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The Murray Summer School program is for all incoming 6th grade students and current 7th grade students who need to attend summer school for a variety of reasons. If your child is required and eligible to attend you would have received a letter. The summer program is only 16 days this school year and starts on June 22 and ends on July 14. The day goes from 7:30-1:30. Students will have three classes as well as breakfast and lunch. You should have received a letter informing you of the requirement to attend summer school along with a list of bus stops. Be sure to look at the list of bus stops and find the bus and bus stop closest to your home. That is the bus you will take to and from Murray for summer school. Please call 651-293-8740 if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you at summer school.
Fall Orientation for New Murray Students on Thursday, Sept. 3rd, 2009. The Fall 2009 orientation is only for 7th grade and for only those few 8th grade students who are brand new to Murray.  | | Rotation Forward award winners! | Attendance is required for parents and new students. Parking can be a challenge so we encourage you to arrive early. Please see the schedule of events click here.
Murray's Activity Day! Check out the pictures, click here.
H1N1 Novel Virus (Swine Flu) Update click here.
Congratulations to Sonja Dunlap, from Murray Junior High School, who was one of two Minnesota science teachers to receive the 2009 Seagate Science Mentor (SSM) Awards. She received a plaque and $1,000, and her school also receives a plaque and $1,000 for its science programs. The award was presented at the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair awards ceremony March 30
School Spirit Day Is Every Friday! Murray Junior High students and staff are encouraged to show their school spirit by wearing your Murray Spirit Wear or school colors (royal blue and gold) on Fridays. Students at Murray should be proud of your daily accomplishments. So celebrate those achievements by showing your school pride and wear your spirit wear on Fridays.
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