A Message from your School Administrators |
Good Afternoon, Mayfield Community!
I hope this message finds you well and that you are enjoying the start of the spring season.
Report cards for the third quarter are coming home today. Please be sure to check your child’s book bag so you can review their progress together. This is a great opportunity to celebrate successes and set goals for the remainder of the school year.
We are also incredibly proud of our 6th-grade band and orchestra students, who performed this week at the All-City Band and Orchestra concerts held at Osbourn High School. Our students represented Mayfield with excellence, and their hard work truly paid off as they opened both concert nights with strong performances. I want to extend a special thank you to Mr. Souza, our Band Director, and Mr. Read, our Orchestra Director, for their dedication and commitment to our students. They have done an amazing job introducing students to new instruments and building a strong musical foundation that will support the future success of our Manassas City performing arts program.
Thank you for your continued support of our students and school community.
Dr. Frischkorn
Principal
Mrs. Milhoan
6th Grade Assistant Principal
Mr. Moore
5th Grade Assistant Principal
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National Assistant Principal Appriciation Week |
This week, we proudly celebrate National Assistant Principals Week, and I would like to take a moment to recognize and thank two outstanding leaders in our building—Mr. Moore and Mrs. Milhoan.
Mr. Moore and Mrs. Milhoan work tirelessly each day to support our students, staff, and families. Their commitment to ensuring that our students demonstrate their very best “Bobcat Behavior” can be seen in our classrooms, throughout our hallways, and within our greater community. They lead with care, consistency, and a deep dedication to helping every student grow both academically and socially.
We are incredibly fortunate to have two such dedicated and passionate assistant principals serving the Mayfield Intermediate School community. Their leadership makes a meaningful difference in the positive culture we strive to build each day.
Please join me in thanking Mr. Moore and Mrs. Milhoan for all that they do!
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The Next 2 Weeks Schedule |
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Monday, April 13
Normal School Day
Tuesday, April 14
SOL Preparation Tutoring Session
5th Grade Basketball Club
Dance Club
Wednesday, April 15
MAP Vaccine Clinic
SOL Preparation Tutoring Session
Thursday, April 16
6th Grade Freedom Museum Visit
SOL Preparation Tutoring Session
5th Grade Basketball Club
Friday, April 17
Normal School Day
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Monday, April 20
Normal School Day
Tuesday, April 21
NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS: Professional Learning Day
Wednesday, April 22
National Administrative Professionals Day
SOL Preparation Tutoring Session
Thursday, April 23
5th Grade Integrated Reading and Writing SOL
SOL Preparation Tutoring Session
5th Grade Basketball Club
Friday, April 24
Normal School Day
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Mayfield's Continued Growth with Behavior Support Systems
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As part of our ongoing commitment to strengthening our schoolwide Behavior Support Systems, Mayfield has recently implemented two consistent tools to support a calm, focused, and respectful learning environment: our voice level expectations and a unified refocus signal. These routines were introduced through daily announcements and reinforced in classrooms, helping students understand that being their “Bobcat Best” means using the right voice at the right time and quickly refocusing when an adult signals for attention. Throughout the first two weeks, students practiced these expectations during instruction and transitions, building habits that promote both individual responsibility and a strong learning community. We have already seen a positive impact, with many students demonstrating improved focus, smoother transitions, and increased awareness of how their actions support others. By continuing to reinforce these practices, we are helping all students contribute to a calm, respectful, and productive environment where everyone can succeed.
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Successful Career Day at Mayfield! |
The week before Spring Break, Mayfield Intermediate School hosted a highly successful Career Day, providing our students with an exciting opportunity to explore a wide range of future pathways. Through their school counseling lessons, students have been learning about the 17 career clusters, and this event brought those lessons to life in a meaningful and engaging way.
We were fortunate to welcome presenters who live and work right here in our community. Our students had the chance to learn from professionals representing a variety of fields, including the Police Department, NOVEC, technology industries, tree and landscape services, social media influencers, small business owners, graphic and clothing designers, and hair stylists. Each presenter shared valuable insights, helping students make real-world connections to their learning.
I am especially proud of how our students demonstrated their “Bobcat Best” behavior throughout the afternoon. They were respectful, engaged, and eager to learn from each of our guests.
We would also like to give a special shout-out to the Osbourn High School students who joined us to share their experiences in Career and Technical Education programs. Their presentations provided a powerful glimpse into the opportunities that await our students in the years ahead.
