Last week, AMS held its annual Veterans Day Program. Students and staff invited family members and community guests to a special performance honoring the men and women who have served our country. Speakers included students, staff, and the Mayor, and the event featured performances by both the band and choir.
We are honored to host this program each year and grateful for everyone who joined us in celebrating our veterans.
We are honored to host this program each year and grateful for everyone who joined us in celebrating our veterans.
Can you believe weāre already approaching the official countdown to Christmas?
Our creative district administrative assistant, Karen Parker, has crafted a clever wreath for the Annual Angola Chamber of Commerce auction.
The lucky bidder on the MSDSC wreath will not only take home this fun, festive creation, but will also receive a backpack filled with Angola Hornet goodiesāincluding several shirts, a water bottle, and more!
Our creative district administrative assistant, Karen Parker, has crafted a clever wreath for the Annual Angola Chamber of Commerce auction.
The lucky bidder on the MSDSC wreath will not only take home this fun, festive creation, but will also receive a backpack filled with Angola Hornet goodiesāincluding several shirts, a water bottle, and more!
Yesterday, an extended power outage affected much of the community, including Hendry Park Elementary. The administration responded quickly to ensure students were safe and received lunch as planned. Afterward, students were transported to Angola Middle School, where they were able to work on homework, relax, or watch a movie.
The teachers and staff from Hendry Park did an outstanding job keeping students calm, cared for, and supervised until parents arrived or dismissal time. The AMS front office also stepped in to handle the many incoming calls throughout the day.
We are proud to be part of such a supportive and dedicated school community.
The teachers and staff from Hendry Park did an outstanding job keeping students calm, cared for, and supervised until parents arrived or dismissal time. The AMS front office also stepped in to handle the many incoming calls throughout the day.
We are proud to be part of such a supportive and dedicated school community.
Ryan Park First Graders had some amazing visitors on Veteran's Day! We were visited by the Daughters of the American Revolution. They shared information with us regarding Veteran's Day and important Americans such as Betsy Ross, Henry Spyker and his wife Mrs. Spyker. There is a Pokagon chapter if anyone is interested and there are monthly meetings as well! Thank you so much for coming!
Today, and every day, we pause to express our deepest gratitude to the men and women who have served our country. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice have protected the freedoms we enjoy and the opportunities our students have today.
We especially want to recognize and thank the veterans who serve within our schools ā as teachers, staff members, parents, and volunteers. Your continued commitment to our students and community is an inspiration. You exemplify leadership, service, and integrity, and we are grateful for the example you set every day.
From all of us at MSDSC, thank you for your service to our nation and your ongoing service to our students.
We especially want to recognize and thank the veterans who serve within our schools ā as teachers, staff members, parents, and volunteers. Your continued commitment to our students and community is an inspiration. You exemplify leadership, service, and integrity, and we are grateful for the example you set every day.
From all of us at MSDSC, thank you for your service to our nation and your ongoing service to our students.
AMS Veteran's day program information!!
We looked at the forecast for tonight and there is a possibility of snow in the area. If we have a two hour delay or school closure tomorrow, we will move the breakfast and performance to Thursday
Delay Alert: All MSDSC schools are on a 2-hour delay today, Nov 10, 2025, due to slick roads.
Start times:
ā¢ Elementary & AMS ā 9:55 AM
ā¢ AHS ā 10:00 AM
Stay safe ā see you soon!
Start times:
ā¢ Elementary & AMS ā 9:55 AM
ā¢ AHS ā 10:00 AM
Stay safe ā see you soon!
Congratulations!
Pleasant Lake Montessori students invited local veteran's to breakfast and a special Veterans Day program today. Students sang in their class groups then select students presented original works in solo and small group performances. After the program, students received a special treat when a local veteran brought in MREs for them to explore and even sample firsthand.
Angola Middle School invites all Veterans and community members to join us as we honor those who have served.
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Tuesday, November 11
š 9:00 a.m.
š AMS Gymnasium
Last night, families gathered at Angola High School to celebrate the induction of 42 new students into the National Honor Society, bringing the total number of NHS members to 74. These students exemplify the core values of scholarship, leadership, service, and character, and have pledged to continue demonstrating these qualities in their school and community.
