7th and 8th grade Lady Tigers fall to New Haven in 3 sets each tonight at home.
Keep fighting!
The gummy bears have taken over in 7th grade social studies! Students were given a government principle such as Rule of Law, Consent of the Governed, or Rights of the Minority and were tasked with creating a Gummy Bear diorama to represent them in action. This was a great way to track their understanding and to give them a chance to be creative in the process.
Great job, Mrs. Watson!
It's St. James Middle School Honor Society Time!
Eligible 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students may start applying March 10th. The full application is due April 11th.
Requirements and instructions here: https://tinyurl.com/m4m9t5vb
Application here: https://forms.gle/qJvNUCpTTH6MJv4s9
It's time to apply for the St. James Middle School Honor Society!
Eligible 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students may start applying March 10th. The full application is due April 11th.
Requirements and instructions here: https://tinyurl.com/m4m9t5vb
Application here: https://forms.gle/qJvNUCpTTH6MJv4s9
Another huge round of Positive Office Referrals this week!
Keep doing amazing things, Tigers!
Pancakes or waffles? That was the debate in Careers class this week! Students were practicing interpersonal skills they will need for the workplace like teamwork, conflict resolution, and preparedness by using their argumentative skills.
Which do you prefer? 🥞 or 🧇
Tough night for the Lady Tigers against Pacific, but there was so much improvement! Continue to work hard, stay committed, and the wins will come 💪🏐🐅
Volleyball season is here! Our 7th and 8th grade teams traveled to Sullivan last night and dropped both games to the Lady Eagles, but they showed some amazing potential! First game jitters are out, and you are ready for the next one!
Back at it with some positive office referrals! Mrs. Daniels has a lot of phone calls to make!
Help the middle school raise funds to replenish our student incentive account! We are selling three shirt designs that are 100% created by students. You have until March 7th to get your orders in. Thanks for your support!
Amira Jones was awarded Fort Leonard Wood Army Value Award for Honor for the month of January. Ben Carrell was recognized for being nominated. Tailor Kelly was awarded for February's trait of Integrity. Cason Smith was also nominated.
We are proud of you, Tigers!
#Tigerstrong
Our 8th graders got a first-hand look at the CTE programs offered through Rolla Tech today! HVAC, graphic design, construction trades, culinary, automotive...They saw it all!
Thank you Mrs. Doddema and Mrs. Adams for organizing this career exploration opportunity!
Communications Director Beth Keyes visited Teen Leadership to share her expertise on creating and marketing a brand for an upcoming project. We are so appreciative of Mrs. Keyes helping our students have this real-world career experience! Stay tuned!
St. James Middle School is looking for community members who want to make a difference in a child's life by becoming a mentor. Prevention Consultants is looking for adults to help with their Mentoring Makes a Different Program. Use the information attached to apply!
Our science department is spending a lot time ensuring the curriculum for all grades is rigorous so students are ready for those tough questions on the MAP test.
Can you debate using relevant evidence and win an argument proving whether the muscular or skeletal system is more important for your body? Our 7th graders can :)
#greatthingshappenhere
Who's ready to dance? Beta Club is hosting a Middle School dance on Monday evening. Hope to see you there!
Kindness Challenge Day 3! It is a beautiful day for this one!
Kindness Challenge Day 2!
February is Kindness Month, and we have a daily kindness challenge for you! Each day, try to accept the challenge. Parents, if you see your kids accepting the challenge, snap a photo and share them on our daily posts! Let's flood our feeds with kindness!
Day 1 Challenge!
Great Things Happen Here!
Mrs. Story is leading her art students through a pottery unit this week. After introducing the vocabulary, Mrs. Story modeled how to shape and mold the clay, and students followed her example. What a great way to get them excited about a new skill!
