The raku firing process is an ancient technique that was discovered in Korea, but was refined by the Japanese during the 16th century and finally brought to the United States by ceramic artist Paul Soldner in the 1950’s. […]
Spanish IV students recently got the chance to practice making hand made tortillas and pico de gallo. They have been studying families and relationships and how the Hispanic cultures take time to make many recipes from scratch.
The 6-8th grade social studies teachers are incorporating 4 DBQ units into their curriculum this year. What is a DBQ? DBQ stands for Document Based Questions. The social studies team has partnered with a group called “The DBQ […]
The ADM School District is auctioning some surplus equipment on GovDeals, an online government auction website. Please use the link below to view the current auctions: https://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.AdvSearchResultsNew&searchPg=Classic&inv_num=&category=00&kWord=&kWordSelect=2&sortBy=ad&agency=4148&state=&country=&locID=&timing=bySimple&locationType=state&timeType=&timingWithin=1
The Family and Consumer Science Prostart Class has been demonstrating how to use a variety of herbs and spices in their cooking. Recently, one group created their own taco seasoning rather than using the typical store bought packet. […]
On October 4th, the students and staff at DeSoto Intermediate School participated in the statewide initiative called The Healthiest State Walk. This 1K walk brings an added focus to making healthy choices in our everyday lives. During the […]
In journalism classes, students will have the opportunity to learn from an expert in the field at least once a month, in an area directly related to the industry. This month’s guest speaker, Carrie Krupke, a professional photographer […]
Student Council is an exciting opportunity for ADM Middle Schoolers to be involved in their school and to develop leadership skills. This year there were 24 students elected; six 8th graders, six 7th graders and twelve 6th graders. […]
As part of their classroom culture, students in Mrs. Basinger’s classes share Good News to begin every class. This starts the class off on a positive note, allows for students to get to know each other, and provides […]
On Friday, September 8th, the 6th graders had the pleasure of welcoming Dallas Chief Eagle, through Dallas County Conservation, into our school. He and his daughter taught the students about Native American culture and hoop dancing. Students had […]