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Where Growth Meets Opportunity

At McCormick Middle School, we guide students through one of the most important transitions in their academic journey. From grades 6–8, students build independence, strengthen core skills, and discover new interests—all in a supportive environment that values curiosity, responsibility, and connection. Our staff works hand-in-hand with families to foster academic excellence, character development, and readiness for high school and beyond. As part of Huron City Schools, McCormick is proud to offer rigorous academics, inclusive programs, and a vibrant school community where every student can thrive.

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  • We look forward to connecting with families during our parent-teacher conferences. Please see the dates and times below:

    Fall Conferences
    • Thursday, October 3 | 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
    • Thursday, October 10 | 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM

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    • Thursday, February 20 | 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
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    6th Grade Teachers – Mrs. Harbal, Mr. Kastor, Mrs. LaCrosse, Mrs. Smith
    7th Grade Teachers – Mrs. Brown, Mr. Maleski, Mr. Sellers, Mrs. Wennes
    8th Grade Teachers – Mr. Demos, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Rowen, Mr. Schoenherr

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    Mr. James
    Mr. Lemponen
    Mr. Roth
    Mr. Stutzman
    Ms. Zimmerman

  • Students in grades 3 – 8 at Huron City Schools participate in Ohio’s State Achievement Tests each spring. These assessments measure student progress in core subjects and help ensure every learner is meeting grade-level expectations aligned with Ohio’s Learning Standards. Below, you’ll find important information about test dates, preparation tools, and how to interpret your child’s results.

    All assessments will take place during the first 2–3 hours of the school day:

    • April  – Grade 7 ELA, Part 1

    • April  – Grade 7 ELA, Part 2

    • April  – Grade 8 ELA, Part 1

    • April  – Grade 8 ELA, Part 2

    • April – Math 7 & Math 8, Part 1

    • April  – Math 7 & Math 8, Part 2

    • April  – 8th Grade Science, Parts 1 & 2

    • May  – Algebra, Part 1

    • May  – Algebra, Part 2

    • May  – Geometry (at Huron High School)

    Parents: Please avoid scheduling appointments during these testing dates to ensure your child is present and prepared.


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    For questions about testing, contact your building administrator or school counselor. Let’s work together to help every student succeed!

  • Welcome to the STEAM Club Project Hub

    Focused on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics, this hands-on club empowers students to explore big ideas, solve real-world challenges, and bring their creativity to life.

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    The STEAM Club encourages critical thinking, collaboration, and invention through immersive, student-led projects. Whether you're coding, designing, building, or imagining, this is where exploration turns into action.

    Featured Projects

    • Sustainable Solutions: Students tackle environmental issues with innovative, eco-friendly designs.

    • Digital Art & Design: Blending technology and creativity to produce powerful visual stories.

    • Robotics Team: Designing and programming robots for challenges and competition.

    • 3D Printing in Action: From concept to creation, students bring their ideas to life using 3D printing.

    • STEAM Storytelling: Interactive exhibits that blend science, technology, and narrative thinking.

    Why Join?

    ✔ Grow your problem-solving and creative thinking skills
    ✔ Work with peers and mentors on projects that matter
    ✔ Build confidence through presentation and hands-on experience
    ✔ Take part in events and competitions that showcase your work
    ✔ Prepare for future opportunities in STEM, design, and beyond


    Explore our Project Page to see what we're working on—and how you can be a part of it.

Daily Announcements

Thursday, August 28, 2025

  1. Today’s lunch is Walking Taco.

 

  1. Congratulations to the 7th and 8th grade girls volleyball teams who both won their match last night!  The 8th grade girls are now 4-0 for the season.  Great job girls!

 

  1. Do not go to the cafeteria in the morning unless you are purchasing breakfast.

 

  1. Reminders to students:
  • Cell phones and smart watches are to be kept turned off and in your lockers at all times.
  • Charged Chromebooks are to be brought to school every day.
  • Only those students who are riding the bus are to leave the classroom at 2:20.
  • Walkers and parent pickup students are to remain in the classroom until the 2:25 dismissal bell.
  • The deadline to have your schedule changed is this Friday, August 29.

