Summit's Winning Achievement Team
Summit High School is dedicated to the success of all our students. Click here to learn more about the six principles that our staff is embracing.
Mom Walkers and Dad on Guard
If you would like more information about our Mom Walkers and Dads on Guard please contact Mrs. Davis-Martin. To download a volunteer application click here.
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MISD Education Foundation The MISD Education Foundation awarded over $2 million in school grants during the 2008-09 term. Our school has received $96,984.00 in innovative teaching grants to benefit our students since the Foundation began awarding grants. Click here to support teaching grants. |
Yearbooks on sale
Don't let that yearbook deadline pass you by. Books are $70. Payment plans are available - see Tracy Schultz in J9. Yearbooks can also be purchased online at www.smart-pay.com. Don't miss out.
The Jagwire is online!
Read the school newspaper online by going to mysummitnews.com
Late Bus
Starting on Tuesday, September 15th, we will be running a late bus at 5:00pm to take students home. The buses will run every Tuesday and Thursday. Students can stay for tutoring, OCR, Re-teach/Re-take, or study hall in the Library where students will have access to computers, printers, Internet, and teacher tutors for math, science, English, and Spanish then ride the late bus home.
Do you do a lot of volunteer work?
Apply for the Prudential Spirit of Community Award at http://spirit.prudential .com. After submitting the application electronically, applicants must print them out, sign, them & give to Mr. Goree by November 2. He will select two students to represent Summit in the competition for state recognition and a sizable cash prize. Apply today! Access code: SPIRIT
Do you want to be an Architect?
The AIA Dallas Associates Committee is hosting an Architecture Career
Day event entitled, "2 B an Architect" for area high school students on Saturday, November 21st, 2009 at the new Center for Architecture in Dallas, TX, from 1-4pm.
The events of the day will begin with a panel discussion including a
group of professionals (at various stages in their careers). This
discussion is a great opportunity for the high school students and their
parents to discuss aspects of the profession, what life is really like
in this profession, and what to expect from their education. This is an
interactive session to allow as much information as possible to be
revealed and shared.
The next part of the day will be an informal college fair with
representatives from the architecture programs of various colleges and
universities.
For further questions, please contact John Westbrook at
john.westbrook@corgan.com (214) 757-1833, or Ania Deptuch at
ania.deptuch@aiadallas.org. You can download a flyer and more information as well.
Spirit Days!
We have dress-up days for each football game and for everyday of Homecoming week.
Click here to find out what they are so you can be part of the fun and show your school spirit.
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Mansfield Summit High School is to educate all students by providing a wide range of instructional programs in a positive environment. This environment promotes and celebrates success while offering interventions for all students, resulting in a high ranking school in all indicators of campus performance.
VISION STATEMENT
The vision of Mansfield Summit High School is to be a high performing school wherestudents engage in both traditional and innovative programs that promote higher level thinking which develops responsible, productive citizens ina competitive, diverse, and global society.
VALUES
Integrity | Leadership | Excellence | Respect | Initiative | Innovation | Pride | Compassion
MOTTO
A Tradition of Excellence
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