
This week during our grade level group talks, we have been discussing setting goals and how to achieve them. We have discussed with students reflecting on the first semester and finding something each student wants to improve on during the second semester: grades, behavior, attendance, etc...
Please take some time to talk to your child about a goal they have for this semester and how they can achieve it!



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Congratulations to the 2023-2024 Mr and Miss Paris Middle School.
Mr PMS is Athan Wells- an 8th grade multi-sport athlete, honor student and member of the Quiz Bowl.
Miss PMS is Maddison Howard who plays volleyball and is a cheerleader as well as an honor student!
Congratulations!

FRIDAY: January 19th
Paris schools will be in session Friday January 19 starting at 10 am. Buses will run 2 hours later than their normal time. If buses can not get to a stop those students will NOT be counted absent. Any parent that believes it is unsafe to get their students to the pick up stop can contact their child's school office and the student will not be counted absent. Our students and staffs safety is our top priority. Please be safe.
All students will report to the middle school by 10:00. The school will be open at 9:40 for drop offs. All students will report to their 10:00 (3rd period) class.

Congratulations to our Spelling Bee Participants and winners:
First place: ErraLynn Patterson
Second place: Hadley Turner
Third place: Katie Massey
Other participants: Kyler Cameron, Chase Kimberling, Avri McCubbins, Sammy Hooten, and Wyatt Northcott.


We celebrated our December Students of the Month before the break but we forgot to celebrate them on Social Media!!
5th grade Makayla Collins and TaAron Hamm
6th grade Airicka Cameron and Alex Phillips
7th grade Jenice Boxberger and Hunter Barlow
8th grade Kenleigh Whitecotton and Daniel Gordon!!!

We are excited to have students back on campus today!!
Report Cards for second 9 weeks and 1st semester will be distributed in Advisory Classes this Friday!


The Gingerbread House Competition is complete for this part of the A Games! The winners will be announced this afternoon!





A GAMES are Monday! The last A Games of the first semester! During Monday's activities, the teams will be working on a Christmas Music Video and have a team competition of building gingerbread houses! In the afternoon, we will enjoy a movie and students will be able to purchase snacks from the concession stand!
Parents, Grandparents, Guardians...have you ever been curious about A Games? Well Monday is your chance to check it out. We are inviting you to come to the MS cafeteria and watch the teams work together as they build their Gingerbread houses! We will have some refreshments as well. Check the graphic below to see what grades will be when!
Please park behind the safe room or on the south side and enter the school through a cafeteria door!
Have a great weekend and see you Monday!


Congrats to the following students for earning All Region Band honors - Gio Amparan (qualifier) and Maddie Rieder (first band)
Great job!!


Paris Schools offers students FREE ebooks and audiobooks throughout the year! This is a great way to continue reading your favorite books over the holidays.


Congratulations to our November Students of the Month!
8: Lexi Koch and Micah Hamilton
7: Ella Freeman and Ezekiel Kemp
6: Talan Moody and Audrey Koenig
5: Ainsley Wells and Kyler Cameron





THANK YOU 22 BREW for sponsoring our Sticking Together prizes for tomorrow! Free hot chocolate for the winners!


• Congrats! Great job by our Chess team members yesterday!! Kyler Cameron and Olivia Stringer both earned second place individual medals in the 2023 Guy Fenter Co-Op Tournament in greenwood!! In order to receive a 2nd place medal they had to win 4 out of 5 total matches!! Proud of you all!!


MENTORING can help youth as they go through challenging life experiences, including dealing with stress at school, home, and through relationships with peers. Close, healthy, supportive relationships between mentors and mentees that last for a significant portion of time are central to success.
The Middle School Years are JUST PLAIN HARD. However, these years are also filled with important social and emotional learning and growth as kids begin to explore their identity, lear about friendship and how to navigate more complex social dynamics.
The Paris Middle School MENTORING program is back and will be starting up in January. COVID helped shut this program done by we are excited to open it back up and the need is REAL!
If you would like to be considered for becoming a mentor, please email Trey Prieur at tprieur@parisschools.org for more information.
The commitment our community provides to our schools is vital and we appreciate each and everyone of you for investing in our future!


Enjoy your weekend and we will see you Monday! 18 School Days start Monday before we enter the Christmas Break and we have activities, semester test, and A Games planned. More details to follow but here is a glimpse of activities planned! See everyone Monday morning!


Happy Thanksgiving from Paris Middle School. Here is a look back at some of our turkeys over the years!


A GAMES: Friday, November 17th at PMS. First period will be normal then the games will start at 9:15! Reminder the concession stand will be open!


Veterans Day: November 9, 2023, Paris Middle School will host a Veteran's
Day program in correlation with the City's Veteran's Day Activities. During the
program, we will show a slideshow with pictures from students and their veterans in
their families. If you would like to contribute a picture, please email the picture
to vday@parisschools.org. Please include student name and veteran name with their
information.


Congratulations to our October Student's of the Month at Paris Middle School!
5th grade: Carsyn Farnam ,Kyler Contreras
6th Grade: Remy Varnell, Brayson Reed
7th Grade: Adalyn Trusty , Hoyt Turner (not pictured)
8th Grade: Cheyenne Quijada, Aiden Hull





Paris Middle Students (and Staff) will be allowed to wear costumes for Tuesday, October 31st for Halloween! Students (and staff) must have school appropriate costumes. Also no masks, blood, face paint, inflatable costumes, or costume accessories.
#PMSCanBeFunTOO