 

  1. Lunch money and notes for the office should be brought to the office during first period.

 

  1. Attention students who are members of the Academic Challenge team, Student Council, and Jr. Honor Society, please check google classroom for the latest updates from Mrs. Rowen.

 

  1. Ripcho Studios will be here today to take school pictures.  Order forms were handed out. The office has extras if you need one.  Bring your completed order form and payment with you on picture day to give to the photographer.  Pictures can also be ordered online at Ripcho Studio using the passcode A7YPWP3T.

 

  1. Order your 2025-2026 yearbook today!  Order forms were handed out.  You can also order your yearbook online at Lifetouch using code 14845926.  The order deadline is April 9, 2026 but order early to ensure you get one!

 

  1. There is no school on Labor Day, Monday, September 1. 

 

  1. Attention 7th and 8th graders:  McCormick Jr. Honor Society will host the first dance of the year….Wear Your Brightest Neon.  The dance will be on Friday, September 5th in the gym from 2:30-4:30.  Tickets will be sold during lunches for $5 on September 3rd-5th.

 

  1. Following the announcements would the following students please come to the office: Claire McDonnell, Laney Bennett, Avery Evans and Camryn Maloney

 

  1. If you win or do well at something, do not brag. If you lose, or do poorly at something do not show anger. To show anger or sarcasm, such as “I wasn’t playing hard,” or “you really aren’t that good,” shows weakness. McCormick Students always treat each other with respect. Remember if you do not have something nice to say then don’t say anything at all.

Friday, August 29, 2025

  1. Today’s lunch is Pizza.

 

  1. Do not go to the cafeteria in the morning unless you are purchasing breakfast.

 

  1. Reminders to students:
  • Cell phones and smart watches are to be kept turned off and in your lockers at all times.
  • Charged Chromebooks are to be brought to school every day.
  • Only those students who are riding the bus are to leave the classroom at 2:20.
  • Walkers and parent pickup students are to remain in the classroom until the 2:25 dismissal bell.
  • The deadline to have your schedule changed is this Friday, August 29.

 

  1. Lunch money and notes for the office should be brought to the office during first period.

 

  1. Order your 2025-2026 yearbook today!  Order forms were handed out.  You can also order your yearbook online at lifetouch using code 14845926.  The order deadline is April 9, 2026 but order early to ensure you get one!

 

  1. There is no school on Labor Day, Monday, September 1. 

 

  1. Attention 7th and 8th graders:  McCormick Jr. Honor Society will host the first dance of the year….Wear Your Brightest Neon.  The dance will be on Friday, September 5th in the gym from 2:30-4:30.  Tickets are $5 and will be sold during lunches September 3rd-5th.

 

  1. The McCormick Way - Positive Actions, Accepting K-C-R, Working to Succeed, and Stay Safe. Let’s make sure all our decisions and actions are centered around the McCormick Way.

Tuesday, September 2, 2025

  1. Today’s lunch is Mac & Cheese.

 

  1. Do not go to the cafeteria in the morning unless you are purchasing breakfast.

 

  1. The bus for the girls volleyball game will arrive at 3:25 today.  

 

  1. Attention 7th and 8th graders:  McCormick Jr. Honor Society will host the first dance of the year….Wear Your Brightest Neon.  The dance will be on Friday, September 5th in the gym from 2:30-4:30.  Tickets are $5 and will be sold during lunches Wednesday - Friday.

 

  1. Following the announcements would the following students please come to the office; Wyatt Morgan, Owen Folger, Alex Neibler and Kailyn Arnold.

 

  1. To honor the memory and the tradition Mrs. Moscioni began, Huron City Schools will Turn It Purple for Rita on Thursday, September 4. Staff and students are encouraged to wear purple as a joyful tribute to her spirit, her service, and the lasting impact she made on our schools and community. Be sure to wear some purple on Thursday. 

 

  1. Students if you are asked a question in conversation, it is only polite to ask a question in return. McCormick Students are polite and show others that they are just as interested in them as they are in you.

