CMS Parents and Community,

We need to address a threat situation that occurred on our campus 10/30/19. During a class this afternoon, a frustrated and upset student made statements about self injury, harming others, and harming a teacher. We must take any and all threats seriously. The safety of our students and staff is of paramount importance. We did take this threat seriously with the involvement of the student’s parents, local law enforcement, and the board of education policies on discipline regarding threats. The situation is being dealt with and we will continue to take threats of any nature seriously. Thank you for your support as we strive daily to keep our campus safe.

CMS Administration

Listed below are the instructions for accessing and taking the 2019 Title IIA Parent Needs Assessment Survey.

You may access the TINA survey by using your web browser.  Open your web browser and type in the URL (web address) as listed  http://www.owledu.com/commercecity

The login screen for the TINA software will appear.

Please enter the Username and Password and press the [Log On] button.

After you log in correctly, you will see the name of the survey that needs to be taken.  To complete the survey, simply click on the [Take Survey] button by the survey.

Proceed through the survey answering the questions as appropriate.  

When you have finished answering this survey, you should click on the [Save] button at the bottom of the screen.  

After saving, please press the [Exit] button to log out. This will ensure that your survey answers are recorded.

Thank you for your participation.

TIP’s popular Scholar Weekends program is coming to the University of Georgia!

These intensive, two-day courses are open to eighth through eleventh graders. Students have the chance to explore thrilling new topics most schools aren’t able to teach, and they get to do so with a class full of other academically talented students just like them. It's a great way to explore potential majors and careers

The next program takes place on February 4 and 5, 2017, and courses include:

 

Students can attend as overnight students for $450, which includes a hotel stay, two lunches, Saturday dinner, and Sunday breakfast, or as a day student for $400, which includes two lunches and Saturday dinner. Financial aid is available; you can apply with this form.

And if you can't make it in February, don't worry! UGA is offering another program on March 18 and 19.

Courses fill quickly, so early registration is highly recommended!