Wrestling season is almost here, and it is not too late to join! If you would like to join the SMMS Wrestling Team, we would love to have you. No experience is necessary. Information page can be found under Athletics tab.
3 days ago, Melissa Turney
St. Marys Middle School Walk in My Shoes Sixth Grade Rescheduled for Tuesday, October 22, 2024 5:00-5:45 p.m. Topics • What is my child studying? • How can I help my child with homework? • What is my child’s reading level (Lexile)? • How can I help my child improve reading and math skills? • How do I monitor my child’s progress? If your team is…. ….report to the following classroom: Team Opportunity-Brown or Casey Rm 619 (Mrs. Brown) Team Perseverance-Carroll, Gray, McLaughlin, or Van Osdol Rm 617 (Mrs. McLaughlin) Team Spirit-Bickmore, Broward, Burkhart, or Drummond Rm 625 (Dr. Burkhart) Team Curiosity-Boily, Head, Huyer, or Solano Rm 629 (Mrs. Boily)
10 days ago, Melissa Turney
Attendance recognition for the week: 7th grade
10 days ago, Melissa Turney
7th Grade
PBIS winners of the week: 6th- Kamari Hubbard 7th- Laney Blount 8th- Andrew Spencer
10 days ago, Melissa Turney
7th Grade
SMMS Annual Title I Meeting Advertisement St. Marys Middle School will host the Annual Title I meeting at 12:30 p.m. on Monday, October 21, 2024. All parents and community members are invited to attend the meeting, which will be held in the 7th grade planning room at St. Marys Middle School, 205 Martha Drive, St. Marys, GA 31558. The purpose of the meeting is to share the District Parent and Family Engagement Policy/Plan, the SMMS Parent & Family Engagement Policy/Plan, School-Parent Compact, and the Title I budget. All items will also be posted to the school website, Facebook, and sent out via E-blast. A school-parent compact will be sent home to be reviewed, signed, and returned. The presentation will be posted on the school website.
14 days ago, Melissa Turney
Week of 9/30 PBIS Winners!!
16 days ago, Melissa Turney
7th Grade
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Happy National Principals Month! 🎉 Let's take a moment to appreciate the incredible leaders who shape our schools and inspire both students and staff every day. Principals are the backbone of our educational system, tirelessly working to create a safe, nurturing, and effective learning environment. Their dedication, passion, and commitment help pave the way for future generations to succeed. Share your stories and shoutouts to the amazing principals who have made a difference in your life! 🍎📚 #BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden #NationalPrincipalsMonth #EducationHeroes #ThankYouPrincipals
17 days ago, Camden County Schools
Principals Month
School Closures in Response to Hurricane Helene Due to the potential for high winds, heavy rainfall and flooding associated with Hurricane Helene over the next two days, and with guidance from the National Weather Service and Camden Emergency Management Agency, Camden County Schools will close all schools Thursday, September 26, 2024, and Friday, September 27, 2024, for all staff and students. The safety of our students, employees, and their families will always be our first priority. In any emergency, it is critical for parents and students to rely on accurate, timely information directly from the school system or local and state officials. All official announcements regarding schools will be made on the Camden County Schools website, Facebook and Instagram pages, through the Camden County Schools app, on local radio stations – KBAY 106.3 and WECC 89.3, and on the Tribune and Georgian website. Please check one or more of these sources for updates regarding future decisions. We wish everyone the best as you prepare for the storm and make plans to ensure the safety of your families. Thank you for your patience during this time.
23 days ago, Camden County Schools
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🌟 Happy World School Milk Day! 🥛📚 Today, we celebrate the nutritional powerhouse that is milk and its incredible benefits for students around the globe! 🌍✨ Milk provides essential nutrients like calcium, vitamin D, and protein, which are crucial for growing minds and bodies. Supporting milk programs in schools ensures that every student gets the nourishment they need to thrive academically and physically. Join us in raising a glass of milk to healthier, happier, and more successful students everywhere. Cheers to growth, learning, and the power of good nutrition! #WorldSchoolMilkDay #HealthyBodiesHealthyMinds #SchoolNutrition #StrongKidsStrongFuture #BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden
23 days ago, Camden County Schools
World School Milk Day
The SMMS Lair (yearbook) is currently on sale for $45 until 12/31/24. All personalized yearbooks MUST be ordered by this date. You can use this direct link to order https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1040785/St.-Marys-Middle-School/ or see Ms. Wilson in Room 807.
