School Resources

Burleigh Manor's G/T program is open to all students. Individual classes require placements based on teacher recommendations and other academic factors. Seminars do not require placements and are meant to extend student interests beyond regular classroom instruction.

Modeled after the college and high school club, our It's Academic team meets on Thursday afternoons, from 2:45 to 4:00 pm. We practice on sets of questions from high school and middle school and participate mainly in tournaments for high school students but also in a few tournaments for middle schoolers only.

To ease the transition to middle school, Burleigh Manor will take the entire sixth grade on a three-day outdoor education trip to Sandy Hill Camp in North East, Maryland. We will go from September 26 – 28, 2018. The students will be immersed in learning about the nature that surrounds them, as well as building relationships with their new peers!

Our Student Services welcomes and supports students on an individual and school-wide basis. The staff consists of a school counselor for each grade level, a school psychologist, a school nurse and health room assistant, the registrar, and a pupil personnel worker.

Each student at BMMS is enrolled in a Canavs Course entitled "Burleigh Manor Middle School Student Resources." This course will include information about the Media Center and the Tech Program here at BMMS. Please see Ms. Paulus or Mrs. Randolph if you need help accessing this course.

https://hcpss.me/ is the student landing page for all HCPSS systems for students. This page will provide student access to GAFE (Google Apps for Education), Synergy, and Canvas as well as many other systems.

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