Fall | Winter | Spring |
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Soccer | Boys' Basketball | Boys' Track |
Football | Girls' Basketball | Girls' Soccer |
Volleyball | Wrestling | Boys' Baseball |
Girls' Track | Girls' Softball |
A number of athletic endeavors are available to students at Albritton MS.
We believe that the athletic program is a very important part of the Albritton MS curriculum. Our coaches give many hours of their time in the evening to work with students. However, they cannot supervise students for extended periods of time beyond the scheduled practice sessions.
All AMS students who participate in sports must be picked up promptly following practice sessions. Coaches are not on duty status after the close of the sessions, but will remain for fifteen minutes following the practice to ensure that all students are supervised.
We realize that emergencies arise, therefore students will be allowed 2 exceptions to the policy. Students left after the 15 minute grace period more than two times will be removed from the team.
This policy will be enforced at Albritton to ensure the safety of all students who participate in sports events. NO student should be left unsupervised on school grounds.
Coaches will dismiss practice sessions promptly so that parents will not have to wait. Dismissal times for each sport are listed below.
Sport | Dismissal Time |
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Wrestling | 5:00 pm |
Baseball | T, TH, F 5:20pm W 4:20pm |
Girls' Basketball | 5:00 pm |
Track | M, T, TH 5:00pm W, F 4:30pm |
Soccer | T, TH, F 5:00pm W 4:00pm |
Softball | T, TH, F 5:15pm W 4:15pm |
Volleyball | 5:00 pm |
Football | 5:30 pm (except during tryouts) |
Boys' Basketball | 5:00 pm Mondays: 5:30 pm |
AMS Programming and Gaming Club is an opportunity to enhance your academic skills while participating in fun activities. In the AMS Programming and Gaming Club students take part in exciting educational games. Members form teams to develop innovative computer programming skills. AMS Programming and Gaming Club provide students time to interact and enhance communication, teamwork, and develop various basic skills necessary for college and career success. Programming and Gaming Club can be performed virtually by allowing students to build programs and play games online. Students can meet together in virtual communities to collaborate within Google Chat Rooms and Google Meets monitored by the club advisor. Monday and Tuesday are the meeting dates.
Meeting Time: 1515 - 1600
Meeting Days: Monday,Tuesday
Open To: All students
AVID, Advancement Via Individual Determination, is a yearlong elective class in which students dedicate themselves to college readiness and awareness. AVID provides academic support by conducting in class group tutorial sessions to include tutors twice a week. AVID reinforces reading elements, writing skills, note-taking techniques, test-taking tips, as well as the importance of time-management. AVID also emphasizes the art of team building and organizational skills. Students are taught critical thinking terms, along with the steps in the inquiry process. AVID students explore the campuses of various local colleges and universities throughout the school year.
Open To: 2.0 - 3.5 GPA, scores between the 50th and 80th percentiles on the TerraNova, receives a teacher and/or administrator recommendation, and desires to obtain college/career awareness and readiness
Additional Info: Regular class schedule times
Math Counts provides engaging math programs to US middle school students of all ability levels to build confidence and improve attitudes about math and problem solving. We will meet twice a week to practice math problems and play math games. We will participate in a competition in February. It is a lot of fun and I look forward to everyone joining! Math Counts can be done both virtually and in-person. While we are remote, we will set up a Google Classroom for Math Counts with a Google Meet code to virtually meet with students to practice the math problems. We will meet Tuesday and Wednesday each week at 3:15-4:00. (Once we transition back to the building we will meet Tuesday and Thursday 3:15-4:00.)
Term: All Year
Meeting Time: 15:15-16:00
Meeting Days: Wednesday,Tuesday
Open To: All Students
Club Ketchup will meet every Monday at 3:15-4:00 pm. While meeting virtually, students will get assistance with prioritizing current and past due assignments. Students will have an opportunity to ask questions and get additional time to complete assignments. I also will work with classroom teachers to assist students who may have been absent, need a test read aloud and/or etc.
Term: All Year
Meeting Time: 15:15-16:00
Meeting Days: Monday
Open To: All Students
Students can receive help on math topics and receive extra practice with these topics as needed. Students are encouraged to bring an assignment or topic they are working on. If you are interested, please contact Mr. Mulier.
Term: All Year
Meeting Time: 15:15-16:00
Meeting Days: Tuesday,Thursday
Open To: All Students