Parents – are you planning on bringing your rising 6th grader to Raider, Set, Go on Thursday, August 22nd from 9am-12pm?  Please take a moment to fill out this Google survey.  See you soon!

Please see the attached letter for important information, including upcoming dates and new administrative staff!

2019 Parent and Community Welcome Letter

This year’s “Raider-Set-Go” for rising 6th graders will be held Thursday, August 22 from 9-12PM. More information will follow closer to the date.

Moody Middle School student, Lillian Josefiak, not only received TWO Gold National Scholastic Writing Awards, but she also got the Best-in-Grade Award for the nation! Lillian (Lillie) and her teacher Patricia Walker received their gold medals at The National Ceremony at Carnegie Hall on June 6.

Congrats to Ms. Smithson for the well deserved recognition as one of Henrico’s Top Teachers!

Here are all the lists for summer reading –

SummerReading 6-8 2019

Summer Reading – IB 6th 2019

Summer Reading – IB 7th 2019

Summer Reading – IB 8th 2019

Good luck, Vishnoy V.!

The Moody MS eighth-grader and HCPS spelling champ is representing Henrico County at the Scripps National Spelling in Washington, D.C.

Summer slide isn’t a piece of playground equipment – it’s the tendency for students to lose some of the progress they’ve made during the academic year. But there are ways to keep your students’ skills sharp and have fun all summer long.

For details, resources and lots more ways to foster reading this summer, go to HCPS’ summer reading page.

Dear Parents,

At George H. Moody, we have students who have severe peanut/bean allergies.  These students must avoid all peanut/bean products, such as peanut butter crackers, packaged peanuts, etc.  This is the only way to prevent a life-threatening allergic reaction for these students.  We are asking for your assistance in providing a safe learning environment for all of our students.

The greatest potential for exposure to peanut/bean products is when the students are in school.  We are asking you to please be mindful of this when providing food items for your child to eat during snack time, field trips, school dances, or other activities that may occur before, during, or after school.  Please remind your child that the sharing of any food item is prohibited because of the potential risk of allergic reactions for the students who have these allergies.

Lunch is always served in the cafeteria and your child may bring peanut/bean products for lunch, since there is a designated peanut/bean table.  This plan will help maintain safety while allowing non-allergic classmates to enjoy peanut/bean products in a controlled environment.

We appreciate your support and cooperation.

Ms. Purcell, RN
School Nurse