Wednesday, September 3, 2025

 

  1. Today’s lunch is Hot Dog.

 

  1. McCormick's Jr. Honor Society is sponsoring the back to school dance that will take place this Friday. Tickets will be sold during 7th and 8th grade lunches today - Friday. Tickets are $5. Come celebrate the start of the year by hanging out with your friends and showing off your best dance moves.

 

  1. McCormick Jr. Honor Society members, please check google classroom to see what day and time you are selling tickets. Also remember to drop off your water and lemonade to Mr. Maleski or Mrs. Rowen by Friday morning.

 

  1. To honor the memory and the tradition Mrs. Moscioni began, Huron City Schools will Turn It Purple for Rita tomorrow. Staff and students are encouraged to wear purple as a joyful tribute to her spirit, her service, and the lasting impact she made on our schools and community. Be sure to wear some purple tomorrow

 

  1. McCormick students respect others not only in their speech but also their actions. Students need to realize that their actions can show disrespect as well. When students tsk another person, roll their eyes, or smack their lips these are all signs of disrespect. Gestures like these are a sign of disrespect and a bad attitude. Let’s stay positive, and show respect at all times.

Thursday, September 4, 2025

  1. Today’s lunch is Chicken Nuggets.

 

  1. Lunch money and notes are to be brought to the office during first period.

 

  1. McCormick's Junior Honor Society is sponsoring the back to school dance that will take place this Friday. Tickets will be sold during 7th and 8th grade lunches today - Friday. Tickets are $5. Come celebrate the start of the year by hanging out with your friends and showing off your best dance moves and wear your brightest neon.

 

  1. McCormick Junior Honor Society members, please check google classroom to see what day and time you are selling tickets. Also, remember to drop off your water and lemonade to Mr. Maleski or Mrs. Rowen by tomorrow morning.

 

  1. McCormick Students are polite. McCormick Students always say thank you when they are given something or someone else does something for you. You should always show others that you appreciate what they do for you. Whether it is when you are handed a cookie in the lunch line, or if someone holds the door for you, you should always say thank you.

Friday, September 5, 2025

  1. Today’s lunch is Pizza.

 

  1. Remember only students that are purchasing a breakfast are allowed in the cafeteria in the morning.  Students are to enter the building and go to the auditorium if not purchasing a breakfast.  Students should not be in the halls until the bell rings. Upon entering the building, cell phones and smart watches are to be turned off and put away.

 

  1. Reminder:  Lunch money and notes are to be brought to the office during first period.

 

  1. The lost and found is located in the front hall by the Auditorium doors.  If you have lost something, please check the lost and found!

 

  1. McCormick's Junior Honor Society is sponsoring the back to school dance today. Tickets will be sold during 7th and 8th grade lunches today. Tickets are $5. Come celebrate the start of the year by hanging out with your friends and showing off your best dance moves and wear your brightest neon.

 

  1. McCormick Junior Honor Society members:  remember to drop off your water and lemonade to Mr. Maleski or Mrs. Rowen this morning.

 

  1. Good luck this weekend to the HURON PUBLIC LIBRARY'S BATTLE OF THE BOOKS TEAM. They will compete this weekend for the title of best team in Northeast Ohio. 

 

  1. When you are given something from someone, never insult that person by making negative comments about the gift or by insinuating that it wasn’t appreciated. No matter how big or small or how valuable the gift is, one should always say thank you and show gratitude.

 

  1. Attention all students who plan to attend any home athletic contest or away contest at other Sandusky Bay Conference schools. We would like to remind you of our expectations for you regarding your behavior while at the contest supporting our athletes.

 

All students are required to follow the expectations that are in the student handbook.


 

All students who are in attendance need to be in their seat while the game is in progress. Students are reminded that at all football games whether home or away they are to be in the bleachers within the first minute of the game, and remain in the bleachers until one minute before halftime. Following half time, all students must be back in the bleachers within the first minute of the second half and remain there until the end of the game.

*    Profanity, taunting, trash talking, or heckling of players or other spectators will result in immediate removal from the game and disciplinary actions will be taken.

