Congratulations to the 5th grade Students of the Month for October!
ELA: I can always count on Catherine to share insightful comments and notice details that can easily be overlooked. She adds so much to our class discussions!
ELA: Jordyn always strives to do and be her best every day, and she is such a joy to have in class!
Math: Joseph is a hard worker and he strives to be successful while adjusting to a new school setting. I can always depend on him to have a smile on his face.
Math: Paisley is a very strong math student. She is generally always on task and works hard. All in all, she's a very respectable young lady.
SS: Wyatt always comes in with a great attitude and is ready to learn. He is an outstanding young man!
SC: Riley comes in every day with a huge smile on his face. He works hard, is very polite, and is a great role model for others.
CMS Girls Basketball had a great time and a team-bonding experience at the FCA-FHA Team Training Camp! Thanks to Coach Mike Palmer for taking the girls to this awesome experience!
CMS Comp Cheer wins the PAC-X trophy today at the Tiger Cheer Classic! So proud of these ladies and the work they put in to win it all! Congrats to Coaches Beverly Sailors and April Love for their commitment!
Congrats to this week's Terrific Tigers! These students were nominated by their teachers for showing positive traits of strong character, honesty, integrity, and respect for all. We will recognize a group of students each week for displaying positive traits and all students are eligible. Students, keep displaying those character traits and the next winner might be you!
Please join us in celebrating Red Ribbon week, October 28th-November 1st. The Red Ribbon Campaign educates youth and celebrates a drug-free life.
Car Rider Parents: good morning! We are 12 weeks into the year and I am asking for your assistance. To ensure our pickup/drop-off is efficient and safe as possible I want to remind you of our procedures. For morning drop-off: students need to be ready to exit the car from the passenger side (if possible) when you get to the awning. Also. The exterior doors close at 7:58 am sharp. Students need to be in the building, if a car rider, prior to this time. In the afternoon, please make sure you have your hang tags displayed. If you have any questions, reach out to Dr. Powell directly. Thank you for your assistance!
Care for Carolina is coming November 4th - 8th! CMS will be collecting items to help those affected by Hurricane Helene in the Asheville, North Carolina area.
We will be collecting socks, gloves, hats, coats, diapers, and pull-ups. Donations can be given to your child's homeroom teacher. The homeroom from each grade level that collects the most items will receive doughnuts!
Ready to spell your way to victory? Sign up for the spelling bee and let your talents take center stage!
To sign up please visit your ELA teacher's Google Classroom.
The deadline to sign up is November 1st.
Please take 30 seconds to link your Ingles Advantage card to CMS. Our teachers & students would greatly appreciate it! We earn incentive dollars that can be used to purchase supplies like classroom pencil sharpeners, pencils, clocks, batteries, etc.
IMPORTANT - Please remember that cards must be linked again at the beginning of each school year.
Just click on the link to get started!
https://www.ingles-markets.com/tools-for-schools-link
Red Ribbon week is coming! Join us as we celebrate being drug free!
Look at all these Terrific Tigers!
These students were nominated by their teachers for showing positive traits of strong character, honesty, integrity, and respect for all. We will recognize a group of students each week for displaying positive traits and all students are eligible. Students, keep displaying those character traits and the next winner might be you!
CHS Girl's Basketball coach, Kevin Furtado, is hosting his annual Basketball Camp. Girls in grades 2-7 are eligible to attend. You can register using the link below or the flyer. https://forms.gle/qqhGWcpJe7TTLzRLA
Middle School Basketball tryouts are this week!
Girls are Tuesday from 6-8:00pm at CHS (time and location has been changed from previous post)
Boys are Wednesday and Thursday from 3:30-5pm at CMS.
Must have a valid physical on file with the school.
Great news!
Tiger Discount Cards are coming home with students today.
Commerce Schools: We have received new information as of 4:30 PM from GEMA and our EMS in Jackson County and all Commerce City Schools and operations will be closed Friday 9-27-24. We will operate as normal on Thursday 9-26-24 with all after school activities cancelled.
Go Tigers!
BK
Commerce Schools: We have received new information as of 4:30 PM from GEMA and our EMS in Jackson County and all Commerce City Schools and operations will be closed Friday 9-27-24. We will operate as normal on Thursday 9-26-24 with all after school activities cancelled.
Go Tigers!
BK
Sorry for the late notification but the other teams cancelled on us last minute. Football players can be picked up at 4:15 at CMS. Softball parents will receive a separate message from the coaching staff when and where players can be picked up. Sorry all for the inconvenience
CMS softball and football has been cancelled for today due to inclement weather.
Please see message from Mr. Kirk regarding the potential for inclement weather the end of this week
Parents,
The Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency, also known as GEMA, requires all schools in the State of Georgia to hold Active Shooter Lockdown Drills by October 1st yearly. Commerce Middle School will conduct our Level 3 Lockdown Drill tomorrow, 9/24, at 9:50 am to meet this requirement. In light of events at Apalachee High School in the past month, I understand that this is not an ideal time to conduct the drill. However, we must ensure that our students and teachers understand the procedures in the event of a level 3 lockdown to ensure the safety of all. We also must remain compliant with GEMA and State of Georgia law. School administration, along with the Commerce Police Department, will be conducting the drill with the intent to improve our safety practices while minimizing anxiety about the drill. I understand that not all students are ready to participate in a drill. I do not want to create fear or anxiety in our students. If you feel your child will be affected adversely, we will excuse absences during the time of the drill. I expect the drill to take no longer than 30 minutes. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to me directly.
Sincerely,
Dr. Phillip Powell
Principal
Commerce Middle School