
Congratulations to our September Students of the Month!! We are proud of your hard work, positive behavior, and leadership. 😄 Thank you, Texas Roadhouse of Valdosta, for treating these students to a delicious lunch!







The Culinary Crusaders (fall groups) met for the first time this month and learned about kitchen safety, procedures, and knife skills. They sliced, diced, julienned, shredded, grated--and even learned to chiffonade! Of course delicious food was prepared: Turkey Veggie Wraps and No Bake Cookie Balls! Just 40 kids, having a blast! 🍗🥗🍪











Dr. Sherman's students engaged in a lively game of math musical chairs, which combined physical activity with mathematical challenges. Each chair had a math question attached, and those who sat down had to solve the problem before they could continue playing. This creative lesson not only made learning math concepts enjoyable but also encouraged teamwork and quick thinking. 🪑







When the student becomes the teacher! Mrs. Herman's Georgia Studies students led a review of the Siege of Savannah and the Battle at Kettle Creek.







Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Herb's classes enjoyed working outdoors on expository techniques task cards!








PGM's Fellowship of Christian Athletes is thankful for the wonderful turnout they had yesterday morning at See You at the Pole. They are grateful for all who assisted at the event and especially those students involved in leading small prayer groups. #FCA







Thanks to all who attended our parent night! We love having families in the building. 😊








Mrs. Martin’s classes completed a levels of organization gallery walk to begin their body systems unit.





8th grade ELA students read and analyzed an article about Alexander Hamilton's early life struggles and impact. 📖









We're proud of our PGM students on the One Lowndes competition cheer squad! We hope they have a great rest of the season. 📣


Yesterday, Mr. Canelon's students were introduced to "Levels of Organization" from atoms all the way to the biosphere. Students identified various examples of each level and then played a stacking game that used cups to symbolize each level of organization. #STEM






Students in 9th grade physical science participated in a states of matter lab where they investigated if oobleck was a solid or liquid. #STEM



We're finding readers everywhere at PGM today! 📚 Students, remember to log your minutes on Beanstack. There's still a few weeks left in our first nine weeks challenge! #GeorgiaReads #PGMreads









Mrs. Justice's class kicked off Georgia Reads Day with a visit to the media center to check out new books and read! #GeorgiaReads #PGMreads






Ms. Stott’s class took their expository writing outdoors, enjoying the fresh air and using the sunshine to energize their minds and inspire creativity! ☀️ ✏️



Fellowship of Christian Athletes had a great turnout this morning!


Coach Thomas and Coach Lale showed up twinning on this happy Friday! 🏈


Minecraft Club is working hard to build a model of the PGM media center and Commons in Minecraft. 🎮



Ms. Howard's 7th grade social studies classes have been learning about different ethnic and religious groups in SW Asia. Students are working in teams to present information they've learned about individual groups.🌍










Ms. Overman’s class worked on identifying processes rocks go through to change form! 🪨 #STEM