*    Students are not permitted to bring skateboards, footballs, or other toys into the stadium on game nights. 

*   Students that are not sitting with their parents must sit in the student section of the bleachers. 

 

Students who fail to follow these rules could be subject to removal from the contest. Students are reminded that when attending contests or activities, it is a school sponsored activity and you are representing Huron City Schools.

Monday, September 8, 2025

  1. Today’s lunch is Chicken Strips.

 

  1. Congratulations to the boys and girls cross country teams in their strong races on Saturday. Girls were led by Grace Jackson, Alex Neibler, Avery Morefield, and Evie Mazur. Boys were led by Eli Cencer, William Meyers, Logan Kerstetter, and Callum Pifer. Good luck to teams this weekend as they compete at the Galion Invitational.

 

  1. Remember only students that are purchasing a breakfast are allowed in the cafeteria in the morning.  Students are to enter the building and go to the auditorium if not purchasing a breakfast.  Students should not be in the halls until the bell rings. 

 

  1. Upon entering the building, cell phones and smart watches are to be turned off and put away.

 

  1. If you are not at school by 8:00am, or if you are absent for the day, you can not participate in after school activities unless you were physically at the doctor/dentist and have a medical excuse stating that.

 

  1. Reminder:  Lunch money and notes are to be brought to the office during first period.

 

  1. The lost and found is located in the front hall by the Auditorium doors.  If you have lost something, please check the lost and found!

 

  1. McCormick Students should surprise others by performing random acts of kindness. Go out of your way to do something surprisingly kind and generous for someone. You should make an effort to do things like this at least once a week.

Tuesday, September 9, 2025

  1. Today’s lunch is Grilled Cheese.

 

  1. Congratulations to both the 7th and 8th grade girls volleyball teams who won their matches last night!  Good luck girls at Edison tomorrow.

 

  1. Remember only students that are purchasing a breakfast are allowed in the cafeteria in the morning.  Students are to enter the building and go to the auditorium if not purchasing a breakfast.  Students should not be in the halls until the bell rings. 

 

  1. Upon entering the building, cell phones and smart watches are to be turned off and put away.

 

  1. If you are not at school by 8:00am, or if you are absent for the day, you can not participate in after school activities unless you were physically at the doctor/dentist and have a medical excuse stating that.

 

  1. Reminder:  Lunch money and notes are to be brought to the office during first period.

 

  1. The lost and found is located in the front hall by the Auditorium doors.  If you have lost something, please check the lost and found!

 

  1. Student council will meet during 8th grade lunch tomorrow in Room 205 (Health room).  7th Grade please let your study hall teacher know you are attending the meeting

 

  1. If you are a 7th grader who is interested in being on the Power of the Pen team, there will be an informational meeting in room 108 (Mrs. Smith's room) tomorrow during 7th grade Study Hall.

 

  1. McCormick Students should surprise others by performing random acts of kindness. Go out of your way to do something surprisingly kind and generous for someone. You should make an effort to do things like this at least once a week.

 

  1. Hey students! Here’s an important reminder about social media:
    Everything you post online is real — and it doesn’t just disappear. Once it’s out there, it can last forever. Your social media activity is a reflection of you. That means future employers, teachers, or colleges might look at your posts to learn more about your character. So just like how you try to show kindness, respect, and responsibility in person, make sure you do the same online. Think before you post — and always represent yourself in a positive way. You've got the power to make smart choices, both in real life and online!

Wednesday, September 10, 2025

  1. Today’s lunch is Rotini with Meat Sauce.

 

  1. Student council will meet during 8th grade lunch today in Room 205 (Health room).  7th Grade please let your study hall teacher know you are attending the meeting.

 

  1. If you are a 7th grader who is interested in being on the Power of the Pen team, there will be an informational meeting in room 108 (Mrs. Smith's room) today during 7th grade Study Hall.  

 

  1. 8th graders interested in Power of Pen - information was given out in Mrs. Rowen’s language arts class.  If you have questions, please see Mrs. Smith.

