Alfred G Waters Middle School

Wow!! The AGW NJHS members recorded over 1,380 verified service hours this past school year! 🤯 This is over double the expected amount!! Congratulations to all of the members and we THANK YOU for your dedication and service!

🧱✨ LEGO Club Spotlight! ✨🧱

Last month, our AGW LEGO Club completed an incredible build of the iconic Hogwarts Castle from the world of Harry Potter! 🏰⚡

Today, students gathered in the library for a special dedication ceremony as the castle officially found its new home among the Harry Potter collection. The display is a perfect addition to the library and a fitting tribute to Mrs. Scott’s love of all things Harry Potter.

A huge thank you to our LEGO Club members for their creativity, teamwork, and dedication throughout this project. Be sure to stop by the library and check out this magical masterpiece!

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Yesterday, the students were treated to a schoolwide carnival with inflatables, food trucks, face painting, a dunk tank, and beautiful weather!

Yesterday, a talented group of students performed in the AGW Talent Show for the rest of the school! So much fun and SO MUCH energy!
Thank you to our students and to Mrs. Holdren and Mrs. Chaudhary for running the event!

Here are some more pictures from the 8th grade move up ceremony - such a wonderful event! 8th graders - you will be missed!!

Thank you to these local businesses for supporting our students! We work to ensure that all our students have equal opportunities and feel supported. These businesses have recently made contributions towards this work. If you have a moment, please help us in thanking them for being a part of the Shark community.

Congratulations to our 8th graders who celebrated their move up ceremony yesterday! You are all on to great things! Make us proud Sharks! You always have a home at AGW!!

All of our sixth grade science classes today got to learn about the science of composting and how it can solve problems for our environment today. Mrs. Scott, a Newcastle County Community Compost Site manager and our school librarian, gave the students opportunities to experience actual compost and the tools needed to compost at home.

May was filled with Career Exploration for some of our 8th grade students! First, students entering the Healthcare Sciences Pathway visited the District’s Healthcare Sciences Capstone Showcase. Second, students entering the Engineering pathway visited the District’s Engineering Fair. Both events featured graduating seniors who presented their projects addressing current problems within their industry, followed by presenting possible solutions.

Third, students entering the Education and Leadership pathway volunteered at Cedar Lane Elementary’s activity day. Students helped 1st and 2nd graders at various stations, providing guidelines, modeling positive behavior, and having fun in the sun with them!