Dr. Troy Brown, the superintendent of San Joaquin County, and Neil Young, the superintendent of Lodi Unified, went to Morada Middle on February 5, 2026. They watched Mr. Sass's art and history classes and looked over the daily lessons in math, science, and English during their visit. The tour of the campus gave district and county leaders a chance to see how classes are taught and what new academic programs are being worked on.

Q1. What kind of learning environment will Morada Middle School students have?

Ans. Morada Middle makes sure that all grade levels are consistent by having teachers plan together and teach specific subjects.

Q2. How does Morada Middle School get kids ready for high school?

Ans. Academic guidance is all about helping students understand what is expected of them early on so that they have a clearer idea of what to do when they get to high school.

Q3. What kinds of ways can you get involved at Morada Middle?

Ans. Morada Middle has clubs and sports teams that get kids involved and make them proud of their school.

Q4. Does Morada Middle have ways to help students with their schoolwork?

Ans. Students can get help and counseling services that are tailored to their needs to help them do better in core subjects.

Q5. How does Morada Middle keep caregivers up to date?

Ans. The school shares information with families through regular meetings and other ways of staying in touch that keep them up to date on what's going on at school.