Be part of the Orchestra!
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Mark your Calendars! Future Wildcat Night is Tuesday, April 2nd from 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. This year's 5th graders and their parents are invited to attend. Join us for some important information about what to expect in Middle School next year!
In the 6th Grade Science hydrology unit, students study ocean currents. Because the Earth rotates, the wind causes the ocean currents curve toward the right in the Northern Hemisphere and to the left in the Southern hemisphere. Pictured are Dr. Ford's students using a balloon to represent the Earth. One student spun the balloon while another student tried to draw a straight line from the poles to the equator. It showed the lines curved, even though they tried to draw a straight line. #WeAreRHMS
Attention current 6th and 7th grade students: Are you interested in a string instrument- violin, viola, cello, or double bass? It is not too late to join Orchestra for next year! No experience is required! Bring your parents and drop into Room 501 anytime between 3:30 and 6:00 on Thursday March 7th. You can try out each of the string instruments, ask your questions, and sign up. See Mrs. Rusher in Room 501 if you can't make it but still want to join us next year.
Mrs. Herndon's 6th Grade Leadership students participated in the "Build What You Hear" activity. This activity helps students develop effective communication skills. #WeAreRHMS
Each month, RHMS chooses a staff member that goes above and beyond to be named our Worthy Wildcat for the month. This month, our Worthy Wildcat is Mr. Garrison, one of our awesome custodians. Congratulations Mr. Garrison! We appreciate you! #WeAreRHMS
Parents - We need your help. Please complete the Georgia Department of Education Parent Survey. This survey is part of our School Climate Star Rating. There are 24 questions that you may complete on your personal computer, smartphone, or tablet. All responses are anonymous, and are submitted directly to the Georgia Department of Education for analysis. http://gshs.gadoe.org/parents
Students in Connections ELT classes created podcasts this week. Students were able to choose a topic of interest, research the topic, then create the podcast using Google Slides and Screencastify. Way to go teachers and students! #WeAreRHMS
Parents, you won’t want to miss our upcoming Parent Involvement night! Southcoast Pediatrics has partnered with RHMS to bring you, “Tackling Technology with your Teen”! Come to the RHMS media center on February 21st at 6:30 to hear how to set up a technology plan for your home, as well as helpful strategies and tips. See you there! #WeAreRHMS
This Friday, February 15th is Twin Day. Call your closest friend, coordinate your outfit, and come to school looking like twins. Pay $1 to support the Academic Team as they raise money for their upcoming competition. #WeAreRHMS
Reminder! RHMS is having a Valentine's social on Friday, February 15th from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. Concessions will be sold. Advance Tickets are on sale through My Payments Plus for $5.00. Tickets at the door are $7.00. Hope to see you there!! #WeAreRHMS
Approved Calendars for the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 School Years!!
http://www.bryancountyschools.org/school-calendar--28
Parents - We need your help. Please complete the Georgia Department of Education Parent Survey. This survey is part of our School Climate Star Rating. There are 24 questions that you may complete on your personal computer, smartphone, or tablet. All responses are anonymous, and are submitted directly to the Georgia Department of Education for analysis.
http://gshs.gadoe.org/parents
Dr. Ford's classes studied Density. They examined the density of 3 different liquids. The liquids layered due to the different densities. They also put different items in the liquids to see which items were more or less dense. #WeAreRHMS
Valentine's Social! RHMS is having a Valentine's social on Friday, February 15th from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. Concessions will be sold. Advance Tickets are on sale through My Payments Plus for $5.00. Tickets at the door are $7.00. Hope to see you there!! #WeAreRHMS
Dr. Ford's ELT class brought materials from home and worked in small groups to design, build, and test water filters. The objective was to bring more awareness on how water scarcity can impact and inspire children to do their part in conserving water. They poured "polluted" water in each filter and observed the cleanliness of the filtered water. #WeAreRHMS
Ms. Smith's Health Science classes are learning CPR Techniques and how to use the AED. #WeAreRHMS
Ms. Morse's 7th grade class are enjoying learning about the slope of a line! #WeAreRHMS
Southcoast Pediatrics and Bryan County schools have partnered once again to bring you the second session in “How to Survive the Adolescent Years: The Parent Edition.” This session will focus on Technology and Media Plans. Please plan on attending this exciting and informative event on February 21st in the RHMS media center at 6:30 pm. See you there!
Cold and flu season is here and in an effort to keep our students healthy and prevent the spread of illness to others, please adhere to the following Bryan County policy : If your child has a fever of 100 or above, they should not be sent to school. Students may return to school after 24 hours of being fever-free without use of fever reducing medication. Also, any child who has been vomiting should not be sent to school. They may return to school after being free of vomiting for 24 hours. Thank you!