Thank you to everyone who helped make Career Day such a meaningful experience for our students!
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Attention 6th Graders, A Vaccine Clinic is Coming to Mayfield On Wednesday, April 15 |
To help families prepare for the upcoming school year, Mayfield Intermediate School will be hosting a student vaccine clinic in partnership with the Virginia Department of Health. This clinic is designed to help ensure that our rising 7th-grade students are up-to-date on all immunizations required for entry into 7th grade in Virginia.
According to the Virginia Department of Health, students entering 7th grade must have several required vaccinations, including the Tdap booster, Meningococcal (MenACWY), and the first dose of the HPV vaccine. This on-site clinic will provide families with a convenient opportunity to meet these requirements before the start of the school year.
Additional details about the clinic date, time, and required consent forms will be shared with families soon. We encourage parents to take advantage of this opportunity to ensure their child is fully prepared for a healthy and successful start to middle school.
If you have questions about immunization requirements, please visit the Virginia Department of Health website or contact the school clinic for assistance.
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SOL Schedule for 5th and 6th Grade |
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Grade 5 Integrated Reading-Writing SOL: April 23
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Grade 5 and Grade 6 Math SOL: May 5
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Grade 5 Math SOL Day #2: May 6
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Grade 5 and Grade 6 Reading SOL: May 11
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Grade 5 Reading SOL Day #2: May 12
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Grade 5 Science SOL: May 14
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Accessing Student Grades Using Schoology |
We’re excited to help you get started. Below you’ll find an overview of the main areas of your Schoology account. This guide will help you navigate the platform with ease. For more detailed instructions on specific features, please visit the Schoology Learning website
What is Schoology?
Schoology is an online learning platform that teachers use to:
♦Share classroom materials and resources.
♦Provide a safe space for students to discuss ideas and collaborate on projects.
♦Assign and collect homework electronically.
♦Schoology helps students stay organized and connected with their class.
Why Create a Parent Account?
A Schoology Parent Account allows you to:
♦View the classes your child is enrolled in.
♦See upcoming assignments and due dates.
♦Stay informed with school and class announcements.
♦Schoology makes it easy for parents to stay engaged and support their child’s learning journey.
Setting Up Your Account
When you create a Parent account in Schoology, you’ll actually have access to two views:
Your Personal Account – This includes your own name and information.
Child Activity View – This allows you to see Schoology from your child’s perspective, view their courses, and receive updates about their activity.
The first time you log in, we recommend reviewing and adjusting your account settings to ensure you get the most out of Schoology. To create your account, please have your Access Code ready. This is a 12-digit code (formatted like XXXX-XXXX-XXXX) provided by your child’s teacher or school. Click this "Link" and follow the instructions in the attached document for "HowTo."
Set up Parent Schoology Account
Configurar la cuenta de Schoology para padres
Navigate Schoology Dashboard: Tips for Tracking Your Child’s Academic Activity
New to Schoology or looking for ways to make the most of its features? Our step-by-step presentation is here to help! You’ll learn everything you need—from logging in and navigating the dashboard to checking assignments, grades, and teacher updates. Stay connected and confidently support your child’s learning journey.
Explore our resource: Schoology Dashboard – Tips for Tracking Your Child’s Academic Activity. Click here to view the presentation.
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After School Activity Bus Schedules |
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After School Buses depart Mayfield at 4:20 PM
As the school year progresses and we introduce additional after-school clubs/activities and tutoring, it is essential to remind families that the after-school activity buses follow slightly different routes than our regular morning and afternoon bus routes. Please review the three different activity bus routes. You can find the closest street intersection on the bus route to know where students will be dropped off if they are riding the after-school activity bus.
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April 10, 2026: Third Quarter Report Cards will be ready
April 20, 2026: No School for Students: Professional Learning Day for Staff
May 13, 2026: Early Release Day for Students
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The Student Code of Conduct helps all students and parents understand their school-related rights, responsibilities, and expectations of the school. It is not intended to be a comprehensive document covering all possible situations but to provide a framework that makes clear that students are expected to act responsibly and with respect for other human beings at all times.
Parents can download a copy of the Student Code of Conduct from our school division website.
Manassas City Public Schools Student Code of Conduct
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The School Board of the City of Manassas does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, disabilities, or national origin in employment or in its educational programs and activities. |
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