Homecoming Spirit week will start Monday September 27th. There will be a winner for the most participants by homeroom. Make sure to participate if you would like to win. Check out what each day is!
The Junior High Field Hockey game vs Bermudian Springs will be held in the Thunderbolt Stadium today, 9/23/21. Game time is 4:15 PM.
Progress Reports have been posted to the Parent Portals.
Mrs. Spataro's guitar and ukulele class were strumming away to a new song they were learning!
Mr. Hankey's first period elective class creating their dream teams!
Reminder:
No School for Students
on Monday September 20th
Enjoy cooking? Want to try some new recipes following the instructions of a chef? Join the Kids Dinner Club sponsored by the Adams County Arts Council. The program is for students ages 9-13 which allows students to prepare a meal from start to finish in their home while learning via Zoom from our chef, and then sharing the meal with their families. Full scholarships for groceries are available for qualifying families. HURRY, registration closes this Friday 9/17.
Kids Dinner Club:https://documentcloud.adobe.co...
Please check out our morning announcements brought to you by our 6th grade students in Miss Harbold's pilot rotation! These are recorded daily, and shared with all the teachers here at MAMS to play during homeroom.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RrnUHNSez4JUPf-bi6Y6XAkT-2_zI7BF/view?usp=sharing
Check out some artwork done my our 7th and 8th grade students during our 2D Art Enrichment elective course.
Mrs. Hankey's 6th grade art class is showing off their creative side with their still life drawings.
Some of our 8th grade students put their artistic hands to use and created some lab safety posters. These are hung on display to remind students of how important it is to always be mindful during science labs!
Picture Day is fast approaching! October 6th is the BIG day! Information will be coming home in the near future.
This elective course focuses on mathematical practices, critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration. Off the bat, Miss Keilholtz and Miss Enoff are doing a tremendous job offering exciting mathematical challenges that engage the students!
Using a variety of resources (“You Cubed”, Desmos, Breakout EDU, and the Do or Die text) students are presented with a different challenge each day. Often working in pairs or teams, students strive to collaborate to meet the challenge. Sometimes the challenges are “won” based on speed, accuracy, or both!
Upon visiting this class, I observe total student engagement, perseverance, collaboration, and communication!
Mr. Rob, Mrs. Brinkley, and Ms. Willet getting down with bus duty Friday afternoon! They are always making sure our students get on the bus safely before all buses depart and make way for the High School!
Check out all the action in Mr. Decker's Design and Build class this morning. Students were fully engaged in their projects, and well on their way to finishing them!!
Meet out Student Council members here at Maple Avenue! As September is suicide awareness month, student council picked today for our student body to wear purple, and our staff members to wear a purple and teal ribbon to show our support. Please know that your peers and staff are all here for YOU!
Libby Brown - President, Aubrey Norris - Historian, Jacob Glass - Treasurer, Isabella Olvera - Vice President, Bethany Kohlhepp-Horecni - Secretary
Middle and High School Students riding on Bus 77 will be approximately 20 minutes late today. The bus broke down and we are working on getting a replacement bus. All students are fine. Thank you for your patience!
Junior High Football scrimmage vs Susquehannock scheduled for 9/1/21 has been postponed to Thursday 9/2/21.
Come Experience the Great Outdoors!
Scouting is open to All Boys and Girls, ages 11 through 17!
Click link below for Information
https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:e2820131-0f08-4113-8de5-d92589087ba9
Do You Need Healthcare for your Child? CHIP covers uninsured children and teens up to age 19 – and no family earns too much to qualify. With nearly 128,000 uninsured children in Pennsylvania, this is great news for families! Go to www.CHIPcoversPAkids.com
