February 6th: Bryan County Schools will observe regular dismissal times; however, all after school activities including athletic contests and practices are cancelled for this afternoon.
ASP will be closing at 5:00pm.
February 5th was World Read Aloud Day, and Ms. Bryce's classes were treated to several guest readers! Ms. Knight, Ms. Bragg, and Mr. Soash came in to read aloud to students. #WildcatsRead #WildcatsWin
Some 8th Grade students are building moons for an 8th Grade STEM ELT project. Once all of the materials are made, students will build rockets and use these moons as their target. Mrs. Luke helped guide the students in constructing the art project. #WildcatScience #WildcatsWin #WeAreRHMS
Pictured are some 8th Grade Students from Mrs. Letson’s Homeroom:
Makarah Strothkamp, Madison Miller, London Stuart, Mabel Sullivan, Cameron Couch, Caroline Brown
All after school activities for RHMS have been cancelled for today - Thursday, February 6th.
Archery Club is cancelled this afternoon - 2/6/2020.
There is a Beta Club Meeting tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 6th, at 7 a.m. or 3 p.m. If you attend the 3 p.m. meeting, you must have a ride home by 3:45. We have a great service opportunity! See you tomorrow!
February is Black History Month! RHMS celebrates Black History Month as a time to recognize the achievements and central roles of African Americans in U.S. History.
The Valentine's Day Social is Friday, February 14th from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $5.00 in advance through My Payments Plus or $7.00 at the door. There will be music! Concessions will be sold! You must have a ride home at 5:00 p.m.
Ms. Knight read the book “The Invisible Boy” to Ms. Kornhaus’ class to teach a lesson on kindness and how to be a good friend. #WildcatsRead #WeAreRHMS
Are you in Boy Scouts? National Boy Scout Day is Saturday, February 8th. RHMS would like to encourage all Boy Scouts to wear their uniforms to school on Friday, February 7th! $NationalBoyScoutDay #WeAreRHMS
Club 412 will not meet tomorrow morning, Friday, 1/31/20.
The team of Mrs. Taft, Ms. Miller, Mrs. Henry, and Mr. Hodgdon, and their students, are competing for a national agricultural education award based on their intensive global agriculture project. Click on the link below to view the presentation the team created for their application.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b9jzOImaUg
Are you in Drama Club? The Drama Club picture for the yearbook will be taken on Monday, February 3rd at 7:45 a.m. Meet in front of Mrs. Henry's classroom and Mrs. Taft's classroom at the end of the 7th grade hallway. This includes both cast and crew for "Last Stop for Christmas" and "Little Red Robin Hood".
The Book Club will meet in room 623 on Thursday, 1/30/20, to discuss "Front Desk". Join us for trivia and a round table discussion. We will start at 3:15 and end at 4:30.
If you are interested in playing Golf, you need to check with Coach Boone to make sure that your paperwork is correct. This includes students that attended the meetings.
8th Grade Girls interested in playing Volleyball at Richmond Hill High School should attend an interest meeting on Monday, February 10th at 3:45 in the RHMS Cafeteria. Parents should pick up their daughter at 4:30. #WildcatVolleyball #WildcatsWin
Track and Field Tryouts will be the week of February 3rd through February 7th. Students must have a physical and completed athletic registration form in order to tryout.
8th Grade Students interested in playing Football for Richmond Hill High School next year should meet in the cafeteria on Monday, January 27th at 8:15 a.m. Coach Lezotte from RHHS will be here to conduct the meeting.
As the fires continue to spread across Australia, the RHMS Beta club would like to help this country by sending aid to the people that have lost so much during this devastating event. The Beta Club will collect donations from January 13th until January 27th. All proceeds will be delivered to our selected organization by January 29. Thank you in advance for your support!
Mrs. Letson’s ELT competed in a competition over bridge design. The class designed straw bridges using budget constraints to support a water bottle. Students were able to choose from paper straws donated by Teds Montana Grill or Plastic Straws. The groups that were successful with the challenge and the overall winner from the completion have been highlighted. The entire group is pictured showing off their constructed bridges. Overall Winner - Group 6: Nick Bliss, Will Statham (Not Pictured); Students who met the challenge - Group 4: Rowan Hardin, Jeremiah Moore, Grant Casella; Group 9 - Thomas Powell and Brandon Richardson (Not pictured).
