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We are the Admiral Moorer Middle School Family. This environment is a safe place for learning and high expectations. We are motivated and we stretch ourselves. Our destination is graduation. No excuses…just results!

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Half Day on December 12th

On Wednesday, December 12, 2012, students of Eufaula City Schools will be
dismissed at 11:30 a.m.  Breakfast and lunch will be served on December
12th, and buses will run the normal routes for this early dismissal.
Extended day and 21st century activities are cancelled.
 
All staff members will be involved in professional development training
for the duration of the day.
 
School will resume on Thursday, December 13th, as usual.  Students will be
dismissed on Thursday, December 20th, at regular time for Christmas
Holidays.
 
Thank you for your continued support of our staff as we work to
improve the quality of classroom instruction. The window of time for
this half day of Professional Development is small.  It would be a
tremendous benefit to our staff if students are picked up as soon as
possible after the 11:30 bell so staff can make full use of this
opportunity that has been approved by the State Department of Education.

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It is the official policy of Eufaula City Schools that no persons will, on the grounds of race, color, disability, sex, religion, national origin, age, or creed, be excluded from participation in, be denied benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program, activity or employment.

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Principal's letters of attestation regrading
individual teachers' highly qualified status are available upon request.

Principal's letters of attestation regarding individual teachers' highly qualified status are available upon request.

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District News

  • EHS and AMMS Students Learn About ‘Nanoscience’


     
    Reprinted with permission from The Eufaula Tribune
    Article by Anastasia Harbuck
     
    Sparks flew Tuesday at Admiral Moorer Middle School when Martin Bakker, Ph.D. visited the school fo r demonstrations in nanoscience.
    Bakker, associate professor of chemistry at the University of Alabama, showed students in Brenda O’Neal’s 6th grade class how to create sparks by rubbing a metal striker along a length of sandpaper and make iron dust glow brilliantly when sprinkled on a hot plate.
    But the kids weren’t just learning about nanoscience – they were learning how much fun science can be. That is a major goal of Bakker’s and his program, which is co-funded by the University of Alabama and the National Science Foundation.
    “Our job is to train the next generation of scientists,” said Bakker. “(And) the best way to get kids excited about science is to actually let them do science.”
    But the program has a third part as well: to spark new ideas for the university faculty taking part in the experiments.
  • Eufaula Elementary Programs Encourage Parental Involvement


     
    Reprinted with permission from The Eufaula Tribune
    Article by Tiffiny Woo
    Eufaula Elementary School is receiving numerous visits from the “FBI” this year, but that’s a good thing.
    Two new parent groups have formed at EES called Fathers Being Involved (FBI) and Mothers In Action (MIA).
    Principal Reeivice Girtman says that parental involvement is key to a child’s development - both academically and socially.
    A presentation he made to several fathers this semester showed that kids whose parents aren’t involved in their lives are twice as likely to drop out of school. They are 11 times more likely to exhibit violent behavior.
    Ninety-two percent of girls who lack a prominent father figure in their lives are more likely to dissolve their own marriages later in life, and 75 percent of children who lack parental involvement in their lives end up in substance abuse centers as adults.
    Twenty dads attended that initial meeting of the FBI. Many other dads also expressed interested in “getting involved” but couldn’t make the meeting time.