• Welcome to Antilles Middle School
  • "The Critical Thinking School"
  • Proud member of DDESS Puerto Rico School Community
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  • Mailing Address
  • Antilles Middle School
  • 1081 Chrisman Road
  • Fort Buchanan, PR 00934-4533
  • Principal: Nancy Maldonado
  • Phone: (787) 707-2461
  • Fax: (787) 707-2429

School Policies and Procedures

Authority of School Personnel

Every student is under the jurisdiction of all school personnel: teachers, substitute teachers, education technicians, laborers and office staff. Misbehavior may result in a minimum of after-school or lunch detention.

Beepers and Cell Phones

Beepers, cellular phones or any type of paging device will not be allowed to interrupt the educational process. They are to remain off while school is in session. If parents need to contact their child due to an emergency, they must call the school. Suchdevices will be confiscated if any disruption occurs. If confiscated, only the student’s parent or guardian may retrieve them from the principal.

Campus/School Property

School grounds are “off limits” after-school hours or when schools is not in session, unless authorized by a school official. Until school is dismissed in the afternoon, students are not allowed to leave school grounds after arrival in the morning. The cleanliness of the school buildings and grounds should be considered the responsibility of all students. Students are expected to respect school property and the property of others. Willfully cutting, defacing, or otherwise injuring in any way property, real or personal will result in a disciplinary action as established in the Student Behavior Policy.

Chain of Concern

Help us resolve issues at the lowest possible level! Most issues can be resolved at the level they occur. Our staff is ready to listen and assist our parents and students in order to strengthen the Chain of Concern:

  1. Talk with the teacher of other staff member where your concern began
  2. Talk with the Principal or Assistant Principal
  3. Talk with the Assistant Superintendent
  4. Talk with the Superintendent
  5. Talk with a school board member
  6. Address the Board at a regular meeting

Cheating

Any student cheating on a test or submitting work other than his/her own can be subject to disciplinary action under the Student Behavior Policy.

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