 

  1. Remember only students that are purchasing a breakfast are allowed in the cafeteria in the morning.  Students are to enter the building and go to the auditorium if not purchasing a breakfast.  Students should not be in the halls until the bell rings. 

 

  1. Upon entering the building, cell phones and smart watches are to be turned off and put away.

 

  1. If you are not at school by 8:00am, or if you are absent for the day, you can not participate in after school activities unless you were physically at the doctor/dentist and have a medical excuse stating that.

 

  1. Reminder:  Lunch money and notes are to be brought to the office during first period.

 

  1. The lost and found is located in the front hall by the Auditorium doors.  If you have lost something, please check the lost and found!

 

  1. Students are reminded that when you arrive at McCormick in the morning you are required to enter the building. Once on school grounds you are not allowed to wait outside. You must enter the building. 

 

  1. Students let's THINK before you speak. Make sure whatever it is that you have to say passes the THINK Test prior to saying it. 

T - is what you have to say True

H - is what you have to say Helpful

I - is what you have to say Inspiring

N - is what you have to say Necessary

K - is what you have to say Kind

 

  1. Hey students! Here’s an important reminder about social media:
    Everything you post online is real — and it doesn’t just disappear. Once it’s out there, it can last forever. Your social media activity is a reflection of you. That means future employers, teachers, or colleges might look at your posts to learn more about your character. So just like how you try to show kindness, respect, and responsibility in person, make sure you do the same online. Think before you post — and always represent yourself in a positive way. You've got the power to make smart choices, both in real life and online!

Thursday, September 11, 2025

 

  1. September 11th is Patriot Day, a day of remembrance for the tragic events that occurred on September 11, 2001.  On this day, we honor the memory of those who lost their lives and pay tribute to the courage of the first responders, military personnel, and ordinary citizens who showed incredible bravery.

 

  1. Today’s lunch is Calzone.

 

  1. Attention Student Council members, please check google classroom and complete the google form that Mrs. Rowen sent out yesterday.

 

  1. Students are reminded that when you arrive at McCormick in the morning you are required to enter the building. Once on school grounds, you are not allowed to wait outside. You must enter the building. 

 

  1. Upon entering the building, cell phones and smart watches are to be turned off and put away.

 

  1. Remember only students that are purchasing a breakfast are allowed in the cafeteria in the morning.  Students are to enter the building and go to the auditorium if not purchasing a breakfast.  Students should not be in the halls until the bell rings. 

 

  1. If you are not at school by 8:00am, or if you are absent for the day, you can not participate in after school activities unless you were physically at the doctor/dentist and have a medical excuse stating that.

 

  1. Reminder:  Lunch money and notes are to be brought to the office during first period.

 

  1. The lost and found is located in the front hall by the Auditorium doors.  If you have lost something, please check the lost and found!

 

  1. McCormick Students show respect to adults. They always respond to adults by saying things like “yes ma’am” or “no sir.” Just nodding your head or saying any other form of yes or no is not acceptable.

Friday, September 12, 2025

  1. Today’s lunch is Pizza.

 

  1. Students are reminded that when you arrive at McCormick in the morning you are required to enter the building. Once on school grounds, you are not allowed to wait outside. You must enter the building. 

 

  1. Upon entering the building, cell phones and smart watches are to be turned off and put away.

 

  1. Remember only students that are purchasing a breakfast are allowed in the cafeteria in the morning.  Students are to enter the building and go to the auditorium if not purchasing a breakfast.  Students should not be in the halls until the bell rings. 

 

  1. If you are not at school by 8:00am, or if you are absent for the day, you can not participate in after school activities unless you were physically at the doctor/dentist and have a medical excuse stating that.

 

  1. Reminder:  Lunch money and notes are to be brought to the office during first period.

 

  1. The lost and found is located in the front hall by the Auditorium doors.  If you have lost something, please check the lost and found!

 

  1. McCormick students respect the opinion of others whether they agree with the other person or not. During a discussion, you should respect the other students’ comments, opinions, and ideas. Listen to their thoughts attentively and do not interrupt until they have finished their entire thought. At no time do McCormick Students put down or make fun of another student for their opinion, thought or idea that they share.

