ONLINE REGISTRATION: 2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR      

 I.            Online registration is now open.

II.            All Washoe County School District parents MUST register their students for the new upcoming school year using the online registration only.

III.          To access the online registration go to www.washoeschools.net/page/928.  Click the “log-in to the infinite campus parent portal” here link. Use the SAME username and password you have been using to login for your student's information. You will find the “online registration” located on the left hand side of the Home page. 

IV.           If you do not have access to the internet, you can come into the front office at Swope Middle School to register. 

V.            If you have any questions feel free to call Ms. DeLorenzo at 775-333-5330

*Online registration does not complete the enrollment process for first time students to WCSD. Initial enrollment must be completed by the school registrar followed by online registration. 

 

 

Philosophy:
The Swope Middle School staff, parents, and community resources provide a positive learning environment through varied programs to meet the unique needs of pre and early adolescents. We build on skills previously acquired, guide students to be self-directed, responsible, and educationally competent individuals, so they are prepared for high school and future endeavors.

 

The mission of Darrel C. Swope Middle School is to prepare our students for success in high school and to build the opportunity for all students to be college or career ready upon graduation, resulting in a community of informed and educated citizens. A function of our mission is a commitment to continuous improvement and to developing organizational structures and processes that will ensure academic excellence, be responsive to the unique developmental needs of our students, and be socially equitable. Each student will be provided a safe and nurturing community of learners where diversity is celebrated, mutual respect among adults and children is evident, and families are seen as valued partners in laying the foundation of life-long learning.

 

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