On Friday, March 13th, Sangaree Middle hosted the Special Olympics Unified Track and Field Event. Students from Cane Bay Middle School and Berkeley Middle School came to participate in several events. Athletes from Stratford High School also came to help work the events. It was an amazing day for all!
Last night, the SRM Orchestra played at Cane Bay Middle School as part of the PreCPA Concert! We are so proud of Mrs. Depriest and her amazing orchestra students!
We want to give a HUGE shoutout to Ms. Mungin as we celebrate School Social Worker Week! The work she does at SRM is crucial to the success of our school!
On Monday, Sangaree Middle students participated in the National Read Across America Day!
Congratulations to Mr. Smith and all of our amazing Sangaree Middle School Band Students!
Congratulations to our Junior Scholars for the 25-26 school year! We are so proud of you!
Thank you, Officer Feeters! We at Sangaree Middle are thankful for you each and every day, but we want want to give a special recognition this week!
We just want to give a shoutout to our amazing counselors at Sangaree Middle! These two make a huge impact on the staff and students each day. They balance a number of tasks and have tremendous positivity while doing so. We are better because of them!!
Congratulations to the Teacher of the Year for Sangaree Middle School, Dr. Alexis Steedman! She plays a huge role in our school and is very deserving of this honor.
Congratulations to our Top 3 Finalists for Sangaree Middle's Teacher of the Year!! We could not be more proud of these 3!
This week, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Shorebird Biologist, Mary Catherine Martin, stopped by Sangaree Middle to visit 7th grade students with her Eurasian Eagle Owl, Cypress. Students are currently learning about relationships in ecosystems!
We celebrated several Sangaree Middle students during our Mid-Year Awards on Monday and Tuesday! Students received awards for academics, attendance and improvement. We also recognized character accomplishments through the prestigious Order of the Eagle Award! We are so proud of our students and their accomplishments!
The Daffodil project aims to plant 1.5 million daffodil bulbs in gardens around the world to remember the children who were murdered during the Holocaust.
Last week, our 8th grade students planted daffodil bulbs to begin our very own garden here at SRM. The garden is located at the front of the school down by the 8th grade wing.
We can't wait to see them bloom!
Last week, our 8th grade students planted daffodil bulbs to begin our very own garden here at SRM. The garden is located at the front of the school down by the 8th grade wing.
We can't wait to see them bloom!
Last week, 8th grader, Ryan Taylor finished 4th Place in the BCSD District Spelling Bee! We are proud of his accomplishments!
Please join us for the Sangaree Middle Health and Wellness Fair!!
Congratulations to our All-County Middle School Orchestra Students!! We are so proud of you!
We want to give out a big shoutout to Dorchester Presbyterian Church for their generous support. This group provided gifts and food to help make this year's Christmas even better for 11 of our students and their families! We are so thankful to have their partnership!
Congratulations to our amazing band students at Sangaree Middle School!
Congratulations to this year's Spelling Bee Winners for Sangaree Middle School. The Top 4 are shown (left to right).
1st - Ryan Taylor
2nd - Nathaniel Riley
3rd - Carlin Furby
4th - Connor Parker
1st - Ryan Taylor
2nd - Nathaniel Riley
3rd - Carlin Furby
4th - Connor Parker
Local musician and educator, Mr. Cannon, recently joined Sangaree Middle to deliver presentations on traditional percussion from Western, Northern, and Southern Africa. These presentations were built around objectives and standards for 7th grade Social Studies.
He reviewed each region’s physical geography (landforms and natural resources), cultural and linguistic diversity, and historical context.
Students also practiced locating regions on a map of Africa and demonstrated their ability to perform a greeting in Swahili.
Mr. Cannon explained how instrument construction often reflects region‑specific resources and environments (for example, Nile‑region drums sometimes use fish skin rather than goat skin) and discussed how instruments relate to local agricultural, religious, and cultural practices.
This was another example of the creativity that Sangaree teachers bring to help students in the learning process!
He reviewed each region’s physical geography (landforms and natural resources), cultural and linguistic diversity, and historical context.
Students also practiced locating regions on a map of Africa and demonstrated their ability to perform a greeting in Swahili.
Mr. Cannon explained how instrument construction often reflects region‑specific resources and environments (for example, Nile‑region drums sometimes use fish skin rather than goat skin) and discussed how instruments relate to local agricultural, religious, and cultural practices.
This was another example of the creativity that Sangaree teachers bring to help students in the learning process!
