In an effort to go paperless, LCS has created an online registration system for the 2020-2021 school year!

A few things to keep in mind: 
You are still required to bring in the following documents after completing the registration process:

• Birth Certificate
• Medical Forms (Physical (in last 12 months) and Immunization Records)
• Two Proofs of Residency
  1. Lease, mortgage statement, property tax receipt, or homestead exemption
     AND
  2. Utility bill, Cable Bill or Voters Registration
• Identification
• Transcript/Report card (s) 

Please click link below to complete the registration for students who are new to Leon County Schools or if you need to update your current student records. 

If you have questions, please email or call Mrs. Rogers, Registrar, at rogerss4@leonschools.net or (850) 617-6161.

Register here - https://leon.focusschoolsoftware.com/focus/auth/

Vision

R. Frank Nims Middle School will be an engaging and safe learning environment which produces high achievers who appreciate diversity and become conscientious contributors to society.

Mission

The mission of R. Frank Nims Middle School is to support an academically engaging and safe school environment which allows students to become responsible leaders and self-supporting members of our school, community, and society.

Frank Nims Middle is named for the late Principal Robert Frank Nims. Mr. Nims was the assistant principal of the Old Lincoln High School, under Cecil Walker, and the principal from 1955-1958. Robert Frank Nims was born into one of the few well-known African-American families in Tallahassee. His mother was an educator and his father ran a local meat market in Frenchtown, a predominately African-American section of Tallahassee.

Robert Frank Nims was affectionately called “Frank” by all family and friends. His parents were always supportive and played an involved role in Frank’s educational growth. As a younger boy, Frank would help out after school in his father’s meat market. He attended Lucy Moten Developmental Research School (FAMU High School) and graduated from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical College. He and his wife, who was superintendent at Bethel A.M.E Church, had no children, but treated students as if they were their very own. Robert Frank Nims was an outstanding educator, administrator, and innovator. He earned the respect of his staff, students and Superintendent Amos P. Godby.