The Port Neches Art Walk was setup on Port Neches Avenue on October 14, 2017. It was an event where all Port Neches Middle School art students dis- played their work for the town. The students’ art work wasn’t for sale, but the pieces of art that the stu- dents made were so beautiful that people offered to buy them. There was also live music and food to eat there. Vendors from the area had booths lining the streets with a variety of products including; jewelry, clothes, crafts, and paintings. Other artists were there as well, including a man who was paralyzed. In- stead of painting with his hands, he painted with a helmet on his head. Thank you Mrs. Shields and Mr. Nesmith for arrang- ing this day. By Nancy Ryan Port Neches Art Walk Student Council Sales Would you like to do two meaningful activities during the school day? Well, talk to one of your student council members to see how you can help oth- ers while at the same time satisfying your hunger. The Port Neches Student Council sold tamales to buy turkeys for our school’s holi- day food baskets, for Life Skills class activi- ties, and to provide new shoes and cloth- ing for students in need. Also during study hall they are selling chips and Slim Jims for 50 cents. By participat- ing, you are helping the school commu- nity, and you are making your stomach happy! By: Carson Wallace PNMS Warrior News December 2017 December 19— Winter Fine Arts Con- cert 7:00 p.m. and 7th Grade Gumbo December 21— Choir Program 1:30 December 22— Early Release and End of the third six weeks December 25- January 5, 2018— Christmas Holidays January 8— Student Holiday Student Council also participated in the Red Ribbon parade.
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The Port
Neches Art Walk was
setup on Port Neches
Avenue on October
14, 2017. It was an
event where all Port
Neches Middle School
art students dis-
played their work for
the town.
The students’
art work wasn’t for
sale, but the pieces
of art that the stu-
dents made were so
beautiful that people
offered to buy them.
There was
also live music and
food to eat there.
Vendors from
the area had booths
lining the streets with
a variety of products
including; jewelry,
clothes, crafts, and
paintings.
Other artists
were there as well,
including a man who
was paralyzed. In-
stead of painting with
his hands, he painted
with a helmet on his
head.
Thank you
Mrs. Shields and Mr.
Nesmith for arrang-
ing this day.
By Nancy Ryan
Port Neches Art Walk
Student Council Sales
Would you like
to do two meaningful
activities during the
school day? Well, talk
to one of your student
council members to see
how you can help oth-
ers while at the same
time satisfying your
hunger.
The Port Neches
Student Council sold
tamales to buy turkeys
for our school’s holi-
day food baskets, for
Life Skills class activi-
ties, and to provide
new shoes and cloth-
ing for students in
need. Also during
study hall they are
selling chips and Slim
Jims for 50 cents.
By participat-
ing, you are helping
the school commu-
nity, and you are
making your stomach
happy!
By: Carson Wallace
PNMS
Warrior News
December 2017
December 19—
Winter Fine Arts Con-
cert 7:00 p.m. and 7th
Grade Gumbo
December 21—
Choir Program 1:30
December 22—
Early Release and End
of the third six weeks
December 25-
January 5, 2018—
Christmas Holidays
January 8—
Student Holiday
Student Council also
participated in the Red
Ribbon parade.
Port Neches
Middle School partici-
pated in International
Food Day. We cele-
brated this after the
second six weeks. This
special day allowed stu-
dents to share the
types of foods they eat
in their home country.
Our students
come from nine differ-
ent countries and speak
a total of ten lan-
guages!
Countries that
the food came from are
Puerto Rico, Vietnam,
Venezuela, Mexico,
Honduras, India, United
States, Dominican Re-
public, Pakistan and
Nicaragua.
Some of the
types of dishes eaten
included biryani, Gallib
Jamun, pork, lemon
rice, Pho soup, Pozole,
International Food Day by Bella Bui
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pizza, desserts, chips
and tamales.
Many people
enjoyed this feast.
By Cole Crippen
Happy Thanksgiving!
Port Neches Middle School is blessed with
wonderful students, faculty and staff. There is
plenty of thankfulness to go around. So we have
asked several students in each grade what they
were thankful for. Some people said that they
were thankful for something as simple as a
phone. Some said they were thankful just to be
alive. But hey, enough talk, here are
the names and answers listed below.
6
th
Max Scroggs-Family
Grace Heling-Friends
Cameron Steil-Food
Dylan Spinks-Candy
7
th
Scarlett Hernandez-The Dolan Twins
Rease Edgar-Life
Kyleigh Bushnell-Miley Cyrus
Presley Garsea-Imagine Dragon Tickets
8th
Emily Attaway-Thanksgiving meal
Amber Mello-Mid County Madness
Katelynn Lee-My dogs
Noah Garcia Perez-God
And that’s all folks. Thank you!
Be Thankful For Thanksgiving Alexis Davis and Maurielle Vargas
