News & Announcements

(3/5): After a long morning of tests 5th grade students taking a break and building some robot cars. They will code them to perform different maneuvers throughout the week. Stay tuned there is more to come.

(3/8): Beta students discussed servant leadership and a being an example during the February meeting. Students made notes of encouragement for all students at PMS to do their best on the Benchmark test!

(3/4): 6th grade ELA students who scored proficiency on the past unit test enjoyed the beautiful weather this past week with a wiffle ball game on the tennis courts.

(3/4): 6th grade ELA students were assigned a team, decorated a jersey that represented their personality, and competed each day using test prep questions. Students enjoyed reviewing through the March Madness Bracket. Congratulations to team 1 who took the final competition!

(3/1): PMS students participated in the science fair recently. These are the winners from the different categories. Congratulations to these winners!

(3/1): These students were recognized for demonstrating positive character traits at school this week. We are proud of you!

(2/29): Officier Long visited PE class and showed off his Swamp Ball skills.

(2/28) : Fifth grade science students were studying moon phases and teachers asked the parents if they would let their child go outside and look at the moon. They were tracking the phases each night for a month. A parent took a photo of their child looking at the moon phase. He is looking into the night sky gazing at the full moon on 2/23.

(2/27): Our first physics extravaganza in class was egg-ceptional!
Our brilliant young engineers embraced the first law of inertia with egg-citement. Their egg-citing challenge? Design a car to protect their precious egg passenger from a crash with very few materials. Let's just say, we had more egg-splosions than a breakfast omelette! The results were egg-straordinary, proving that learning physics can be both educational and egg-stremely entertaining!

(2/26): Mrs. Wingo rewarded her class with the Warrior Room at PMS. It was great to see the students light up and be grateful for getting to take a break from instruction inside the classroom.
Chess was the most popular board game students seem to love.
From legos to air hockey along with soccer tables and puzzles, students worked their brains in a different way.