Maumelle Middle School

Today is Presidents' Day! We honor the 46 leaders of the free world who have dedicated their lives to serving our country. #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

This Black History Month we are celebrating African Americans who made a lasting impact on education. Gloria Blackwell was instrumental in the fight to desegregate schools, filing and winning several lawsuits against discriminating organizations. #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

This Black History Month we are celebrating African Americans who made a lasting impact on education. James Edward Shepard founded the first state-supported liberal arts school for African-Americans in 1910. #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

This Black History Month we are celebrating African Americans who made a lasting impact on education. Fannie C. Williams was the driving force behind Child Health Day and instituted kindergarten and standardized testing for students. #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

The administrative team had the very hard task of deciding a winner for our Black History Month Door Decorating Contest. We were impressed with ALL of the doors and I want to personally thank all of the teachers who participated in the contest. Drum roll please...........Our 3rd place winner and the recipient of a $20 Walmart card is Ms. Ashe. Our 2nd place winner and the recipient of a $40 Walmart card is Ms. Stewart-Jackson. Our winner of the 2023 Maumelle Middle Black History Month Door Decorating Contest and the recipient of a $60 Walmart card is Mrs. A. Johnson. Again, thank you to everyone who participated, great work.

Today is Random Acts of Kindness Day! How are you showing kindness today #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

This Black History Month we are celebrating African Americans who made a lasting impact on education. Patrick Francis Healy became the first African-American to earn a Ph.D. in America in 1866 and presided over a white college. #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

Good evening Parents/Guardians< The deadline for students to turn in their registration forms for the 23-24 school year was today, Feb. 16. To ensure your student's requests are entered for the upcoming school year, please have them turn in their completed registration forms as soon as possible. The counselors will begin entering requests on Monday, Feb 20th. Please don't hesitate to contact the counseling office if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you for your support in this matter. Kind regards.

This Black History Month we are celebrating African Americans who made a lasting impact on education. Willie Pearson is a Congressional Fellow and has contributed many sociological studies to academia about blacks in the sciences. #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

Good Evening Parents and Guardians, on February 16th, 17th and 21st, your child will be taking the MAP Growth assessment for the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades in Reading, Language, and Math. The valuable data we gain from these assessments allows us to make evidence-based decisions when addressing your child's strengths, areas for improvement, and growth potential. Measuring academic growth is necessary to keep your child on track for college and career readiness. Our students rise to the challenge and we ask you to encourage your child to do the following for our testing dates: 1. Get plenty of sleep the night before testing 2. Have Chromebooks ready and charged when they come to school 3. Listen to teachers and follow testing directions 4. Exhibit good behavior with no distractions while testing 5. At the end of each test session make sure your child shows his or her teacher their score. Thank you for your cooperation, Maumelle Middle School Testing Department

Today is National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day! We are thankful for our partnerships around the county who serve and protect our students and staff. #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

Students had a great time at the PBIS Kickball Tournament!! The teacher team ultimately won at the end!! Go Stingers!!!

PBIS REFERRAL WARS! Each grade is competing to see who can have the FEWEST amount of referrals. Whichever grade has the fewest amount between February 15 and March 8th will receive a class party! To be eligible to attend the party, should your grade win, you must have no major referrals and 5 or fewer minors within the window of the competition.

February is American Heart Month. did you know that 1 in every 3 deaths in the U.S. is related to cardiovascular disease? Learn more on how to reduce your chances of heart disease: www.heart.org #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

Parents and Guardians, on February 16th, 17th and 21st, your child will be taking the MAP Growth assessment for the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades in Reading, Language, and Math. The valuable data we gain from these assessments allows us to make evidence-based decisions when addressing your child's strengths, areas for improvement, and growth potential. Measuring academic growth is necessary to keep your child on track for college and career readiness. Our students rise to the challenge and we ask you to encourage your child to do the following for our testing dates: 1. Get plenty of sleep the night before testing 2. Have Chromebooks ready and charged when they come to school 3. Listen to teachers and follow testing directions 4. Exhibit good behavior with no distractions while testing 5. At the end of each test session make sure your child shows his or her teacher their score. Thank you for your cooperation, Maumelle Middle School Testing Department

