Wow! What another great day at VMS. Along with our great day, there has been a rumor mill and misinformation getting back to me this evening. There has been no direct threat to VMS today or tomorrow; MS-aged kids were talking like MS kids do; things were taken out of context, and nothing remotely like what a few have shared with me this evening. Our resource officer and myself was out late last night checking sources, and everything is fine. If there is ever a viable threat to our great school, I will do everything I can to keep all stakeholders informed. These are rumors and misinformation, which are a byproduct of yesterday's comments between MS kids. I take student safety very seriously. If you have any concerns or suggestions, feel free to call or stop by and see me. We will be having another great day tomorrow here at VMS. Have a good night and Go Eagles.
about 5 hours ago, Vinemont Middle School
Good Evening.
Some of our 7th grade science students diagramming the cell cycle and enjoying the fall weather!
1 day ago, Paige McKissack
Happy National Principals Month!

This month, we celebrate the incredible principals who lead with dedication, passion, and heart.

Thank you for being more than just a leader—you are a role model, encourager, problem-solver, and a constant source of support for our students, teachers, staff, and families.

Your hard work often happens behind the scenes, but the difference you make is seen and felt throughout our school every single day. We are so thankful for everything you do to make our school a better place!

Happy National Principals Month Mr. Johnson! We appreciate you more than you know!

Go Eagles!
1 day ago, Paige McKissack
An image displays a red backdrop with white text. A photo of a man, Mr. Todd Johnson, is shown. He wears a white shirt and a red and white striped tie.
Free break for attendance for the week of 9/28:

KORA CHEATWOOD
MARY LANDRETH
LUKE WANG
1 day ago, Paige McKissack
Three students pose in a school hallway; one holds a certificate. A Vinemont Middle School logo is behind them.
Red Ribbon Spirit Days 2026
3 days ago, Paige McKissack
A red-bordered chart with a list of dress options for each day of Red Ribbon Spirit Days.
EAGLE 🦅 Way Students Great job everyone!
5 days ago, Paige McKissack
Lunch Menu for October 5th-9th
5 days ago, Paige McKissack
A weekly lunch menu for October 5th displayed on a blue and white background. It lists daily meal options.
VMS Spirit day! Go Eagles! 🦅
6 days ago, Paige McKissack
Congrats Brandy Jett and VMS, program of distinction award. Go Eagles! 🦅
6 days ago, Paige McKissack
Happy National Custodian Day to Mrs. Hand! We appreciate everything you do!
6 days ago, Paige McKissack
Celebrating National Custodian Day, a smiling woman in a red shirt is featured. The text reads "Mrs. Susan Hand" and "Thank you for all that you do!"
Thanks to Jase Spaeakman and Katie Barnett for volunteering at the Parent Expo Tuesday night.
6 days ago, Paige McKissack
Frats vs. Farmers 🚜
8 days ago, Paige McKissack
Congratulations to our attendance winners for the week of 9/21:

ARCHER WALDROP
CHARLOTTE CAINE
CHARLES LEE
9 days ago, Paige McKissack
attendance
Holiday day! 🎃 🎄 🎆 💌 👻
10 days ago, Paige McKissack
VMS Football tonight @ Holly Pond


Go Eagles!
10 days ago, Paige McKissack
An event poster for VMS Football with the text "VMS FOOTBALL @ HOLLY POND - GAME STARTS AT 6"
Vinemont Middle School couldn’t be more proud of our Lady Eagles—not just for the way they played, but for the character, heart, and determination they showed every step of the way. They have represented Vinemont with pride, and we know this is only the beginning of great things ahead. We can’t wait to see what the future holds for each of you! Go Eagles!🏐🦅
10 days ago, Paige McKissack
Lunch Menu for September 28th- October 2nd
12 days ago, Paige McKissack
A lunch menu for the week with Monday through Friday options, set against a blue and white background with a red border.
Red Day!!
12 days ago, Paige McKissack
VMS Lady Eagles won their game tonight against Hanceville. Go Eagles! 🦅
13 days ago, Paige McKissack
Today, students in Coach Riddle’s classroom stepped into the role of cell doctors, diagnosing patients with malfunctioning organelles. Students had to identify the problem, determine which organelle was responsible, and explain how the malfunction could disrupt the cell’s ability to maintain homeostasis.
13 days ago, Paige McKissack