JOHN HOPKINS MIDDLE

701 16th Street South

St. Petersburg, FL 33705

Phone: 727-893-2400

Fax: 727-893-1600

pcsb.org/hopkins-ms

School Information

• Principal: Carlmon Jones

• Grade Levels: Sixth - Eighth

• Enrollment: 800

• Student Hours: 9:40am - 4:10pm

• Mascot: Trojans

• Magnet Programs: Arts, Journalism, &

Gifted Studies

• Before & After Care: R’Club

School Mission:To create a population of global citizens who

are prepared, caring, reflective and strong

communicators.

• Community Partners: Starling

Printing Incorporated, Play

Performing Arts of St. Pete

• On-site behavior specialist,

psychologist, social worker, &

violence prevention specialist

• PTSA, Magnet Booster Program,

and a variety of clubs & sports

for students to participate in!

School Board of Pinellas County

Lisa N. Cane

Nicole M. Carr, Ph.D.

Carol J. Cook

Bill Dudley

Rene Flowers

Joanna Lentino

Eileen M. Long

Superintendent

Dr. Michael A. Grego

District Vision:100% Student Success

District Mission:Educate and prepare each student

for college, career, and life.

The School Board of PInellas County, Florida, prohibits any and all forms of discrimination and harassment based on race, color, sex,

religion, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation or disability in any of its programs, services, or activities.

Pinellas County Schools

Points of Pride

• Our band, chorus, and orchestra are

consistently scoring Superior & Excellent

at MPA.

• Offer the only magnet theatre program

at the middle school level in the district.

• We have multiple National Visual Art Gold

and Silver award titles from student work.

• We have the oldest middle school magnet

program in the district dedicated to the

pre-professional arts while still providing

a rigorous core-subject curriculum.

• Visited annually by international

journalists from around the world.

• School newspaper - JHOP Times - is a

three-time National Scholastic Press

Association award winner (2014-2016).

• Fully digital broadcast studio - exclusively

for our Journalism magnet students

• Photos taken by students are featured at

an annual photo exhibit at ‘The Studio

@620’.

• Students can earn high school

credits bsed upon their course

selection.

• Students are eligible to

participate in all three of

our magnet programs!

Special Services and Programs

• Arts, Journalism, and Gifted magnets

• Title I school

• Extended Learning Program

• AVID program courses

• Alternating block-schedule (four per day)

• Exceptional Student Education (ESE) unit

• PTSA, SAC, and volunteer opportunities

• Annual ‘Civics’ bootcamp (EOC prep)

• National Junior Honors Society

Academic Achievements• Our sixth grade students had the

second highest proficiency increase in ELA

& math out of all middle schools. *

• Our seventh grade students had the

highest proficiency increase in ELA & math

out of all middle schools. *

• Our eigth grade students had the second

highest proficiency increase in ELA & fourth

highest math proficiency increase out of all

middle schools. *

• John Hopkins had the highest proficiency

increase in Civics among all

middle schools. *

*These scores are based on the 2019 FSA metrics.