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Forest Grove Middle School is very grateful to our Bulldog student families and staff for coming out to support our school and students for Read to Succeed! A huge thank you to Big Apple Pizza for their continued partnership and their donation to our school for this event. It was so great to see all those familiar faces taking time out of their day to support our school. Reading is such an important skill that we try to instill in our students on a daily basis. We are already working to make next year’s event bigger and better! Readers are … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School’s National Junior Honor Society students took time out of their Winter Break to visit a local Nursing Home. Our students took the opportunity to interact with the residents, playing board games and dominoes. We are so proud of them and the impact they have in the community and our school environment. Our student members who participate in the National Junior Honor Society strive to make a positive impact in our community while demonstrating leadership skills. We would also like to give a huge thank you to Ms. Turner for organizing and facilitating our community service efforts … Read More

Forest Grove’s annual NJHS Fall Festival was filled with fun, food, families, friends, and festivities!! So many people came out to support our Fall Festival… we have the best community members!!! A huge thank you to FGMS staff, students, and parents for working collectively to make this event a success!! Every year it gets bigger and better!!!      

Ms. Vasquez’s 7th Grade Civics class worked in groups reading and answering questions, then rotated to different stations. While one student read out loud, the others listened, and then they discussed what could be the best answer. They also participated in a Kagan Strategy (Quiz, Quiz, Trade) to review vocabulary words.  

Ms. Roselin’s 6th Grade Math Class completed an escape room activity on the order of operations. This activity required problem-solving skills, understanding of mathematical terms, teamwork, and mathematical stamina. As you can see the students were engaged and focused.  

Ms. Roselin rewarded her Math PM2 top level 4 and 5 students with Crumbl cookie, while supporting the soccer team fundraiser. All of her remaining students received donuts and other treats! At Forest Grove, we believe it is important to reward student progress and achievement. Ms. Roselin, not only rewarded her students, but also purchased those rewards from our Soccer team’s Crumbl Cookie fundraiser. We are a team and support one another whenever we can. Congratulations to our top scorers in Ms. Roselins 6th grade class and to all of the students who made significant gains in Math. And thank … Read More

Ms. Chappelle’s Spanish class prepared for their weather and being outside unit. Students went outside to compete to see who could find and translate the most nature/outside-related terms from English to Spanish.   

Ms. Adderley’s 8th Grade Critical Thinking Class participated in a Gallery Walk to identify and justify Ethos Pathos and Logos. Our critical thinking classes support Reading/ELA standards and provide students with multiple opportunities to develop and strengthen academic vocabulary.

Mrs. Quiambao’s students reviewed for their unit exam through a variety of table sorts which asked the students to do a variety of skills such as identifying the historical document, a preamble scramble, the strengths and weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation, the main ideas of the content by completing an info-graph, and vocabulary matching words, terms and images.  

At Forest Grove Middle School, Mrs. Proctors’ students loved reviewing through an escape room!!! They had so much fun reviewing MA.6.NSO.3.3 in preparation for MA.6.AR.1.3. Students were able to show their skills with order of operation to solve numerical expressions while trying to escape!

Mrs. Proctors 7th grade students are playing a game called “Capture the Flag,” to review for their Unit 1 assessment on Solving problems involving rational numbers and the four operations! Working in groups students must answer a certain amount of questions and show the teacher; once all questions for that section are correct, they get to steal a flag (colored sticky note) from another table. The students had so much fun and loved playing the game!

At Forest Grove Middle School, Mrs. Proctor’s Math class was reviewing their learning goal- students will solve problems involving rational numbers and the four operations. “We are specifically working on the standard that students will add/subtract rational numbers with procedural fluency! Students are playing the head bands game in a new, cool way. Students must walk around the room, find a partner and pair up. Each person solves the other persons problem on their sheet of paper, they compare answers to see if they got it right or not. If an answer is wrong, they explain why and rework the … Read More

At Forest Grove Middle School, Mrs. Brick’s sixth-grade students are finding the average speed of a marble as it rolls from different levels of height while measuring the distance each marble has traveled. Once they collect all of their data they will graph it and analyze their findings.  

Mrs. Brick’s 6th Grade Science class is engaged in exploring the scientific method.

Mrs. Brick’s 6th Grade class was calculating GPE in their class. This means that our 6th grade students are utilizing algebraic skills in science class. Gravitational potential energy. m x g x h= gpe m = mass in kg. g = 9.8mls2. h = height in meters SC.6.P.11.1: Explore the Law of Conservation of Energy by differentiating between potential and kinetic energy. Identify situations where kinetic energy is transformed into potential energy and vice versa. Big Idea: Energy Transfer and Transformations -A. Waves involve a transfer of energy without a transfer of matter. B. Water and sound waves transfer energy through … Read More

Several weeks ago Forest Grove Middle School geometry students went on an amazing field trip. Below is Mr. Parkinson’s summary of this project and field trip. The artwork of MC Escher has been the real-world model that I have used to educate geometry students about transformations and tessellations since I started teaching. To find out that the Vero Beach Museum of Art is currently hosting the world’s largest traveling Escher exhibit only meant one thing for my students and me – FIELD TRIP!!!! In preparation for the visit, students completed an activity that consisted of researching and interpreting nine select … Read More

Students in the Forest Grove MOA program were invited to attend and deliver the Pledge of Allegiance at the groundbreaking ceremony for the McCarty Ranch Extension Water Quality Project on Tuesday, December 11, 2017. This extension will prevent nearly nine billion gallons of water from entering our local waterways, resulting in a reduction of excess freshwater discharge. This project will directly impact the waterways that MOA students are focusing on for their Samsung #solvefortomorrow project. #saveourlagoon    

Forest Grove Middle School’s Marine Oceanographic Academy Prep program welcomed an ORCA guest speaker. Students learned and discussed information about data collection for A Day in the Life of the Indian River Lagoon.

Our MOA 6th graders had an awesome day getting their feet wet and searching the skies for birds that frequent our local ecosystem. Their findings help them to better understand our local waterways and how the animals coexist in the habitat. Our future environmentalists are hard at work! Way to go Bulldogs!