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Important Procedure: We cannot release students from 2:20pm - 2:40pm. There is far too much traffic and communication at this time to accommodate the volume of requests. If your student has an appointment, then please pick them up before this window.
Attendance and Tardies: This week, 62% of our students recorded 0 tadies. 36% of our students had perfect attendance. LaMyah and Jaxson were our winners for last week's drawing!
We are a fish and shellfish restrictive school. No fish or shellfish products are permitted at school. We will always support the safety of our Eagles. As a result of a couple Eagles having serious fish and shellfish allergies, we are officially a fish and shellfish restrictive school. Do not bring fish and shellfish products to school such as tuna fish and sushi.
We are excited to announce that the Social Studies Department will welcome the City of Westland’s 18th District Court on Tuesday, September 15, in celebration of Constitution Day!
This unique learning opportunity will allow our 7th and 8th grade students to experience the judicial branch of our government in action. Students will have the opportunity to observe live court proceedings and participate in a question-and-answer session with both of our local judges.
Please check out all of the information below, and don't hesitate to reach out to the Front Office with questions!
In this newsletter, you will find observations from the previous week, important dates ahead, and newsworthy announcements!
It may be a good idea to pack your kids extra socks in their backpacks since we have some soggy days coming up! |
Hi Eagles parents!
It’s that time of the year when 6th and 7th grade students will choose which electives they are interested in taking next year. At this time, we are asking parents/guardians to review the Course Description Guide with their student and discuss which electives they are interested in taking next year. Below is the schedule when Counselors will be in classrooms for students to rank their electives in order of preference. Due to a variety of factors, not every elective will be offered at Adams next school year, however, we make every effort to place students in their top elective choices. Schedules are not finalized until late August, so this is the first step in the six month scheduling process.
This past weekend, over 30 students participated in the regional competition for National History Day. Out of that group, Adams Middle School is sending 24 students to the State competition!
The next competition is the State Competition, held at Saginaw Valley University on April 25th, 2026, from 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM. The top two qualifiers in each category will earn the opportunity to represent the state of Michigan against 50 other states and 4 territories at the National Competition in Maryland at the University of Maryland. Last year, we brought home our first National Award Winner, and we are so excited for your child to be the next one!
Parents and Teachers, this achievement could not have happened without your support and encouragement. We truly appreciate all that you do to help our students succeed.
It's that time of the year when 6th and 7th grade students will choose which electives they are interested in taking next year. At this time, we are asking parents/guardians to review the Course Description Guide with their student and discuss which electives they are interested in taking next year. Below is the schedule when Counselors will be in classrooms for students to rank their electives in order of preference. Due to a variety of factors, not every elective will be offered at Adams next school year, however, we make every effort to place students in their top elective choices. Schedules are not finalized until late August, so this is the first step in the six month scheduling process.
- March 3rd - 8th Grade Parent Night @ Wayne Memorial (more below)
- March 4th - High School counselors visit Adams
- March 5th - 5th Grade Parent Night @ Adams
- March 7th - National History Day - Regionals in Detroit
NEWSLETTER: AMS News - March 2, 2026