It was such an honor to have so many amazing people share their stories with our school today during our Black History Month Program. Thank you to everyone who made this event possible!
The students in Ms. Dewyea's class used marshmallows and Twizzlers to create an edible DNA model! 🧬🍬
Next week, March 3-7, the Beta Club is hosting a donations drive for the Spartanburg Humane Society! This will also be a house competition. The house that brings in the most donations will receive 150 house points. Second place will receive 100 house points. Third place will receive 50 house points.
Here is what you can donate! Thank you in advance for helping out this amazing organization!
We can't wait to hear all about your experiences!
Congratulations to these student athletes! We are so proud of you!
IMPORTANT: If you are a D9 member, please reach out to Ms. Montjoy at madison.montjoy@spart5.net for info about our Black History Month program on Friday Feb 28.
A big THANK YOU to Mr. Dean for providing our faculty and staff with a delicious breakfast of homemade sausage and gravy with biscuits this morning! Who knew that he was a chef too? 🧑🍳
Interested in Byrnes Cheer? Check out this information about an upcoming meeting.
The deadline to secure a yearbook is tomorrow! Purchase your yearbook now for $45 at this link: https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A09829299
Attention families of our winter sports athletes. Here's some information about our upcoming banquet.
Ms. Scherer’s 7th grade computing class learned how to enhance pixel images with RGB hexadecimal and binary color codes this week! Students were able to showcase their skills by creating their own images. Some images made include the Clemson logo, Mario & Luigi, Minions, the and American Flag.
8th grade chorus students had a visit from the Byrnes Singers today, which is the top choir at Byrnes made up of 10-12th graders. We enjoyed hearing them sing a few pieces and learning about being in choir at the high school.
We were so happy to welcome Hannah Simpson, Education & Community Engagement Manager with Spartanburg Philharmonic, as our Wolves of the Workforce speaker today. Mrs. Simpson walked students through what it takes to create a concert; from behind-the-scenes planning to the performance night! Thank you so much for letting us learn from you, Mrs. Simpson!
Mr. McCullough’s ELA class created comics strip posters to exhibit their narrative writing skills.
We started off with snow and ended with the Sneaker Ball! It was a fun day at ACMS! Stay tuned for more pictures from the dance! It's just getting started!
On this beautiful snowy Thursday morning, students continued fellowship and praise at FCA. Join us on Thursdays at 7:30 am in the band room.
Fifth grade parents and students were invited to visit ACMS yesterday to learn all
about our elective classes at our first Exploratory Extravaganza!
This is the last week to buy a 24-25 yearbook. Order now to remember ACM's inaugural year! We are 90 copies away from our goal of 300 yearbooks sold!
Ms. Montjoy's class had a lively session working in stations to review percent change. They took multiple shots at making a basket, recording the data to see how it compared to their initial predictions—whether they were on the rise or taking a dip. The students then used this information to calculate the percent increase or decrease between their attempts and predictions. They also compared the percent increase between a 1950’s McDonald’s menu and today's menu. It was a fun and insightful way to learn!
Three Abner Creek Middle School teachers had the incredible opportunity to join the D5 Teacher Forum at the South Carolina State House for Hill Day sponsored by Palmetto State Teachers Association. It was an amazing chance to engage with lawmakers and advocate for the future of education!
