Information about the dress code for VMS Winter Formal on March 13th, 6:00-9:00, is being sent home today. We will sell tickets starting the last week of February; tickets will be $5.00. We look forward to a great night for all of our students.
Vinemont Middle School is proud to be recognized as a semiquincentennial school. As a semiquincentennial school we actively participate in programs that commemorate America's upcoming 250th anniversary by teaching American history, civics, and the founding principles of the Declaration of Independence, fostering informed, engaged citizens through special projects and curriculum. This initiative is part of state-level "America250" program that aims to deepen students' understanding of U.S. history, democracy, and their role in the community.
This past week Vinemont Eagle Band Students participated in the Cullman County Honor Band at Wallace State Community College by preparing an audition amongst their peers in Cullman County and Cullman City.
Students Abigail Wang (clarinet), Grady Tankersley (mallets), and Brianna Baker (flute) earned first chair in their section.
Rayne Baker (clarinet), Luke Wang (snare), Stevi Worthington (mallets), and Sophia Veal (alto saxophone) earned top 25% in their section. Fellow participants are Emi Heaton (alto saxophone) and Yolanda Andreas (trombone).
We are so proud of our VMS students --Brianna, Luke, Sophia & Yolanda--who earned these honors!
The VMS Beauty Pageant will be held on 2/20/26 beginning at 5:30 in the VHS gym.
Thank you to Cassidy Pettey, Labor and Delivery Nurse from Huntsville Hospital for Women’s and Children, for coming to speak on Coach Riddle’s Career Prep “Podcast”! Nurse Pettey shared her journey through nursing school and what led her to a career in nursing, gave students a glimpse into the day-to-day life of a nurse, and provided hands-on instruction in CPR, stethoscope use, and blood pressure monitoring. We are grateful for Nurse Pettey, and for all of our incredible nurses out there!
The United Way Coat Drive is going on now.
Tomorrow, all 7th-grade students in the county will head to Wallace for the American Character curriculum kick-off. This is part of our 7th-grade Civics curriculum, where they will have the chance to work together for a community service project and learn about leadership. They will leave at 8:30 and return here at 10:45. Going to be a great day for our students. -Ch Johnson
Yearbooks are available for preorder now through May 23!
The link to order is listed here.
https://store.shopyearbook.com/vinemont-3-in-1-yearbook-2025-26
The link to order is listed here.
https://store.shopyearbook.com/vinemont-3-in-1-yearbook-2025-26
Welcome Back! Our second semester of school begins today!
January Newsletter for VMS
Congratulations to our All-County basketball players! We are so proud of you!
School will be closed for the Christmas Holiday beginning this afternoon and extending through January 5. Teachers will return to school on 1/5 and students will return on January 6. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
The VMS faculty and staff extend warm wishes for a joyous holiday season to all of our students and their families.
Cousin Eddie is at The Pinnacle!
Here are the dates and times for our Cullman County Middle School basketball games. All games will be played at Good Hope.
We appreciate you!
Congratulations to the 2025 VMS Hoop Shoot Winners!
December Newsletter for VMS
Thank you to Cullman Church of Christ for the generous and heartwarming donation of Blessings Bags for every VMS student! These bags were delivered to the school today and will go home with every student this afternoon. The Blessing Bags are filled with nonperishable foods and a nice red Bible for each child. We appreciate everyone at Cullman Church of Christ who donated toward the purchase of these items and the volunteers who lovingly packed and delivered the meals!
It is more blessed to give than to receive. Acts 20:35
It is more blessed to give than to receive. Acts 20:35
Vinemont Middle is so much more than a score, but we are excited as we continue to improve the State Report Card score to an 89. We strive daily to make the VMS educational experience exceptional for every student. Our teachers and staff do so many things for our students to make them the best they can be. We will continue to set the bar high and strive to be the Pinnacle School. -Ch. J
