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OMS Guidance Department

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The Role of a Middle School Counselor

School counselors are professionally trained and New York State certified. Their role is to identify and address student needs that will ultimately formulate into academic and personal success. Our main goal is to advocate for our students to ensure they have a positive and successful middle school experience. Counselors work with students individually, in small groups, and within the classroom setting to support and assist them in their academic, social, emotional, and personal development.  Often times, the counselor will facilitate the needs of the student to identify and minimize barriers that stand in the way of student success. Our counselors are important sources of information for referrals and outside resources.

The counselors offer support in areas including:

  • Peer relationships
  • Decision making skills
  • Communication and conflict resolution
  • Fostering self-awareness, acceptance, and diversity
  • Teaching time management and organizational skills
  • Crisis intervention for students and parents
  • Academic Planning
  • Individual and Group Counseling                                             

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IMPORTANT DATES

 

Quarter 1

9/4/24 – 11/8/24

Quarter 2

11/9/24 – 1/17/25

Quarter 3

1/28/25 – 4/11/25

Quarter 4

4/12/25 – 6/27/25
Progress Reports Posted 10/11/24 12/13/24 3/14/25 5/30/25
Report Cards Posted 11/20/24 1/30/25 4/30/25 6/30/25

 

Parent Evening Presentations:

  • January 23, 2025 – Names Not Numbers Community Event 
  • February 6, 2025 – HF Black History Celebration, HHS, 7 PM
  • March 6, 2025 – 6th into 7th Transition Parent Meeting, OMS, 7 PM
  • March 12, 2025 – ENL Multicultural Night, 7 PM
  • April 25, 2025 – 5th into 6th Parent Meeting, OMS, 7pm
  • May 29, 2025 – OMS Guidance All-Star Awards Breakfast (invite only) 

      

OMS Guidance Counselors

Mrs. M. Fagan - Gr. 6 

Ms. J. McCaffrey - Gr. 7 

Ms. D. Roemer - Gr. 8 

Social Worker

Ms. K. Leonard

Psychologists

Dr. M. Meskin

Ms. J. Minogue

Dean of Students

Mr. J. Shade

Q. How can I email a teacher?

A: Each member of the school faculty has an email address. Please refer to the OMS Staff Directory OR Click Here to View the Directory

Q. How can I set up a meeting with my child’s teachers?

A. Please contact your child’s counselor at (631) 754-5310 x4340 to schedule a team meeting.

Q. How can I monitor my child’s grades on tests, quizzes, and assignments?

A. OMS’ Teacher Gradebook is now “live,” meaning you can view your child’s grades as teachers post them throughout the quarter. You can access this information through the Parent Portal under the "GRADES"  tab.

Q. How does my child get his /her notes and homework when absent from school?

A. Your child can access homework assignments, upcoming test/ quiz reminders and class notes on teacher Google Classrooms. ( set up at the start of each school year) If you would like your own access to this posted material, please email your child’s teacher for an invite into their Google Classroom.

Q. How do I find out about upcoming events at OMS?

A. Please refer to the OMS homepage for Morning Announcements, Parent Square and OMS PTA Newsletter.

Q. How are student averages calculated?

A. Click here for a letter from Mrs. Corr explaining how the averages are calculated.

Q. Can my child join a club at any time throughout the year?

A. YES! We encourage your child to try new clubs and activities. With a signed parent permission slip, your child can attend a club at any point in the year. Click here for a list of clubs offered at OMS.

Q. What interscholastic athletics are available for my child?

A.  Click here for a list of sports available per season for your child in 7th and 8th grades. Click here for Final Forms. 

 

 

  1. Extra Help: All teachers offer extra help either in the morning, during lunch or after school. Students must ask teachers for an appointment to receive a pass. For details on when extra help is offered, students may ask subject specific teachers or you can contact the teachers by email.
  2. Google Accounts and Parent Portal: Students can access their Google Drive Accounts to view current information on homework and related notes depending on the assignment. The Parent Portal allows parents and students to access their information: current grades for assignments, tests and quizzes, some homework assignments, attendance information, progress reports and report cards online. Parents are required to show ID in order to obtain a code for portal access. Sign up for the Parent Portal in the Guidance Office any school day from 7:45 – 3pm.
  3. Progress Reports: For a weekly update of student progress, students may be assigned a weekly progress report. In this case, each Friday, the student is responsible for asking their teachers to fill out the sheet and then bring the completed report home for parent review. Please consult the Parent Portal as a first step which allows parents access to student test/quiz grades throughout the quarter. Contact the grade level Counselor to set up.
  4. Harborfields Public Library & After School Homework Help: Study Buddies @ the Library. For students in grades 3-8. Mondays and Thursdays 4:00-6:00 pm- staffed by High School students who can assist with homework. Sign up to make an appointment for a half hour time slot in advance by calling the Young Adult Desk at 631-757-4200 X12 LIVE-brary--Library card access: Click here for Suffolk Homework Help

