Emma C. Attales Middle School Newspaper
By Dylan S. Staff Writer This school year has been exciting, interesting and downright odd. We’ve had our ups, we’ve had our downs, and we’ve had everything in between. Now that we are nearing the end, the Good Wolf has compiled a number of events that occurred this year to make a year-in-review. Aladdin Jr. […]
By Mariam M. Staff Writer On Friday, Mar. 10, 2023, eighth-grade students had their first meeting with their first-grade buddies. This was part of SEL, or social emotional learning. During the meeting, eighth-graders asked the first-graders some introductory questions to get to know our buddies better. Absecon School District Literacy Coach Dr. Horner organized this […]
By Talia M. and Chrissy D. Staff Writers All eligible eighth graders will be going on a trip to Smithville Inn on Friday, May 26. This is an annual trip that the eighth graders have a chance to enjoy before going off to high school. In order to prepare, students were given a permission slip which […]
By Kathleen D. Staff Writer Emma C. Attales Middle School now has its own school softball team. The team has nine talented players: Kathleen D., Mariam M., Alexa K., Jaiden C., Jade A., Ava C., Ava M., Hannah O., Lilli P., Luna T., Victoria W., and our managers Lilli C. and London T.! The coaches, […]
By Talia M. Staff Writer In honor of March Madness, the 8th Grade team had a poetry competition. Students from each 8th Grade English Language Arts (ELA) class had three winners. Each of the winners competed with other ELA classes. Narrowing it down to the semifinals, it was Maddie C. versus Carson N. and Kathleen […]
By Vincent Z. Staff Writer More Friendly’s locations should open up in South Jersey because i really want to try their sundaes and fribbles. And it’s also one of the only ice cream brands that my brother can eat (he’s allergic to tree nuts). The other is Turkey Hill. I’ve tried the store-bought version of […]
By Vincent Z. Staff Writer These are my and Mrs. Hodgens’s experiences at The Exchange Food Hall, which closed recently. I went to the Mochi Ring doughnut shop and my brother and I got to try Korean hot dogs for the first time. My parents got fish from La Tia, a Latin place there. Here […]
By Talia M. Staff Writer On March 8 and 9, Mr. Broomhead’s 8th Grade High Ability English class read to the Marsh Elementary School students. The Attales Middle School class was put into groups and read a book to everyone’s class. In the beginning of each class, students were instructed to put their names on […]
By Alexa K. Staff Writer In 1517, a man named Martin Luther wrote 95 Theses, or problems, that he had with the church. I took inspiration from him and decided to write about my issues with my school, as well as offering suggestions. First, CAP at the end of the day is much more beneficial […]
By Ava H. Staff Writer Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie wrote an astonishing 80 novels, but some people wouldn’t recognize the title of one of her books or even her name. Agatha Christie was born on Sept. 15, 1890. She was the youngest of three children, born to a wealthy middle class family. Christie had […]