Counselors
* 6th-Grade Counselor:
Mr. Eusebio Munoz
emunoz1@g-pisd.org
361-777-4042
* Mrs. Edge will be our 6th-Grade Counselor next year (2020-2021). View information for incoming 6th-graders (and parents) here.
7th-Grade Counselor:
Mrs. Leslie Garcia
lgarcia@g-pisd.org
361-777-4042
8th-Grade Counselor:
Mrs. Debbie Edge
dedge@g-pisd.org
361-777-4042
Dear Parents/Guardians of GP Middle School Students:
We are thinking of everyone and hoping you all are staying safe and healthy. We just wanted you to know that we are ready to help in any way we can. Please feel free to email or have your child email his/her counselor if there are any concerns we can help with during this time:
6th grade: Eusebio Munoz emunoz1@g-pisd.org
7th grade: Leslie Garcia lgarcia@g-pisd.org
8th grade: Debbie Edge dedge@g-pisd.org
If in need of a list of supportive services, click the attached link: https://www.g-pisd.org/supportservices
Chalk the Walk! (Please click for details)
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Project Wisdom
Words of Wisdom for week of April 20, 2020
Hello Gregory-Portland Middle School. This is Mr. Munoz with a few Words of Wisdom.
To be truly a successful person in life, one has to ask a very important
question: What are my core values? In other words, what are my beliefs
and ideas about what's really important in life? Many core values are widely
shared by most human beings, such as respect for oneself and others,
compassion, honesty, fairness, and responsibility. Deciding which values
are most important to you will determine the choices you make, and the
choices you make will greatly determine the outcome of your life, both your
successes any your failures.
Now listen to these words from a nephew of Walt Disney:
It's not hard to make decisions when you know what
your values are.*
Today, stop and make a list of values you think are most important and
then make the decision to live your life based on those values.
If you think of anything, feel free to email me at emunoz1@g-pisd.org. I would like to read what you have to say.
With something to think about, this is Mr. Munoz. Make it a great day…or not. The choice is yours.
Meeting With Counselors
Students who wish to see their counselor may sign up in the counselor waiting room. Students may come by to sign up in the morning, between classes, during lunch or after school. Students may also email the counselor for their grade, or ask a teacher to contact us for them.
If there is an emergency, please have your teacher send you down immediately with a hall pass.
Parents wishing to come in and speak with their child's counselor should make an appointment to avoid delays.
Please call 777-4042 or email the counselor for your grade level.
Registration Information
When registering a new student, a current, original proof of residence is required to begin the enrollment process. Acceptable documentation would be a utility, gas or water bill etc. Physical Address and name of parent/guardian must be present on the document. Address can not be a P.O. box address.
Also, please bring the following:
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- birth certificate
- social security card
- parent/guardian picture I.D.
- immunization record
- withdrawl sheet from previous school
- last report card
- STAAR test results
*NOT HAVING THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS MAY CAUSE DELAYS IN ENROLLMENT*
G-PMS Course Description Guides
Report Bullying!
Students should ask to speak to a principal or visit their counselor when they experience bullying by another student.
School Supplies
Parents/guardians and students in need of "SOS" supplies should contact the student's counselor.
"Super friendly and welcoming environment!"
Victoria Smith, GP Class of 2023