Congratulations to the newest inductees to the National Junior Honor Society! Best wishes and thanks to the 2019/2020 NJHS Members as they head off to high school! We are excited to learn of your future achievements. READ MORE >
Hello Class of 2027 Parents: Welcome to Gallagher Middle School, Home of the Wolf Pack. As you are aware, Mr. Burns and I met (virtually, of course) with each of the fifth grade classrooms this week to share information with your child about the middle school. We discussed the team approach, the classes they would take, activities and sports, and the personnel... READ MORE >
Each year, the students at GMS produce incredible artwork under the direction of our art teachers, Mrs. Jessica DeRemer and Mr. William Plante. Typically, this artwork is showcased throughout the halls of the school for the public to view and admire. We did not want this opportunity to pass us by, so Mrs. DeRemer and Mr. Plante put a lot of work into capturing... READ MORE >
GMS Student Artists were asked to create a poster with a positive message (quote) using whatever materials they had available. The results are sure to give you a cheery and positive outlook! READ MORE >
Hello GMS Wolf Pack, Governor Raimondo has declared that all schools will be closed through April 3rd and are asked to shift to virtual learning beginning Monday, March 23rd. While this will be challenging, it is an opportunity for all of us to learn a new way of doing things. Please click here for our GMS Virtual Learning Guide for Students/Families. On... READ MORE >
FLU AND CORONAVIRUS PRECAUTIONS From Superintendent JUDITH PAOLUCCI THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2020 In response to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) February 25th press conference, which updated the country on the current status of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), we are sharing information and tips to help prevent the spread of illness within our... READ MORE >
Mrs. Behringer's eighth grade ELA classes attempted to escape from digital escape rooms by demonstrating their knowledge and using their critical thinking/reading skills. The challenges were based on Edgar Poe’s life, career, and legacy, “Annabel Lee”, “The Tell-Tale Heart”, and “The Raven”. READ MORE >
Mr. Martin's computers class is hard at work coding and testing their robots to complete a maze on the floor! READ MORE >
Today, our school community wore Green to show our support for Noah and his family. Check out the photos on the webpage photo gallery above as well as a few more below. The Wolf Pack sends a HOWL out to the family. READ MORE >
Sixth graders had the opportunity to conduct a "Rainbow Lab" experiment in the Science lab. The purpose of the lab was for students to practice using the metric system and a graduated cylinder, work collaboratively, practice lab safety procedures, and accurately record lab data. If the students followed the lab procedures correctly, the liquid in the cylinders... READ MORE >
Thirty GMS peer leaders began their training as part of ADL's A World of Difference program which is designed to build a more inclusive and accepting community. These students will facilitate the conversation among their peers during our Advisory program. Smithfield is the first school district in the state to bring this program to its schools. Gallagher's... READ MORE >
September 28th’s WaterFire was a Salute to RI Educators. Two of Gallagher’s Teachers and One of Smithfield High School’s were participants in the program. Jane Ramos, Emerald team science teacher, was recognized for her selection as the Science State Finalist for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Teaching (PAEMST). Victoria... READ MORE >
As you are aware, sidewalks around the schools on Pleasant View Avenue are being replaced with ones that meet ADA requirements. When entering Gallagher from Indian Run Trail, the sidewalk at that corner has a different surface than other sidewalls. Ryan Coutu from RI Department of Transportation explains why. This sidewalk is a special mix made specifically for... READ MORE >
GMS continues to work with Smithfield EMA regarding EEEV. Please click the following links for ways to stay safe this fall. Mosquito Info Smithfield EMA Information READ MORE >