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(4/10): PMS is on the news!
Our middle and junior high students were recently featured by WTVA News during a “Discovery Kitchen” experience in the school cafeteria. Students worked alongside the cafeteria chef to learn how to follow a recipe and create a fresh salad dressing, gaining hands-on experience with measuring and food preparation.
The segment also highlighted our 6th grade Agriculture program, where students learn how food goes from farm to table. Through agriculture classes, students grow plants from seed, use compost from cafeteria scraps in raised beds and to help feed chickens, and develop life skills such as sewing and cooking.
This partnership between the cafeteria and agriculture program provides meaningful, real-world learning that helps students better understand where their food comes from.

(4/10): PMS hosted Math Night for students and parents this week. Math activities, puzzles, and snacks were enjoyed by all.

(4/7): PMS is blessed with the BEST assistant principal! You play a vital role in data, testing and fun activities for our students. We are thankful for you and appreciate all you do!

(4/7): Sixth grade math students explored the school yards for Easter eggs last week. Even though no prizes were inside, students enjoyed the fun of working math review problems inside the eggs.

(4/7): On Thursday, April 1st, students in Mrs. Hester's ELA focus groups had fun with Central Idea and Theme practice by starting with an egg hunt! Students worked in pairs to find eggs with either candy or a task card number inside. After the eggs were found, we went back in the classroom to practice reading and answering questions for our focus standard while enjoying their sweet treats!