Mrs Knoepfel's 8th grade science class solving their crime scene today with the help of the University of Maryland Extension: Dorchester county 4H Leaders Ms. Erica and Ms. Karli. The students had a lot of fun and got to solve the crime using the skills they learned in class like finding and comparing fingerprints, foot prints, handwriting, tool marks, substances and witness statements. Both classes were able to successfully figure out who committed the crime.
Flowers After Hours at Harvest Drive Greenhouse 4646 East New Market Rhodesdale Road, East New Market, Maryland. Support NDMS Incentive Fund for our end of the year field trip. May 1, 2024 from 5-7PM
North Dorchester Middle School - Ms. Tuckers 7th grade class learning and exploring the Building Climate Readiness Kits for Cambridge Empowerment Learning Center. way to go students.
NDMS March Student of the Month! Way to go students for showing your teachers you have RAP skills. Respect, Accountable and Prepared!
NDMS , Publishing on April 19, 2024 at 3:00 PM
NDMS parents and students: Starting April 19, 2024 and with seasonal temperatures changing please be reminded of the dress code. Please do not wear compression shorts, stretch spandex shorts, or bike shorts to school. Wear shorts within six inches of the kneecap and always check the middle finger tip rule. Skirts must be within four inches of the top of the knee. Saggy shorts and pants are not allowed.Even if you are wearing athletic shorts under them. The NDMS Dress Code applies to boys and girls.
NDMS parents and students: Starting April 19, 2024 and with seasonal temperatures changing please be reminded of the dress code. Please do not wear compression shorts, stretch spandex shorts, or bike shorts to school. Wear shorts within six inches of the kneecap and always check the middle finger tip rule. Skirts must be within four inches of the top of the knee.
The last day to order Yearbook on line is approaching quickly. After April 27th, yearbooks orders through the school only. Don't miss out and order your yearbook today!
Congratulations to Darci Callahan, a 6th grade student in Mrs. Lomax's Social Studies class, who was selected as one of the winners in the annual "A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words" poster contest sponsored by the Maryland Council on Economic Education. The winners were selected from nearly 800 entries. Darci has been invited to attend the awards ceremony at Towson University on May 15th. She will be awarded a medal, certificate, copy of her winning poster, and a monetary prize. Her winning poster will appear in the Economic Council's annual calendar that will be distributed throughout the state of Maryland.
NDMS wants to remind students and parents -County Dress Code
8th Grade Formal Dance "A Walk on the Red Carpet" Saturday June 1, 2024 7:00pm-9:00pm NDMS Gymnasium
DJ, Food, Photo Booth
Ticket sales starting April 15, 2024
NDMS Office $5.00
Roses and Sunflowers Etiquette Presents the 2024 Cotillion Ball
May 3, 2024
5-9PM
447 Race Street Cambridge, Md. 21613
North Dorchester Middle School Music Boosters host Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser April 10th from 5-7 PM.
NDMS will be administering RELA MCAP to ALL grades the week of April 15th! 13 days and counting for your child to SOAR for a Four
Roses and Sunflowers Etiquette has had a successful fundraiser for the 2023-2024 Cotillion. The girls recieved some free items from your community support. We appreciate all of those who have donated so far for our up coming Cotillion Ball, May 3rd. Tickets are on sale now! $30.00 per person , please contact Ms. Tucker or Ms. Lake at tuckera@dcpsmd.org or lakej@dcpsmd.org with questions about how you can donate or purchase a Cotillion Ball ticket.
NDMS had visitors in Ms. Lomax class. These Greek gods and goddess showed up for Social Studies lessons.
NDMS 7th grader visited Pickering Creek today
MCAP Testing Dates - RELA MCAP Grades 6-8: April 15- 18; RELA MATH Grades 6-8: April 29-May 4; Social Studies MCAP Grade 8 only May 6-May 9
Parents please have a conversation with your student regarding take MCAP serious, completing all writing prompts, relinquishing cellphones and not disrupting the testing. This not only impacts your child but has an impact on their peers. Many of our students missed the next score level because they did not attempt the writing portions. Complete writing to Level up your score!!! #soarfora4
Ms. Griffin and NDMS students attend Choral Festival
NDMS Student of the Month for February
7th grade students in Ms. Clarke’s art class are learning about the Renaissance Art movement and the significance of stained glass windows. Before they get started on their final stained glass project, students practiced making radial symmetry out of coffee filters and markers.
