1000 Columbus Road * Aliceville, AL  35442 *  Phone 205-373-6900

Mr. Fred Young, Principal

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Important Dates: 2011-2012

4th Six Weeks ends Feb. 17, 2012

Report Cards out Feb.23, 2012

Martin L. King Holiday - Jan. 16

Presidents Day - Feb. 20, 2012

Weather day/Holiday

Spring Break - Mar.26-30, 2012

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Parents, take part in our AMS Monthly Poll!!  Just click on this link:

AMS Parent Poll

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Use our library catalog, Destiny, and lots of useful links!

Aliceville Elementary/Middle Library Catalog

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2011-2012 Awards

3rd Six Weeks

Top Readers - Accelerated Reader

1. Amber Gibson

2. Yakira Barnes

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Parent's Page

The following are links to online software provided for your child by Aliceville Middle School and Pickens County Schools.  They can be used by your child at home to help them achieve higher academic levels!!  These programs are already being used at school. Please urge your child to use them at home. 

Ticket to Read

V-Math Live

Skills Tutor

Study Island

Accelerated Reader Home Connect

Alabama Virtual Library

Announcements

Look at our 2011-12 Accelerated Reader Points!

 

AMS's Best: November

Mrs. Addie Hill    Mrs. Addie Hill  was chosen as “Teacher of the Month at Aliceville Middle School for the month of November .   She has been a devoted teacher at AMS for 29 years.  She teaches Reading, Social Studies, Language and Science.  During her tenure at AMS, the Reading SAT scores in the 5th grade have remained at a high level.  She is dedicated to her work and expects nothing less than the best for her students.  Mrs. Hill’s goal as a teacher is to get the maximum potential out of all of her students.  Her favorite motto is “If you believe it, you can achieve it.”  Mrs. Hill is married to Barry B. Hill and they have three children, Tony, Kim and Barry Jr.  She also has three grandchildren.  She is a member of New Canaan Baptist Church in Aliceville.  Mrs. Makia B. Plott Mrs. Makia B. Plott was chosen as the Non-Certified Staff for the month of November. She is the physical education assistant at Aliceville Middle School.  Mrs. Plott has taught certified physical education for the Pell City School System and at Aliceville High School. She has also worked in special education in the Pell City School System and at Aliceville Elementary School. Ms. Plott attended Jacksonville State University on a Cross Country and Track Scholarship. She graduated from JSU with a Bachelor’s degree in Recreation Administration with a minor in Physical Education. Ms. Plott is currently pursuing her Master’s Degree in education and her teaching certification in physical education. Ms. Plott is a member of Pi Tau Zeta’s Graduate Chapter (Stillman College) of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. She is also a member of Infant Baptist Church, Carrollton, Alabama. She is married to Coach Patrick Plott (Pickens County High School). They have 5 children: Cecilia, Cordell, Jalen, Peyton, and Taylor, and a grandson named Mason.  Ms. Plott enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and being actively involved in sports. Ms. Carol Ellis  Ms. Carol Ellis  is our Volunteer for the month of November.  She is the daughter of the late Susie Mae Ellis and Early Lee (Jack) Little both of Aliceville.  She has three children, Alexis-16, Nicholas-12, and Arlando-4.  Her finance is Donnail Hughes of Aliceville.  She is a member of the New Wright Missionary Baptist Church in Aliceville.  She is a bus driver for the Pickens County Board of Education and has been driving the Aliceville area students for 6 ½ years.  She loves her job and enjoys caring for her children on the bus.  She also is active in the Aliceville Youth Football league and Aliceville Youth Cheerleaders.  She enjoys shopping, singing, taking trips, and hanging out with friends.

Tyderious Howard Tyderious Howard, the son of Choncetia Crowell and Will Howard, was chosen as the 5th Grade Student of the Month for November.    He enjoys football, basketball, baseball, and hunting, and his favorite food is a bacon cheeseburger.  Math and reading are his favorite subjects.    His favorite quote is “Ahh Man.”   He goes to church at Spirit and Truth Church.  He also sings in the choir at church and is a very respectful young man who loves to be with his grandmother and spend time with his family.  Latavia Young Latavia Young, the daughter of Nabia Young and Kenneth Duncan, was chosen as the 6th Grade Student of the Month for November.    She enjoys talking and having fun with her family and friends.   Her favorite food is hot wings, and her favorite subject is reading.  Her favorite quote is “You never know what you can do until you try.”  She attends church at New Cumberland PC Church. Halle Knox   Halle Knox, the daughter of Jill Noland and Cedric Knox, was chosen as the 7th Grade Student of the Month for November.   Her hobbies include playing softball.  Her favorite food is turkey and rice, and her favorite subject is science.  Her favorite quote is “Oh’ Really”.   She attends church at Mt. Hebron Church and her plans are to become a nurse one day.  Tanita Crowell Tanita Crowell, the daughter  of  Tamy Crowell and Malcolm Taylor, was chosen as the 8th Grade Student of the Month for November.   Her hobbies include talking on the phone, shopping, and hanging out with friends.  Her favorite food is chicken.  Her favorite subject is science and her favorite quote is “Always strive for the best” and “A man who stands for nothing falls for anything.”  She attends church at New Canaan Baptist Church and is active in the youth choir, junior usher board and youth board.  She is a member of the Beta Club and loves to sing, dance, and spend time with family. She aspires to become a doctor one day.  She also loves watching Alabama football, “Roll Tide Roll”.

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