AMMS Lions Roar
"Recognize the Roar"
Monday, April 19, 2021
Mr. Trey Martin, Principal
Dr. Mimi Gamel, 7th Grade Assistant Principal
Ms. Laurie Chans, 6th Grade Assistant Principal
Milestones Testing Information
Thank you to all the parents who completed the Milestones survey. At this time, the survey is closed and we are not processing any further requests.
If you chose for your student to complete testing in the evening, a letter will be sent explaining all the procedures for testing after school. For virtual students who are coming to test during the day, please plan to arrive at school on the testing days before 8:45 AM. Staff will be available in the front rotunda to help the virtual students get to their first period classes.
Virtual students can return home after testing. Parents will wait in the carpool line.
We are planning for a successful testing administration and look forward to seeing how well our students perform on these assessments.
Hat for the Cure Day Fundraiser for Student Council
FCS Technology Competition Finalists
We just received word as to how our students fared during the Fulton County Schools Technology Competition! The competition was held in a virtual setting this year, but that did not deter our students. They showed up and rocked it out!
With over 400 students participating, I am very proud of how our students scored, especially amid a pandemic. Many of our students have worked hard all semester on their projects during technology club or in Girls Who Code. Please see below for our final ratings. Students who placed first will now compete at the state level.
Grade - 6th
Productivity Design
1st Place - Akhilesh R. (6th)
Multimedia Apps
3rd Place - Riya K. (6th)
Video Production
3rd Place - Spoorthi K. (6th)
3rd Place – Ishaan K. (6th)
Grades 7th – 8th
3D Modeling
1st Place - 3D Modeling – Kalina B. (8th)
2nd Place - Ishaan A. (7th)
Animation
1st Place – Michelle L. (8th)
2nd Place - Bornini C. (8th)
3rd Place - Tara P. (8th)
Internet Applications
1st Place – Nameer S. (8th)
Productivity Design
1st Place – Sanjana U. (8th)
Video Production
1st Place - Pragya M. (7th)
Device Modification
2nd Place - Divij M. (8th)
Digital Game Design
2nd Place - Kylie K. (7th)
Digital Photo Production
2nd Place - Derek L. (7th)
3rd Place - Sam V. (7th)
Multimedia Apps
3rd Place - Susmita D. (7th)
Chance to Have Your Artwork on AMMS 2021-2022 Spiritwear!
Enter for a chance to have your artwork on AMMS 2021-2022 Spirit Wear
- All entries must be on 8.5’ x 11” paper (no notebook paper).
- Please include Autrey Mill Middle School or AMMS on design.
- All grades are invited to participate.
- Entries can be drawn, painted, or created digitally.
- NO glitter, sequins, felt or anything else glued to design.
- On the back of your entry in PENCIL include your name, grade, and Homeroom Teacher.
- All entries are due in the Spirit Wear folder in the front office no later than 5:00 p.m. on Friday, April 30, 2021
Georgia Milestones Information
Parents and Guardians,
In May, all students in Fulton County Schools will participate in the Georgia Milestones Assessments – the comprehensive assessment program for grade three through high school. The assessments cover English language arts/literacy and mathematics in grades three through eight. Science and Social Studies assessments will only be given in grades five and eight.
These exams are part of Georgia’s Milestones Assessment System, designed to provide information about how well students are mastering the state-adopted content standards.
The tests include a wide variety of questions such as multiple choice and constructed responses that require students to explain how they solve problems, think critically, and write analytically. These skills take time and effort to master, but students will need them to succeed in the future.
In Fulton County Schools, we see these tests as an academic checkup. Like class assignments and report cards, they are one gauge of student progress – one way to provide you and your child’s teachers with information about your child’s work toward the high goals we have set for our students.
To learn more about the Georgia Milestone Assessments click the link below:
EOG parent presentation recording
Milestones Testing will be competed on the student’s iPad between May 3rd and May 14th for face to face students. Virtual students will be given the opportunity to test in the evening at school, beginning at 4:30 p.m., if they do not feel comfortable coming into the school during the school hours to take the test.
Monday May 3rd, - Science/EOC Science – sections 1 & 2 (8th grade only)
Tuesday, May 4th – Social Studies – sections 1 & 2 (8th grade only)
Wednesday, May 5th - Makeup day
Thursday, May 6th – Math – section 1 (6th, 7th and 8th grades)
Friday, May 7th – Math – section 2 (6th, 7th, and 8th grades)
Tuesday, May 11th – ELA – section 1 (6th, 7th and 8th grades)
Wednesday, May 12th – ELA – section 2 (6th, 7th and 8th grades)
Thursday, May 13th – ELA – section 3 (6th, 7th and 8th grades)
Friday, May 14th and Monday, May 17th – make-up days
It is important that students charge their iPads every night. Testing will begin promptly at 8:55 a.m. and conclude around 10:45 a.m. There will be an adjusted schedule on testing days.
If you have any questions regarding these assessments, please contact Anita Erickson at ericksona@fultonschools.org.
Attention Students, Parents and Staff - Library Book Deadline TODAY
Due to the library’s renovation occurring this summer, we need all physical books back to the library no later than April 19th.
Students still have access to ebooks and audiobooks 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through Sora. These books remain active throughout the summer months as well.
Thank for helping us prepare and organize for packing up the library!

Updated PTA Nominees for Board Positions

Approved Absences
6th Grade Laurie Chans, chansl@fultonschools.org
7th Grade Dr. Mimi Gamel, gamel@fultonschools.org
8th Grade Anita Erickson, ericksona@fultonschools.org
Virtual Summer School Opportunities


Dress Code - Warm Weather is Coming Soon!
- All students shall dress appropriately so as not to interfere with or disrupt the education program.
- Bare midriffs, tank tops and see-through clothing are not acceptable.
- Shorts and skirts that are any shorter than mid-thigh are not permitted.
Designated dress for specific school activities approved by the Principal shall be acceptable. The Principal or other authorized school official shall determine whether any particular mode of dress results in a violation of the spirit and/or intent of this rule.
Student COVID-19 Report Portal Updates

Community News
Attention Parents of Rising 9th Graders!
Johns Creek High School PTSA is looking for some awesome parents to donate their time to better our school and support our students. We have worked hard in recent years to smooth the transition for new members in order to make our positions easier, manageable and appealing to EVERYONE. Whether you work full time, part time, or are a stay at home parent, we have opportunities that work for all of you.
We are currently looking for:
· Board members for the 2021-2022 school year. Board Positions are a 2 year commitment.
· Committee chairs and committee members for the 2021-2022 school year.