The first PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support) reward of the year was to participate in a Flag Football tournament. The students had a blast playing while their classmates cheered them on!
Mrs. Futch’s 8th grade College Prep class had balloons of fun with their fun Friday activity. Students were challenged to build the tallest freestanding balloon tower using 15 balloons and tape.
The threat of severe weather from Hurricane Idalia will cause a significant weather event in our region tomorrow. It is with an abundance of caution that Thomasville City Schools will be closed and all extracurricular events will be cancelled on Wednesday August 30, 2023. Updates and changes will be sent by the District as information becomes available.
Fred Rayfield
Interim Superintendent
Good morning,
The Thomas County Health Department is offering the Flu Shot here at MPMS on October 5, 2023. The deadline to turn in the forms are August 25, 2023. Please reach out to us if you have any questions. Thank you!
Sign up for an afternoon of flag football and fun! #PBIS
Students in Dr. Hernandez's orchestra classes did some team building activities this week to kick off the new school year! The students write things they have in common on each card. The highest tower wins!
The teachers and staff have been hard at work preparing for the students to come back, so Mr. Davenport treated everyone to some delicious pancakes and sausage this morning!
Students who attended summer school at MacIntyre Park Middle School were able to participate in a special experience during their final week of summer school. All students got an opportunity to participate in a songwriting course led by Jennifer and Jeff Daniels, who have written and produced their own music. Students wrote and recorded their own songs over the course of the week. They had a blast! Be on the lookout on our Facebook page to hear the final recordings!
Students in the Sixth Grade Summer Enrichment Program tested different surfaces for bacteria and made their own hand sanitizer. #summerlearningisfun
More summer learning at the Thomasville History Center!
Students in the Sixth Grade Summer Enrichment Program recently got to learn some Thomas County history at the Thomasville History Center! #summerlearningisfun
Students in the Sixth Grade Summer Enrichment Program explored different ways they can use natural resources to stop soil erosion.
Students in the Sixth Grade Summer Enrichment Program had fun dissecting a synthetic frog and piranha.
Students in the Sixth Grade Summer Enrichment Program recently used their measurement skills to prepare and enjoy waffles. #summerlearningisfun
The Sixth Grade Summer Enrichment Program is in full swing at MPMS. Last week students learned about non-Newtonian fluid.
Here students created their own slime using four different methods.
Hello, parents and students! Report cards will be available for pick up on Thursday, May 25th. Thank you and have a great week!
Thank you to all of the wonderful restaurants and businesses who made Teacher Appreciation week so special for us last week, by providing us with a yummy breakfast and lunch each day! And a special THANK YOU to the following parents and other community members for treating us, as well:
Jessica Barfield, Datonia, Larkins, Kanetria Flemming, Nancy Duncan, Jennifer Hopkins, Winnie Smith, and Kristie Mathis
Students who had perfect attendance for Georgia Milestones testing were invited to participate in Field Day. The students had a blast!
MPMS College Prep students celebrated the end of the school year with a fun filled trip to Wild Adventures.
Za'Daryus Peeks (Tuba), Trevor Powell (Trumpet), Antonio Carpio (Clarinet), and Andrew Forehand (Percussion) traveled to Tift County High School to participate in the annual Elementary Honor Band. Here they played with first and second year players who were among the best in this district. After rehearsing for over 5 hours, these students performed three pieces of music for the community. They represented our school and received medals for their musician skills.”
