John T. Baker MS

baker-ms.mcpsmd.org/

25400 Oak Drive
Damascus, MD 20872

Phone: 240-207-2440
 Fax: 301-253-7020
 Counseling: 240-207-2410
 Health Room: 240-207-2444

Mr. Samuel G. Levine, Principal, 6th Grade Administrator

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JOHN T. BAKER MIDDLE SCHOOL’S ... VISION Develop lifelong learners who will positively contribute to society. MISSION Our mission is to prepare all students for success by: Building positive relationships Fostering a sense of community Providing equitable opportunities Developing social and emotional wellness CORE VALUES We Celebrate: Equity - We are committed to developing and sustaining all-inclusive and anti-racist relationships. Respect - We are open-minded, active listeners who promote effective communication. Growth - We are reflective and resilient learners with the determination to succeed. Wellness - We are devoted to supporting the mental, physical, and emotional well-being of our community.

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25400 Oak Drive
Damascus, MD 20872

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Independent Activity Funds (IAF) are established to promote the general welfare, education, and morale of students, as well as to finance the recognized extracurricular activities of the student body. Audits are conducted regularly to ensure that each IAF is operated in compliance with MCPS policies, regulations, and procedures, and to review processes for continuous improvement. An IAF audit does not review every transaction or school activity but seeks to provide reasonable assurance that there is compliance with MCPS policies, regulations, and procedures, and that any significant errors or omissions in the financial records are detected.

IAF audits completed after January 1, 2012 are published on this website. To view reports completed prior to January 1, 2012, please contact the individual school or send an email to pio@mcpsmd.org.

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