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Administration Principal Dr. Teresa W. Hargrett 6th /8th Grade Administrator

Susan Turner 7th/8th Grade Administrator

Eva Miano Counseling Dept. Kim Gray Tanyika Butler Language Arts Coordinator Melissa Sanacore Math Coordinator Todd White Science Coordinator Oneisha Young Social Studies Coordinator Rebecca Wood Gifted Coordinator Crystal Moore ESOL Coordinator Melissa Guglielmi ————————————- Teacher of the Year: Todd White Classified Employee of the Year: Max Malcom

Floyd Middle School Title I Distinguished School, 2010

Rising Up to Excellence!

Newsletter Date

March 19, 2014

4803 Floyd Road, Mableton, GA

30126

http://www.cobbk12.org/Floyd/

STUDENT GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCES STATE GOVERNMENT On Tuesday, March 11, Student Council Officers served as PAGES at the State Capitol

during a busy legislative day. They were guests of Representative David Wilkerson

(District 38) , an active Floyd parent. Ms. Trina Williams, Student Council Sponsor said,

“The day was electrically filled with action!” Also accompanying the students was Ms.

Melissa Sanacore. Students pictured left to right: Tyree Jackson, Akilah Williams, David

Wilkerson, Kiara King, and Brandon Robinson. Below: Floyd Art @ the Mable House

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SOCIAL STUDIES

This last grading period, in sixth grade, we will be heading to downtown Atlanta for JA BizTown, which is part of

the Junior Achievement program to allow our students to interact in a mock business world. This will be a great way

to apply our economic standards that we have been learning about this year. We are currently in the process of closing

up our studies of Latin America. Our journey to our southern neighbors will end with a DBQ (Document Based Ques-

tion) on the Aztec people. We will then be off to the South Pacific and Australia. We will get to learn about the geogra-

phy, history, and culture before starting on our CRCT Review. We will have a few weeks of review of all of the sec-

tions to prepare for the Assessment. After the CRCT, some students will be able to tackle a third DBQ before finishing

the year with our End of the Year Project, Create a Nation.

In seventh grade social studies we are packing up and moving from Africa into South and East Asia! In Africa we

learned about Nelson Mandela and his life’s work. We also completed a novel study and learned all about Africa’s his-

tory and culture. Next, we are excited to learn about the culture, history, economies, and government systems of the

East. While here, we will learn of several important historic figures such as Siddhartha Gautama, Ho Chi Minh, Mahat-

ma Gandhi, Mao Zedong, Confucius and the list goes on. We will also do a DBQ entitled “What made Gandhi’s nonvi-

olent movement work?”

Eighth grade students have been busy working on their mini-DBQs on Civics. The title of the mini-DBQ is "Should

Schools Limit Students' Online Speech?" Students were responsible for taking a stance on the issue, then using docu-

ments to support their response. Many students will culminate or have culminated the mini-DBQ by entering their es-

says into Essay Scorer, a program also utilized in Language Arts.

MATH In sixth grade we will continue to prepare to exceed the CRCT!

We are currently working on Unit 6 -“Statistics.” We will complete Unit 7- “Rational Explorations/Numbers and their

opposites” before the CRCT. We will end 4th quarter with Unit 8-“Show What We Know.”

The IXL Lab (6th grade lab) will be open every morning a 8am Monday thru Thursday. Students are encouraged to

come and practice math in the mornings. Parents please drop students off at the bus ramp.

Please continue to check our blogs for updates and important announcements.

On behalf of 6th Grade Math, we thank you choosing Floyd!

Seventh grade math is wrapping up our Unit 5 – Geometry. The students are completing a unit project. We will be

completing our final unit on Probability right after Spring Break. Please continue to log in to the IXL math website and

practice at least 3 hours a week. Another great resource is khanacademy.org for tutorial videos that cover just about

every math topic. As we approach the final days before CRCT, let’s Rise Up to greatness and manifest our brilliance!!

Math 8 students are working hard to prepare for the CRCT on April 25th!! We are finishing up unit 6, which deals

with rate of change, initial value, linear models, and scatter plots. We will complete unit 7, which covers systems of

equations before Spring Break. After Spring Break we will review everything that has been taught this year! Please be

sure that you are working hard at school every day and practicing your math standards on your own time to ensure that

you are ready to pass the CRCT!! Don’t forget that IXL is a great way to practice your Math 8 skills!!

