
Congratulations! Here are a few more pictures from their special day!






Mrs.Bo’s ELA classes participated in a We Listen and We Don’t Judge argumentative rant today. Students had to pick a topic they felt passionate about, write about it, and then present their claim and reasons to the whole class. They could only speak if they had the power present light saber.











We are proud of our 6th grade choral students who represented Abner Creek today at their first SCMEA Choral Clinic. We enjoyed learning from Jonathan Welch from Gold Hill Middle School and hearing some fabulous choral groups from the upstate.







Students in Mrs. Williams’ Medical Detectives are using the Experimental Design Process to figure out the most effective antibiotic.






The English I honors students had a red carpet day to showcase their book trailers they made in WeVideo! Students had to summarize the story, use cliffhanger elements, and visual and music that fit the mood of the story. And no viewing party is complete without snacks. ❤️








🎬✨ Lights, Camera, Action! 🍿
Mrs. Edge’s English 1 Honors class went full Hollywood mode while designing book trailers in WeVideo! 🎥📚 From editing scenes, to adding dramatic effects, students turned their favorite books into cinematic masterpieces. What’s a premiere without popcorn 🍿 and a red carpet? 🌟 They celebrated their hard work in style—because every great book deserves a blockbuster trailer!






Chorus students had the opportunity to participate in a clinic today with Dr. Greg Graf from North Greenville University, along with the other D5 middle and high schools. They will apply what they learned today as they prepare for their concert performance assessment at the end of the month.




Our 7th Graders went on a field trip to see the SEC Women’s Basketball School Days Tournament today. They got to watch Tennessee and Vanderbilt play and even got to get a few pictures with some Gamecock, Georgia and Kentucky players!











Today in Mrs. Bo’s ELA class students analyzed the different techniques of persuasive language. They listened to a children’s literature story and took notes on their tables on each perspective. Based off of the reasons, students voted on who had the best use of language, reasons, and evidence.











ACMS students and staff gave their testimonies today at FCA. The main message of today is “Go and be disciples.”










Upcoming Physical Date at Abner Creek Middle School: April 1st, 2025. These physicals will cover your athlete for the 25-26 School Year for all athletic seasons!


Recently some of our eighth grade students were given the opportunity to do some job shadowing in the community. Here are some pictures from their experiences. Thank you to Ms. Meredith Moore, our career development facilitator, who helps make days like this possible!










Today, Ms. Loving's students celebrated Mardi Gras in their very own parade!
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Beta club members and sponsors dressed up as superheroes today for the “super service” they are trying to provide to our local community. Don't forget to send in items for the Spartanburg Humane Society!



Ms. Adkins' students made DNA models in science today!











Students in Mrs. Linkous' 6th grade social studies classes presented their "thin slides" on Ancient Rome and took brief notes as their peers presented. "Thin Slides" are an EduProtocol that help students quickly review a topic and share their learning with others in return.











Congratulations to the students who auditioned and made the High School Rebel Theater Troupe! Front left to right: JeremIah Davis, Zoey Ofori, and Hadley Cash. We're so proud of you! 🎭


Mrs. Kay’s math class created shrinky dink keychains today, and they found the scale factor used when shrinking the plastic!






This morning, a group of our 8th Graders got to experience job shadowing like never before—using Virtual Reality technology right here at our school! Students got a front row seat exploring careers in architecture, health science, skilled trades, hospitality, manufacturing, and more; all without leaving campus! Thank you so much to Mrs. Latoya Council and SC Works Greater Upstate for this incredible opportunity!







Lots of hard work going on in Ms. Shugars' Spanish classes lately!


