Online Learning Registration for Fall 2024
monroe county middle school bulldog brew
malik herring 3rd annual christmas giveaway 2023
Congrats to MCMS Top 10
state junior beta convention results - congratulations
pink out for breast cancer awareness month - fight together logo and united in pink logo - big check made out to United in Pink for 953.56
october students of the month - congrats - keep up the good work - thank you to SOTM sponsor Zaxby's Forsyth
MCMS dress up days in post - be kind to your mind - live drug free - red ribbon campaign logo
MCMS School Council 2023-25 - christina barfield - annie biers - dr. kevin floyd - lauri mcbrayer - sherri wynn
mcms dress up days in post - Be Kind to Your Mind. Live Drug Free
September students of the month - congrats - keep up the good work - thank you to SOTM sponsor zaxby's forsyth
online learning application - deadline is september 29
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Maggie Crumbley recommends No Talking by Andrew Clements   7th grader, Maggie Crumbley, recommends this realistic fictional novel to her peers "for many reasons!" Overall, she believes this book is entertaining. It's humorous & also "makes you ask yourself, 'What if I go a day without talking?' " If anyone likes "funny & overall great books," she'd definitely recommend checking out this one!    Maggie gives this book a 5 out of 5!
Campbell Causey recommends The Light In Hidden Places by Sharon Cameron   7th grader, Campbell Causey, recommends this realistic historical novel to her peers because she believes it is a thrilling and suspensful book with a not-to-miss plot twist! She says, "This book is in a great perspective of the Holocaust. A very heart-racing, dramatic, and romantic book!"    Campbell gives this book a 5 out of 5!
Kady Mac Moon recommends The Summer I Turned Pretty by Jenny Han   7th grader, Kady Mac Moon, recommends this realistic fictional novel to her peers because she loves the twists and turns the book takes and thinks "it's the perfect story of self discovery along with lifelong friendship." She says that the emotion shown, whether happy or sad, is "highlighted in an amazing way! It captures all the feeling you get with a first love and the perfect summer! If you are looking for a book to read in the summer, this is a must!!"    Kady Mac gives this book a 5 out of 5
Ava Gideon recommends ThornHill by Pam Smy   7th grader, Ava Gideon, recommends this book to her friends for a few reasons. This book at first didn't really spike her interest, but she saw that it had pictures & decided it would probably be easy and a lot of points toward her AR goal. However, she says, "listen to me when I tell you this book is so much more." This book is about children in an orphanage with the main character, Mary, writing in her diary explaining everything about herself and what is happening at the orphanage.  She is bullied by another girl in the orphanage and does do some very bad things. Then the ending is completely unexpected. There's also a large section of pictures with no words."Oh, and by the way, the pictures and the story don't go together. The story is in 1982, and the pictures are 2017." The pictures seem to be looking into the future but are still connected to the orphanage. "While reading, everything will start to make sense, but if you don't pay attention when reading, you'll get lost." ThornHill can be described as a type of horror, drama and has definitely become one of her favorites.    Ava gives this book a 5 out of 5!
Carolyn Goode recommends Okay for Now by Gary D. Schmidt  8th grader, Carolyn Goode,   recommends this book to her friends because she believes it to be an amazing book.She says that "It is written really well and has many different, but meaningful, morals." She really enjoyed reading it "as it was funny, sad, and insightful."   Carolyn gives this book a 5 out of 5!
life's a picnic - thanks 8th grade parents plus pics of lunch
Liam Parks recommends The Renegades Trilogy by Marissa Meyer  Liam Parks, an 8th grader, recommends this book to his peers because he believes that "the three books in the trilogy, Renegades, Archenemies, and Supernova are action packed and very well written." Including everything from saving people in burning buildings to one-on-one stand offs, something is always  happening. He says, "These books also flip the point of view between two people, both the villain and the hero. Books like this always gave both sides of the story & makes it overall more well rounded."   Liam gives this book a 5 out of 5!