
Mr. Hall’s students played an electrifying round of “No Thousand Dollar Pyramid” as they prepared for their test on the Civil War!






Help stock MTCC's pantry tomorrow by donating for Hat Day!


Guidance teamed up with AVID to deliver a fun-filled morning of "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?" trivia to the 6th grade students at Berry Shoals Intermediate School. Questions were focused on details about Florence Chapel and Abner Creek middle schools. This helped the students learn about many different facets of their prospective schools. It was super helpful to our rising middle school students!


Swim team


Hat Day Friday


This week Ms. Hewitt’s students worked collaboratively to grade TRFs of other students. A TRF is a Tutorial Request Form. Students fill them out on a topic they are struggling with or confused on. Great way to get students invested in their learning!




FCMS is so very pleased to announce that Terry Cullen has been chosen as the 2024 District Five Support Employee of the Year! Mr. Cullen has served as the security guard at FCMS for the past two years. He provides so much joy, acknowledgement, and safekeeping to our students and staff. It’s impossible to quantify his value to us. Mr. Cullen has lived a life of distinguished service, and he is incredibly deserving of all accolades. The FCMS community is thrilled about his continued recognition. We love you, Mr. Terry! Congratulations!




Wrestlers


The 8th grade honor choir did an incredible job at the concert performance assessment. They received a rating of Superior with Distinction! That means that all four judges gave them a superior rating. We are proud of you!




Rebel Royals


Ms. Edwards’ classes were visited by
Latoya Council, the Community Outreach Facilitator for the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. It is one of the partner programs of SC Works. The classes participated in Career Explorations using the Oculus headsets.





Dr. Kirkland’s Flight & Space students learned about trajectory by creating pool noodle rockets



Ms. Dillingham’s classes had the SC Aquarium do a vitual program involving human impact on watersheds in SC. Students were presented with evidence on water quality and traced pollutants from the Upstate to the Low Country in order to determine how our waterways are polluted.




In recognition of National Assistant Principals Week, FCMS would like to give a big shout out George Austin, Ingrid Anderson, and John Walko. They are amazing servants to our school! We are grateful for each of you!


Spring Break is over and we are in full swing at FCMS!










The AVID program and Beta Club teamed up for a second annual Adopt-A-Road Cleanup on Friday. Thirty four AVID scholars and Beta students gathered 25 bags of trash and had a lot of fun making the community better! Thanks to Christy Hewitt, Officer Teresa Ferguson, and Stacey Parris for helping make this possible!




Ms. Edwards’ classes had several guests this week. Mrs Alena Dantzler is a High Risk Investigator for TD Bank. She manages accounts to see if crimes are being committed. She showed the students how to budget. Mrs. Nicollette is a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, or CRNA. Her job is to provide a plan for patients who are in pain, and her work saves lives. Mr. Ricco Booker works for Upstate Fatherhood Coalition, where he helps families. He also a coach, trainer, and motivational speaker. He shared with the students the importance of professional branding. FCMS is fortunate to have experts from our community pour into our students!





So who’s ready for Spring Break?


Dates to remember


March is Music in Our Schools Month, so we are taking some time to acknowledge and celebrate our talented students! It’s such a gift for these young people to be able to learn under the incredible music instructors we have. Likewise being able to learn the craft and performance of music is so valuable in providing a significant form of expression. Kudos to our music teachers and students!