With public displays of hate on the rise, it is more important than ever for schools to commit to programs that clearly define expectations in behavior for all members of the community. Whether you are a student, educator, or family member, you have a role to play in combating bias and bullying as a means to stop the escalation of hate.

No Place for Hate is a self-directed program helping all of the stakeholders take the lead on improving and maintaining school climate so all students can thrive. At Oldfield Middle School, we are all working together to create a positive school climate where everyone feels safe and respected.

 

  • Q. How can I email a teacher?

    A: Each member of the school faculty has an email address. Please refer to the OMS Staff Directory OR Click Here to View the Directory

    Q. How can I set up a meeting with my child’s teachers?

    A. Please contact your child’s counselor at (631) 754-5310 x4340 to schedule a team meeting.

    Q. How can I monitor my child’s grades on tests, quizzes, and assignments?

    A. OMS’ Teacher Gradebook is now “live,” meaning you can view your child’s grades as teachers post them throughout the quarter. You can access this information through the Parent Portal under the "GRADES"  tab.

    Q. How does my child get his /her notes and homework when absent from school?

    A. Your child can access homework assignments, upcoming test/ quiz reminders and class notes on teacher Google Classrooms. ( set up at the start of each school year) If you would like your own access to this posted material, please email your child’s teacher for an invite into their Google Classroom.

    Q. How do I find out about upcoming events at OMS?

    A. Please refer to the OMS homepage for Morning Announcements, Parent Square and OMS PTA Newsletter.

    Q. How are student averages calculated?

    A. Click here for a letter from Mrs. Corr explaining how the averages are calculated.

    Q. Can my child join a club at any time throughout the year?

    A. YES! We encourage your child to try new clubs and activities. With a signed parent permission slip, your child can attend a club at any point in the year. Click here for a list of clubs offered at OMS.

    Q. What interscholastic athletics are available for my child?

    A.  Click here for a list of sports available per season for your child in 7th and 8th grades. Click here for Final Forms. 

     

     

    1. Extra Help: All teachers offer extra help either in the morning, during lunch or after school. Students must ask teachers for an appointment to receive a pass. For details on when extra help is offered, students may ask subject specific teachers or you can contact the teachers by email.
    2. Google Accounts and Parent Portal: Students can access their Google Drive Accounts to view current information on homework and related notes depending on the assignment. The Parent Portal allows parents and students to access their information: current grades for assignments, tests and quizzes, some homework assignments, attendance information, progress reports and report cards online. Parents are required to show ID in order to obtain a code for portal access. Sign up for the Parent Portal in the Guidance Office any school day from 7:45 – 3pm.
    3. Progress Reports: For a weekly update of student progress, students may be assigned a weekly progress report. In this case, each Friday, the student is responsible for asking their teachers to fill out the sheet and then bring the completed report home for parent review. Please consult the Parent Portal as a first step which allows parents access to student test/quiz grades throughout the quarter. Contact the grade level Counselor to set up.
    4. Harborfields Public Library & After School Homework Help: Study Buddies @ the Library. For students in grades 3-8. Mondays and Thursdays 4:00-6:00 pm- staffed by High School students who can assist with homework. Sign up to make an appointment for a half hour time slot in advance by calling the Young Adult Desk at 631-757-4200 X12 LIVE-brary--Library card access: Click here for Suffolk Homework Help

  • With public displays of hate on the rise, it is more important than ever for schools to commit to programs that clearly define expectations in behavior for all members of the community. Whether you are a student, educator, or family member, you have a role to play in combating bias and bullying as a means to stop the escalation of hate.

    No Place for Hate is a self-directed program helping all of the stakeholders take the lead on improving and maintaining school climate so all students can thrive. At Oldfield Middle School, we are all working together to create a positive school climate where everyone feels safe and respected.