Congratulations to all of our NHS members! We look forward to seeing the great things your future holds.
Congratulations to all of our NHS members! We look forward to seeing the great things your future holds.
If you have not yet had the opportunity to see the Angola Marching Hornetsā state-qualifying show, Thursday is your chance! The band will host a community show at the high school stadium at 6:30 p.m. See you there!
Keeping students motivatedāespecially when it comes to testingācan be a challenge. Our schools are always finding creative ways to reward student achievement. Earlier this month, Carlin Park students who earned top test scores got a chance to duct tape Vice Principal Vonderau to the wall. She stuckāat least for a moment!
Fall is the perfect time to get outside and play, and students in Ms. Shollās classes took full advantage of the season by learning the exciting game of ultimate frisbee! Ms. Sholl introduced the rules, demonstrated different types of throws, and gave students plenty of time to practice their new skills. It was learning, fun, and fitness all rolled into one great class! š„āØ
November's Ask a Therapist Live is coming up fast on November 11. Got burning questions about parenting, relationships, or your child's well-being?
Join us for Ask a Therapist Live with our renowned family therapist, Dr. Kevin Skinner. Participants anonymously submit questions to receive thoughtful, personalized answers.
Tuesday, November 11; 8pm Eastern / 5pm Pacific
Register at this link https://cookcenter.info/ATLNov11
Go to our website for more information: https://www.msdsteuben.k12.in.us/page/parentguidanceorg
šāāļøšāāļø Congratulations to our Cross Country teams! š
Weāre so proud of our athletes for representing Angola High School at the State Meet and wrapping up an incredible season against steep competition. Special shoutout to Summer Ross for finishing 88th and Gavin Cook for placing 95thāoutstanding performances!
Way to represent our school with pride, determination, and heart! šš¤
Weāre so proud of our athletes for representing Angola High School at the State Meet and wrapping up an incredible season against steep competition. Special shoutout to Summer Ross for finishing 88th and Gavin Cook for placing 95thāoutstanding performances!
Way to represent our school with pride, determination, and heart! šš¤
U.S. News & World Report has released its newest school rankings, and weāre proud to share that Ryan Park Elementary and Angola Middle School achieved the highest rankings in our county! These results reflect our districtās ongoing commitment to excellence, continuous improvement, and strong support for our staff and students. Way to go, team!
For the full list of rankings, visit U.S. News & World Report.
Angola High School sent the State-qualifying Boys Cross Country Team and Girls individual qualifier off in style! ššāāļøšāāļø
The morning began with a spirited walk through the high school halls, as students cheered and the band played the school song. After photos and plenty of encouragement, the runners boarded the bus bound for Terre Haute and the State meet. Of course, the send-off wouldnāt be complete without a few celebratory loops around the mound!
Good luck, Hornets! Weāre proud of you! šš
The morning began with a spirited walk through the high school halls, as students cheered and the band played the school song. After photos and plenty of encouragement, the runners boarded the bus bound for Terre Haute and the State meet. Of course, the send-off wouldnāt be complete without a few celebratory loops around the mound!
Good luck, Hornets! Weāre proud of you! šš
The Angola Middle School Lighthouse Team designed a positive message mural featuring artwork from each student. A wonderful reminder of the creativity and unity in our school community!
What do you want to be when you grow up?
A question Miss Hartman asked each of her students. They couldnāt take 18 field trips to visit the different professions, but Miss Hartman could send flat kindergarteners into the world to āworkā and report back. The class was so excited today when they finally got to see the flat kindergartenerās adventures!
Visit the link below to see everything the flat kindergarteners got to do!
https://bit.ly/Helpers2025
A question Miss Hartman asked each of her students. They couldnāt take 18 field trips to visit the different professions, but Miss Hartman could send flat kindergarteners into the world to āworkā and report back. The class was so excited today when they finally got to see the flat kindergartenerās adventures!
Visit the link below to see everything the flat kindergarteners got to do!
https://bit.ly/Helpers2025
