Please come out the rest of November and December to support our Calera Eagles!
Please come out the rest of November and December to support our Calera Eagles!
Caught in class! We love seeing all of the things happening around our school!
7th and 8th grade girls got to attend "STEM Goes Red", presented by the American Heart Association. The event aims to inspire and empower young women to pursue careers in STEM. During the event, they participated in multiple breakout sessions to test their skills in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and CPR.
Check out our art students' disco ball paintings on display at Filter Coffee Parlor in Birmingham!
Join us for an Art Reception this Saturday, 11/23, at 4 PM with refreshments. If you plan to attend, please email Mrs. Justice so we can plan accordingly. Hope to see you there!
On November 7th, we hosted a group of Veterans, that were invited by their students, to participate in an intimate celebration at our school. The band and choir held a concert for the Veterans and their families, FCCLA students served our guests breakfast, and FBLA students organized the program and video tribute. We are so proud of our kids for working so hard to make this event memorable for our Veterans! Thank you for your service!
IREADY Diagnostic testing Monday & Tuesday! Students that show growth in both will have the opportunity to attend the Birmingham Stallions Basketball game!
Mrs. J.Lee's FACS classes closed out the month of October with their Halloween Wars Cupcake Challenge! Students collaborated with one another, sketched out their designs, and brought them to life by baking their recipes and painting their displays. They did a great job!
Don't forget, make-up yearbook photos are TOMORROW! Dress your best if you missed the first picture day!
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In October, our 8th grade classes in FACS, Digital Medial, and Build It Better attended the Worlds of Work Career Expo. It was exciting to see our students experience possible career options from businesses in our area!
6th graders learned how to collaborate in groups using vertical thinking boards. The task: “What’s Going On?” from the New York Times online activity.
We will take collaboration and moving over a boring test any day! 8th grade ELA completed their first Question Trail after listening to An Interview with a Spider to work on ACAP-style questions. We worked with groups members, members from other ELA classes, and even a Vice Principal!
If you have a Veteran that you would like to celebrate, please see Mrs. Frazier or the office to sign up for the Veterans Day Celebration. We will be hosting our event on November 7th, and we would love to have you! This is an RSVP event so please grab a paper from the office to sign up! Forms are due by 10/25. Email nfrazier@shelbyed.org with questions.
Next Week is Red Ribbon Week! See the attachments for each dress up day. We want to show Calera that we are DRUG FREE!
CaMS Open House Information!
Report cards were sent home today! Please check your child's backpack!
Hispanic Heritage Month has just ended, but we want to highlight some of the amazing things that have been happening around our school... Each day, students have been doing the Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish. Students have also been highlighting different countries each day over the announcements. Mi Pueblo Supermarket sponsored our door decorating contest, and gave winning teachers a $50 gift card to any of their locations. The class period that decorated their doors also received goodie bags with Hispanic candy. We have had a great month at Calera Middle School!
Please join us for the Virtual PTO meeting next week! If you aren't already a member, please join today using the link: https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/stores/catalog/getproduct?requestAction=&clientKey=ZZI5ZTOEOE04ZCW&productGroupKey=ZZII6FJ24MNT51Z&view=&productKey=ZZWVVUJHGHXWA58&isStorePreview=
Mrs. Justice's class is transforming the school hallways with their spooky perspective drawings! Using one-point perspective, students are creating eerie renditions of the hallways, inspired by surreal artists like Salvador Dalí. Get ready to be spooked by their imaginative and surreal masterpieces!
