AMS Week at a Glance
15 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
AMS Week at a Glance
🍎 Reaping the Rewards! 🎉

Students in Mrs. Wielgosz’s 6th and 7th Grade ELA classes celebrated their hard-earned success with certificates and recognition for growth on grade-level material. Their determination, resilience, and dedication to learning have truly paid off. Congratulations to these outstanding students! 👏📚✨
25 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
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🧪🔍 Honors 8th Grade Science wrapped up the week as Element Detectives! Each student researched a chemical element and showcased their learning through creative projects such as superheroes, wanted posters, models, trading cards, and other unique presentations. To top it off, students designed element cards and worked together to build their very own periodic table! ⚛️👏
25 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
Woman stands by a classroom whiteboard with a monitor displaying a poster titled "Wanted: NP Ph-4".
A digital display shows details about the element Krypton. It includes data such as "4 shells", "36 Protons", and "36 Electrons".
Person in blue shirt and black skirt reads aloud from paper in classroom. Student sits behind with head on desk.
Display shows a wanted poster for selenium, including atomic number, melting point, and reward. The poster includes a bowl of food.
A woman holds a paper and reads aloud in a classroom. Behind her is a large screen displaying a poster.
A student holds a paper and a colorful circular artwork in a classroom with a wall display and a screen behind.
Two women hold posters in front of a large screen. A table holds papers, pens, and markers.
A person in a red shirt stands in front of a large screen projector with a presentation about argon.
We are so proud of Mrs. Wallis, our Math Coach, and Mr. Hardin, our Disciplinary Literacy Coach, who represented AMS at the Georgia STEM Forum in Athens! Together, they presented FOUR sessions called Building a Sustainable STEM Culture, which received rave reviews from participants! GO TIGERS!
25 days ago, Adairsville Middle School

🍁🍂 October Lunch Menu: https://aptg.co/jzDYqy

25 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
Lunch Menu
Lunch Menu
Today's standings in the "Pie in the Face" competition!!! We still have 1 more day to donate to your favorite person's bucket!!! 🩷 1st-Coach Ellis 2nd-Ms.Couey 3rd-Coach Conduff 4th-Ms. Whitlock 5th-Coach Dye
26 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
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We are incredibly proud to celebrate Lucas Garland and Phoebe Dustin, who have been selected as REACH Georgia Scholars! 🌟

REACH Georgia is the state’s mentoring and scholarship program designed to help academically promising students reach their full potential. REACH Scholars are paired with mentors and academic coaches, commit to maintaining strong grades, attendance, and behavior throughout high school, and upon successful completion of the program, earn a financial scholarship to help attend a HOPE-eligible college or university in Georgia!

Being selected as a REACH Scholar is an incredible opportunity and a reflection of the potential these students have already demonstrated.

Lucas and Phoebe, we are so proud of you and cannot wait to see all that you accomplish! Your future is BRIGHT!
26 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
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Our 7th grade students explored the process of cellular respiration through a hands-on investigation using yeast, sugar, and water! Students were able to observe the production of carbon dioxide and connect what they saw in their experiment to the science happening inside living organisms every day.
26 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
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Today's standings in the "Pie in the Face" competition!!! We still have 2 more days to donate to your favorite person's bucket!!! 🩷 1st-Coach Ellis 2nd-Ms.Whitlock 3rd-Ms Couey 4th-Coach Conduff 5th-Coach Dye
27 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
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We had an incredible STEM Showcase today, and our students absolutely SHINED! 🌟 We loved having the opportunity to showcase the amazing learning, creativity, and hard work happening throughout AMS. We are so proud of our students and teachers and the momentum we continue to build with STEM!
27 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
Who will be our TOP 5 winners to get a PIE IN THE FACE at this year's Pink Out pep rally?!?!? Bring your $$$ to put into your favorite staff member's bucket this week!!!
28 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
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Congratulations to Mrs. Ridley for being selected as our October EYE OF THE TIGER! 🎉 We know we’re celebrating a little early…but when someone is this deserving, why not give her a few extra days to enjoy it?!
28 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
AMS Week at a Glance
29 days ago, Adairsville Middle School
AMS Week at a Glance
💗 Dolly Day at AMS! 💗 We celebrated Dolly Day today with a little “cup of ambition” at lunch and ALL the Dolly things! Pink, wigs, cowgirl boots, big hair, and plenty of Dolly spirit made for a fun Friday at AMS! 🤠💖 Because sometimes you just need to channel a little Dolly and work 9 to 5… or at least until that final bell rings! 😉
about 1 month ago, Adairsville Middle School

A big Thank You to the City of Adairsville for investing in our students and supporting hands-on 6th Grade STEM learning! We appreciate your generous donation of dirt, hay, and seed to help make our STEM projects possible!

about 1 month ago, Adairsville Middle School
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We could not be PROUDER of Mrs. Szweda for being named the Bartow County School System Teacher of the Year!

Mrs. Szweda is the kind of teacher who pushes her students to be their very best, never settles for “good enough,” loves her students HARD, and is always up for a good time! She represents everything that makes AMS so special, and we are beyond excited to see her recognized for the incredible teacher she is.

We love you, Mrs. Szweda! Your AMS family will be cheering you on every step of the way as you compete for GEORGIA Teacher of the Year!
about 1 month ago, Adairsville Middle School
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Week at a Glance
about 1 month ago, Adairsville Middle School
AMS Week at a Glance
📢 We Need Your Help!
As part of an exciting STEM project, our middle school students are studying erosion and its impact on our community. We are asking parents and families to take a few minutes to complete a brief survey.
Your participation will provide valuable real-world data for our students' research and help them develop their scientific inquiry and data analysis skills.

Thank you for supporting our students and helping make this project a success!
#STEMEducation #StudentResearch #AMSGOTIGERS
about 1 month ago, Adairsville Middle School
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SHOUT-OUT TO MRS. SMITH’S 8TH GRADE ELA CLASSES!

Mrs. Smith’s students reviewed the narrative arc today by working collaboratively to identify and analyze the narrative elements in Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven.” Students put their literary analysis skills into action while learning from one another...great teamwork and engagement!
about 1 month ago, Adairsville Middle School
Three boys are on the floor, working on a math activity with purple, green, and yellow paper strips.
Four students working on a project with paper strips and paper on a floor. Background includes tables, chairs, and another student.
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🍪🔬 Science Never Tasted So Good! 🔬🍬
Our students brought cell biology to life by creating edible cookie cells! Using cookies and different types of candy, students modeled the structures of a cell and identified the different organelles and their functions.
This hands-on activity gave students a fun and memorable way to visualize how the parts of a cell work together. And the best part? After learning about their cells, they got to eat their models! 🍪🍭
Learning is definitely sweeter when science is involved! 🧬🔬
about 1 month ago, Adairsville Middle School
A model of a cell made with food items. It includes components like cell wall, cytoplasm, and nucleus.
A group of girls in pink shirts hold a tray of food in a room with tables.
Five women in a room with a table, holding a circular object. One person stands at the table.
Four young boys stand at a table, holding a circular cake. Papers and a pen are on the table.
Four boys stand around a table with snacks, a trophy, and papers. A bag and some papers are on the table.
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Two girls work on a science project with green paper on a table in a classroom.
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