This Black History Month we are celebrating African Americans who made a lasting impact on education. Armand Lanusse's poetry was the first literary expression of blacks' right to freedom and organized a school for Afro-Creoles in New Orleans. #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

Happy Valentine's Day! #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

This Black History Month we are celebrating African Americans who made a lasting impact on education. Daniel Payne founded the first place of higher learning for African-Americans in the United States. #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence

Special shout out to our Lexia Legends at Maumelle Middle for this week! These students have worked really hard to achieve at least 30 units in Lexia. It takes a lot to do so and we appreciate all of their efforts and time they spent completing the challenge! Go Stingers!!! 6th Grade Porter, Dax Keeling, Jayla Ward, Mason Elliott, Olivia Morehead, Tacorey Harrill, Abigail Johnson, Ariana Strom, Kaley Stolzer, Gavin Maldonado, Ayana Davis, Chancen Kennedy, Anthony Ingram, Damen Weng, Elaine Boyd, Mariah Castellano, Matthew Akbar, Lamario Eruagbere, Miles Blunt, Brooklynn Kelley, Zoie Fuller, Cailyn McIntosh, Ryleigh Dotson, Zaryan Love, Omari Zelaya-Peralta, Nixsi Ivory, Judah Nichols, Jace Jefferson, Germain Long, London Amaral, Emma Hubbard, Mekhi Tullos, Jacob Adebayo, Marley Clausen, Emmeline Thomas, Kahwonne Wallace, Courtney Warrior, Isaac Allen, Jayce Graham, Earl Price, Stone Gonzalez, Camila Lenahan, Liam-Michael Quarrels, Courtney Coiley, Daya Joyner, Jhase Eaton, Desmond McGregor, Ja'Veon Dallas, Leilah Sims, Isaiah Bone, Kayli Johnson, Rochelle Johnson, Patrick Miles, Sidney Sunderman-Zavala, Julian Stephens, Olivia Kewou- Djomgoue, Ange Smith, Trinity Sanders, Khloe Key, Aven Vallas, Rose Tucker, Keegan Claret, Natalie 7th Grade Williams, Iyanna Rodriguez, Alexander Fluker, Ky'on Mosely, Gavin Samain, Isabella Rodtnick, Ally Phillips, Harper Pickett, Jackson Thomas, Paris Stewart, Adleigh Larsen, Declan 8th Grade Nguyen, Dat Boyd, Sasha Swanigan, Jaida Starks, Harmony Eggins, Nessa Best, Deshawn Kaplan, Aislin Dotson, Javion Parker, Ar'Ryeunna Alexander, Zechariah Best, Keshawn Drost, Anabelle Martinez Cruz, Ana Paola Forte, Kendyl Stogner, Makaila Blackwell, Beau Brown, Caleb Madden, Johnathyn Parsons, Amari Sullivan, Jacob Freeman, Kacey Freeman, Kenley Smith, Ka'Mara Hines, Montgomery Nuniss, Davine' Lopez-Morales, Urias Hoffmann, Chase Young, Jeffrey Herndon, Serenna Brown, Arabella Durnal, Abigail Fowlkes, Ava Woods, Ashlyn Rochelle, Brody Stewart, Bryson Greiman, Cayden Noble, Cohen Harris, Destiney Williams, Elijah Samson, Haley Henderson, Isabella Lasker, Iya Austin, Jack Griffith, Jonathan Lane, Jaimeson White, Jameson Cook, Kaielyn Childers, Nina Piggee, Nevaeh Dearasaugh, Owen Webb, Lamar Csege, Adam Samura, Serrima Gonzalez, Elena Jordan, Davian Gonzales-Ovalle, Hiria Murray, Jordan Benedetto, Benjamin Delgado, Eduardo Barber, Anderson Ruehr, Andrew Tidwell, Madison Tran, BaoNgoc

This Black History Month we are celebrating African Americans who made a lasting impact on education. Inez Beverly Prosser was one of the first black women to receive a Ph.D., she pioneered research in the field of educational psychology. #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence