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We believe that all students can and must learn at a high level of achievement as determined by state and national standards. Therefore, the students, parents, and staff of Troy Middle School commit to a comprehensive system of support to assure this outcome. To promote defined high levels of achievement, we will provide a safe and supportive learning environment that embraces the diverse needs of our students and develops positive character as demonstrated through respectful, responsible, and peaceful behaviors.
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Monday, October 7, 2024
World Day of Bullying Prevention
Wear your Troy blue or any blue shirt to support Bullying Prevention.
This is a district-wide special spirit day!
From September 15 to October 15, we join together to celebrate the vibrant cultures, histories, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. 🌎✨
At Troy 30-C we honor the diversity that enriches our schools and community. We invite all students, families, and staff to participate in special events, classroom activities, and learning opportunities throughout the month. Let’s embrace this chance to learn from one another and celebrate the beauty of our differences!
The Troy 30-C 2024-2027 Strategic Plan has been Board approved!
Review the entire plan and learn more about next steps by visiting the Strategic Plan Website
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“Being troy means guiding our kids to be leaders of our future in a dedicated and positive way.”
~Michelle McCabe, 3rd Grade Teacher at Troy Shorewood Elementary School
“Troy means success. We aim to help our students to be successful and we strive to be successful teachers!”
~Kristen Mueller, Reading Specialist at Troy Craughwell Elementary School
“To be Troy is to be all in. Everything we do is for the students and we do our best day in and day out to demonstrate that. It's taking pride in our work and showing it through our actions.”
~Matthew Stortz, Assistant Principal at Troy Middle School