The Raider Monthly
Friday Exemptions are BACK! March 29, 2019
Many students have been complaining and upset about no more exemptions; however, they are COMING BACK! The board had multiple meetings and Upcoming discussions about all the pros and cons of having exemptions. It was obvious that
Events the procs outweigh the cons. One of the biggest cons of having no more exemptions was that there is now a major increase in absences. The criteria to be able to exempt from taking your finals at the end of the fourth nine weeks are the April School Events same. This includes 90 average or above in the class, no more than one discipline 4/1 April Fools Day 4/1- 5 Spring Break referral, no more than five absences, all books returned to the Media Center, and 4/12 Special Olympics @ ELHS lunchroom account paid. With the Milestones at the end of the year, finals add 4/12 The Blue and White Ball 4/19 Student Staff Holiday extra stress on us students, so getting the news that exemptions are back is a 4/25 Class Meeting (for High School) huge relief. An administator at one of the meetings stated,”The students at West 4/30 Progress Reports Go Home Laurens Middle and High are failing more classes than they have in past years
Community Events with exemptions.” Furthermore, an anonymous parent at one of the board Event: Fantastic Futures, FanCon2019 Dates: March 30 meetings quoted,”My son, who is in seventh grade and has never had any Time: 10 – 2 PM discipline referrals, has had three this school year! I feel like his behavior is Location: Laurens County Library because there’s no reward for good behavior besides stamps for pizza or something Event: Aquatic Circus trivial from the school store. However, he loved getting out of school to miss extra Dates: April 4-7 Times: April 4th: 7:30 PM, April 5th: 7:30 tests.” With this information, the board knew this was an issue that they needed PM, April 6th: 1:30 PM, 4:30 PM, and to fix. (Article continued on page 3). 7:30 PM. Location: Dublin Civitan Fairgrounds
Event: Community Egg Drop Date: April 13 Time: 10 AM - bounce houses and food vendors, 11 AM - First Egg Drop (ages 0-5), and 11:30 AM - Last Egg Drop (ages 6-10) Location: Southern Pines Park
Event: Empty on Easter – Liberty Church Easter Celebration Date : April 21 Time : 9:15 AM – Easter Egg Drop Easter Party, 10:30 AM Easter Service Locatio n: OFTC – Dubose Porter Center
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WLMS Student Spotlight: Dublin’s New Water Park th Maci Brown – 8 Grade In Dublin, Georgia, we have the average temperature of 94 degrees during the summer. Most people have to go at Maci Brown is this month’s student spotlight. least 50 miles just to cool off. Well, now the city of After school on Mondays, she’s a part of the Dublin is building a brand new water park at Southern Hummingbird singing group. She likes horses and Pines. It will have features like two 20-foot tall water slides, a 500-foot long lazy river, a 6-lane lap pool, a small animals very much. She also is in FFA where she wading pool, and the splash pad. The water park opens serves as Treasurer. The primary responsibility of Memorial Day weekend, May 25 and 26. It will begin a national FFA officer is to serve the organization operating 7 days a week starting June 1st. The park will in local, state, national and international only be open from 8 AM to 10 AM for programs like activities. Her job is to invite members and swimming lessons and senior aerobics. From 10 AM to 6 motivate other peers about FFA. She said, ”It’s PM, the water park will be open for the public. The admission fee is a $10 flat rate for everyone. If you are 12 not all about farming like most people think; it’s years old or younger, you must have a parent present. about leadership.” We asked her about high Don’t worry if you get hungry while at the park because school and if she was ready for this big step. She you can choose food from an extensive list of concessions. said, ”A little.” She goes to Dexter Baptist Some of the concessions include grilled chicken Church and encourages more of you to come to sandwiches, hot dogs, hamburgers, chicken fingers, chicken wings, pizza, soft pretzels, French fries, nachos, this church. salads, quesadillas, fountain drinks, candy, ice cream, and much more. If you want to cool off this summer, you should definitely check out the new water park.
