✈️📊 Mrs. Mills's math students at Princeton Middle School took learning to new heights!
Students designed and created their very own paper airplanes, each with unique styles and features. After testing their planes with 20 flight trials outside, students collected and analyzed real-world data from their flights.
Using their results, students calculated the:
📈 Mean
📉 Median
🔢 Mode
📏 Range
📊 Interquartile Range (IQR)
➖ Mean Absolute Deviation (MAD)
Hands-on learning + creativity + math in action = an awesome day in class! We are so proud of the creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking our students demonstrated throughout this project. 💙🧡
🚨🐅 TIGERS ARE HEADED TO NATIONALS! 🐅🚨
History has officially been made… AGAIN!
It’s with incredible pride and excitement that we can announce we now have Tigers qualified for Nationals 2026! This will mark only the SECOND group in program history to compete on the national stage — a huge accomplishment that reflects the hard work, sacrifice, discipline, and determination these athletes have shown all season long.
These athletes have earned the opportunity to compete at the prestigious ✨ Adidas Outdoor Nationals ✨ in Greensboro, North Carolina at the incredible North Carolina A&T State University!
This is bigger than medals and times. This is history. This is legacy. This is Princeton Middle School Track & Field continuing to prove that Tigers belong on the BIG stage! 🔥🐅🧡💙
🏆 NATIONALS QUALIFIERS 2026 🏆
🔥 Akoma Berkoh – 8th Grade (400m)
🔥 Marlei Poore – 8th Grade (100mH)
🔥 Hannah Terry – 8th Grade (Shot Put)
🔥 Kea’lan Coatney – 8th Grade (100m & 200m)
🔥 Augustus Fink – 8th Grade (Two Mile Run)
🔥 Jordan Hood – 8th Grade (High Jump)
🔥 Markus Miller – 6th Grade (800m)
🔥 Jasir Singleton – 7th Grade (100mH)
These athletes are representing not only themselves, but their teammates, school, families, and community. The work isn’t finished yet… now it’s time to compete with the best in the nation. 🇺🇸🔥
GO TIGERS ALWAYS!!!! 🐅🧡💙
History has officially been made… AGAIN!
It’s with incredible pride and excitement that we can announce we now have Tigers qualified for Nationals 2026! This will mark only the SECOND group in program history to compete on the national stage — a huge accomplishment that reflects the hard work, sacrifice, discipline, and determination these athletes have shown all season long.
These athletes have earned the opportunity to compete at the prestigious ✨ Adidas Outdoor Nationals ✨ in Greensboro, North Carolina at the incredible North Carolina A&T State University!
This is bigger than medals and times. This is history. This is legacy. This is Princeton Middle School Track & Field continuing to prove that Tigers belong on the BIG stage! 🔥🐅🧡💙
🏆 NATIONALS QUALIFIERS 2026 🏆
🔥 Akoma Berkoh – 8th Grade (400m)
🔥 Marlei Poore – 8th Grade (100mH)
🔥 Hannah Terry – 8th Grade (Shot Put)
🔥 Kea’lan Coatney – 8th Grade (100m & 200m)
🔥 Augustus Fink – 8th Grade (Two Mile Run)
🔥 Jordan Hood – 8th Grade (High Jump)
🔥 Markus Miller – 6th Grade (800m)
🔥 Jasir Singleton – 7th Grade (100mH)
These athletes are representing not only themselves, but their teammates, school, families, and community. The work isn’t finished yet… now it’s time to compete with the best in the nation. 🇺🇸🔥
GO TIGERS ALWAYS!!!! 🐅🧡💙
🍽️📐 Mrs. Mills’s math students at Princeton Middle School put their Ratio & Proportion and Unit Conversion skills to the test in a delicious way!
Last week students worked with recipes designed for serving sizes ranging from 2 people all the way to 102 people. Using their math skills, students adjusted ingredient amounts to create the correct number of servings needed.
After completing their calculations, students headed to the cafeteria where they used measuring tools and their newly created recipes to prepare their food creations. Then came the best part — taste testing their own recipes and sampling their classmates’ dishes! 😋
Good thing their calculations were correct… or those recipes may not have turned out so well! Thankfully, everything was delicious, and students had an amazing time applying real-world math skills in a hands-on learning experience.
We are so proud of the hard work, teamwork, and problem-solving our students demonstrated throughout this activity! 💙🧡
Last week students worked with recipes designed for serving sizes ranging from 2 people all the way to 102 people. Using their math skills, students adjusted ingredient amounts to create the correct number of servings needed.
After completing their calculations, students headed to the cafeteria where they used measuring tools and their newly created recipes to prepare their food creations. Then came the best part — taste testing their own recipes and sampling their classmates’ dishes! 😋
Good thing their calculations were correct… or those recipes may not have turned out so well! Thankfully, everything was delicious, and students had an amazing time applying real-world math skills in a hands-on learning experience.
We are so proud of the hard work, teamwork, and problem-solving our students demonstrated throughout this activity! 💙🧡
Students in Mrs. Cutlip’s class took creativity and learning to the next level by designing their own original games and presenting them to the class! Each group demonstrated how their game worked while explaining the ideas and strategy behind it. It was awesome to see so much creativity, teamwork, and confidence on display. Such a fun and engaging project! 🎮👏
Community Connections and Southern Highlands were at PMS today discussing Anti-Vaping and the 988 Suicide Prevention Hotline
Our food drive collected 675 cans of food for the Salvation Army! Way to go, PMS Tigers! Thanks so much to all of those who donated!
CONGRATULATIONS to these awesome PMS Tigers for showing up ON TIME, EVERY TIME! We are very proud of you!
Perfect Attendance Winners:
6th Gr - Brelee Triplett
7th Gr - Salena Walker
8th Gr - Lydia Whittaker / Abigail Jennelle
Mr. O'Dell's classes have been doing a group-work activity that helps students learn how to communicate and work with each other and use STEM skills to solve a task. The task - use paper index cards to build the tallest tower - one that can touch the classroom ceiling! This activity helps prepare students to work in groups as we begin some end-of-the-year STEM activities. Students first brainstormed in groups a design for their towers and then used the design process to construct their towers!
Theatre class field trip deadline for permission forms and money is this Friday, May 22nd! No exceptions! The slip must be hand-signed and delivered to Mrs. Lykens. Thanks!
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!
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
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 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!
Here is our end of the year calendar including many important events!
The "PMS Physical Packet" can be found at the link below. Files are also attached.
https://tinyurl.com/pmsphysicals26
PMS Testing SPIRIT WEEK starts TOMORROW!
Let your TESTING SPIRIT shine! :)
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
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! 🐅