LANGUAGE ARTS

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Language Arts classes have had a busy quarter! We've enjoyed novel studies; reading, discussing, and

writing about various literary forms; as well as preparing for the CRCT. Please remember to use Skills

Tutor to review important reading and grammar skills. Go to myskillstutor.com and use the following log-

in information:

User Name: lunch #

Password: cobb

Site: floyd05

Sixth grade Scienc Speaking of Hydrology,

how about that snow?

The recent snow days

corresponded with our

hydrology unit. The

distribution of earth’s

water, and the water cy-

cle, topography of the

world’s oceans was cov-

ered the third nine

weeks. Students discov-

ered the water cycle and

distribution of earth’s

water through power-

points, web quest inves-

tigation and brain pop

videos. We are current-

ly studying wave, cur-

Science Moves, Energy Transformation and more…

During the 3rd nine weeks eighth grade focused on all aspects of ENERGY! Students became familiar with the forms and transfor-

mations of energy. Our goal was to help all students increase their concept skills by learning to use observation, critical thinking, and

hands on learning to increase motivation and promote mastery levels in science. At the conclusion of the nine weeks, students were

All Wired Up as they worked through electrical concepts such as series and parallel circuits. Students were able to apply the concepts

learned in the classroom to real life when they were able to actually explain how a building is WIRED!

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art@Floyd adventures: Floyd students from quarter one and two have been busy creating masterpieces! These amazing pieces and

many more produced in quarter three are proudly displayed at our Mable House Gallery exhibit March 11 –

April 2. Mark your calendar for our opening night reception on March 11, 7-8:30 pm. Special thanks to

the South Cobb Arts Alliance for sponsoring this event. We love and appreciate the South Cobb Arts Alliance,

Mable House staff, Chick Fil A, Floyd PTSA, Foundation 2000, Robin Meyer, Michael’s Arts and Crafts, Hob-

by Lobby, and Kroger for the many ways they encourage and support Floyd’s talent!!!

This has been a busy and eventful nine weeks for students in the ESOL classes! All ESOL students participated

in the ACCESS Test to determine their level of competency when using the English language in the linguistic

domains of speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Results of the ACCESS test should be available in May.

Students were also able to attend two library presentations given by Mrs. Penny Chaney. Mrs. Chaney is work-

ing with the ESOL classes to increase the students’ awareness of available websites that can improve both their

use of the English language and their performance in the content area classes. In addition to regular class work,

all ESOL classes are completing novel studies. This past nine weeks the 6th grade classes have read Huckle-

berry Finn, the 7th grade classes have read The Man in the Iron Mask, and the 8th grade classes have read Great

Expectations. One more nine weeks session to go: let’s continue to read and do our best to achieve success on

the CRCT!

Congratulations to the Floyd Robotics Team for Advancing to

the STATE COMPETITION at Georgia Tech!

The Floyd Robotics Team competed at the First Lego League State Tournament at Georgia Tech on January

25, 2014. This was the first time that any Floyd Robotics Team reached the state level competition. The F5

Team won an award for the Best Team Work, which demonstrated their knowledge of FLL Core Values and

Gracious Professionalism.

Congratulations to these

awesome students: Jay Pa-

tel, Somto Obiegbu, Eddie

Richardson, John Force,

Kareem Cooper, Caleb

Smith, Jacob Smith, Derrick

Fuller, Abram Gladney, and

Natalia Zabala-Merced.

From the Teacher-Librarian,

WOW! The Floyd Library Media Center is the place to be!

FLOYD STUDENTS ARE READING!!

Circulation for the year so far has reached 11,139 books.

We celebrate our Top Readers for 3rd quarter – 1. Jacob Gilmer 2. Tyler Yule

3. Terrence Harris 4. Kevin Morales and 5. Vivian Oleka

For Grade Level Circulation… 6th grade leads the way again with most books checked out… with 7th and

8th grades almost tied with each other!

Top Five Homerooms for 3rd quarter: 1-Pellegrino, 2-Evans, 3-Margrabia-Kent,

4-Rodriguez, 5-Gual

We just cataloged an order of over 100 new books! Come check them out!!

FLOYD STUDENTS ARE RESEARCHING, and PRODUCING!! Here are just a few of the highlights

from 3rd quarter.

6th grade social studies students researched the provinces of Canada and shared their newly acquired exper-

tise with their peers in a variety of presentation formats.

