This year, we tried something new and had students participate in STLP—and we could not be more proud of the way they represented our school!
Our Bulldog Agriculture team and Sources of Strength group both earned outstanding feedback from the judges. While they won’t be advancing this time, their leadership, hard work, and positive attitudes made a powerful impression.
Our Podcast Team "The Bulldog Buzz" also shined and will still advance to STATE with a few modifications and re-recordings. Their potential is incredible, and we’re excited to see their project grow even stronger.
And a HUGE congratulations to our Bulldog News Team—they are officially STATE BOUND!
Their creativity, effort, and professionalism truly stood out.
A special thank you to the teachers and staff who helped prepare, guide, and support our students throughout the process. None of this happens without you.
They are BELIEVING IN THE BULLDOG WAY!
Bulldogs lead. Bulldogs succeed. Bulldogs believe.
5 months ago, Robert M. Ward
Our lunch ladies have done it again, and made the best meal for the kids. We truly have the best of the best! Thank you ladies for everything you but especially helping make the holidays special! We appreciate you!
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Mrs. Fraley loves doing special little things with her students. She shared that they always ask if she does this with her grandchildren and of course she tells them "Yes". Today her classes took pine cones, spread them with peanut butter, and rolled them in bird seed. They hung them in our tree in front of the school to provide Thanksgiving for the birds. Sometimes you need to take a step back and enjoy the small things.
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Picture retake day is November 19. Please see that attached for more info!
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Traveling Toms will be back! Stop by from 7a-9a and grab a coffee to go. Proceeds support McKell Middle School Student Activites.
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This weeks Friday Bulldog Wrap-Up
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2025-2026 McKell Middle Boys Basketball Schedule
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Rescheduled Veterans Day Program
Thursday November 13, 2025
9:30a Program Begins
8:15a Veterans Breakfast
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Happy Veterans Day.
Today we honor all who served and remember the ones we have lost.
5 months ago, McKell Middle School
Due to the 2 hour delay our Veterans Day program is postponed. We will send a new date and time asap. Thank you and be safe!
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The Bulldog Friday Wrap Up 11/7/25
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Please join us for our Veterans Day program!
We have adjusted the starting time to 9:30a
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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!
5 months ago, Robert M. Ward
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
5 months ago, McKell Middle School
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.
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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!
5 months ago, McKell Middle School
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!
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