Monday, September 15, 2025

  1. Today’s lunch is Pizza.

 

  1. Congratulations to the boys and girls cross country teams. Both placed 4th at the Galion Invitational this Saturday. The girls were led by Grace Jackson, Alex Neibler, Hazel Hargrove, Hazel Boos, and Evie Mazur. Evie Mazur and Taryn Morgan also had personal course records. Alex had a personal record. The boys were led by Eli Cencer, Logan Kerstetter, William Meyer, Greg Synoka, and Troy Wyatt. Will, Logan, Troy, and Zander Kaufman all had personal course records. Eli Keller, Owen Vorhees, and Luke Lamb had personal records. Next up is the Norwalk Invitational! Good luck Tigers on Saturday.

 

  1. There will be a Jr. Honor Society meeting on Tuesday during 8th grade study hall in Mr. Maleski's room. Please check in with your homeroom teacher first. See Mrs. Rowen or Mr. Maleski if you have any questions.

 

  1. CHARGED CHROMEBOOKS are to be brought to school everyday

 

  1. Students are reminded that when you arrive at McCormick in the morning you are required to enter the building. Once on school grounds, you are not allowed to wait outside. You must enter the building. 

 

  1. Upon entering the building, cell phones and smart watches are to be turned off and put away.

 

  1. Remember only students that are purchasing a breakfast are allowed in the cafeteria in the morning.  Students are to enter the building and go to the auditorium if not purchasing a breakfast.  Students should not be in the halls until the bell rings. 

 

  1. The lost and found is located in the front hall by the Auditorium doors.  If you have lost something, please check the lost and found!

 

  1. McCormick students respect their educational environment. They make sure if they see a mess or trash laying around, they do their part by helping to pick or clean it up. Whether in the cafeteria, restroom, hallway or classroom do your part and help to keep our McCormick home neat and orderly to support our learning environment.

Tuesday, September 16, 2025

  1. Today’s lunch is Corn dogs

 

  1. There will be a Jr. Honor Society meeting today during 8th grade study hall in Mr. Maleski's room. Please check in with your homeroom teacher first. See Mrs. Rowen or Mr. Maleski if you have any questions.

 

  1. CHARGED CHROMEBOOKS are to be brought to school everyday.

 

  1. Shoes must have backs on them - Crocs must be in “sport mode”. 

 

  1. Students are reminded that when you arrive at McCormick in the morning you are required to enter the building. Once on school grounds, you are not allowed to wait outside. You must enter the building. 

 

  1. Upon entering the building, cell phones and smart watches are to be turned off and put away.

 

  1. Remember only students that are purchasing a breakfast are allowed in the cafeteria in the morning.  Students are to enter the building and go to the auditorium if not purchasing a breakfast.  Students should not be in the halls until the bell rings. 

 

  1. The lost and found is located in the front hall by the Auditorium doors.  If you have lost something, please check the lost and found!

 

  1. If you win or do well at something, do not brag. If you lose, or do poorly at something do not show anger. To show anger or sarcasm, such as “I wasn’t playing hard,” or “you really aren’t that good,” shows weakness. McCormick Students always treat each other with respect. Remember if you do not have something nice to say then don’t say anything at all.

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At Huron City Schools, our curriculum is designed to inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and lifelong learning. Rooted in state standards and enhanced with innovative practices, our academic programs prepare students not just for graduation, but for success in college, careers, and life.

We believe every learner deserves a well-rounded, rigorous education that reflects both academic excellence and real-world relevance. Our educators are committed to delivering engaging instruction, differentiated learning experiences, and personalized support that meet students where they are and help them grow.

From STEM and literacy to the arts, wellness, and career exploration, we provide a balanced educational experience that encourages inquiry, creativity, and confidence.

Explore our curriculum and discover how we’re preparing students for a brighter future.