7th grade science used the iPads and online tools to MASTER their standards on genetics. Ask them to ex-

plain Punnett squares and phenotypes and heterozygous genotypes, OH, MY! They know it ALL!

7th grade general music classes refined their skills in rhythm and notation with online tools and the 8th grade

general music classes researched music by the decades to create their own music videos. Floyd’s music de-

partment ROCKS!

8th grade language arts classes hosted visitors from every grade level and from the Floyd community for the

Career Fair. This year’s group did an outstanding job. They are clearly ready to take on the world!

CONGRATULATIONS to our 1st Semester Champion in BoxTops and Labels for Education drive

6th Sanacore 7th Coardes 8th Moore

Thanks to Everyone who collected BoxTops. Each one represents 10 cents for our library. Floyd students,

parents, and staff have raised more than $400 so far this year.

*2nd Semester is a whole new contest so keep collecting those BoxTops and Labels for Education.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!! Extra help is always appreciated in our LMC. The Floyd Library is a busy place.

At almost any time of the day you’ll find classes in instruction, students checking out books or working

online on assignments, teachers collaborating, and more. We are very blessed at Floyd to have such a beauti-

ful and well-equipped facility. Great things are happening here, but we want to do more and we need your

help. Please give a little of your time.

REMEMBER, SUPPORT OUR LIBRARY!

PLEASE SAVE BOXTOPS FOR EDUCATION

AND LABELS FOR EDUCATION!

Today’s Readers; Tomorrow’s Leaders.

Peace, Love, and Books!

Mrs. Chaney

Media Center News http://floydlibrarymediacenter.weebly.com/index.html

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Thank You Floyd PTSA & Floyd Foundation for

supporting students, staff, and parents!

MABLETON DAY 2014!

Floyd Middle School is competing in the Community Spirit Contest during this year’s Mable-

ton Day! Event will be held on May 17th

at the Mable House Complex. We need your

help to earn points and help Floyd win a $1000 grant for the school!

There are many ways to earn points -- here are just a few:

"Like" the Floyd Middle School post on the Mableton Day Facebook page (LIKE US AT

www.facebook.com/MabletonCommunityDay)

register racers for the 5K and Fun Run

sign up for the Mableton Day newsletter

volunteer at Mableton Day and more!

For more info, please contact Ed Richardson at floydmsfoundation@gmail.com.

Floyd Middle invites all parents to be actively engaged in the education of our students.

We welcome your participation through support organizations such as PTSA and

School Council, as well as your frequent interaction with teachers and staff.

Partners in Education Floyd appreciates the support of our community partners.

Thank You!

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CALENDAR 3/20 PTSA Biscuit Sales

3/20 NCHS Magnet Program Open House, 6:30

3/21 Chattanooga Trip, 6th Grade

3/24 Mike Howard Speaks to Healt/PE

3/25 Junior Achievement Trip, 7th Grade

3/25 School Strategic Team Meeting, 8:00

3/27 PTSA Parent Session: Cyberbullying, 6:30

3/28 Junior Achievement Trip, 6th 7th

3/28 Floyd Spirit Day

3/31-4/4 SPRING BREAK!!

4/10 Bus Driver Appreciation

4/10 Renaissance Program: 9:30 (7th), 1:00, (6th), 2:45 (8th)

4/11 Dad’s Dash & Dine Day

4/15 Russell-Floyd Night of the Arts, 6:30, Theater

4/17 Junior Achievement Day, 6th

4/23-29 CRCT Administration 4/24 PTSA Biscuit Sales

4/25 4.5 Week Progress Reports

5/2 Medieval Times Trip

5/2 Six Flags Trip, 8th Grade

5/5 All Year Honors Program, 6:30 PM

5/6 Orchestra Concert, 7:00

5/5-9 Teacher Appreciation Week

5/7 School Council Meeting, 4:30

5/8 Band Concert, 7:00

5/12 Chorus Concert, 7:00

5/21 Last Day of School

Students of the Month

January Precious Jackson

Calvin Kwok

Christina Rodriguez

Daniel Sanchez

Daisy Santana

Melissa Vargas

Kayla White

February Angela Arguello

Angela Balderas

Fernando Derisca

Charles Gartley

Cornique Higgs

Kathy Morales

Amaiys Roubieu

Alexander Sanchez

Kimberly Sorto-Amates

Teachers and Employees of

the Month

December Ms. Megan Crymes

Ms. Lori Brubaker

Ms. Saundra Howard

Ms. Kenya Romeo

Ms. Temekia Shavers

January Ms. Casey Baker

Mr. William Britto

Mr. Kenneth Colston

Ms. Christine Gay

Ms. Carol Martie

School Council

Parent Representatives

Kim Ashurst—Secretary

James Collins

Ed Richardson - Chair

Penny Wilkerson—Vice Chair

Teacher Representatives

John Bradley

Jessica Gibson

Elizabeth Price

Business Partners Robert Fowle

Steve Taylor

Principal Teresa Hargrett

Student Council Officers

President—Akilah Williams

Vice President—Kiara King

Secretary—Brandon Robinson

Congratulations!

