Mrs Cattell's and Mrs. Coleman's agriculture class started an embryology unit and they dissected eggs in order to review what's inside.
Our lunch ladies made homemade pizzas and chocolate pie today for Pi Day! Then our students served a batch of pie back to them!
Thank you, Brandy, Barb, Jen, Kerri and Sharon! You all are the best in the business!
HAPPY PI DAY!
3.14
WHO SAYS MATH CANT BE FUN!!!
More photos of all of todays activities coming soon!
Which came first the chicken or the egg?
At MMS it was the chicken and now the EGGS. We will soon have Bulldog Eggs for sale to the community!! Stay on the lookout for more details!
MMS State bound Academic Team and Coaches have made it to Louisville. We want to wish Esther Burton and Hadley Johnson (Not Pictured) the best of luck!!
CHICKENS!!!
MMS wants to send a huge thank you to PJ Ratcliff for his donation of both chickens and eggs! The chickens are enjoying their new coop (Stay tuned for another post). We also have incubators going with multiple eggs, and students are watching them daily.
Parents and families! We need your help for our planning fir the 2024-2025 school year. If you could please take the time to take this short survey for using the link posted below. Thank you and we appreciate you!
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Congratulations to our band members who performed in the Solo and Ensemble event at Morehead State University.
BRACELET SALE!!
What better way to support the Musketeers than a GC bracelet!!
Now on sale in the front office for only $2
Students can purchase them at school, if anyone in the community would like to purchase them please contact the front office to schedule a pick up time!
McKell Middle Pi Day Celebration!
3/14 will be a fun filled day of Pi events and learning!
Students will be receiving more information via their math teachers.
On Friday, the 6th grade celebrated meeting their iReady goals for the month of February with a game of Quidditch! This is a 6th grade tradition that students love each year. Students divide into two teams to try to get their ball through a hoop, but with lots of obstacles, such as holding onto their “broomstick.” While some students ran the score board, other students cheered from the stands.
Mrs. Caudill's 7th grade Science classes had a lab on digestion finishing a body systems unit. Figuring out the digestive track isn't always the prettiest! Students made “poop” using bananas, crackers, vinegar and water. For a real world example, it doesn't get much better!!
Thank you Whitney Evans for donating lettuce seedlings to the agriculture class. Students replanted the seedlings in larger containers.
Aiden Kozee found a worm in the lettuce seedlings and pretended to eat it, but decided put the worm in the new container. No worms were harmed!!
Mrs. Sarah Lloyd, District Occupational Therapist, visited our EdRising students on Thursday!
. She shared how she became an OT, what OT is and isn’t and shared details.
We are so thankful to have Mrs. Sarah in our district! Thanks for coming to share with us!
Community and Family Friendly is our goal at MMS!
Mrs. Fraley led a food and goods drive for the Ronald McDonald House in Huntington. Students and staff in the school have brought goods in the last two weeks, while Mrs. Fraley's classes help sort and keep organized.
Mr. Spears led a Valentine's Day card drive, his Digital Literacy students designed cards for MMS students and passed them out to different FLEX classes and they colored and decorated them. Mr. Spears dropped off 100+ Valentine's Day cards to South Shore Nursing and Rehab.
It's that time of the year!
MS Softball information
Today we made sure all of the staff knew their valentine was the McKell Bulldog! Our EdRising students wrote valentine messages for each staff member as we passed out candy bars to our staff for our appreciation of them and to celebrate Valentine's Day!
TOMORROW THURSDAY FEB 15
GREEN, BLACK AND GOLD DAY
LETS WELCOME HOME THE 17x NATIONAL GREENUP COUNTY CHEERLEADERS!!
Students! Dont forget we are selling Crush to send to your Crush! Stop by the front office to purchase them until Wednesday morning. We will be delivering them at the end of the day Wednesday. Only $2
