemental learning web page for parents, accessible at NHCS.net, to access resources to support student learning through Friday, May 15. These resources will need to be either printed at home or picked up from any school location and will be available at all schools and meal service locations.

Click here to watch a video that explains Murray's approach to online learning.

COVID 19 NHCS Q&A

Students you are invited to participate in the TCS’ Ignite Innovation Student Challenge. This is something you can work on from home and you could win $10,000. The deadline is April 9th so you still have time. All the information you need is available from this link: Ignite My Future.

Don't forget to check your individual teacher's web pages for specific information and learning support for your classes.

Links to Fawn's low tech math problems for remote learning for math practice at all grade levels.

Student Reminders for Distance Learning

Click Here for more information on NHCS expectations for online learning.

Links to Lessons

6th Grade

7th Grade

Click on the links below to access the online lessons being provided by your teachers and the district:

7th Grade Packet 1
ELA The Lottery (also available as a pdf click here)
ELA Aliens (also available as a pdf click here)
7th Grade Math Review Packet
Science Review Packet for Ms. Rice and Ms. Herman
Science Review Module for Ms. Hoffmier, Ms. Brown, and Ms. Connell
Ms. Hauck's Math Classes
Ms. Rice's Science and Math Classes
Ms. Brunson's ELA Classes
Ms. Pipe's ELA Classes

8th Grade

Electives

Students with Disabilities/EC

Having trouble remembering your Google login and school gmail address? It looks like this: firstname.lastname@student.nhcs.net and is your computer login name at student.nhcs.net

Examples:

john.doe@student.nhcs.net

janet.doe2@student.nhcs.net

jose.perezgomez@student.nhcs.net

Not familiar with Google Hangouts? Click this link to watch a video that can help.

Online Safety for Students: not all our students were able to participate in all 5 Digital Citizenship presentations. Here are links available for students who would like to review or complete for credit (also available under Items of Interest on the Murray Homepage).

New Hanover County Schools COVID-19 Update for Sunday, March 29, 2020

This statement supersedes all previous communication. Please note that this information is accurate as of March 29, 2020 - 2:15 PM. We are continuing to monitor this evolving situation, and we will provide updates.

Under State of North Carolina Executive Order 121 and New Hanover County Board of Commissioners Declaration of State of Emergency - First Amendment COVID-19 Stay at Home Orders, New Hanover County Schools is considered a COVID-19 Essential Business and Operation.

Schools will remain closed through May 15. Beginning Monday, March 30, all schools and facilities will be closed to the public except by appointment and at the discretion of the principal. Drive-through meal services will continue at 20 designated school sites from 11:00 a.m-1:00 p.m., with expanded bus delivery at 48 neighborhood sites. Electronic device distribution will begin on Monday, March 30. Schools will contact parents to schedule pick up.

In-person meetings and facility use is limited to less than 10 people and social distancing requirements will be maintained to the greatest extent possible. Social distancing requirements as outlined in Executive Order 121 mean maintaining at least six feet distancing from other individuals; washing hands using soap and water for at least 20 seconds as frequently as possible or the use of hand sanitizer; regularly cleaning high-touch surfaces; and facilitating online or remote access by customers if possible.

Learning Continuity

March 24-March 31 have been designated training and development dates for teachers. April 1 has been designated as a launch date for all courses. For traditional calendars, Spring Break will remain on April 6 through April 13. Spring Break remains unchanged on all other calendars.

Staffing & Working Remotely

As an Essential Business and Operation, NHCS will continue to be open for employees. Employees have the option to come to work, work remotely if assigned duties can be executed in a remote work environment and there is work to do, or take leave. For staff unable to perform their job remotely, alternative duties are being assigned to the greatest extent possible.

Charles P Murray Middle

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