Samuel Rochester (Byrnes student and brother of ACMS student Lexi Rochester) completed his Eagle Scout project here at ACMS. His project provided picnic tables and planter beds at the back of our school!
Congratulations to the Spartanburg District 5 Induction Teacher of the Year, our very own Madi Montjoy! We are so proud of you! 🎉
Looking for a fun activity this summer? Be a part of our first D5 Summer Choir Camp! You do NOT have to be in chorus to participate. See Mrs. Ohler (or email at katelyn.ohler@spart5.net) if you have any questions! Here is the link to sign up!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeHA4VXi9fnCRBWW0ipWPvWNnSVsigo9mLou79qn-3kL1y_-Q/viewform
Back by popular demand!
Mark your calendar for Wednesday morning - our athletic department will be selling chicken biscuits out front before school and in the car line!
Today was the last day of teacher appreciation week (even though we appreciate our teachers so much each and every day)! PTO treated teachers with bundt cakes and Chicken Salad Chick and the administration treated everyone to a brand new ACMS t-shirt! Thank you to everyone who made this week so special!
More teacher appreciation week, fun! PTO sponsored a Name That Tune game at the end of the day yesterday, and teachers were excited to win some prizes!
Thank you to everyone who participated in our PTO fundraiser! Last week, students enjoyed a rewards party where they earned cash & prizes! We are so thankful for all
Of your support!
We are so grateful to Sergeant Ashley Wright of the Greer Police Department for being our final Wolves of the Workforce speaker of the year! Sergeant Wright shared valuable career information, meaningful life lessons and advice, and answered questions about the various aspects of law enforcement. It was a wonderful and engaging session to conclude our Wolves of the Workforce program for the year! Thank you, Sergeant Wright!
Thursday June 5th is the 5th annual SC Aerospace Night at Fluor Field – hosted in partnership between the Greenville Drive and SC Aerospace, an initiative of SC Competes! Since its inception, SC Aerospace Night has grown to become our community’s premiere community celebration & educational event all centered on the Aerospace Industry.
Every year, Aerospace Night showcases the incredible businesses, leaders, and organizations contributing to the Aerospace Industry in the Upstate. PLUS, the event helps grow & inspire our community’s next generation Aerospace workforce.
To that end, and to ensure event access for all, K-12 students can attend Aerospace Night via fully complimentary tickets!
Aerospace Night this year will be filled with engaging and exciting content and entertainment, including…
Hands on, interactive displays on the stadium concourse from leading Aerospace companies including Lockheed Martin, Greenville County Schools CTE Innovation Center, Challenger Aerospace, STEMU LLC, Greenville Technical College, Bob Jones University, and more! Each organization will spotlight different aspects of the Aerospace industry including manufacturing, engineering, design, aerodynamics and the latest technological advances in drones and virtual reality.
In fact, on the concourse you can even test your Aerospace skills by designing your own paper airplane to see how far it flies or attempt to fly a drone through a target!
Aerospace will also be featured all night long before and during the Drive game including a special pre-game flyover from LifeNet, Prisma Health’s lifesaving helicopter unit, in-game trivia with prize opportunities, a chance to hear and learn from Aerospace industry leaders, and more
Students can claim their free tickets and purchase additional tickets by following the simple directions below:
CLICK HERE for more information and to purchase your tickets
Choose as many tickets as you’d like to claim/purchase. During check-out, enter the promo code "aerospace" in the promo code box to claim your complimentary ticket. Make sure to click apply!
Aerospace Night begins when ballpark gates open at 5:45pm. First pitch of the Drive game is scheduled for 6:45pm.
We can’t wait to see you at Fluor Field on June 5th!
Let's get to know Ms. Feix!
A little bit about her…
She grew up in Michigan and went to Michigan State University. She has taught for 10 years (9 years was 6th grade Social Studies at Beck Academy). She and her husband have a 6 month old son named Colton.
What inspired her to become a teacher?
She wanted to become a teacher since the first grade. She wanted to teach history because so many people find it to be inaccessible and boring, so she wanted to be able to change that.
What is she most excited about next year?
She is excited to be in a new school where she can get to know everyone and learn from them!
The athletic department's chicken biscuit fundraiser was such a success this morning! Thank you to everyone who purchased one and supported our student athletes!
We will have this again one more time on May 14! So come hungry!
Young poets in Mrs. Quinby’s 6th grade class have been hard at work! Over the past few weeks, with the help of Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Henson, students have been writing, editing, and revising their own original poems—each one a unique expression of their creativity and voice. On Monday, they shared their work with their classmates and families at the Poetry Café.
One more teacher introduction! Let's get to know Ms. Skinner!
A little bit about her…
She is from the Greer area and went to Blue Ridge High School. After graduating, she got her education degree at North Greenville University. She graduated in May of 2023 and has been working at Dawkins Middle School in Spartanburg 6 for the last two years!
What inspired her to become a teacher?
She has always loved working with kids! She worked part time at a preschool/daycare in high school and college and decided to major in education. She originally wanted to teach elementary school, but she quickly realized during her placements that she liked the middle school content and age group the most!
What is she most excited about next year?
She is most excited about meeting new people and working closer to the community that she lives in!
Proud is an understatement for these students in Mrs. Bo’s ELA class. Each link of this chain represents a book read. As a reward students celebrated with a pajama party for their reading determination.
Let's get to know Ms. Payne!
A little bit about her …
She's been a Special Education Teacher for five years, and she has a deep passion for supporting students with diverse learning needs. Outside of work, she stays busy with her two wonderful kids, CJ, who is four and a half, and Dean, who just turned four months. She enjoys staying active, spending time outdoors, and making crafts. Her faith is also very important to her, and she loves being part of Fellowship Greenville. She is excited to be at ACMS and is looking forward to getting to know everyone!
What is she most excited about next year?
Next year, she's most excited about being able to serve the community she lives in and meeting new friends along the way!
Attention rising seventh and eighth grade girls basketball players - make sure to check out the summer basketball opportunities.
We have 50 yearbook copies left! The time is now to secure your copy. Students can purchase with Mrs. Spencer by cash or a check made out to ACMS. The cost of a yearbook is $45.
A big thank you to our PTO for providing our teachers with an amazing breakfast this morning to kick off Teacher Appreciation Week! It was a great way to start the day!
Recently, both our ACMS band and orchestra performed for friends and family! Both these groups of young musicians are extremely talented! Thank you to all of the teachers that have helped them grow so much this year!
Congratulations to our amazing orchestra students for their performances at Solo & Ensemble Festival this weekend. We are so proud of your hard work!