 

Visit Our Curriculum & Instruction Page

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Online Safety with COPPA & SB29 Compliance

Digital safety is essential to student success in today’s connected world. At Huron City Schools, we take online privacy seriously and comply with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and Ohio's SB29 legislation to ensure students are protected when engaging with educational technology.

We carefully vet digital tools and platforms, safeguard student information, and empower families with transparent guidelines about data use and parental consent. Students are also taught responsible digital citizenship, online etiquette, and how to stay safe in virtual environments.

Your child’s security—online and offline—is our priority.

Explore how we’re protecting digital spaces and promoting smart, safe technology use.

Online Safety & Privacy Practices

Students working togetherStudent Safety Starts with Respect & Belonging

Creating a safe, respectful, and supportive school environment is our top priority at Huron City Schools. We are deeply committed to protecting the well-being of every student, and that includes addressing and preventing all forms of bullying, harassment, and intimidation.

Through proactive education, positive behavior support, and clear policies, we work to ensure every student feels seen, valued, and safe. Our staff are trained to recognize and respond to incidents swiftly, and we encourage open communication between families, students, and school personnel.

Bullying prevention is a shared responsibility—and we’re all in, together.

Learn how we’re standing up for every student and creating a culture of kindness.
 

Visit Our Student Safety Resource Center

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Get Involved: Volunteering in our Schools

Volunteers play a vital role in supporting student success and creating a welcoming, connected school community. At Huron City Schools, we encourage families, alumni, and community members to share their time and talents in ways that truly make a difference.

Whether you're assisting in classrooms, supporting special events, helping in the library, or mentoring students, your involvement strengthens the learning experience for all. We prioritize a safe, organized, and meaningful process for every volunteer, including background checks and orientation resources to ensure a positive experience.

When we work together, our schools thrive.

Discover how you can make an impact through volunteering.

Get Involved

Huron City School TeachersInspire. Grow. Make a Difference.

At Huron City Schools, we’re not just fostering academic excellence; we’re building a thriving, inclusive community where innovation, equity, and meaningful impact are at the heart of everything we do. Your path to a fulfilling and purpose-driven career begins right here.

By joining our district, you become part of a dynamic, student-focused team dedicated to empowering learners and supporting one another. We champion professional development with ongoing training, mentorship programs, and opportunities to expand your skills and leadership. Whether you're an experienced educator or just beginning your journey, you’ll find a nurturing environment where your growth is as valued as your contribution.

With forward-thinking leadership, engaged families, and a culture rooted in collaboration, Huron City Schools is the ideal place to elevate your career and help shape the future, one student at a time.

View Our Open Positions

  • Huron Tigers Athletics and Activities logoGetting Involved Starts Here: Explore Huron Athletics & Activities

    Participation in athletics and extracurricular activities is a powerful way for students to grow, connect, and thrive beyond the classroom. At Huron City Schools, we offer a diverse range of sports and student clubs that promote teamwork, leadership, creativity, and school spirit.

    Whether your child is passionate about scoring goals, performing on stage, or building lifelong friendships through shared interests, there’s a place for every student to shine. Our coaches, advisors, and staff are committed to fostering a positive, inclusive environment where all students feel encouraged to try something new, challenge themselves, and build confidence.

    Getting started is easy! From athletics registration to activity schedules and team tryout information, everything you need is just a click away.

    Visit Our Page

  • students reading with a peerEmpowering Learning Through a Purposeful Curriculum

    At Huron City Schools, our curriculum is designed to inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and lifelong learning. Rooted in state standards and enhanced with innovative practices, our academic programs prepare students not just for graduation, but for success in college, careers, and life.

    We believe every learner deserves a well-rounded, rigorous education that reflects both academic excellence and real-world relevance. Our educators are committed to delivering engaging instruction, differentiated learning experiences, and personalized support that meet students where they are and help them grow.

    From STEM and literacy to the arts, wellness, and career exploration, we provide a balanced educational experience that encourages inquiry, creativity, and confidence.

    Explore our curriculum and discover how we’re preparing students for a brighter future.

