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RMS Newsletter
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“Thrilling” 1st Nine Weeks At RMS Our first nine weeks awards assembly was a great success! The students, teachers, and parents had a “thrilling” good time! Way to go students! Keep up the hard work!
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Upcoming Events
November 5th
Team Read Bowling Trip 8:30-11:00 am
November 6th No School– Teacher Professional Development November 9th Game Night 5:30-9:00 pm RMS Cafeteria November 23rd Thanksgiving Lunch RMS Cafeteria November 23rd 5½ Week Progress Reports November 25th-27th Thanksgiving Break
October Student of the Month Congratulations to Hadrian Daniels our October Student of the Month!
October Teacher of the Month Congratulations to Coach McCrotty our October Teacher of the Month!
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After School Tutoring
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After School Tutoring is held from 3:08 to 4:00 pm Monday Math Tutoring– Mrs. Covey– Room 624
Tuesday Language Arts Tutoring– Mrs. Shaddon– Room 620
Wednesday Homework Helper– Mrs. Shaddon– Room 620
Congratulations Coach Brill! Coach Nick Brill was named the Arkansas Association of Health and Physical Education Teacher of the Year.
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Congratulations Choir Students! Out of over 1200 students trying out from grades 7-9, we had 6 of our very own Gales make the West Central All Region Choir! They showed such hard work and dedication in preparation for this event. Congratulations to: Brooke Bevis, Lawson Davis, Keren Lagunas, Matthew Lee, Sheridan Rogers, and Lilly Ruston. They will go on to participate in the All Region Choir Clinic and perform a free concert Saturday, November 7 at our very own Center for the Arts.
Science Labs Students in Mr. Ayres science class are enjoying all of the science labs that they have conducted!
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Ropes Field Trip Mr. Roys and his students enjoyed a field trip to a ropes course.
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Language Arts students had fun reenacting a story about a conscientious barber who shaves the beard of his enemy, "Lather and Nothing Else."
Students work together to arrange literary elements of fiction on a plot map in correct order. Good job, girls!
Yearbook Orders
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Russellville Middle School Parents, yearbooks have memories that will last a lifetime and this year’s yearbook will have all of your child’s memories. Jostens’ is now ready for you to place your on-line order. The cost of the yearbook only, is $34. If you place your child’s order with personalization before November 27th they will receive 4 free icons, you have many more options by ordering online. So log on to jostensyearbooks.com and place your order now. On Monday, November 16th the yearbook staff will be available at the middle school, room 620, from 5:00 to 6:00 pm to help you place your online order.
Ms. Walker's class has been researching African culture, along with migration and settlement. These are some of the fun masks that were created.
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Students in Mrs. Swift’s math class enjoyed applying operations with decimals during a scavenger hunt at the RMS Book Fair.
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Halloween Dance
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Halloween Dance
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“Thrilling” 1st Nine Weeks At RMS Our first nine weeks awards assembly was a great success! The students, teachers, and parents had a “thrilling” good time! Way to go students! Keep up the hard work!
PAGE 2
Upcoming Events
November 5th
Team Read Bowling Trip 8:30-11:00 am
November 6th No School– Teacher Professional Development November 9th Game Night 5:30-9:00 pm RMS Cafeteria November 23rd Thanksgiving Lunch RMS Cafeteria November 23rd 5½ Week Progress Reports November 25th-27th Thanksgiving Break
October Student of the Month Congratulations to Hadrian Daniels our October Student of the Month!
October Teacher of the Month Congratulations to Coach McCrotty our October Teacher of the Month!
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After School Tutoring
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After School Tutoring is held from 3:08 to 4:00 pm Monday Math Tutoring– Mrs. Covey– Room 624
Tuesday Language Arts Tutoring– Mrs. Shaddon– Room 620
Wednesday Homework Helper– Mrs. Shaddon– Room 620
Congratulations Coach Brill! Coach Nick Brill was named the Arkansas Association of Health and Physical Education Teacher of the Year.
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Congratulations Choir Students! Out of over 1200 students trying out from grades 7-9, we had 6 of our very own Gales make the West Central All Region Choir! They showed such hard work and dedication in preparation for this event. Congratulations to: Brooke Bevis, Lawson Davis, Keren Lagunas, Matthew Lee, Sheridan Rogers, and Lilly Ruston. They will go on to participate in the All Region Choir Clinic and perform a free concert Saturday, November 7 at our very own Center for the Arts.
Science Labs Students in Mr. Ayres science class are enjoying all of the science labs that they have conducted!
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Ropes Field Trip Mr. Roys and his students enjoyed a field trip to a ropes course.
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Language Arts students had fun reenacting a story about a conscientious barber who shaves the beard of his enemy, "Lather and Nothing Else."
Students work together to arrange literary elements of fiction on a plot map in correct order. Good job, girls!
Yearbook Orders
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Russellville Middle School Parents, yearbooks have memories that will last a lifetime and this year’s yearbook will have all of your child’s memories. Jostens’ is now ready for you to place your on-line order. The cost of the yearbook only, is $34. If you place your child’s order with personalization before November 27th they will receive 4 free icons, you have many more options by ordering online. So log on to jostensyearbooks.com and place your order now. On Monday, November 16th the yearbook staff will be available at the middle school, room 620, from 5:00 to 6:00 pm to help you place your online order.
Ms. Walker's class has been researching African culture, along with migration and settlement. These are some of the fun masks that were created.
PAGE 10
Students in Mrs. Swift’s math class enjoyed applying operations with decimals during a scavenger hunt at the RMS Book Fair.
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Halloween Dance
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Halloween Dance
