About Clark Middle School


• Office hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

• Library hours: 7:40 a.m. - 2:50 p.m.

 

Click here for our School Improvement Plan.


Click here for our school data from the Indiana Department of Education.


Click here for facts about Hammond, IN.

 
 

Historic Links:


Hammond Public Schools - Past and Present


George Rogers Clark Biography


Davis Avenue Historical District


The Story Behind Whiting/Robertsdale Street Names


Lake County Historical Museum

 
 

Our School Song:


Go, you pioneers, we will back you with all our might.

Rah! Rah! Rah!

Go, you pioneers, win this game for the blue and white.

With nothing less than victory our mark.

Let the spirit of George Rogers Clark inspire you.

Go, you pioneers, let’s see you

Fight! Fight! Fight!

 
 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

1.) What do I do if I lose my school ID card?

You must buy a new one from Mrs. Quiroga in the main office after school. The replacement cost is $5.


2.) Where can I obtain a work permit?

See Mrs. Bobalik in the main office for the form. After filling it out, turn it in for approval.


3.) What are the times and locations of the bus pick-ups after school?

The yellow bus in the back of the school on Stanton is the first bus to leave. You have to have permission from the administration to ride this bus. There are a couple of buses that pick up in the front of the building on Davis Ave. You have to be in the Cafeteria by three or have a pass or detention slip from a teacher to ride this bus. A late bus leaves the school at 4:00, and covers all routes. There are three buses that you can take at the football field. The last one leaves at 4:00.


4.) Where is the ICBM room?

First floor, room 109. Remember to bring your books and supplies!


5.) Where is the bookstore and what kinds of supplies are sold there?

The "bookstore" is actually the main office with the big counter. They have paper, pens, notepaper and pencils for sale. Often basic supplies can be purchased from teachers. Just ask.


6.) What do you do if you can't get your locker open?

Most of the time you can turn to the closest teacher in the hall for help, but if no one is there, go to your next class and report the problem to your teacher. If you are having recurring problems, report them to Mrs. Quiroga in the main office.


7.) What do I do if I believe my teacher doesn't like me?

First, try to determine if one or more of your behaviors is causing the problem.


Second, discuss the problem with your parent. Sometimes adults can understand and explain other adults' behavior.


Third, try to discuss the problem with a guidance counselor. They may have some useful suggestions.


8.) Where can I find the application for free or reduced lunch?

See Mrs. Kaminsky in the main office.


9.) What does uniformity of color mean?

See the uniformity of color guidelines.


10.) Can I bring my cold medicine to school?

All medicine must be checked in with the school nurse who will hold it until you need it.


11.) What is Clark's locker policy?

Two students are assigned per locker. Students are not to allow anyone else to use their locker. If the administration finds that others are sharing a locker, disciplinary action will be taken. If for some reason you do not have a locker, or are having problems with your locker, you must report it to the Team member (teacher) who assigned the middle school lockers. Thank you!

 
 

Educational Links:


Parent Pledge from Tony Bennett


Indiana Department of Education - Information for Students


Indiana's Academic Standards


Math Tutorials


Lexile.com


Market day


Hammond Education Foundation


Indiana Department of Education


Hammond Robotics Team


"Helping Your Child Succeed in School" (Ideas for Parents to Monitor Their Child's Success)


Helpful U.S. Department of Education Links (Including a “Tool Kit for Hispanic Families”)

 

It is the policy of George Rogers Clark MS/HS not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age or handicap in its programs as required by the Indiana Civil Rights Act (I.C. 22-9.1), Title VI and VII (Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX (Educational Amendments), and Section 504 (Rehabilitation Act of 1973).

 

Materials on any of the SCH's web pages may not be copied without express permission is clearly stated on that page. The views and opinions of the authors expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of the School City of Hammond and any agencies thereof.

 

Si usted necesita información acerca del School City of Hammond (las escuelas públicas de Hammond), de alguna escuela de nuestro distrito en particular, o de algún programa en espanol u otro idioma, por favor, llame a nuestro departamento de educación bilingue si necesita ayudo al (219) 933-2455.

 

Title IX Officer & Section 504 Officer
Connie Manous, Director of Special Education
219-933-2400 x1081
CBManous@hammond.k12.in.us