Glenview Middle School 2018-2019  

SIC Report to the Parents

         

 Walter Mayfield  Principal 

           

Julie Artman Assistant Principal 

 

  Will Garrison  

Assistant Principal 

Ansley Jones Instructional 

Facilitator 

School Improvement Chair: Jennifer Neal

Our Mission Glenview Middle School will educate students

with the skills and work-ethic needed to be

successful in high school as they prepare to

become college and career-ready.

Our Vision Glenview Middle School will provide

an excellent educational experience

where students have an opportunity to

explore and grow through academics,

arts, and athletics.

We believe that:

● All individuals are valuable. ● Everyone has the potential to learn. ● Higher expectations yield higher results. ● Students learn best when engaged in

personalized and collaborative opportunities (rigor, relevance, relationships).

● Effective communication is essential for success in a diverse and global society.

● Everyone deserves a safe and positive environment that is conducive to learning.

 

Kimberly Barnes Teacher of the Year

 7th Grade Math Teacher 

2018-2019

2018-2019 MAP Data

 

Math --

Students

meeting Growth

Target for

Spring 2019

%

Reading--

Students meeting

Growth Target for

Spring 2019

%

6th Grade  75.7%  6th Grade  64.7% 

7th Grade  66.0%  7th Grade  75.6% 

8th Grade  80.4%  8th Grade  63.2%    

Measure of Academic Performance or MAP Tests are computerized adaptive tests used to determine students’ achievement level. Students are tested in Mathematics and Reading during the Fall and Spring to measure the amount of growth throughout the year.     

 

Glenview’s Junior Scholars:

Students who scored 550 or higher on the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing or

530 or higher on the Math portion of the PSAT/NMSQT as an 8th grader; or

students who participated in Duke University's Talent Identification Program

(TIP) during their seventh-grade year, who met the eligibility requirements as

outlined by that program (criteria listed above) are identified as South Carolina

Junior Scholars.

The purpose of the program is to identify students and provide opportunities that

will facilitate their intellectual growth, broaden their individual interests, and

promote their scholastic achievement.

Our students are listed below.  

 

Hayden Crocker

Isabella Ramage

Kayla Capell

Tyler Adams

Bradley

Schoenholz

Ethan Lee

Peyton Smouse

William Glenn

Kolton McLees

 

   Recognizing Teachers for Excellence   in the Classroom

 

Sarah Giddings September 

Georgia Cannady October  

Leslie Youngblood November 

Summer Anzur December 

 

 

Donna Bibb January 

Meghan Buch February 

Christi Thigpen March 

 April 

 

 

Other Notable Honors and Awards: Glenview Students Earn High School

Credit:

101 Students should earn an English 1 credit 101 Students should earn an Algebra 1 credit

45 Students should earn a Physical Science credit

162 Students should earn an elective credit for Multimedia Basics

44 Students should earn ALL FOUR CREDITS!

Passing Rate

All students who took the state

End-of-Course test for Algebra 1

and English 1 in the Spring of

2018 passed the test--of those

students, 96% of the students

scored an A, B, or C.

  Glenview was awarded a  GOOD  

rating on the  2017-2018 State Report Card.  

 Glenview Middle School Report Card Link 

IXL Math and Language Arts Students have been working to strengthen their skills in ELA and math through IXL lessons. This year all students were given a personalized list of lessons to do that address each student’s own area of weakness. Students have made a lot of progress by addressing targeted skills that were specific to each individual student and were identified after the completion of the Fall MAP test. *Data as of 4/30/19

*Skills Mastered--scored 100% Skills Proficient--80% Skills Practiced--Attempted

Anderson County Youth Art Month

 Congratulations to the following students for having their artwork displayed at the 

Anderson Art Center! 

 

All County Band Recipients

Glenview Strings Ethan Lee 

 All County  First Chair  

Region Orchestra

Glenview Chorus

Elizabeth Ann McGaha 

SC Vocal Solo &

Ensemble Festival - Superior Rating Recipient

Selected as UCA

All-American

Cheerleaders:

Kayla Capell, Amalyn Holley, Regan Scanlon, Ava Marie McConnell, Alex Jenkins, Emily Wood, Maddy Clark 

Glenview Middle School raised $9091 for the United 

Way Campaign.    

 

Diversity Award Winner:

Dusty Maxwell 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hour of Code

Glenview students joined schools around the world participating in the annual Hour of Code. Over 10 million students in 180 different countries take part in the Hour of Code. The goal of The Hour of Code is to give every student the opportunity to learn about computer science. The Hour of Code allows students to create programs, games, and apps that we use on a daily basis. Students complete one hour of tutorials based on skill level, grade level, topic, and interest.   Some of the tutorials selected are as follows: Minecraft, Star Wars, Moana, The Amazing World of Gumball, Animate Your Name with Scratch, Star Wars (Java Style), and Robots and Java.    Through the Hour of Code, approximately 750 Glenview students participated in more than just technology. The students used skills such as logic, problem solving, and creativity. 

Principal’s Academic Excellence Award

4.3 GPA--93 average 

Students were recognized for their outstanding performance after each nine weeks report card. Each nine weeks we had the following number of students in each grade level recognized.

1st Nine Weeks 6th Grade--82 out of 237 students (35%) 7th Grade--92 out of 285 students (32%) 8th Grade--84 out of 222 students (38%) 

 2nd Nine Weeks 

6th Grade--68 out of 241 students (28%) 7th Grade--89 out of 282 students (32%) 8th Grade--59 out of 226 students (26%) 

 3rd Nine Weeks 

6th Grade--59 out of 242 students (24%) 7th Grade--89 out of 280 students (32%) 8th Grade--70 out of 228 students (31%)