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Mrs. Gilman's new project. Stay tuned for more pictures!
"What's on Your Plate?"
Using plaster powder students are creating molds for pottery. The molds are in various shapes with most being made in the shape of a plate. Plates are utilitarian and symbolic at the same time. 8th graders will be creating two plates, one for themselves and one for the local soup kitchen. This is just the start of our plate adventure.
8th Grade Slide show 2019
Wellness Day 2019
Ms. Knowlton ready for the Rock Wall
Thank you to HS students and staff on Day of Caring for helping to make the Middle School's teachers' room a welcoming place!
Special Olympics during week of the May 13th
PickleBall Final 2 teams.
R. Feeney & G. Saucier are the winners!
T. Wagner & M. Chang runners-up.
Pacer Test
Bravo to Mrs. Warner who took part in P.E. and the pacer test today!
Practicing for
the Parade!
In honor of Pi day Mrs. Criss, Mrs. Briley, Ms. Simmons and Ms. MacKenzie all allowed the 6th graders Pi them.
A big thank you to Ms. MacKenzie for getting the Pi rolling!
Winter Carnival
Dress-Up Days
2019
Sophia Blanco's 1st place piece at L.L. Bean contest
Sophia Blanco's Scholastic Art and Writing winning pieces
"Clouds at Crystal Cove"
Silver Key Scholastic Art and Writing Winner
"Challenge Accepted"
Gold Key Scholastic Art and Writing Winner
Geography Bee
This year's Geo Bee had some good competitor's. Trevor Buck was the winner but a strong showing by all!
Did you know that plastic straws can’t be easily recycled? And Americans use around 400 million plastic straws every day. As a district, we use about 3250 straws weekly, according to Teresa Maxcy, the nutrition director. Mrs. Smith’s 7th Grade Literacy class is trying to reduce this number. A lot of that plastic is going into the ocean, harming animals like this poor turtle. Skipping one straw a day can help save marine wildlife. To read more, go to the links down below.
Look Who gave Sylvia a ride!
A big thank you to Key Bank for their donation of 100 water bottles for our wellness program!! Adequate hydration helps to keep students focused and can prevent things such as headaches, fatigue and dizziness. We are so excited to have these available at the health office - just come and ask!!
