Alder Creek Middle School

Our students spent the last period of the day signing yearbooks, enjoying time with friends, and soaking up the sunshine as we celebrated another wonderful year together.

We wish all of our students, families, and staff a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled summer. ☀️ We'll see you in September!

🌿🔬 Our 6th grade science students explored the incredible biodiversity right here on our school campus!

After identifying local animals and organisms, each student selected one species to research in depth — discovering its role in the ecosystem, unique adaptations, and importance to our environment.

Today, students presented their findings to peers, answered thoughtful questions, and refined their presentations to share with their friends and family this evening.

Learning doesn't always happen inside classroom walls!

A huge thank you to the Kingsmen Thunder Drum Line, who performed their production, BLINK, for our students! The indoor percussion group is open to middle and high school students in the North Clackamas School District.

You can learn more about the group here: https://www.rexputnamindoorpercussion.com/

Buckle up! Alder Creek students and families took a trip Around ACMS in 80 Minutes! ✈️🌍. Classrooms around the school were transformed into exciting destinations, each featuring fun games and interactive activities for families to enjoy together.

A huge thank you to the staff members and Alder Creek Pto Milwaukie who helped make this such a fun event!

What’s on the menu in Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) class? They’re dishing up granola!

Class periods are a little shorter on Wednesdays, so these student chefs really oat-did themselves whipping up this quick breakfast favorite!

Our band, orchestra, and choir (BOC) programs had a fantastic time visiting elementary schools in our area! We hope you all consider joining a music program in middle school.

Students learn so many great skills in our FACS (Food And Consumer Science) classes…but this one is just a little sew-sew 😊. We found 6th graders embroidering special projects today that started as a simple pattern cut from fabric. As many of our persistent students found out, this project is a little tougher than it seams!