Information for Overton Students

• 1st Period: 7:05 – 8:21
• 2nd Period: 8:28 – 9:13
• 3rd Period: 9:20 – 10:36
• 4th Period (w/lunch): 10:43 – 12:43
  • A Lunch: 10:43 – 11:13
  • B Lunch: 11:13 – 11:43
  • C Lunch: 11:43 – 12:13
  • D Lunch: 12:13 – 12:43
• 5th Period: 12:50 – 2:05

College and Career Readiness Dress Code is Enforced at Overton

To support a focused and respectful learning environment, students are expected to follow the Overton dress code:

• No crop tops – Shirts must fully cover the midsection.
• No pajama pants – Sleepwear is not appropriate for school.
• No hats, hoods, or sunglasses indoors – These items should be removed upon entering the building.
• No house shoes or slippers – Wear proper footwear suited for a school environment.
• No sagging – Pants must be worn at the waist.

This dress code is strictly enforced to prepare students for college, careers, and beyond. If you have questions about appropriate attire, please contact the school office.

A link to a schedule change request will be made available to students on the first day of school via email. Students have ten days to access the online request form for preference changes. The window closes on August 21. Counselors will begin reviewing changes August 15.

All teachers post up-to-date grades on Schoology. If you do not currently have parental access to Schoology reach out to Lori Bervoets for an access code. Email your child’s teacher with any questions regarding academic progress. All staff emails can be found using our Staff Directory. All staff are expected to return phone calls and emails promptly.

The grading scale has changed to a 10-point scale.

• A: 90 – 100
• B: 80 – 89
• C: 70 – 79
• D: 60 – 69

When will I get a laptop?

You will get a laptop during your first week of school. If you still have your laptop or have lost your laptop, you will not be given access to a new laptop.

Breakfast will be served in the cafeteria daily from 6:45- 7:00. Students will have a 30-minute lunch during fourth period. Please visit the district website for more information about MNPS’s Food Service.

All food delivered to campus will be rejected. Under no circumstances should a student or parent have food delivered to our school. In an effort keep our campus safe, we want to limit the number of unknown visitors to the building.

How will student drop off, parking, and buses be organized?

The front parking lot has been configured to provide an organized flow of traffic for student drop off, please see the traffic flow map. Expect heavy congestion the first week of school. Only registered student vehicles may park in the designated student lot, please review the parking contract for eligibility. Buses enter and exit using the bus loop (see map). Dedicated staff assist students in finding buses each afternoon. Schools do not manage bus transportation. Please direct all comments and questions to 615-259-4636.