Halloween Dress Up Day
6th grade scientists in Mrs. Cattell’s class were able to explore creating synthetic materials from natural materials. They used sodium alginate (seaweed) and calcium chloride (limestone), combined them to create a polymer “worm.” Special thanks to Mrs. Webster for helping.
Mr. Crumps industrial arts class enjoys the beautiful weather as they create bird house, cutting boards and serving trays!
With the help and guidance of Mrs Coleman, Officer Robinson, Mr. Smith and Mr. Ward take on bee keeping!
Eighth grade science students are currently studying climate change and the ways scientists find data to show how conditions have changed over time. One way is by studying tree rings from trees that are several years old. The tree cross section the students studied is from a branch of a tree that is over 120 years old. Students counted the rings and found that the branch was between 70-80 years old. They also identified wide spaces between rings which show wet, rainy seasons and thin rings which show dry seasons. They learned that many Sequoia trees are over 3000 years old and provide scientists with centuries of data.
Join us for Veterans Day Program!
This weeks Friday Bulldog Wrap Up
Mrs. Flemings class had a Cozy Reading Day! This was a 9 week reward for the students. Students wore comfy clothes and used comfy chairs Mrs. Fleming says "such a good cozy reading day! So many kids finished books and I’m excited to do it again next 9 weeks after their next book project!"
Good Luck to our 6th grade JFL Players as they enter into the Playoffs. They faceoff against Ironton Saturday @7 at the Farm!
News from our Agrculture Lab
Our hydroponic system on September 8th the seeds sprouted and after they lettuce grew we were able to serve it to the students. Yesterday all of the lettuce we had was serve for our chicken sandwich for lunch.
Our hydroponic system on September 8th the seeds sprouted and after they lettuce grew we were able to serve it to the students. Yesterday all of the lettuce we had was serve for our chicken sandwich for lunch.
Due to much confusion (sorry) We are going to postpone all basketball tryouts. New dates for the first week of November will be posted this week! Thank you and again we apologize for the confusion and lack of communication. If you have any questions please let us know ! -Mr.Ward
Click the link below to see this weeks episode of The Bulldog News!
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Due to 6th grade JFL playoffs, only 6th grade basketball tryouts will be postponed.
All Tryouts on Friday will be canceled due to homecoming.
Sorry for the confusion please continue to check here and email for rescheduled dates!
MMS Boys Basketball Try-Outs
6th Grade Scientists are bringing home a bouncy ball that they made in science class!
Linda Heineman from Greenup County Extension Office and Lisa Osborne from Greenup County Farm Bureau helped Mrs. Cattell with a lab. The students used some natural resources (from corn) and created a polymer- a bouncy ball! It was so much fun! …and a special thanks to Mrs. Webster for helping out with the afternoon classes! 🖤💛
Linda Heineman from Greenup County Extension Office and Lisa Osborne from Greenup County Farm Bureau helped Mrs. Cattell with a lab. The students used some natural resources (from corn) and created a polymer- a bouncy ball! It was so much fun! …and a special thanks to Mrs. Webster for helping out with the afternoon classes! 🖤💛
Students in Mrs. Caudill's Digital Literacy made their own designs and printed them to T-shirts! We have some really cool new Bulldog logos!
Today was our Annual Pink Out Day, Please use the link to watch our video!
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Mr. Pack was able to take his Drama student to see the Wizard of Oz at the Paramount. After that they had a great picnic in the park!
This weeks Friday Bulldog Wrap Up!
In Mrs. Fraley’s CTE class students not only learned human anatomy but they also had a side gig raising Monarch Butterflies. They were even lucky enough to find a Monarch egg so they were able to watch it through every stage of development. Students tagged and released each butterfly and will submit their info to Monarch Watch. If anyone finds the tagged butterfly they can report it to us so we can see how far our butterflies traveled. Hopefully it makes it all the way to Mexico!
