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Marlboro Middle School
Mrs. Nieliwocki

Principal's Message

Welcome to Marlboro Middle School
Home of the Hawks.
 
Dear Parents, Guardians, and Students,
 
As we work through the Covid-19 pandemic, we are currently offering students the option of two learning plans; remote instruction or in-person learning four days per week. Wednesdays are remote instruction for all students. We are offering after-school clubs and encourage students to participate in these opportunities that support time for social interaction, fun, and interest-based programs. Clubs include Digital Media, Newspaper, Culinary, MIndfulness and Student Council.
 
We are offering several academic support programs for students including RISE, the after-school reading program, small group instruction, and the availability of online programs in math and ELA.
 
Please email Mr. McCann, Mr. Tatgenhorst, the school counselors, the Child Study Team case managers, or me with any questions or if you experience any difficulties in navigating our current plan. 
 
 
Sincerely,
Mrs. Patricia Nieliwocki
Principal
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