24 days ago, Melissa Turney
🌟Hispanic Heritage Month! 🌟 From September 15th to October 15th, we honor the rich histories, vibrant cultures, and incredible contributions of Hispanic and Latin-American communities. 🌎❤️ Join us in recognizing and celebrating the diverse traditions, inspiring stories, and remarkable achievements that have shaped our world. Whether it's through music, art, food, or storytelling, there's so much to embrace and learn from. #BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden #HispanicHeritageMonth #CelebrateDiversity ✨🎶📚
25 days ago, Camden County Schools
Hispanic Heritage Month
9/23/24 This week's PBIS winners! Congratulations!
25 days ago, Melissa Turney
8th grade
7th Grade
6th grade
As Mrs. Solano’s 6th grade ELA classes finished the novel, Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus, students were encouraged to explore their own creativity to demonstrate their ability to determine a theme. Students created unique and original projects to display some of the novel’s themes of empathy, friendship, overcoming obstacles and more!
28 days ago, Melissa Turney
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Students learn how authors develop a character’s point-of-view through specific word choice! Mrs. Solano’s 6th grade ELA classes work together to rewrite a scene using a different point-of-view from the original story.
28 days ago, Melissa Turney
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Last Week's PBIS Winners!!!!
about 1 month ago, Melissa Turney
8th grade
7th grade
6th grade
Don't Forget to Order This Year's School Pictures ENJOY 10% OFF your order! CODE: F202410OFF EXPIRES: July 31, 2025 Redeem Now [click.m.lifetouch.com] Don’t forget to order your FREE Digital SmileSafe card! More about the Smilesafe program here [click.m.lifetouch.com].
about 1 month ago, Melissa Turney
Happy National IT Professionals Day! 🎉 Today, we celebrate the amazing individuals who keep our digital world running smoothly. From troubleshooting technical issues to safeguarding our data, IT professionals are the unsung heroes of the modern age. Your expertise and dedication ensure that our systems are secure, efficient, and always up-to-date. Thank you for your hard work and tireless efforts in making technology accessible and reliable for our faculty, staff, and students. Let's take a moment to appreciate the magic behind the screens and the brilliant minds that make it all possible. 💻🔧💡 #NationalITProfessionalsDay #BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden
about 1 month ago, Camden County Schools
IT Professionals Day
Attention Camden Families: There is an increased presence of law enforcement at our schools as a precautionary measure. If you notice more officers on campus, please know that this does not necessarily indicate a problem. Our top priority is the safety and well-being of our students and staff. Rest assured, we will always communicate promptly if there is ever a threat to our school community. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
about 1 month ago, Camden County Schools
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📚✨ Problem Solving in Camden County Schools: A Step-by-Step Guide! 🌟 At Camden County Schools, we believe in addressing issues promptly and effectively. Here's the process to ensure your concerns are heard and resolved: 🔹 Step 1: Teacher/Staff Member Closest to the Situation Start by discussing the issue with the teacher or staff member who is directly involved. They are often the best equipped to provide immediate solutions or clarifications. 🔹 Step 2: School Administrator/Division Supervisor If the problem isn't resolved, the next step is to contact the school administrator or division supervisor. They can offer additional support and resources to help address the concern. 🔹 Step 3: Central Office Administrator Should the issue persist, reach out to a central office administrator. They have a broader perspective and can coordinate with various departments to find a resolution. 🔹 Step 4: Superintendent For more complex issues, the Superintendent is available to provide higher-level intervention and ensure that all policies and procedures are being followed. 🔹 Step 5: Board of Education As a last resort, you can bring the concern to the Board of Education. They oversee the entire school district and can make decisions on policy changes or other significant actions. We are committed to creating a positive and supportive environment for our students, staff, and community. Your voice matters, and we're here to help every step of the way! 💬🤝 #BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden #ProblemSolving #CommunitySupport #YourVoiceMatters
about 1 month ago, Camden County Schools
problem solving in CCS
Today, we honor the memory of the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11th, 2001. We remember the bravery of the first responders, the resilience of the survivors, and the strength of a nation united in the face of tragedy. Let us take a moment to reflect on the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering spirit that define us. May we continue to support one another, cherish our freedoms, and work towards a future of peace and unity. #PatriotDay #NeverForget #UnitedWeStand
about 1 month ago, Camden County Schools
Patriot Day