News & Announcements

(3/21): The Spring Book Fair was a success! Several students purchased book and other items throughout the week. Thank you students, parents and families who supported the book fair.

(3/21): PMS students enjoyed dancing and hanging out with friends at the Glow in the Dark Dance.

(3/20): ✈️ Newton’s Laws + paper airplanes = one epic flight test! Our 6th graders learned all about motion, forces, and aerodynamics before designing their own high-flying (or nose-diving) creations.

The grand finale? A Paper Airplane Distance Contest, where some planes soared, some spiraled, and a few barely made it off the runway. In the end, science took off—literally—and we may have accidentally launched the next Wright Brothers! 🚀

(3/20): PMS student received report cards today. They also got permission slips for future field trips.

(2/14): PMS will have a GLOW IN THE DARK DANCE on March 21, from 3:30 - 5:00. Tickets will be $10 and will be sold February 26 - March 8. More details will come later.

(2/24): The Spring Scholastic Book Fair will be here soon! Get ready to GLOW for Reading Books! Students will be able to shop for books, posters, and other items.
Thank you for encouraging our students to read.

(3/7): Our 6th-grade agriculture students swapped their shovels for paintbrushes this week, creating a masterpiece of farm life—complete with a garden, a chicken coop, and possibly the world's most colorful chickens! Using tempera paint, they brought their farm visions to life (with only a little paint ending up on themselves). Stop by and see their artistic farm creations—no overalls required!

(3/7): PMS gifted students did a superb job at the Food Truck Night. The students designed a food truck and made clay models of food for visitors to visualize what is sold.

(2/24): PMS will have a neon dance on March 20, from 3:30 - 5:00. Students can purchase tickets now for $12.
The Book Fair Family Night will be the same night from 4-6 pm in the library.
GLOW crazy for Books!

(2/28): Congrats to the Positive Praise winner this week. She exemplified good Warrior qualities in the classroom and halls.