Battle Monument Intermediate School has provided an attendance hotline update to assist families in more easily reporting student absences. Parents and guardians may call the district phone line, enter the school extension and leave a message stating when and why a student will be absent. The update also reminds families that school starts at 8 a.m. and that information on attendance can be checked through PowerSchool. This practical change simplifies communication between home and school and makes it easier for staff to track daily attendance.

Q1. What kind of learning environment is available at Battle Monument Intermediate School?

Ans. Battle Monument Intermediate School provides a structured intermediate environment for students to become more independent and organized and experience more rigorous classroom routines in preparation for later middle school.

Q2. How does Battle Monument Intermediate School support family involvement?

Ans. Battle Monument Intermediate School utilizes district notices, school updates, parent resources and communication tools to assist families in keeping up with reminders and student needs.

Q3. Do students at Battle Monument Intermediate School have access to support services?

Ans. Battle Monument Intermediate School belongs to the Trenton public district network and provides its students with district-based academic, multilingual and student support resources.

Q4. Why is the location of the Battle Monument Intermediate School important?

Ans. The Battle Monument Intermediate School provides a transition period of two to three years that is intensive in nature, permitting a gradual adjustment from elementary expectations to the routines of the upper grades.

Q5. What would make Battle Monument Intermediate School appealing to families?

Ans. If you are a family who wants a local public school for intermediate grades as part of the larger Trenton school pathway, Battle Monument Intermediate School may be something to consider.