The 2023 football season has begun at IMS. The jamboree and first game of the season were last week. Coach Clint Johnson and his team have been working hard to prepare for this season. On August 29, …
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The 2023 football season has begun at IMS. The jamboree and first game of the season were last week. Coach Clint Johnson and his team have been working hard to prepare for this season. On August 29, we will play Tishomingo at home; September 5, Belgreene at home; September 7 at Adamsville; September 19 Belmont at home; and September 26, at Burnsville.
This summer, Iuka Middle School student, Atticus Anderson, spent a week at Dallas University in Dallas, Texas with students from across the nation participating in NYLF Pathways to STEM program. Atticus was nominated by his fifth-grade teacher, Alisha Whitaker, to attend.
The week-long program focused on multiple areas including engineering, CSI, medicine, and a STEM project. During the engineering group, students built an amusement park ride complete with a motor circuit. The CSI portion taught students about blood splatters and the identification of powder substances. In the medicine portion, students learned emergency medical techniques for splinting. They also dissected a calf heart. The technology portion had the students build and program their own Mbot.
Atticus enjoyed his time in Dallas and would like to thank his teacher, Alisha Whitaker, for giving him this opportunity.
