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'''Harry Flood Byrd Middle School''' is a public middle school in ], ]. It is located at 9400 Quioccasin Road. It teaches grades six, seven, and eight.

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==General Information==
'''Principal:''' Anne Poates

'''Vice Principals:''' Sherri Bellotti, Steve Sukonick

'''Mascot:''' Senators

'''Sports:''' Softball, Baseball, Boys' Tennis, Girls' Tennis, Boys' Basketball, Girls' Basketball, Track, Wrestling, Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Football, Boys' Soccer, Girls' Soccer

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'''Sport Rivals:''' Tuckahoe Middle School, ], ]

'''School Colors:''' Blue and gold

'''Clubs:''' Drama, Forensics, Law Enforcement, Young Authors, Digital Media, French, Spanish, FCCLA, Sports For Teens, ], KMO

==Schedule==
Byrd Middle School runs on a ]. This means that there are four classes a day, each one lasting an hour and thirty minutes long. Students have four classes one day, and the next day, they have four different classes. These days are known as Day 1 and Day 2.

==iBooks==
Byrd is part of the ] ] program. Each student in the school gets an ] several weeks after school opens. These ] are brand new as of 2006.

==External Links==
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