On Thursday, May 17th, Greenville Middle School held its annual Awards Ceremony. Students were recognized if they were on the honor roll, had perfect attendance, had the highest average in a particular subject, or participated in an academic club. Additional awards included the “Math Masters” awards for the students with the highest Math Matters quiz averages, the “Typing Wizards” awards for students who met their typing goals in their Business & Computer Science Class, and class superlatives such as “Most Athletic” and “Most Likely to Succeed.”
Waiting for the ceremony to start!Members of the Leo Club ProgramMs. Harcrow, sponsor of the Academic Team, announcing this year’s members of the teamMembers of the 2017-2018 Academic TeamDr. Jones, Beta Club Sponsor, announcing the 2017-2018 inductees2017-2018 Beta Club InducteesNew Beta Club inductees reciting the pledgeStudents with the highest averages in MathStudents with the highest averages in ELAStudents with the highest averages in ScienceStudents with the highest averages in Social StudiesStudents with the highest averages in Business & Computer ScienceStudents with the highest averages in BandStudents with the highest averages in Career Awareness & DevelopmentStudents with the highest averages in Health & PEStudents with Perfect AttendanceA-B Honor Roll StudentsAll A Honor Roll Students: Jared Diaz Alfaro & Shandra Roberson (both 6th graders)Class Superlatives: Most Likely to SucceedClass Superlatives: Class ClownsClass Superlatives: Most AthleticClass Superlatives: Drama Kings and QueensClass Superlatives: Best All-Around StudentsMath Masters! These students earned the highest averages for each grade level on weekly Math Matters quizzes!6th Grade Typing Wizards — All of these students met their typing goals in their Business & Computer Science course7th Grade Typing Wizards — All of these students met their typing goals in their Business & Computer Science course8th Grade Typing Wizards — All of these students met their typing goals in their Business & Computer Science courseREACH Scholars: Niquesha Parham & Alyssa GreeneRecipient of the Principal’s Award for Outstanding 8th Grade Student: Kevin Diaz AlfaroAt the end of the awards ceremony, we also recognized our wonderful cafeteria staff that we appreciate very much!
Per Governor Kemp’s announced Executive Order (scheduled to be signed on Thursday, 4/2/2020 and effective Friday, 4/3/2020), Meriwether County Schools will close all schools for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. Distance learning will continue for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year, which ends on Friday, May 22, 2020.
Learning packets for students were distributed to students on Friday, March 13, 2020 and March 30-April 2, 2020. These learning packets will provide instruction through Friday, May 1, 2020. Spring Break (April 6-10, 2020) is an off-week with no instructional activities required during that time. Announcements will be made regarding the disbursement and collection of instructional packets beyond Friday, May 1, 2020.
An announcement regarding the continuation of the meal disbursements will be made tomorrow, 4/2/2020.
The health and well-being of our students and staff continues to be our top priority during this time of uncertainty regarding COVID-19. Meriwether County Schools will continue to follow the guidance of local and state health officials and will provide updates to keep the public informed.
Please keep yourselves and your families safe and adhere to all local, state, and federal mandates during the COVID-19 pandemic.