Principal’s Advisory Council Tiyson Clough

Chancey Fitzgerald-DuBose

Derrick Fuller

Ethan Goodson

Khalil Graham

Kayla Jackson

Rahel Kefetew

Destiny Stephens

Isiah Wilcoxson

Perla Zavala

Effective Websites to Help Your Child Succeed! Let’s Exceed on the CRCT!

All Content Areas

http://www.georgiaoas.org/servlet/a2l

Login: GTID #

Password: learning

Online Assessment System: Students have an orange sticker

inside their agenda books with their log in information. GTID

is the Georgia Test Identification number.

Math

www.khanacademy.org

Students can make use of our extensive library of content,

including interactive challenges, assessments, and videos

from any computer with access to the web.

https://www.ixl.com/signin/floyd

*Student licenses were initially purchased by the Floyd Foun-

dation and continue to be supported by Title I for math prac-

tice. Login: Student ID #, Password: happy

www.sumdog.com

* Fun multiplayer games for grades K-8, designed to improve

math fact fluency. Username and password will be given to

student by math teacher.

www.arcademicskillbuilders.com

* Arcademic Skill Builders are online educational video games

that offer a powerful approach to learning basic math, lan-

guage arts, vocabulary, and thinking skills (6th grade students

only).

Online textbooks: http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/

connected/login.do AND http://my.hrw.com

Science

www.studyjams.scholastic.com

* Over 200 jams on a variety of math and science topics that use

key vocabulary words, short videos, karaoke style music screens,

and online student quizzes to check content knowledge of students.

Online textbooks: http://my.hrw.com (Teacher will provide

username and password)

English Language Arts

www.myskillstutor.com

*With SkillsTutor, teachers can easily assess student ability, auto-

matically assign content customized to each student’s individual

needs, and set students on the path to achieve mastery. Students

can complete lessons created by their teacher at home.

www.essayscorer.com/cgi-bin/phes/login.cgi/

*Prentice Hall’s EssayScorer provides immediate feedback on es-

says so students can improve their writing skills. (Students were

given a username and password earlier this school year).

Social Studies

www.cnn.com/studentnews/

*CNN Student News is a ten-minute, commercial-free, daily news

program designed for middle and high school classes. It is produced

by the journalists and educators at CNN. This award-winning show

and its companion website are available free of charge throughout

the school year.

www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/

*The New Georgia Encyclopedia (NGE) is an authoritative resource

that contains a wealth of information about Georgia's history and

culture. Search or browse for articles and multimedia to help your

child learn about Georgia’s history (8th Grade Students Only).

~Please visit our teacher’s blogs for more resources and web-sites to help your student succeed!~

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Principal Honor Roll

Quarter 2

2013-2014

Alina Scipio MaKayla Bass

Amos Dyett Mallory Myers

Andrew Brady Marissa Yim

Angela Balderas Michayla Cherichel

Anika Patka Nia Richardson

Anthony Ivy Nicolas Queiroz

Chelsea LaFrance Olivia Kraus

Christopher Briggs Oswaldo Liborio

Corrinique Higgs Peyton Castle

Daniel Sanchez Ramirez Pooja Shah

DeMarco Brown Riley Shea

Dustyn Roberson Ronaldo Ramirez

Edward Richardson Sharise Saleem

Ethan Mack Stephanie Adim

Fernando Derisca Sydney Jennings

George Lester Sydni Clements

Hilary Kiamco Taylor Littleberry

Houston Dixon Vivian Oleka

Isaiah Chapman Zhi Hao Dong

Jaudon Woodard

Jaylen Cooley

Jenny Huynh

Kaleb Woodruff

Kathya Morales

Kayla White

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FLOYD CELEBRATES THE ARTS

March 11-April 2

Mable House Art Gallery

5239 Floyd Road

Mableton, GA 30126

770-819-3285