Thank you to students and staff who took part in this week's Community Cleanup! #keepmercerclean #lovewherewelive
Parents and Guardians - this is just a reminder that we begin state testing next Tuesday, April 30th! We are so excited to see how much our students have grown this year. It is important that each student bring their charger each day to school as well as their device. We do not have extra chargers or devices for the testing window. If you have any questions, please contact the school at 304-425-7517.
We are so proud of our students and their individual growth scores for iReady this year! Many students celebrated their success today for a class period outside! We can't wait to see how much we have grown on our WV Summative Assessments that begin on April 30th!
Congratulations to our Princeton Middle Band and Mr. Jacob Pauley! Our band participated in the Region VI Band Festival at the Chuck Mathena Center and was awarded an overall rating of II. A rating II means, "This rating reflects an unusual performance in many respects - it is a performance of distinctive quality." We are so proud of our students!!!
Good evening Princeton Middle School! This message is to get a few general reminders to our students, parents, and guardians. All students received their report cards on Friday. The report card envelopes need to be returned to homeroom teachers by Wednesday, 04/17/24. We will have an extended period of time in homeroom on Wednesday to conduct a device check. As all students were issued a device and charger at the beginning of this year, we will be checking for these two items. In addition, we will be checking that the device is free of paint, writing, stickers, and has all keys attached. It is very important that students properly care for the devices that they have been issued. Should you have any questions about your student's device, please contact us at 304-425-7517. Thank you so much for your help and support!
In support of the 10th Annual Community Cleanup, PMS is looking for volunteers who would be willing to tidy up our school grounds as well as bordering areas to help our campus look its very best. Students and volunteers are asked to help on 4/16/24 and again on 4/23/24 from 3:30-4:30pm. We have some orange vests, gloves, 10 sets of grabbers, and trash bags. Students participating will need to be picked up from the school at 4:30pm. Thank you for helping PMS with our small part in the "Love Where We Live" initiative!
Good evening Princeton Middle School. We want to share exciting news that Camp Read S'More, our reading centered literacy night, is back for the second year at Princeton Middle School on Wednesday, February 21st from 6:00 - 8:15. This event is free for all our sixth graders and their families. Camp activities include exploring constellations, spooky stories around the campfire, a photo booth, trivia and much more. Students can earn raffle tickets as they explore each activity and be entered to win prizes including gift certificates, athletic passes, board games and more. This is a great event you won't want to miss.
Current 7th graders are eligible to apply.
Current 8th graders are eligible to apply.
Hey 8th Graders! Look at this wonderful summer opportunity!
Wednesday, January 17th will be a Re-imagined / Non-traditional Day. Students are expected to join their class via TEAMS. Remember this is the last week of the second grading period. Be sure to work hard and get all your assignments turned in.
Good morning Princeton Middle! As we enter the winter months, we want to be prepared. For the 2023-2024 school year, we will follow this schedule on any reimagine day:
Good evening Princeton Middle School. This week we will be celebrating Red Ribbon and College Awareness Week. Each day will have a different theme and message. Monday is "Go Red to show we are ready to say no to drugs. Staff and students are encouraged to wear red. On Tuesday, we want to see your best tie-dye to help us say, "Peace out to drugs." On Wednesday, wear neon to say "we are too bright for drugs." On Thursday, we want to see you dress for success. Wear your favorite clothing that says "I'm preparing for my career." Staff is encouraged to wear clothing that promotes your favorite college! On Friday, we want to say we are all too smart to start! Staff and students wear your favorite college team clothing. Please remember dress code still applies. Let's have fun celebrating Red Ribbon and College Awareness Week!
Get those smiles ready! School Picture Day, at Princeton Middle School, will be this Wednesday, October 11th. Students were given order forms to bring home last week. If you wish to pre-order, please send the form back with your student on Wednesday. You will also be able to go online with Lifetouch to order pictures.
Parents and Families: We would like your input in creating the 2024-2025 school year calendar! Please click on survey link. Calendar public hearings will be held on October 9th and October 23rd at the Seminar Center at 6:00 p.m.
https://forms.office.com/r/kGyVS1Pu08
Just the beginning....
The Great Pumpkin Drop of 2023!!!
Good afternoon Princeton Middle School. Next week we will celebrate homecoming with spirit week activities including our annual homecoming dance. The theme for this year is a Homecoming Luau so wear your favorite Hawaiian / beach wear! Remember the county dress code still applies. Tickets will be sold for $5 on the day of the dance. No tickets will be sold at the door. The dance will be held right after school from 3:17-5:15.
We are getting ready for an awesome homecoming week! Students can get involved during spirit week. We want to see our halls full of school spirit. Remember the dress code still applies!
Good afternoon parents of Princeton Middle School! Your student should be bringing home their Summative Score Reports from their Spring 2023 testing session. They also have a letter that explains these results. We are very excited about our data and using it as a benchmark to improve individual student results this year! Thank you for your help and for everything you do to support your student!
How small is it? Students used scale comparison to see how small micro and non meters are in Mrs. Trexler's 8th grade classes!
