Registration is now open for Pre-K, kindergarten and students who are new to the City School District of New Rochelle. It will continue through July 31. Visit this page for all information about the registration process, which has been modified for the COVID-19 crisis.
Please note that when students are here at ALMS for in-person instruction, they will not be able to use a personal computer device to connect to the school network. All students will need a CSDNR Chromebook when they are here at ALMS.
Chromebooks are available to be signed out from ALMS 9:00am - 3:30pm (Monday through Friday). When arriving, inform security that you would like to sign out a chromebook. You will be requested to complete a CSDNR Device Loaner Form and then given a district chromebook.
If you are unable to come to the building prior to the start of your child’s hybrid/in-person instruction start date, we can pre-assign a chromebook to a student if you complete THIS GOOGLE FORM. The device will be given to the students during their first days of in-person instruction.
We know how hard folks are working to create school environments at home and appreciate the efforts, set forth, to support teaching and learning during these challenging times. Please be reminded:
*Please know that students must be logged into their nredlearn.org gmail account to complete the Google Form. If you are having complications, make sure to sign out of all gmail accounts and then login with the nredlearn gmail first
Additional Student Modules
Student Orientation Slideshow Links
ALMS Student Council/Animal Shelter Visit
NRHS SADD students talking to 8th grade health classes about making wise choices.
Twelve students who received awards at the conference with Ms. Williams and Ms. O'Reilly, the club advisers
Congratulations to ALMS 6th Grader, Claire, who was recognized for her "Best Position Paper" at the ALMS Model UN conference in Boston, MA that took place from 1/31/20 - 2/2/20.
If you are interested in registering to participate on one of our athletic teams please see attached the "FamilyID" form.
ALMS General Supply List School Year 2020-21
ALMS employs a color-coded system to help students stay organized and on track for success in middle school.
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ELA BLUE |
MATH RED |
SCIENCE GREEN |
SOCIAL STUDIES PURPLE |
WORLD LANGUAGE YELLOW |
The following is our grade specific list of supplies for our traditional school year. Students may not need their supplies until we begin our Hybrid Learning Model with in person instruction, but we do encourage families to take advantage of using them while we are in Remote Learning to help stay organized.
**At this time, we do not plan to have students utilize hallway or gym lockers until further notice**
In addition, if there are any families having trouble, we ask you to please contact your school counselor so we can work together to assist:
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For 6th Grade Social Studies:
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Grade SEVEN General Supplies |
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For 7th Grade Social Studies:
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Grade 8 ELA (English Language Arts):
For 8th Grade Social Studies:
For 8th Grade Math:
For 8th Grade Science:
Watch a tribute to the eighth graders moving on from Albert Leonard Middle School here:
You can also watch the ceremony on YouTube here.
Special Meeting
The meeting will be accessible to the public through Zoom. A link will be posted on the website shortly before the meeting begins.
Albert Leonard Middle School Leopards Custom Apparel
Click and check out the Albert Leonard School Store for a wide variety of ALMS apparel! Every purchase helps support the ALMS Yearbook. Order today and show your ALMS school pride!
Click here to access the current newsletters available from The Middle Years and Helping Students Learn.
For our next Principal's Corner feature, we hope you will enjoy our newest newsletters The Middle Years ‘Working Together for School Success’ and Helping Students Learn ‘Tips Families Can Use to Help Students Do Better in School’.
