Sonic Student Caught Doing Well Award (3/21/23)
8th Grade Student: Mariana Espina
Nominating Teacher: Victoria Burkins
Special Thanks to Mac Bell, Owner-Operator of Sonic Restaurant (Newberry, SC) for sponsoring this endeavor.
GO TIGERS!
Sonic Student Caught Doing Well Award (3/21/23)
6th Grade Student: Nat'Teria Suber - Helping/Encouraging Others
Nominating Teacher: Erica Scriven
Special Thanks to Mac Bell, Owner-Operator of Sonic Restaurant (Newberry, SC) for sponsoring this endeavor.
GO TIGERS!
Note from Jennifer Brown/Lead Teacher at NMS:
"Our students made my heart proud today! They hand delivered all 109 packages to retirement home residents with a smile from Newberry Middle School. Additional packages were shared with the staff to share with residents as needed."
Great Job Tigers! Proud to be a Tiger!
Sonic Student Caught Doing Well Award (3/20/23)
7th Grader
Teacher: Taylor
Student: Dalton Cooper Dowd
Special Thanks to Mac Bell, Owner-Operator of Sonic Restaurant (Newberry, SC) for sponsoring this endeavor.
GO TIGERS!
Sonic Student Caught Doing Well Award (3/20/23)
7th Grader
Student:
Bre yon Chase Faulk Davis
Special Thanks to Mac Bell, Owner-Operator of Sonic Restaurant (Newberry, SC) for sponsoring this endeavor.
GO TIGERS!
Week of March 20th-March 24th
NMS 8th Grader/Sonic Student Caught doing well!
Student: Jordan Holliday
Nominating Teacher: Jurgen Schnackenberg
Special thanks to Mac Bell, Sonic Restaurant/Newberry, South Carolina owner operator for sponsoring this endeavor
NMS 6th Grader/Sonic Student Caught doing well!
Student: Armani Shelton
Nominating Teacher: Emily Jones
Special thanks to Mac Bell, Sonic Restaurant/Newberry South Carolina owner operator for sponsoring this endeavor
NMS 7th Grader/Sonic Student Caught doing well!
Student: Ze Vion Brown
Nominating Teacher: Jennifer Brown
Special thanks to Mac Bell, Sonic Restaurant/Newberry, South Carolina owner operator for sponsoring this endeavor
Sonic Student Caught Doing Well Award (3/13/23)
6th Graders
Addyson Caswell & Jonathan Williams
Note: Both Students scored several grade levels above grade level on their recent I-Ready Test!
Congrats. to both of these students! Excellent Job!
Special Thanks to Mac Bell, Owner-Operator of Sonic Restaurant (Newberry, SC) for sponsoring this endeavor.
GO TIGERS!
Week of March 13th-March 17th (NMS)
Student Council Team Building Activities
3/10/23 (Pictures from Miss Scriven)
GO TIGERS!
Sonic: 3/9 Student Caught Doing Well
Nominating Teacher: Tavy Stribble
Student: Aaereon Stuckey-7th Grader NMS
The spring Book Fair will be March 13-24th. Parents/guardians are invited to come shop the book fair with your student after checking in with the main office. You may set up an eWallet for your child, also. Please see our book fair homepage for more information. We hope to see you there!
https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/newberrymiddleschool
May 6th (8AM-Noon)
Physical Day for NMS
Congrats.! Kristina Cannon-NMS Assistant Principal
KRISTINA CANNON SELECTED AS FELLOW OF STATEWIDE AFTERSCHOOL LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE
The Riley Institute at Furman University has selected Ms. Kristina Cannon to participate in South Carolina Afterschool Leaders Empowered (SCALE), an initiative that equips afterschool and summer learning leaders in the state with tools to grow and improve their programs.
The initiative is offered in partnership with and funded by a $1.3 million grant from the South Carolina Department of Education as part of the monies the agency received from the American Rescue Plan to address the academic impact of COVID-19, particularly among youth in need of additional supports to complete unfinished learning.
Cannon is one of 21 afterschool leaders to be selected for the program’s second cohort. Ms. Cannon has been in the educational field for 13 years. She earned her Bachelor's Degree in English from The University of South Carolina in 2009, Master's Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Concordia University in 2013, and Master's Degree in Educational Leadership from Lamar University in 2020. She spent 11 years teaching English, 10 of those in Newberry County between Newberry and Mid-Carolina High Schools. She most recently has served as Curriculum Coordinator at Newberry Middle School for the last two years and currently serves as Interim Assistant Principal and Director of the 21st Century After-School program.
Selected participants represent nearly a third of the state’s school districts, a variety of organizations, and a mix of rural, suburban, and urban areas.
Taking place over the course of 10 months, SCALE offers a curriculum that addresses best practices on topics such as school-community partnership development, program sustainability, arts integration, and youth mental health. The program is led by national and local afterschool and summer learning leaders. In addition to convening on Furman’s campus for a weeklong learning experience and participating in monthly webinars, members of the cohort will take a field trip to a nationally-acclaimed summer learning program outside of the state and work on a capstone project related to afterschool or summer learning in their home communities.
High-quality afterschool and summer learning programs have been shown to improve student achievement, life skills, and mental health, all while helping working families keep kids safe. For more than a decade, the Riley Institute has conducted work in the afterschool field at the national level.
“Afterschool and summer learning programs fill critical needs in our communities, providing a supportive environment for children as they learn and grow,” said Amy Keely, SCALE director. “Our first SCALE fellows have grown tremendously as leaders, and we’re proud that our second cohort will build upon their work of ensuring quality, impactful afterschool programming across the state.”
To learn more about SCALE, visit furman.edu/scale or contact Keely at amy.keely@furman.edu.
About the Riley Institute at Furman University
Furman University’s Richard W. Riley Institute advances social and economic progress in South Carolina and beyond by building leadership for a diverse society, broadening student and community perspectives on critical issues, hosting expert speakers, supporting public education, and creating knowledge through community solutions-focused research. It is committed to nonpartisanship in all it does and to a rhetoric-free, facts-based approach to change. Learn more at furman.edu/riley.
NMS Physical Day (May 6th)
See Enclosed for details!
Shameria Scurry (7th Grader)
Sonic: Student Caught Doing Well
Teacher: Tavy Stribble
Note: Pictured with Mr. Reid
**Special Thanks to Mac Bell-Owner/Operator of Sonic Restaurant (Newberry, SC)
All NHS Spring Sports have been cancelled today (3/3/23) per threat of inclement weather
Feb. 2023 NMS Students of the Month
6th Grade Student of the Month: Hannah Chapman
7th Grade Student of the Month: McKenzie Garner
8th Grade Student of the Month: Cheyanne Anderson
