Welcome to
Windsor Mill Middle School
Magnet School for Global Communications
Magnet | Lighthouse | AVID School
“A School Where Achievement is Limitless!”
MISSION: WMMS seeks to develop balanced, caring, and empathetic students with a curiosity of the diverse, interconnected, intercultural world around them through inquiry, reflection, and development of 21st century skills.
VISION: WMMS students and staff communicate, collaborate, and problem-solve to be a beacon of Global Citizenship.
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WMMS FREE STEM CAMP
Click HERE for the Office of Magnet Programs where you will find Magnet Applications, Magnet Brochures, and High School Assessment Guidelines.
For more information about WMMS Magnet School and/or International Baccalaureate contact:
Phone: 410-887-0618 | Magnet Info - April Magin - amagin@bcps.org |
IB Questions - Rafe Park - wpark@bcps.org
Click HERE for the Club Permission Form
In order to be eligible to play sports for this upcoming school year, your child must turn in these completed forms to Mr. Berkowitz. Click on each form below to open the links.
1. Physical Examination Form
2. Athletic Permit Form
3. Sudden Cardiac Arrest
4. Concussion Awareness Information
A physical examination form is good for one calendar year; students playing multiple sports during the year do not need to get a new physical every season. Any questions can be directed to the Athletic Advisor - Mr. Berkowitz at aberkowitz2@bcps.org.
CLICK HERE FOR A COPY OF THE WMMS SCHOOL SUPPLIES LIST 2019-20
CLICK HERE FOR A COPY OF THE WMMS SCHOOL SUPPLIES LIST 2019-20
Uniform Shirt Sale - Aug. 2019.pdf
ORDERS - Feel free to visit the school during business hours to purchase a shirt or tie we have in stock or place an order for future shipment. All students are expected to be in full school uniform but, embroidered shirts are an option. Neckties for boys are expected each day. Ties are for sale each day for $5.
Click HERE to see the Uniform Expectation Brochure 2019-20.pdf
Click HERE to learn how to create a myBCPS account to access Schoology.
Windsor Mill Middle School is 1 of 7 middle schools in Baltimore County that is a Lighthouse School. Lighthouse schools lead the way for Students and Teachers Accessing Tomorrow (S.T.A.T.).
What is S.T.A.T?
S.T.A.T is the multi-year transformation of BCPS into a complete 21st century technology learning environment to prepare globally-competitive graduates. BCPS is first redesigning curriculum in the core content areas to redefine what instruction will look like in a blended learning environment, while placing a stronger emphasis on critical thinking and analytical skills. This transformation is necessary to provide personalized learning to our increasingly diverse student population at a time when the economy requires more from out students for future success.
The Lighthouse schools are the first in the system to receive digital learning devices for students; implement one-to-one personalized and blending learning; and create an innovative, comprehensive digital learning culture. Lighthouse Schools also serve as model demonstration sites, with a Teacher Leader Corp (TLC) turning their classrooms into learning labs.
ALL students will receive a laptop device and messenger bag to serve as their digital notebook and storage. This will greatly reduce the need for large binders, notebook paper, etc. Please purchase grade supplies accordingly.
Lighthouse and WMMS stories: https://lighthouse.bcps.org
In 2016 Windsor Mill Middle School was named one of 8 expansion middle schools in Baltimore County to teach AVID. The 2017-18 school year is our first year offering AVID as an elective course for all three grades. In addition, Windsor Mill also promotes a school-wide program that encompasses several aspects of AVID to include the WICOR Strategy, Cornell Notes, and promotion of literacy across the curriculum.
AVID, Advancement Via Individual Determination, is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to closing the achievement gap by preparing all students for college and other postsecondary opportunities. Established more than 35 years ago with one teacher in one classroom, AVID today impacts nearly 1.5 million students in 46 states and 16 other countries/territories.
Simply, AVID trains educators to use proven practices in order to prepare students for success in high school, college, and a career, especially students traditionally underrepresented in higher education.
