Angola Middle School

The AMS Boys Track Team are the 2026 NEEC Boys Track Champions! The team competed against 10 other area schools and won the meet with an impressive team score of 123.20 points. The next highest score was West Noble with 72.20 points.

The meet also featured an incredible moment in the 200M hurdles, where the conference record was broken twice in the same meet, something that has never happened before! Grayson Smith first broke the record with a time of 28.57 in the second heat. That record was then broken again in the very next heat by Alex Bracey, who finished with a time of 28.04.

Congratulations also to Lincoln Weber, who won the long jump and set a new NEEC record with a jump of 18-5.25!

Conference champions include:
• Drew Stillman – High Jump
• Harbor Sutton – 400M
• Whitnee Huff – 1600M
• Alex Bracey – 200M Hurdles
• Lincoln Weber – Long Jump
• Emagene Harrington – 200M

AMS students not only succeed on the track, but also in the classroom. Our team maintained the highest grade requirements to compete, showing AMS strength both on and off the track.

Great job, team!!

8th Grade Families, join your student tomorrow for this special event!

Reminder: All students will return to the building after lunch, and parents wanting to take their child home at that time will need to report to door 1 and follow our normal sign-out procedures.

Please note: The event will be canceled in the case of inclement weather, and there will not be a make-up date.

🌞 Free Summer Meals for Kids! 🌞
We’re excited to offer free meals all summer long for children 18 years old and younger through the Summer Food Service Program. No registration or paperwork is required—just come and enjoy a healthy meal (Meals must be eaten on site)!
📅 Dates: May 26 – July 17
Location: Carlin Park Elementary School
Enter through Door #2
🍳 Breakfast: 8:00 – 8:30 AM
🥪 Lunch: 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM
For information: https://www.msdsteuben.k12.in.us/page/food-service
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Food Service Director Kelly Poe at kpoe@msdsc.us

Ms. Ice’s class participated in the annual Egg Drop last week! Students were challenged to use basic supplies to engineer a basket and a parachute that would keep an egg from cracking when it landed. Precision also played a role as students aimed to land their creations on a target worth the highest number of points.

This fun, hands-on project gave students the opportunity to explore the concepts of lift, weight, thrust, and drag while putting their engineering skills to the test. It is definitely one of the most anticipated projects of the year!

Good morning. We want to inform our community of a bus accident that occurred while students were being transported to Impact classes in Kendallville. Emergency personnel responded immediately and assessed all students and the driver, and we are able to report that no one was injured.

A replacement bus was dispatched to continue transportation to their vocational classes. We extend our sincere thanks to our emergency personnel for their quick and professional response.

School Lunch Hero Day: We appreciate all of the good meals you prepare each day to serve our students. You really make a difference in their lives. Thanks for a job well done!

Dear Bus Drivers,
Thank you for being a friendly face every morning and afternoon. We appreciate all you do!

We are excited to announce our Classified Employees of the Year! This amazing individual can be found behind a desk, answering phones, and stepping in wherever she is needed. We are incredibly thankful for her dedication to our school, staff, and students—we truly could not do it without her. Congratulations!!!

Thank you,
Ashley Martin, BreAnn Meier and Terri Wyatt.
We all count on you,
and you never let us down.
Thanks for being amazing!

This is a notice that all MSDSC schools will operate on our two-hour delay schedule today, Friday, April 17, 2026 due to dense fog.
Adjusted Start Times
• Elementary & AMS: 9:55 AM
• AHS: 10:00 AM
Please plan accordingly and allow extra time for safe travel. We look forward to seeing everyone soon!
Stay safe and warm,

Girls Basketball camp - hosted by Angola's High School Womens basketball team
Dates: May 26th-29th
Grades: 2nd - 8th (2026-2027 School year)
Cost: $60 (includes camp t-shirt)
Times: Grades 2-5 - 9:10-10:15 am, Grades 6-8 - 10:30-11:45 am
Location: Angola High School
Register: https://public.eventlink.com/registrations?id=e49ac27f-5fb5-470d-5d95-08de804ca8cb

This week, we celebrate Assistant Principal Appreciation Week. We thank them for their hard work, guidance, and the positive impact they have on our school communities every single day. Drop a comment or give a shout-out to your favorite assistant principal and let them know they are appreciated! 🙌

April 4th is National School Librarian Appreciation Day! Our librarians do so much more than manage our libraries; they’re the first contact with technical issues, assist in classrooms, and cover recess and pitch in whenever they are needed. Their dedication to our schools and students is appreciated every day. Be sure to thank them when we return from spring break!

Today is National School Instructional Assistant Day, and even though we are on spring break, we did not want the day to pass without saying thank you! Whether it is at the pick-up line, in the classroom, or out on the playground, our instructional assistants are always there for our students and teachers. Their dedication is a tremendous asset to our schools. We look forward to celebrating them in person when we return from break.

Have a relaxing and safe Spring Break!
No School March 30-April 3!
See you on April 6th!

Student Piper Fox and her family surprised our teachers and staff today with snacks and drinks! The week before spring break is always a busy one as everyone works to wrap things up before the break, and this thoughtful gesture was a wonderful pick-me-up. Thank you for your kindness and support of our staff!

Angola Middle School is proud to announce that our Golden Apple Teacher of the Year is Brian Miller! This prestigious award is both nominated and voted on by the staff at AMS.

Mr. Miller is a 7th-grade math teacher whose passion and dedication to our students shine through every day. With almost 30 years of service in our district, he has made a lasting impact on countless students and colleagues.

Congratulations, Mr. Miller! 🎉