
Day 1 of Middle School Girls’ Basketball Camp! The future is bright for the Sullivan Lady Redskins! #onetribe


Summer basketball for our Middle School Girls’ Basketball team kicks off this Monday, June 4th with a week full of camp! Camp will be held every day 10am-12pm...it’s not too late to sign up!!
Following camp, open gyms will run until the end of July. Attached is the summer open gym schedule and these are open to any 6th-8th grade girl interested in playing basketball!


Middle school hoops at camp


On May 23rd, Sullivan Middle School held our annual Award Program. During the program, we honored our 8th Grade Class, Scholastic Bowl Team, Yearbook Staff, Singers Jr, Band, Interact Club, Student Council, Eco Team, One Book One Sullivan, Reading Redskin competition winners, Breakfast of Champions honorees, and gave out several individual awards. Congratulations to Skyla Palmer and Ben Bushue for earning the John Ruscin Award, Katie Honchell for earning the Rick Martin Service Award, and Maddie Hopper and Sydney Williamson for being the first ever recipients of the Patriot Award. Thank you for a great year Sullivan Middle School. #OneTribe

The SMS teachers once again dominated the end of the year Banana Race with a final score of 95 points. Special thanks to McDonald's and The Sullivan Bakery for donating to the event, and your continuous support of our schools.

5th graders teamed up with Mr. Roger’s 8th graders to learn about the parts of a frog while the 8th graders studied for their upcoming test! Such a fun experience!



5th graders teamed up with Mr. Roger’s 8th graders to learn about the parts of a frog while the 8th graders studied for their upcoming test! Such a fun experience!

Sullivan Middle School will hold its annual Award Program Wednesday morning at 9:15 in the SMS gym. We will recognize our 8th graders along with several other clubs and organizations and presenting a few awards for the year. Parents are welcome to attend.

The Sullivan Middle School Track team was recognized for their accomplishments this morning. Alec Keller and Natalie Turnbaugh earned the Joe Marks awards for their respective teams. #OneTribe

Sullivan Middle School will continue collecting student iPads on Tuesday. Students who turned in their iPads today but did not have their charger may turn their charger in tomorrow to avoid being charged to replace it.

In Mrs. Wade's 8th Gr Algebra the final project is to create a picture using functions studied this year. Each picture represents at least 20 equations, 6 types of functions, and a lot of hard work!

In Mrs. Wade's 8th Gr Algebra the final project is to create a picture using functions studied this year. Each picture represents at least 20 equations, 6 types of functions, and a lot of hard work!

SMS recognized 9 students at their Breakfast of Champions on Wednesday, May 16th. Students were recognized for their academics and positive behavior inside and outside of the classroom. Those recognized were Riley Adams, Tori Turnbaugh, Lilly Null, Paul Bates, Sammantha Montague, Lane Richardson, Ben Bushue, Lara Herschberger, and Alexis Simmons.

5th grade is off to Sky Zone and excited to say the least! #onetribe


SMS took nine students to Six Flags last Thursday to reward them for their hard work this year. Ten students earned the privilege by having perfect attendance, no discipline referrals and making honor roll for the year. The ten students who achieved this were Draven Bolin, Sienna Casteel, Joann Mathias, Alaina Moore, Madaline Probus, Hannah Righter, Chloe Smith, Alexis Swaim, Luke Waelde and Braden Wilson. Special thanks to the Sullivan McDonalds for donating breakfast to the students on our way out of town, and to the Lee Robinson Charitable Fund for the grant money to pay for the trip.


Several SMS teachers decided to take advantage of the wonderful weather on Friday by having a "No Tech" day of instruction at Wyman Park.

Mrs. Hendry brought her 4th graders to check out the worms the 8th graders dissected. They had a worm compost in their room all year. It also helped the 8th graders prepare for their quiz.








SMS students in 6th grade accelerated and 7th grade math compared the theoretical to the experimental probability of drawing a certain color from m&m packets

SMS students in 6th grade accelerated and 7th grade math compared the theoretical to the experimental probability of drawing a certain color from m&m packets

Mrs.Garrett’s 6th graders prepare slides and investigate the amount of water in plants.