Car Rider Line Problems
If you’re one of the people who are always late in the mornings because of the long car rider line that sometimes extends all the way to the technical college, you know that the line isn’t anything except ANNOYING! There are busses trying to get to the ramps, cars trying to get in the left lane, teachers trying to go to the parking lot - it’s just chaotic! Some would recommend creating another lane just for busses, some may say that they need to have more traffic directors, and of course, M OST say, “Get here on time, and you wouldn’t have to worry about the line.” If you’re already late, then you have to worry about 6th graders going to connections (8:05) and cutting across to the gym. The problems are endless, and it is causing students to accumulate tardies to school. Fortunately, the office has extended homeroom by 10 minutes to accommodate these late students. However, the WLHS Tardy Policy states, ”When arriving less than 10 minutes late for a class , students are tardy. After 10 minutes, the student is considered absent for that class and needs to report to the office to sign in and receive an admission slip to class. A student is expected to be punctual to school and to classes. Being on time demonstrates a sense of personal respon sibility as well as a respect for the educational process. The tardies are per 9 weeks, and they do not go away. They accumulate until the new 9 weeks starts over. Consequences of being tardy: (1-3): no punishment, first 3 are free. (4-5) : 1 day ISS. (6-9): 2 days ISS. (10-11): 3 days ISS. (12 or more): OSS until parent conference.
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Make-Up Room Spanish
8th Grade
Mrs. King is one of the WIN Spanish We re you absent and now feel overwhelmed with all the make-up work? No need to stress any longer teachers here at West Laurens Middle when we have the WIN make-up room. The teacher School. She signed up for this class because a of this WIN class is Mrs. Williamson. She says that lot of students wanted to take this class, and she thinks the make-up room is effective at WLMS she decided to help out. She enjoys teaching because it allows students who have missed days to this class, and she likes watching her catch up on their work. The make-up room is not students grow in knowledge of Spanish. So only helping students, but it is also helping the far her students have learned to say the teachers be able to put grades in on time. The only alphabet in Spanish, numbers 1-20, colors, negative that Mrs. Williamson sees about this class is body parts, days of the week, months of the that sometimes the same students come in year, and nature words. They’ve also repeatedly because they think they can skip work labeled classroom items, have simple during class and just make it up during WIN. One conversations in Spanish about things they student stated, ”She likes the make-up room, so she like, and they even learned about the Day of can get her missed work done.” The make-up WIN the Dead. Mrs. King and Mrs. Raffield both class is a great asset to WLMS. spoke to the high school Spanish teachers and are preparing their students for the upcoming years. ______
La Sra. King es una de las maestras de español de WIN aquí en la escuela secundaria West Laurens. Se inscribió en esta clase porque muchos estudiantes querían tomar esta clase y ella decidió ayudar. A ella le gusta enseñar esta clase y le gusta ver a sus estudiantes crecer en el conocimiento del español. Hasta ahora sus estudiantes han aprendido a decir el alfabeto en español, números 1-20, colores, partes del cuerpo, días de la semana, meses del año y palabras de la naturaleza. También han Exemptions continued etiquetado los elementos del aula, tienen from pg. 1 conversaciones sencillas en español sobre cosas que les gustan y hasta aprendieron sobre el Día Happy ”Early” April Fool’s de los Muertos. La Sra. King y la Sra. Raffield Day! Enjoy your Spring Break! hablaron con los maestros de español de la escuela secundaria y están preparando a sus estudiantes para los próximos años.
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Life Skills WIN Class Coding
One of the WLMS WIN classes is life skills. Code.org is an easy plaform for kids to lean how to code. Code.org is a computer program that includes It’s an eighth grade class taught by Mrs. a set of instructions that a student can follow to Loyd. The goal of this class is for students complete a task. Coding helps students in the to discover what they enjoy and what following ways: others enjoy. It’s based completely on
-improves problem solving what the students want to do. Some of -improves creativity -is fun and satisfying their activities include making posters, producing string art,and tie-dying shirts. Code.org lets students pace their learning and They have also been making necklaces choose activites that interests them. Some jobs that and bracelets. Kylee, one of the students, include coding are: states,”My favorite activity we’ve done -Arts and Design was posters because through our theme -Engineering -Science we could be as creative as we wanted and -Information Technology have a lot of freedom of what we could do. Mrs. Loyd loves teaching her class and Some reasons that younger kids need to learn enjoys every minute of it. This WIN is a coding is that it will prepare them for the future. It very fun class that many enjoy. also helps them with their math, reading, writing, and creative abilities.
