Congratulations to Zachery Covington! He was the winner of the smart watch from our fundraiser!
Final score of the girls' game! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Congrats ladies!
Mrs. Harper's ELA class is preparing to write their own personal narrative stories, so students evaluated what makes an interesting beginning. They then did a gallery walk where students looked at beginnings from different stories to use as inspiration for their own writing.
This week, 8th-grade students in the German class are exploring the vibrant traditions of Oktoberfest through a collaborative project. Oktoberfest may be rooted in Munich, but its reach is worldwide, becoming a global celebration of culture, food, and tradition.
Using WICOR strategies, students are researching various aspects of the world-famous festival, from its rich history and traditional foods to iconic clothing and music. Each group is organizing their findings into an engaging presentation using Google Slides, combining text, visuals, and creative insights. As they dive into resources, work together, and structure their work, students are not only learning about German culture but also how Oktoberfest is celebrated globally. It’s an exciting way to connect world languages and cultural events!
Spirit Week Day 1 = Hat day!! 🎩 🧢 👒 Don't forget to dress like a friend tomorrow for Twin Day! Every student who dresses up receives a point for their house!
Our girls travel to D.R Hill today! Good luck ladies! Go Wolves! 🐺
Updates from our Athletic Department.
Sturgis’ scientists used their knowledge of thermal energy to build shelters to save “penguins” from rising temperatures. 🐧
Today our PTO treated staff to a tailgate lunch from Salsaritas! What a fun way to end the week! Thank you so much PTO!
You read that right! The 2025 yearbook is on sale now 🤩 order your copy early this year so you don't forget!
https://www.jostens.com/yearbooks/students-and-parents/about-yearbooks
Mrs. Bo and Mrs. Quinby’s GT classes are joining forces to collaborate for book clubs. Today students explored the book choices and began to choose their top 3 choices.
From pretzels as “crunchy clouds” to sour patch kids that “burst like fireworks in your mouth,” Mrs. Quinby’s class explored figurative language while sharpening their language skills in a super fun and tasty way.
Mark your calendars for our early release day!
📣Fundraiser Update!!!📣
Don’t forget, the House with the most valid emails sent by 6 pm Sunday evening will earn an additional 100 House Points!! Plus, we have 40 GOLDEN TICKETS remaining to be handed out on Monday!
As it stands right now,:
💜Spirit Wolves lead with 384 emails
🤍Arctic Wolves = 348
🧡Ember = 298
💚Timberwolves = 296
🖤Shadow = 283
💙Thunder = 277
💛Golden = 252
❤️Crimson = 193
It’s still a close race, so if you haven’t already, be sure to register and send your 10+ emails TODAY!!
Tonight was our football program's first win in school history! Congrats to all the boys and the coaching staff for such an awesome win on the road at Rainbow Lake!!!
Smile!!!!
Tomorrow's Friday and we had another amazing week at ACMS!!
We had our first ever FCA meeting today! We had a great turnout and Pastor Chandler Davis from Church at the Mill spoke to our students. Join us next week on Wednesday at See You at the Pole at 7:30!
So proud of our 7th grade team and how hard they played yesterday against Rainbow Lake!
Our girls did it again!! 5-0! Go Wolves! 🐺
Mrs. Ohler's 6th grade music class combined rhythm reading, performance, and composition today using boomwhackers! Groups assigned rhythms to each scale note, practiced and performed, then they were able to arrange the notes and rhythms however they wanted to create their own song. So much fun!
