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Leah Murphey
Leah Murphey
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Hello students, families, and colleagues, my name is Leah Murphey, and welcome to Montgomery Central Middle School! I am so fortunate to be a part of the MCMS family, and proudly have been so since 2016. Prior to moving to Clarksville, I attended Western Kentucky University where I received my Bachelor's Degree in Middle School Education. It is my mission to see every one of my students succeed and grow into responsible young men and women. Parents and caregivers, I invite you to be as involved as you wish with our classroom. You can contact me anytime with any questions, concerns, or comments. Thank you in advance for the support you provide both in and out of the classroom!
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  • It may also help to discuss with your student how they spend their Central Time/Homeroom. This is thirty minutes each day that students can use as a study hall. During this time, they can receive aid from their peers, HR teacher, or come to the teacher whose subject they are struggling in.
  • Additionally, I would encourage the utilization of the school’s after school program. There they can work on getting caught up with the assistance of the teachers that run the program. There is a form in the front office if you are interested.

Thank you in advance for:

  • following district dress code. 
  • keeping your cell phone and airpods put away. 
  • coming prepared with pencil, earbuds, S.S. folder, and handouts/papers. 
  • arriving to class on time. 
  • using the bathroom between class changes. 
  • keeping your mouth closed if you have nothing kind or productive to say. 
  • keeping our classroom safe by remaining in your seat, treating others and their belongings with respect, and using your materials appropriately. 
  • growing through what you go through / being willing to learn from challenges and experiences. 
  • choosing joy!