The Bulldog Friday Wrap Up 11/7/25
This weeks edition of the Bulldog News!
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Please join us for our Veterans Day program!
We have adjusted the starting time to 9:30a
McKell Middle Beta Club is selling festive wreaths for $35 each. They’ll be delivered to McKell for pickup and we’ll pass them out from there.
Order & payment due by November 11.
Cash, check, or Venmo accepted. See your MMS Beta Club member today!
Warm your door and our hearts as every wreath helps fund the members go to convention! Thanks for your support and happy holidays!
Order & payment due by November 11.
Cash, check, or Venmo accepted. See your MMS Beta Club member today!
Warm your door and our hearts as every wreath helps fund the members go to convention! Thanks for your support and happy holidays!
UPDATE FOR BASKETBALL TRYOUTS
Due to unforscene circumstances with one of our coaches
ONLY 8th grade tryouts will be postponed until
November 6 and 7 from 7p-9p
Sorry again for any confusion
Due to unforscene circumstances with one of our coaches
ONLY 8th grade tryouts will be postponed until
November 6 and 7 from 7p-9p
Sorry again for any confusion
Mr. Browns Forensic Science class learned first hand out sniffing out the bad guys. We want to say thank you to our very own SRO Officer Robinson who helped get into contact with our vistors. We also want to say thank you to Officer Chadwick Spence for bring his K9 unit in to share how much a dog can help in the police field.
On Halloween, students in Mr. Pack’s classroom took part in a hilarious progressive story activity. Every story began with:
“It was a dark and stormy night. And then the aliens came.”
(Some classes used: “It was a dark and stormy night. And then the monster awoke!”)
Students then wrote their own third sentence, passed their paper back, and had 17 seconds to continue the story. The catch? They could only read the sentence written immediately before theirs—nothing else!
As you can imagine, the stories took some wild twists and turns. When students read them aloud, the results were unpredictable, creative, and absolutely hilarious. 🤣
Love seeing our Bulldogs having fun while flexing their creative muscles!
“It was a dark and stormy night. And then the aliens came.”
(Some classes used: “It was a dark and stormy night. And then the monster awoke!”)
Students then wrote their own third sentence, passed their paper back, and had 17 seconds to continue the story. The catch? They could only read the sentence written immediately before theirs—nothing else!
As you can imagine, the stories took some wild twists and turns. When students read them aloud, the results were unpredictable, creative, and absolutely hilarious. 🤣
Love seeing our Bulldogs having fun while flexing their creative muscles!
Our Agriculture students planted green beans and cared for them through the August drought/heat and fall weather. Chances of success were not high but we finally harvested 7 cups worth this week! Students got to string/snap/cook the green beans, compared them to store bought beans from a can, and even used math/proportions to adjust the recipe! We even had some students that don’t like green beans who were willing to try. Out of the 20 students who tried them, 17 preferred our farm fresh beans!
This weeks Friday Bulldog Wrap Up!
Happy Halloween Bulldogs!
Happy Halloween Bulldogs!
Drama Performance!
Due to bleacher replacement we had to reschedule our Halloween show!
November 3, 2025
Kids Show during the school day
Parent Show @ 1:01p
MMS Boys Basketball Try-Outs
In support of a drug free school and Red Ribbon Week. We are having a Red Day and Hat Day!
Wear your red in support of Red Ribbon Week!
Wear your red in support of Red Ribbon Week!
Halloween Dress Up Day
6th grade scientists in Mrs. Cattell’s class were able to explore creating synthetic materials from natural materials. They used sodium alginate (seaweed) and calcium chloride (limestone), combined them to create a polymer “worm.” Special thanks to Mrs. Webster for helping.
Mr. Crumps industrial arts class enjoys the beautiful weather as they create bird house, cutting boards and serving trays!
With the help and guidance of Mrs Coleman, Officer Robinson, Mr. Smith and Mr. Ward take on bee keeping!
Eighth grade science students are currently studying climate change and the ways scientists find data to show how conditions have changed over time. One way is by studying tree rings from trees that are several years old. The tree cross section the students studied is from a branch of a tree that is over 120 years old. Students counted the rings and found that the branch was between 70-80 years old. They also identified wide spaces between rings which show wet, rainy seasons and thin rings which show dry seasons. They learned that many Sequoia trees are over 3000 years old and provide scientists with centuries of data.
Join us for Veterans Day Program!
This weeks Friday Bulldog Wrap Up
Mrs. Flemings class had a Cozy Reading Day! This was a 9 week reward for the students. Students wore comfy clothes and used comfy chairs Mrs. Fleming says "such a good cozy reading day! So many kids finished books and I’m excited to do it again next 9 weeks after their next book project!"
