Guidance Office / Student Services

Dr. Moody

Assistant Principal:

Ms. Rachel Jones

Dr. Moody

Counselor: 

Dr. Cadey E. Moody

Wildcats

Registrar:

Ms. Taja Hanks

Email: taja.hanks@okaloosaschools.com

Telephone: (850) 833-4301, press 3 when prompted.

The guidance department at Meigs Middle School provides services in educational planning and placement, implementing testing programs and interpreting test results, coordinating occupational and career information and assisting students, parents, teachers and others anytime. Students and parents are encouraged to make appointments. Parents should call 833-4301 and press option 3 when prompted. Students may stop by the Guidance Office for an appointment to see the counselor.

Parent-teacher conferences are scheduled through the Guidance Office.

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 provides that a person who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities will be treated equally under the law. If your child has a special need, please notify the Guidance Office.

Curriculum and Course Selection Materials for 2024-2025

Curriculum and Course selection materials are provided to students who are attending classes currently at Meigs or are at one of our feeder elementary schools. For parents and students of Okaloosa Online students or coming from a different elementary school, materials are provided below. Materials can also be picked up from our front office during the hours of 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Curriculum Guide 24-25

6th grade course selection form

7th grade course selection form

8th grade course selection form

Physical Education Waiver

Student Registration for 2024-2025 School Year

Student Registration

Parents can begin the registration process using the OCSD Registration portal.  Through the portal, parents can complete most of the registration process online from home. After the online information is received and reviewed, a representative from Meigs will contact you to make an appointment to complete the registration process. 

OCSD Registration Portal

2024-2025 Controlled Open Enrollment

The Controlled Open Enrollment process is how parents/guardians can seek enrollment for their child in a school other than their zoned school of attendance. Applications should NOT be submitted for schools that are in the attendance zone of the parents/guardians. Please use the School Site Locator to determine the zoned schools for an address.

Controlled Open Enrollment for the 2024-2025 school year will be open from January 15 - February 15, 2024. During this time, applications will be approved on a “first come, first served” basis until capacity is achieved.

Apply for Controlled Open Enrollment

Required Vaccinations for 7th Graders

Students entering, attending, or transferring to seventh grade in Florida schools are required to have:

One dose of tetanus-diphtheria-pertussis vaccine (Tdap).

When your student has received his/her immunizations, please bring in the immunization certificate on Florida Form 680 to the front office prior to the first day of school.

Students will not be able to receive their schedule or start school without proper immunization documentation.

For questions, feel free to call the Front office at 833-4301.

Free Immunizations available at the Health Department (Appointments required)

Back to school immunizations. Vaccinations provided at no cost for children 18 years and younger at DOH-Okaloosa. Appointments are required Call 850-833-9246 to schedule an appointment.  HealthOkaloosa.com

Military and Family Life Counseling

Meigs Middle School is excited to announce the continuance of the Military & Family Life Counseling (MFLC) Program at our school this year.  The Child & Youth Behavioral Counselor (CYB), offers short-term, non-medical counseling support to assist military youth, parents, family members and staff. 

Typical issues the counselor addresses include:

  • School adjustment

  • Stress management and coping skills

  • Anger management/conflict resolution

  • Deployment and reintegration issues

  • Parenting, behavioral concerns

  • Fear, grief, and loss

The MFLC provides support through engaging in activities with the youth, being available to parents and staff to discuss interactions with youth and facilitating psycho-educational groups.