ABINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
DAILY BULLETIN
MONDAY, APRIL 13, 2026
Today is an "A" Day
TO VIEW THE WEEKLY SPORTS SCHEDULE FOR THE MIDDLE SCHOOL PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW:
Weekly AMS Sports Schedule 2025-2026 - Google Sheets
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Service award logs are due on May 1. Please submit your service award log ONLINE ahead of the deadline in case anything is missing. Make sure everything is filled out and signed before you submit your log. Make sure you can read the text in your photo when you submit. Parents cannot sign service logs. Again, service award logs must be submitted by May 1.
~ Ms. Kelly Steinlage
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TADA is pleased to announce SIGN-UPS for our next event, EXTRAVAGANZA! There is a flyer with all the information about this event posted in the TADA Google Classroom! The cost for this event is $10.00 - please put the money in an envelope with your FIRST & LAST NAME AND GRADE LEVEL.
Extravaganza has carnival events, prizes, a DJ, an optional 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament, and an optional Family Feud Tournament. Check out pages 2 & 3 of the flyer to learn how to sign up for the tournaments if you are interested. (Paper copies of the flyer are posted on the bulletin board outside the TADA office.)
You can sign up at the following locations:
You can also sign up at any other time of day at the TADA Office (Room 363A) - the office door has a locked drop box in the door you can put your envelope in.
Or you can turn in your money to Room 217 during Advisory.
~Mr. Durand
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In today’s book, Ming survived the famine that killed his parents in China and lives a hard life, working in the fields with his fellow villagers. When a group of city boys come to the village as part of a government re-education program, Ming and his friends aren't sure what to think. They are city kids not used to hard labour and village life. But eventually, Ming befriends one of the boys. The two couldn't be more different, but slowly they form a bond over evening swims and dreams. But as the bitterness of life under the Communist Party begins to take its toll on both boys, they begin to imagine the impossible: freedom. This book is called Freedom Swimmer by Wai Chim.
~Ms. Goldberg
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Attention Artists: Thanks for making Arts Fest a success this year! Please pick up your work and certificate from your art teacher to take home by Friday the 17th.
~Ms. Steinlage