Good Morning. These are your announcements for Friday, May 17th, 2024.
Have you heard the news?! Field day shirts are for sale! You can buy your shirt for only $11 today through May 22nd. Ask your parents to visit my payments plus to buy your shirt asap!
Any current 6th or 7th grader that is interested in being a Student Council officer for the 2024/2025 school year, should see Mrs. Martin by Wednesday, May 22nd.
The last Peacekeepers meeting of the year will be Thursday, May 30th from 2:45-3:15 in the media center. Please see the Peacekeepers google classroom for more information. All are welcome!
All library books are due by Friday, May 31st. Please be sure to check at home, in your classes, and your locker for any books you may have and turn them in asap. Thank you!
As the weather has warmed up, please remember the school's dress code. Students may not wear midriff shirts, cheer/bike or other "short" shorts, sandals without socks, spaghetti straps, sleeveless or other tank tops.
Homework station takes place Monday through Thursday from 2:45 - 3:45.
- Mondays and Wednesdays are in Room 104 with Miss. Kinsey,
- Tuesdays are in room 123 with Ms. Vietzke,
- Thursdays are in room 127 with Mr. Trionfi
This is a reminder that cell phones are to remain in students' lockers throughout the school day. They may only be checked in between classes while a student is at their locker.
Here’s the Athletic Update:
- On Wednesday, the boys and girls track and field teams competed in the Downriver League Championship meet. Both teams have many accomplishments to be proud of including PRs, smashing school records and bringing home some medals.
- Medaling for the boys were Oscar Moran - 4th in the 100m and 1st in long jump, Carter Riedel - 7th in the 200m and 5th in the 400m, Lauchlin Crawford - 7th in the 400m, Kadence Saucier - 5th in the 800m, Jaden Hill - 2nd in the 2 mile, Bryce Preston - 7th in shot put, and Aaron Welsh - 8th in shot put. The boys 4x800 team of Saucier, Vu, Grose and Hill came in 3rd. The 4x400 team of Crawford, Selonke, Martinez, and Riedel came in 4th. The 4x200m team of Preston, Selonke, Martinez, and Kisner came in 5th. The 4x100m team of Crawford, Ward-Flynn, Selonke and Moran came in 7th.
- Medaling for the girls were Angela Gonzalez - 8th in the 70m, Claire Barry 3rd in the 200m and 1st in high jump, Jillian Kropog - 3rd in the 400m, Leeah Tousignant - 7th in the 400m, Riley Sitarski - 6th in the 800m, Roselee Wynn - 7th in the 2 mile, Makenna Cox - 3rd in the 200m hurdles and 6th in high jump, Kaylee Gier - 4th in high jump, and Gaby Ortiz - 7th in long jump. The 4x800m team of Kropog, Lada, Benkert and Sitarski took 3rd, the 4x400m team of Thorton, Tousignant, Sitarski, and Kropog took 2nd, the 4x200m team of Phelps, Baker, Bellman, and Barry took 3rd, and the 4x100m team of Gonzalez, Baker, Ortiz, and Perez took 7th.
- Way to bring home the hardware! Go Panthers!
- Good luck to all our student athletes!
Your PBIS Tip of the day is to always remember to show RESPECT at APMS by using appropriate language in your classroom, the office, cafeteria, during arrival and departure, in the hallways, bathrooms, locker rooms, on the bus, while using technology, and at after school events. Remember, your words matter!
Here’s the joke of the day:
What’s a hamburger’s favorite day of the week?
FRY-day!
Those are your announcements for today. Have a great day and don’t forget to RULE!