AMS Strawberry Sale fundraiser is going on now through January 25! Strawberries are $27 per flat and will be delivered by mid-March.
Welcome to a new semester and a new year! We are excited to see what 2022 has in store for our Gordon County Schools students, staff and community.
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SAVE THE DATE: As we gear up for the second half of the school year, be sure to save all the upcoming important dates! (Click on the picture to view all upcoming dates!)
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We are excited to welcome our students back on Wednesday, January 5th!
We wanted to share a few quick facts before our first day back:
-We ask that students and staff members displaying symptoms of the Covid-19 illness please remain at home.
-Students missing school due to a medically related absence will be marked as excused. Students will be able to complete their work through Schoology or make up missed assignments
-Gordon County Schools will continue practicing mitigation measures including encouraging distancing when possible, practicing enhanced cleaning procedures of all rooms and buildings, limiting visitors, encouraging hand-washing, and making hand sanitizer available.
-A detailed outline of the Gordon County Schools phases of mitigation can be found at https://www.gcbe.org/covidprotocols.
-Gordon County Schools encourages you to follow the guidance from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) and the DPH (Department of Public Health.) The latest information released from the Georgia DPH and the CDC can be found online at https://www.gcbe.org/coronavirus as well as links to additional Covid-19 resources.
We look forward to seeing you all on Wednesday!!
Happy New Year Warrior Nation!
Merry Christmas from the Warrior Nation!
All AMS Art classes have been working hard to create an AMS Winter Village for everyone to enjoy.
The JV & Varsity boys registered wins at Armuchee last night. The JV won 32-22 behind Ayden Parrish's 20 points. Jamari Millsap also played a strong game, pulling down 7 rebounds.
The Varsity won 35-30. Yabriel Borges led scoring with 13 points (including a banked-in 3!!). Trey Bryant had his best night of the year, scoring 11 and pulling down 5 boards..
The boys are off until January 4th when all boys & girls are in action at home against St. Mary's of Rome.
Hey Warriors! Make those memories last with a copy of the 2021-2022 AMS Yearbook! Yearbooks can be ordered online at YearbookOrderCenter.com, (job number 10368) until March 25, 2022. If you prefer to pay with cash or a check, make your check payable to Ash-worth Middle School.
Order before January 7, 2022 to get $5 off your yearbook. After January 7th, yearbooks will be $40. Yearbooks will be distributed in May 2022 during Field Day.
Congratulations to the Cast of Monty Python's Spamalot (Young @Heart Edition)!
In girls' basketball action yesterday, our JV team lost a very close game against Armuchee. We went into overtime and lost 26-25. Skylin Manis led the team with 9 points. She had help from Jocelyn Fuentes with 6, Mattie Schmitz with 4, and Brandie Taylor and Emma Bennett with 3. Our girls fought hard and have made big improvements in their game.
In varsity, we came up short 31-19. Our girls fought through a very physical game and worked hard. Baylee Chastain led with 10 and had help from Addy Hobson with 6 and Savannah Weller with 3.
Congratulations to Ashworth’s recipients of the Georgia REACH Scholarship.
REACH Georgia is a mentorship and scholarship program that begins in 8th grade. REACH Scholars are paired with a mentor and an academic coach through middle and high school. Scholars must maintain good grades (2.5 GPA), behavior and attendance through middle and high school. Scholars who successfully complete the program and graduate from high school are awarded a $10,000 scholarship ($2,500/year) that can be used at any HOPE eligible institution in Georgia.
Seated from left to right:
Andon Bailey, Estrella Martinez Gonzalez, Maiimiliano Reynaga Jacobo, and Angel Vazquez
Standing:
Mr. Jamey Angland, Graduation Coach for AMS/GCHS, Mrs. Sket Angland, Principal of AMS, Dr. Kimberly Fraker, Superintendent, Dr. Amy Parker, Director of Leadership and Secondary Education, and Mr. Jeff Shattuck, Assistant Principal, GCHS.
