We inspire our students with unique and meaningful learning experiences. Both inside and outside of the classroom, our students experience a dynamic learning environment.
For more information about our academic offerings, please click below for our 2022-23 Course Guides:

2022-23 6th Grade Course Guide

2022-23 7th Grade Course Guide

2022-23 8th Grade Course Guide

For more information about our extracurricular and Community Education offerings, click here.
 

Mahtomedi Middle School is launching a new year-long peer mentoring program called Where Everybody Belongs (WEB). The WEB program is one tool we use at our school to create an engaged, empowered, and empathetic community. We want all of our students to feel like they belong and are welcome. The WEB program creates a long-lasting impact on how students treat each other and the culture at our school.

Our WEB leaders are currently in seventh grade and will mentor the Class of 2029 (incoming sixth-graders in 2022-23). WEB helps ease the transition to middle school for our sixth-grade students and helps them learn what it means to be a Zephyr and a member of the Mahtomedi Middle School community. The WEB programming includes a sixth-grade orientation day to welcome our students to the middle school, academic and social-emotional skills mentoring (study skills, behavior in classes and school, and how to treat others) and fun opportunities to build and enhance friendships at school.

 

The therapy dog program at Mahtomedi Middle School is one tool for us to support student joy, engagement, and wellness. Therapy dogs can improve the culture and general mood of the school in their interactions with students and staff by increasing feelings of joy and reducing stress. They can also promote both social and academic benefits by inspiring laughter and fun, improving connections to coursework and classes, and promoting positive interactions between students. Piper and Riley are certified with Therapy Dogs International. At this time, Piper and Riley visit twice a week and will be in or near the counseling office with Ms. Julie Brown, their certified handler, or in her eighth-grade classroom. Interaction with the therapy dogs is optional for students.
 

The 2021 Annual Report to Our Community includes information and accomplishments about our school district. The Annual Report is mailed to families, staff, and community members. You can view the report at www.mahtomedi.k12.mn.us/annualreport