Greek Mythology Class Greek Mythology is a sixth grade WIN class taught by Mrs.Thompson. In this class, they learn about greek mythology by doing multiple projects, reading Percy Jackson, performing a play, and drawing models. Mrs. Thompson said she chose this class because she finds it interesting and fun and so do the students. In this class, the students read Percy Jackson and act out a play based on that. Mrs. Thompson says Percy Jackson is about Perseus the Greek god, but the author put a modern spin on it by making him a regular kid with ADHD, who is actually a demigod. The students loved this topic. Many students said acting out the play or reading Percy Jackson was their favorite activity. They also drew
models for the book and many other Greek gods.
Mrs.Thompson and the students are looking forward
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Spill the Tea Please serve something good in the lunchroom! I think the school should be bigger because of how many new people we are getting, and how many teachers are complaining. It’s 2019; bullies, get over yourselves. People need to stop getting butt hurt over stupid stuff. I want to spill the tea about girls talking too much much. When the teacher tells you to do something, just do it; don’t say anything back! I realllllly dislike how my ex talks to my friends. Also, how much people talk too much. DROP THE DRAMA! We should have real chips like Takis; you would make good cash! I feel that it is unreasonable that people who get in fights have at least a week in ISS, but as soon as they get caught vaping, they only have 2 days max just to get out and start vaping again. Dillards doesn’t have the right size in my dress. The lunchroom lines are so long. I have no time to eat! Quit being so sensitive; take a joke. More creative writing assignments and less essays. A certain 8th grader is rude. I’m so scared for high school...but honestly WooWooWoo! During the third nine weeks, I killed Clarence the spider...sorry, Mrs. Carr. Why does Fender Goggans keep your braces on so long? It’s only for money! 8th grade field trip announcement coming SOON! – Actually, find it in this month’s edition.
I think that WLMS needs more security, not just officer Gillis. The teachers on the 100 hall don’t give out enough PBIS stamps. When you’re sleeping in class, when you’re not paying attention to the teacher, and when you’re texting and checking Snapchat in class, don’t complain about not understanding or wonder why you’re failing! Mrs. Slaughter is a MATH teacher, NOT an ELA teacher! And she’s the best teacher, and we are her favorite students! (Ella & Breanna)
Colossians 3:2 3 says, “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.” When Paul wrote this book, the book of Colossians, he is often times found talking about attitude and thanksgiving. I personally love this verse, because it reminds me of many things. It reminds be do give my best at everything I do, even though I don’t do that all the time. If my goal is to keep my room clean, which it should be, then I need to put forth my best effort to do that. Some people read this verse and pair it with their grades, or how they play on the ball field. One person that I always think about when I think of taking pride in something is Brayleigh Rowland. To her, her grades are extremely important, and so is her dance life. She dances for countless hours each week, and still keeps outstanding grades. Even though she is a great student and a great dancer, she never boasts about any of it. That is what God calls us to do, he wants us to work our hardest, and glorify him. Ephesians 2:8-9 says, “...and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God— not by your works, so that no one can boast.” God gives us everything we have, and he wants us to take a strong, divine pride in these things. We don’t deserve any of it, but he still willfully gives it all to us. We are asked to try hard in school, not to make our teachers and parents
look good, but to make a better future for ourselves. At school, we are asked to “...work heartily…” just like we are by God. Even though the verse from Colossians was written by Devotion Submissions can Paul, the Bible also says that “All scripture is God breathed.” It is imperative that we work be emailed to Mrs. Weeks hard and take pride in everything we do, whether it be cleaning our room, keeping good 5 or Mrs. Kemp or placed in grades, or playing on the ball field because with God, all things are possible. the Spill the Tea folders. FREE NEWSPAPER TEMPLATE DELIVERED BY WWW.EXTRANEWSPAPERS.COM
Raider Sports News
WLMS Tennis
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More Raider Sports News
Track Baseball Update
See Winning Season Pictures & Stats on The baseball team record is 12-1. Pages 8-10! They have won 10 straight games and are currently in first place with 5 regular season games left. The region tournament starts April 16. Hopefully, the team will continue to play at a high level and make it to the region championship game on April 18. Come out and support the baseball team. (Coach Thigpen)
Coaches: Girls Track – April Floyd Dudley Little League Opening Day Boys Track – Essence O’Neal
Opening Day at Southern Pines
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WINNING SEASON FOR
WLMS GIRLS & BOYS TRACK!
WLMS Girls Win Region Championship
When my body gets tired, my mind says, “This is where winners are made.” When my mind gets tired, my heart says, “This is where champions are made.”
