News & Announcements

(10/4): During an architecture unit, Mrs. Caldwell's students are using popcorn to estimate the size of different elements of a house.

(10/4): Mr. Bramlett's math class was rotating centers to practice their math skills. Students were engaged while having a little fun in math class.

(10/3): Getting practice in with a different teacher today. Mrs. Wooley's math class is following along with a virtual teacher to learn about division. Students were able to work at their own pace and watch the video to practice as much as they needed. Mrs. Wooley monitored the students to check for knowledge of the skill. Students seemed to enjoy learning division with this new technology.

(10/2): Mrs Ross’ ELA students analyzed text and answered benchmark type questions and then played race to the finish to review for the upcoming benchmark exam. Look at the excitement on their faces when they won!

(9/29): Students at PMS request your help with the online fundraiser. Students have received packets with information. Students will be rewarded with prizes throughout the sale.

(9/28): Have you ever wondered what's beneath the surface of those mysterious mushrooms that pop up in the forest or your backyard? Well, wonder no more, because the students in Ms. Swain's and Mrs. Whitworth’s classes had fun diving in and dissecting mushrooms today as part of our Fungi lessons.

(9/28): After Mrs. Caldwell's students studied the events of September 11, they created a remembrance puzzle to hang in the hall. The colored the pieces and placed them to fit together.

(9/28): Mr. Anderson's students are reviewing skills for upcoming ELA benchmarks.

(9/28): 5th grade is studying matter and methods of filtration and separation. Students completed the Muddy Waters Lab which involved figuring out the best method of filtering muddy water into the cleanest water possible using a variety of different types of methods.

(9/26): Students in Ms. Swain's and Mrs. Whitworth’s Science classes started the week off with a bang! Today they discovered that yeast grows rapidly with a little sugar and water. They were also surprised to see the yeast appears to be breathing. The yeast produces carbon dioxide giving the illusion that it is breathing.