Jane Macon Middle School students teamed up with the Jekyll Island Authority to conduct a service-learning project to survey populations of small mammals in maritime forests. Students studied the abundance and diversity of rodents, squirrels and rabbits before and after prescribed fires. The program showcased students using classroom knowledge to help with conservation in the Georgia coastal area. The practical experience promoted research in the environment and strengthened the school’s commitment to community engagement.

Q1. Does Jane Macon Middle put students into academic teams?

Ans. Yes. Jane Macon Middle employs grade-level teaching teams to help students transition more smoothly to middle school routines and classroom expectations.

Q2. What clubs are there at Jane Macon Middle?

Ans. During the school year, Jane Macon Middle students may participate in leadership groups, athletics programs, music activities and academic organizations.

Q3. How are science lessons taught at Jane Macon Middle?

Ans. Science classes at Jane Macon Middle include experiments, lab investigations and observation activities associated with current classroom units.

Q4. How can teachers share assignments at Jane Macon Middle?

Ans. District-supported digital learning systems are typically used to post coursework, project deadlines, and classroom announcements.

Q5. What arts programs does Jane Macon Middle have?

Ans. Yes. Students at Jane Macon Middle can participate in band, chorus and visual arts events such as concerts and student showcases all year long.