From Coach Floyd: So proud of these girls for fighting hard through every adversity this season and coming out on top once again. You all have made me so proud of the growth you have made this year. Y’all make my job easy. Congrats on another REGION CHAMPIONSHIP!! #5peat
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WLMS Boys Track Place 2nd in Region
“Believe it, run it, throw it, jump it, practice it, We do this... We do this... We do this...to win it! Raiders on 3....RAIDERS!!!!”
From Coach O’Neal & Morris Wright (assistant): Congratulations to the boy’s track team for placing 2nd at region on March 27th. Our boys fought so hard to win but fell 2 points short of gaining 1st place against
Bleckley County. However, many guys met personal records, and some even broke a school record. Individual winners were Jaden Williams, who set the tone of the meet winning 1st place in discus with a throw of 129’
05 ”. He was only a half inch away from beating the school record of 129-05.50. Another 1st place winner was William Kellam in the 400 meter dash with a time of 56.48. Watkinzi Norris received 2nd place in high jump with 5 ft 2 inches, Russell Graham also received 2nd in long jump with 16 ft 10 inches, Johnny Williams obtain ed 2nd running and jumping the 110 hurdles with a time of 15.90, Nathan Abrams got 3rd place in the 800 meter run with 2:35, Sam Reeves received 3rd in both the 1 mile & 2 mile with times of 5.37 and 11:53, Emmanuel Kwarteng recieved 3rd place in discus with a throw of 104-07.50. Our 4x100 team consisting of DJ Taylor, Russell Graham, Johnny Williams, and William Kellam received 1st place with a time of 48.94. Those same runners ran the 4x400 relay and broke the school record with a time of 3:58.36! Many other athletes contributed to the team’s overall score. Thanks guys on helping us create a great season! Love ya!
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WLMS Track Stats
Girls track team score at 2019 region:
Boys track team score at 2019 region was 126 points:
Jaden Williams-12 Russell Graham-12 Sam Reeves-12 Johnny Williams-11 Emmanuel Kwarteng-11
William Kellam-11
Watkinzi Norris-8
Nathan Abrams-6
Malachi O’Neal-5
Quentin Clark-5
DJ Taylor-5
Kole Clark-4 Jayden Wilson-3 Gage Marion-2 Zion Stanley-1 DJ Johnny Russell William (4x100 & 4x400)- 10 & 8 points 10
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Congratulations! WLMS FFA Conduct of Chapter Meetings Team
Congratulations!
Floraculture Team
The West Laurens Middle FFA team placed first
in the Area 4 Conduct of Chapter Meetings Career Development Event (CDE). The team competed at the Area 4 CDE held at Southeastern Technical College on February 26, 2019. Team members include Sims Alligood, Kaci Butler, Rhett Cooper, Lyndsey Graham, Ava Smith, Ashtyn Soles, and Jayden Wilson. Their FFA advisor is Mrs. Hope Carter. The team will travel to the state competition held in Macon at the State FFA Convention in April and represent Area 4.
Carlee Jones Competes in the Sub-Area 4
FFA Creed Career Development Event
West Laurens Middle School FFA Team Competes in Area Poultry Evaluation Event
Ava Smith Places 2nd in Nursery/Landscape Career Development Event Central Region Floral Maci Brown, Piper Greene, Gracie Pounds, and Design Emily Surber
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3rd Nine Weeks Raider Rally
The 3rd Nine Weeks Raider Rally was held Friday, March 15. To be eligible, students must: (1) Have no discipline referrals, (2) Have 3 or less unexcused tardies, and (3) Have 2 or less unexcused absences.
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Other Happenings Around WLMS
Sims Alligood participated in an Area THANK YOU! CDE back in November. He Mr. Kenny Stewart speaks with 8th grade GA History students participated in the FFA Quiz. Sims about the Juvenile Justice System in Georgia. placed 1st overall and traveled to ABAC to compete at the state level where he earned 6th place.
St. Patrick’s Day Road Race Volunteers Haydn Harris did a fantastic job speaking to Annaliese West (6th grade), Ansley Smith (6th grade) the Laurens County Board of Education about and Keaton Brown. her increased reading abilities. Thanks to Mrs Lanetha Johnson for working with and leading this Raider.
