Georgia Milestones 2019 Testing Begins Soon

Georgia Milestones (GMAS) Testing will begin on Tuesday, April 9, 2019, immediately after we return from spring break. For a full view of the schedule and for complete information about GMAS End-of-Grade and End-of-Course testing, please click here or visit our Assessments page on this website. 

Title I Planning Meeting, Monday, March 25, 2019, 6 PM, Professional Learning Room

We need your input on the Title I Budget, School-Family Compact, Family Engagement Policy, and Family Engagement Calendar to help make the 2019-2020 School Year the best one yet!

Click here to see the entire Title I Planning Meeting flyer.  

Family Technology Workshop, Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 6 PM

Come to Lilburn Middle School to learn:

• How to use the computer to help your child at home
• How to navigate educational websites including MYeCLASS and teacher webpages.
• How to sign up for and use ClassDojo and the Parent Portal

Click here to see the entire flyer.

How to Help Your Child Prepare for the Georgia Milestones

The Georgia Milestones (GMAS) will begin soon after students return from Spring Break. In addition to students reviewing their coursework regularly. There are additional ways to help your child be more successful on the assessments. Students who are prepared, calm, and rested perform better on tests. Click here to read [in English] or click here to read [in Spanish] about some of the many ways to help your student approach Georgia Milestones in a relaxed, positive way.

Teen Lures Prevention Program begins today...

During the months of February and March, our school counselors will offer the Teen Lures Prevention lessons to all students in grades 6-8. You can learn more about the program at www.teenluresprevention.com. Please be aware that more information is provided on the website than is actually used in Gwinnett County. Below is a list of lures that are discussed at each grade level. Each grade reviews what was learned in the previous grade(s) and then learns additional lures.

6th: Game Lure, e-lure, Name Lure;  7th: Authority Lure, Assistance Lure, Ego/Fame Lure;  8th: Affection Lure, Trafficking Lure, Pet Lure

If you prefer that your child not participate in the teen lures prevention lessons, please write and sign a note indicating your preferences and send it to your child’s teacher or school counselor. Unless written documentation is received, your child will participate in the teen lures prevention and safety lessons. CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL INFORMATION LETTER...