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WESTBROOK MIDDLE SCHOOL
A Message From
Dean of Curriculum Matthew Nelson
Welcome to Westbrook Middle School. We are
located in Southern Maine and have
approximately 570 students in grades 6 8
and sixty professional educators in a brand
new school. Our students come from a wide
variety of socioeconomic and cultural
backgrounds. More than fifteen languages are
spoken in the homes of our students. Our
diversity is valued by everyone at Westbrook
Middle School. We are excited to provide our
young adolescents with a safe, stimulating
and supportive learning environment in our
new state-of-the art facility.
We believe in
educating the whole child. All of our
students are on academic teams to address
their social and emotional needs as well as
emphasize interdisciplinary and parallel
content. One model does not meet all the
needs of our students and team sizes vary
from two to four teachers. Some teachers
loop with their students and each grade has
their own guidance counselor throughout
middle school who work hard to put students
in a learning environment that meets their
educational, emotional and social needs.
Our beautiful new school emphasizes
technology and is equipped to help our
students thrive in the 21st
century and to help them reach their full
potential and prepare them to succeed in a
demanding and evolving global economy. All
of our students have 1 to 1 access to a
MacBook computer. We employ a full-time
technology integrator to ensure the best use
of all of our technological resources.
We believe a strong sense of belonging and
caring among all students and adults in our
school is crucial to engaging and motivating
everyone to learn. Our identity and our work
is framed by relationships. Every adult in
our school is important every student
matters. We use our relationships with
students, parents and the community to make
connections among people, places, resources
and ideas as the foundation for powerful
achievement and excellence.
We believe that
students who are not meeting grade level
academic standards in literacy and numeracy
deserve additional support rather than a
reduced curriculum. To help struggling
students, we offer a variety of additional
instructional opportunities. We have 2.5
staff who teach numeracy and literacy
learning labs for students to attend in
addition to their regular language arts and
math classes. For other students we have a
Saturday morning program to help students
with literacy and numeracy. We also offer a
Summer Academy for students whose NWEA
scores are below grade level.
Middle level
education can be a challenging time. Ten to
fifteen year olds are undergoing the most
rapid intellectual and developmental changes
of their lives. Our dedicated faculty and
community strive to provide all students a
successful academic and co-curricular
experience. We are committed to having an
inviting, supportive and safe environment
that promotes learning and develops positive
relationships. We are prepared to do all we
can to assist our students in learning and
achieving success and have this be a magical
time and among the best years of schooling
and growth.
Please look around
our website and contact me at
nelsonm@westbrookschools.org
with any
questions you may have about our school.
SCHOOL
INFORMATION
2010-2011 School Calendar
2010-2011 District Calendar
Vision 2013 Westbrook School Department
Strategic Plan
About Our City, Westbrook, Maine
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Dr. Reza
Namin
Superintendent of Schools
Westbrook School Department
117 Stroudwater Street ,
Westbrook, Maine 04092
Phone: 207-854-0800 FAX:
207-854-0809
Storm / School Information Line:
207-591-6222
E-Mail:
Dr_Namin@westbrookschools.org
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Department is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to
the provision of quality educational programs for all students.
Westbrook School Department does not discriminate
on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability,
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