Adam Wood’s Outdoor WIN class had a competition on aging live deer. Michaela Philips and Brayden Upshaw both aged 8 out Ms. Barbra Hadden’s WIN group read My Side of the of the 11 deer correctly and won their choice of Mountain. 100% passed the AR test. Great Job! turkey calls. Michaela picked a box call and Brayden chose a slate call.
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Congratulations, Alayna Hess! She has WLMS Majorettes read all 20 Georgia Book Award books. Ansleigh DeLaCruz & Lily Smith St. Patrick’s Parade 2019
Congratulations RESA Art Winners ! RESA Writing Winners Mrs. Jump’s 7th Grade Makerspace class Annette Ngwyen – 2nd Place Kanyon Nix – 2nd Place recently made Easter Cate Cowart - 4th place Ansleigh DeLaCruz: 2nd Place Baskets from paper!
How cute for Easter! Bryson Ortega: 2nd Place
Audrey McClain: 3rd Place
Benton Wood: 3rd Place Young Georgia Author District Winner!
Ellie Ruth Mullis 6th Grade Poem ”The Violin”
Mrs. Angie Slaughter’s class sent letters to the children’s hospital. RESA Math Winners Teams: 6th Grade: 1st Place 7th Grade: 3rd Place 8th Grade: 1st Place (tie with Bleckley)
Individual Winners: 6th grade: Sreeya Kavuri: 2nd Kathryn Bryan: 4th
7th Grade: Jennica Watson: 7th Rebecca Brantley: 8th Lily Collins: 9th
8th Grade: Brayleigh Rowland: 2nd Jayden Wilson: 5th 14William Kellam: 9th
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Relay for Life Kickoff Event
UPDATE!! Friday, April 26, 2019 3/27: $1864 (est.) 6:00 p.m.
***We are a LONG WAY Dublin High School Track from our goal! Please Give!***
WLMS Relay for Life Fundraiser Events! GOAL: $4000 ______
Coins for a Cure: One homeroom PER GRADE will have an opportunity to PIE one of our administrators.
Caps for a Cure: Each Friday in March, students may purchase stickers to wear a hat all day.
Champions for a Cure: Teachers can purchase a pass for $25 to wear jeans EVERY DAY during the month of March. See Mrs. Garnto for a pass.
Meeting Our Goal: If we meet our goal, students will receive a 20 minute EXTENDED break the Friday before Spring Break.
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Blue & White Dance
Friday, April 12, 2019 6:00 -9:00 $12.00 per person
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Dressing Up for the Blue and White Blue & White Music Requests 1. “Going Bad” by Meek Mill and Drake The Blue and White Dance is coming up Friday, 2. “Drip Too Hard” by Lil Baby 3. “No Hands” by Waka Flocka Flame April 12, and everyone is looking for the perfect 4. “Faucet Failure” by Ski Mask the outfit to wear. This dance is a semi -formal dance; Slump God however, many girls think it’s prom and go way 5. “Big Bank” by YG over the top with their dresses. First, when you are 6. “Bodak Yellow” by Cardi B looking for your dance dress, you have to make 7. “Cash War” by Gunna sure you’re within dress code. Your dress can’t be 8. “Bounce Back” by Big Sean 9. “Rake It Up” by Yo Gotti strapless, backless, and no two pieces are allowed. 10. “Only” by Nicki Minaj Guys can’t wear jeans or sho rts. Also, hats 11. “ZEZE” by Kodak Black shouldn’t be worn. When looking for your dress, 12. “Taste” by Tyga featuring Offset make sure you aren’t looking for a prom dress - 13. “Low” by Flo Rida those are too much for a middle school dance. 14. “Yes Indeed” by Lil Baby and Drake 15. “Lucid Dreams” by Juice WRLD Some styles to consider are knee length dresses, 16. “Purewater” by Migos and Mustard floral designs, pastel colors, sandals, and wedges. 17. “Money” by Cardi B Guys could wear khakis, plaid or solid color 18. “Mo Bamba” by Sheck Wes button-ups, bowties, suspenders, and Sperrys. 19. “Look Back At it” by A boogie Wit Da
Remember, dress up for the dance, but don’t be Hoodie 20. “Wow” by Post Malone extra with it.
