BOND 

GREGORY 

MIDDLE SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL

Central A&M Promoters is an organization of people dedicated to supporting our schools. Some of the many activities that CAMP supported during the past school year include the Middle School Musical, 8th grade dance, field trips, reading incentives and library books, computer equipment, scholarships, classroom equipment and supplies, and money for elementary and middle school teachers to use for classroom supplies.

MS Supply List 22-23.pdf

Supply List

Free and Reduced Lunch Application

IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO COMPLETE AN APPLICATION IF YOUR STUDENT/S RECEIVE FOOD BENEFITS (SNAP,TANF, INCOME ELIGIBLE MEDICAID OR FOSTER CHILD STATUS).  THESE STUDENTS WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY APPROVED FOR FREE BREAKFAST AND LUNCH.

2022-2023

Grades:    

Kindergarten – 5^th Grade

$40.00 Elementary Books fees

$50.00 Technology Fees       TOTAL: $90.00

Middle School 6^th – 8^th Grades

$45.00 Middle School Book Fees

$50.00 Technology fees       TOTAL: $95.00

$15.00 PE Uniform (may use from prior years)

HIGH SCHOOL – Grades 9-12

$65.00 HS Book Fee

$50.00 Technology Fee         TOTAL: $115.00

If you have any of the following classes you will need to add

(these class fees do not qualify for waiver):

Foods $30.00 per semester

Crafts $20.00 per year

Art $20.00 per semester

3D Concepts $50.00 per year

Heartland $200.00 per semester

Ag Mechanics $20.00 per year

Horticulture $20.00 per year

Drivers Ed $150.00 per year

Lunch and Breakfast Costs

**Changes for 2022-2023

Breakfast

                All Grades $1.40 (.10 increase)

                Adults $2.40 (.45 increase)

Lunch

                Elementary $2.50 (.10 increase)

                MS & HS $2.80 (.10 increase)

                Adult $3.50 (.45 increase)

Snack Milk for K – 1st grade students only - .50 per day.

The Central A&M School District supports and values all of our students and staff. We are a public school that welcomes and supports all. We are continually striving to create an inclusive environment as our school and community grow and become more diverse. There is absolutely no rationale, excuse or tolerance for bullying in ANY context, place, time, or situation. Bullying hurts other human beings. We can disagree and not harm others. It must be stated that we can only investigate and address complaints and allegations of bullying IF we are aware of them. We encourage anyone to come forward with information about any situation by letting your building principals or the superintendent know.  

We also encourage the use of our anonymous reporting form, found here: Bullying Tip Form (Anonymous).

The board policy that covers Bullying is Board Policy 7:180 and is found here:

Bullying Policy for Central A&M

While the hunger by some individuals for information is obvious, as a public school we owe it, legally and otherwise, to all students and families to maintain their privacy, confidentiality, and dignity. The lack of detailed information released in any situation does not constitute a “cover up” or “sweeping things under the rug”. Parents and the general public will not be apprised by the school district of the details of any investigation involving our students or staff, or the specific disciplinary action that is taken, or the specific restorative measures that are instituted. In the spirit of supporting and valuing all of our students and staff, please be cognizant of the fact that our actions as adults on-line or in person set an example. As a district we will always look toward kindness, seeking greater understanding and respect of each other. 

CENTRAL A & M DISTRICT 21

    2022-2023 District Calendar

August 16            Teachers’ Institute – No student attendance           

August 17             First Day CAM Students (dismiss @11:30/11:45)

September 5          Labor Day … No School

September 14        11:30/11:45 Early Dismissal -School Impr. Planning

October 6              11:30/11:45 Early Dismissal – School Impr. Planning

October 7              No student attendance - Teachers’ Institute Day

October 10            Columbus Day … No School

October 14            End of 1^st Quarter

October 26            11:30/11:45 Early Dismissal -School Impr. Planning

November 8          Election Day … No School

November 23-25   Thanksgiving Break … No student attendance

December 7           11:30/11:45 Early Dismissal -School Impr. Planning

December 19         Exams … 1:45/2:00 Early Dismissal

December 20         Exams … 1:45/2:00 Early Dismissal   - End of 2^nd Quarter

Dec 21-Jan 2         Christmas Break

January 3              No student attendance - Teachers’ Institute Day

January 16            MLK Jr. Day … No School

February 1            11:30/11:45 Early Dismissal -School Impr. Planning

February 20          Presidents’ Day … No School

March 1                11:30/11:45 Early Dismissal -School Impr. Planning

March 3                 End of 3^rd Quarter

March 22              11:30/11:45 Early Dismissal - School Impr. Planning

April 5-10             Spring Break - No student attendance

April 26                11:30/11:45 Early Dismissal -School Impr. Planning

May 14                 Baccalaureate

May 19                 Commencement 7:00 pm

**May 24             Exams … 1:45/2:00 Early Dismissal

**May 25              Exams … 1:45/2:00 Early Dismissal

**May 26              Teachers’ Institute Day - No student attendance

**End of school days are contingent on use of Emergency Days and are subject to change