     

    Visit Our Curriculum & Instruction Page

  • students on laptops

    Online Safety with COPPA & SB29 Compliance

    Digital safety is essential to student success in today’s connected world. At Huron City Schools, we take online privacy seriously and comply with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and Ohio's SB29 legislation to ensure students are protected when engaging with educational technology.

    We carefully vet digital tools and platforms, safeguard student information, and empower families with transparent guidelines about data use and parental consent. Students are also taught responsible digital citizenship, online etiquette, and how to stay safe in virtual environments.

    Your child’s security—online and offline—is our priority.

    Explore how we’re protecting digital spaces and promoting smart, safe technology use.

    Online Safety & Privacy Practices

  • Students working togetherStudent Safety Starts with Respect & Belonging

    Creating a safe, respectful, and supportive school environment is our top priority at Huron City Schools. We are deeply committed to protecting the well-being of every student, and that includes addressing and preventing all forms of bullying, harassment, and intimidation.

    Through proactive education, positive behavior support, and clear policies, we work to ensure every student feels seen, valued, and safe. Our staff are trained to recognize and respond to incidents swiftly, and we encourage open communication between families, students, and school personnel.

    Bullying prevention is a shared responsibility—and we’re all in, together.

    Learn how we’re standing up for every student and creating a culture of kindness.
     

    Visit Our Student Safety Resource Center

  • PTO Volunteer

    Get Involved: Volunteering in our Schools

    Volunteers play a vital role in supporting student success and creating a welcoming, connected school community. At Huron City Schools, we encourage families, alumni, and community members to share their time and talents in ways that truly make a difference.

    Whether you're assisting in classrooms, supporting special events, helping in the library, or mentoring students, your involvement strengthens the learning experience for all. We prioritize a safe, organized, and meaningful process for every volunteer, including background checks and orientation resources to ensure a positive experience.

    When we work together, our schools thrive.

    Discover how you can make an impact through volunteering.

    Get Involved

  • Huron City School TeachersInspire. Grow. Make a Difference.

    At Huron City Schools, we’re not just fostering academic excellence; we’re building a thriving, inclusive community where innovation, equity, and meaningful impact are at the heart of everything we do. Your path to a fulfilling and purpose-driven career begins right here.

    By joining our district, you become part of a dynamic, student-focused team dedicated to empowering learners and supporting one another. We champion professional development with ongoing training, mentorship programs, and opportunities to expand your skills and leadership. Whether you're an experienced educator or just beginning your journey, you’ll find a nurturing environment where your growth is as valued as your contribution.

    With forward-thinking leadership, engaged families, and a culture rooted in collaboration, Huron City Schools is the ideal place to elevate your career and help shape the future, one student at a time.

    View Our Open Positions

A Message from Our Principal

McCormick Middle School

McCormick Middle School
Grades 6-8

Office Hours: 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
School Hours: 7:25 AM – 2:40 PM
Address: 325 Ohio St., Huron, OH 44839
Phone: 419-433-1234 x 2
Bell Schedule

 

Principal: Mark Doughty
Administrative Assistant: Kelly Franks
School Counselor: Baylee Defazio

 

Mr. Doughty, McCormick Middle School PrincipalWhether you’re new to McCormick or returning for another year, we’re excited to have you as part of our school community. Our team is dedicated to fostering a positive learning environment where every student is encouraged to grow academically, socially, and personally.

At McCormick, we believe in the power of partnership between students, staff, and families. When students put forth their best effort, and that effort is supported by strong instruction and encouragement at school and home, great things happen. Together, we can help every student build the skills and confidence needed to take charge of their future.

We also encourage students to get involved. Whether it’s athletics, music, clubs, or student leadership, there are many opportunities outside the classroom to connect, contribute, and grow. 

If you ever have questions or concerns throughout the school year, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Our goal is to ensure all students feel supported, valued, and prepared to succeed. Let’s make this a great year – and as always, remember the McCormick Mantra: KCR 24/7-365.

 

Warm Regards,
Mr. Mark Doughty
Principal, McCormick Middle School
Phone: 419-433-1234 x 2002
Email: mdoughty@huron-city.k12.oh.us