(clean version of all of these songs)
Important Information ______Ticket sales will begin March 20-April 10th (Spring Break is included in this time.) TICKETS CAN ONLY BE PURCHASED FROM YOUR HOMEROOM TEACHER! Snacks and drinks will be provided. The Blue and White Ball is a semi - formal event. Wear your Sunday’s best. No strapless or backless dresses allowed. No 2-piece or form -fitted dresses allowed. Guys can wear khaki or dress pants. No jeans! No shorts! No hats! And no cell phones on the dance floor! Only current WLMS students may attend the dance. STUDENTS WHO HAVE THREE OR MORE DISCIPLINE REFERRALS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO ATTEND THE DANCE. (BUS OR SCHOOL REFERRALS)
Places to Dine Your Date
-Company Supply (478-353-1655, 11am-9pm, $15-$25) - Deano’s (478 -275- 1117, 11am -9pm, $15 -$25) - Salsa’s (478 -353-8685 & 478 -353-1655, 11am- 11pm,$10- $20) - Little Tokyo (478- 296-9228,5:30pm - 10:30pm, $20-$35) -Longhorn (478-275-2101,11am-11pm, $15-$25)
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St. Patrick’s Day Events
CELEBRATION OF DR. SEUSS Friday, March 2
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Looking For Something Fun To Do During Spring Break? Check Out These Super Fun Options!
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Theme parks:
- Six Flags: General admissions: $71.99, Children under 48”- $51.99, Children 2 & under- Free/
Hours: Sunday-Friday 10am-8pm and Saturday 10am-9pm/ Address: 275 Riverside Parkway Southwest, Austell, GA
- Wild Adventures: General admissions: adult (10-54)- $49.99, child (3-9)- $44.99, senior (55+)- $44.99/ Hours: Sunday-Thursday 10am-6pm, Friday 10am-7pm, and Saturday 10am- 8pm/ Address: 3766 Old Clyattville Rd, Valdosta, GA
Entertainment Complexes: - Rigby’s: Hours: Sunday-Thursday 11am-11pm & Friday-Saturday 10am-10pm/ Location: 2001 Karl Drive, Warner Robins, GA Prices - Laser Tag, Go-Karts, Mini Golf, Bowling $9 Monday-Friday skating
Before 5pm $11.50 with rental $8 own skates
After 5pm $12.50 with rental $9 own skates At midnight $13.50 with rental $10 own skates
- Sky Zone: Hours: Monday-Thursday 11am-8pm, Friday 11am- 10pm, Saturday 10am-10pm, Sunday 12pm-7pm/ Location: 245 Tom Hill Sr Blvd Suite 100B, Macon, Ga Prices- Easter Oreo Bark 60 minutes $14.99 per person Ingredients: ● 10 oz white chocolate chips 90 minutes $19.99 per person ● 4-5 oreos crushed 120 minutes $22.99 per person ● ½ cup Pastel M&Ms ● Candy Sprinkles Instructions: Escape Rooms: 1. Line an 8x8 pan with parchment paper - Situation Room: Hours: Monday- Wednesday (closed) and set aside 2. Melt white chocolate in microwave (in Thursday (Friday 4-10pm) 25 second intervals) Saturday (12-10pm) until smooth and pour into prepared
Sunday (2-6pm) pan 3. Sprinkle M&Ms and crushed Oreos on 427 Poplar St, Macon, Ga 31201 top of the chocolate Prices- $30 per person and press down so they stay. Add sprinkles - Escape Artist War Town: Hours: Monday-Thursday (closed) 4. Place pan into the freezer for about Friday (5-10pm) 10 minutes so the chocolate can harden Saturday (2-10pm) 5. Take out the pan and break apart the Sunday (2-7pm) bark with hands or
4993 Russell Pkwy Suite 340, Warner Robins, Ga 31088 warm knife *Oreo Bark will last for up to 7 days in Prices- ages 12+ $25 per person an airtight container.* 18
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SOME LAST MINUTE NEWS...
Mrs. Dunn’s Animal Science Class Disects EYEBALLS!
Find the Location of the 8th Grade Field Trip! S O D E H W G Y R R T R M Z I O H K I S T X H J F M S N G P Thursday, May 23 E J U F D K I C B I Leave at 8:15 from WLMS S W J H Q C B D Y K $20.00 due by Friday, May 3 Q U B O U A S U S S L D V A N V X L P D A Q T P Z Q J E D B Eligibility: V W Y Z G L D U Q U -No more than 2 referrals 19 X N L R M D A E U H -Passing ALL academic classes