Princeton Middle

Free physicals for all students who want to participate in any sport/band this summer or school year!

For all current 6th graders going into 7th grade in the 26-27 school year:

Immunization clinic for Tdap and MCV4, required vaccines for 7th graders, will be offered with proof of insurance on May 22.

Packets are available at the front office or with Nurse Jenny.
If no insurance, please call Nurse Jenny to make a plan!

Lunch Menu changes for this week:


Tuesday.... Chef Salad menu
Wednesday.... Pepperoni Roll menu
Thursday......Salisbury Steak and Gravy menu
Friday....... Chicken and Cheese Quesadilla menu

Reminder!

We will be holding a CANNED FOOD DRIVE @ PMS THIS WEEK! The homeroom that collects the most canned food will get a free resource period OUTSIDE on May 29!

Be sure to donate to your homeroom! All food donated will go the Salvation Army!

We will be holding a CANNED FOOD DRIVE @ PMS next week! The homeroom that collects the most canned food will get a free resource period OUTSIDE on May 29! Be sure to donate to your homeroom! :) All food donated will go the Salvation Army!

PMS Testing SPIRIT WEEK starts TOMORROW!

Let your TESTING SPIRIT shine! :)

The Mobile Sports Clinic will be at PMS on May 22. Get your free sports physicals and 7th grade immunizations (with insurance card).

🏃‍♂️🏅 Princeton Middle School Track & Field is absolutely blowing the state away! 🏅🏃‍♀️

Our Tigers showed up and showed out with MANY athletes landing on the podium and several earning the title of BEST IN THE STATE! 💙🧡 From explosive speed to incredible determination, these student-athletes represented PMS with pride, heart, and hard work.

We could not be more proud of everything this team has accomplished this season. The dedication, sportsmanship, and perseverance displayed by these athletes have been nothing short of amazing.

Congratulations to all of our track & field athletes and coaches on an unforgettable performance! The future is bright for Princeton Middle School athletics! 🐅🔥

#ProudToBePMS #TigerPride #TrackAndField #BestInTheState #GoTigers

🏆Princeton Middle School is proud to recognize these outstanding students for their achievements at the WV SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference in Fairmont! Their hard work, leadership, and dedication were celebrated during the Board Meeting, and we could not be more proud of their accomplishments. 🧡💙 👏 Congratulations to: Jaylah Dodson Elyse Smith Paytin Hicks Dylan Donithan Reid Mitchell Wade Stanley Grayson Coleman Axell Jennings Augustus Fink Levi Brewster Ethan Wilburn 🥇 Gold medal winners will now advance to the National SkillsUSA Conference this June in Atlanta! We wish all of our students the best as they continue to represent PMS and West Virginia at the national level. Go Tigers! 🐅

🌟 Huge congratulations to our talented student, Halley Meadows, for placing 1st in the county in the West Virginia Young Writers Competition! ✍️📚 Her outstanding writing advanced her to the state level, earning her the opportunity to attend the Young Writers Ceremony in Charleston. The Young Writers Competition is an incredible accomplishment, with students from across the state submitting their best work each year, making it a highly competitive honor. Mrs. Richmond had the privilege of attending the ceremony and celebrating Halley’s creativity, dedication, and success. We are beyond proud of you, Halley! Keep shining and sharing your amazing gift for writing! 🧡💙

Good afternoon PMS family! We are sending this message with a few very important updates for next week.
Any student wishing to sign up for the kickball tournament must sign up by Monday during lunch. We are also excited to announce that testing at Princeton Middle School will begin next Wednesday, May 13th. It is very important that students are well-rested and arrive on time each day so they can do their very best. Each student has participated in data talks with their Math and Reading teachers this week. We truly believe that if every student gives their individual best effort and shows even a little growth, our scores will reflect the amazing things our students are capable of accomplishing. We are ready! Thank you for your continued support and help at home. Have a great weekend!

Mr. O'Dell's students used block coding to create programs for their microbits. Today, they shared with their classmates why they designed that particular code, what it made the microbit do, and then showed the microbit performing the function, along with the code on their computer!

Mr. O'Dell's classes have been using Micro:Bits to learn block coding. Micro:Bits are like miniature computer chips that have LED lights on them, effectively making them like a miniature, handheld LED sign. The goal is to code the Micro:Bit to perform a function.
For our first Micro:Bit lesson, students coded the Micro:Bits to display their names. They then got into groups and used the Microsoft Makecode site to code and play a game!

https://makecode.microbit.org/

🎉🤖 Incredible finish for our ROBOTigers! 🤖🎉 Our very own ROBOTigers wrapped up their journey at the VEX IQ Robotics World Championship in St. Louis with an outstanding performance—finishing in the **Top 50 and ranking 37th overall**! 🌎🏆 They didn’t just compete—they **leveled up**, completely surpassing their average score from the state competition. Even more impressive, their average ranked higher than all other West Virginia teams who attended the middle school division! 💪📈 We are beyond proud of these students and everything they accomplished on the world stage. Their hard work, dedication, and teamwork truly paid off! 🧡💙 Go Tigers!!!!!! 🐯🙌

🎉🤖 ROBOTigers Update from Worlds! 🤖🎉 Ms. Lucas and the ROBOTigers had a great first day of competition at the VEX IQ Robotics World Championship! 🌎🏆 The team is doing an amazing job representing Princeton Middle School, and we couldn’t be more proud of their hard work and determination. 💙💛🐯 After an exciting day of competing, the team had the chance to explore St. Louis—including a visit to the iconic Busch Stadium and other local attractions. ⚾🌆 Keep up the great work, ROBOTigers—we’re cheering you on every step of the way and can’t wait to see what you accomplish next! 🙌

Hair-raising experience in Mrs. Taylor’s 7th grade science classes! ⚡😄 Students explored the properties of electricity using a Van de Graaff generator, seeing firsthand how static electricity works. From charged reactions to standing hair, this hands-on lesson sparked curiosity and excitement while bringing science concepts to life. Learning has never looked so electrifying!

Mrs. Taylor’s 7th grade science classes have been hard at work on their Energy Collage projects! 🔬⚡ Students are exploring and incorporating various types of energy, using creativity and critical thinking to showcase what they’ve learned. From kinetic to potential energy and everything in between, their projects are coming together in exciting ways. Great job to these young scientists for bringing energy concepts to life!

🎉🤖 Ms. Lucas and her robotics team, the ROBOTigers, have officially made it to the VEX IQ Robotics World Championship! 🌎🏆 The team arrived yesterday in St. Louis, where this year’s competition is being held. Today, they spent time gearing up for the big event and even had the chance to visit the iconic Gateway Arch! We are incredibly proud of these students and Ms. Lucas for their hard work, dedication, and achievement in making it this far. Their journey is a true testament to teamwork, innovation, and perseverance. Good luck to the ROBOTigers—we can’t wait to see all they accomplish on the world stage! 💙💛🐯