1. October Theme: Respect Respect, “To show regard or consideration.”
Student Bulletin
October Theme: Respect
Friday,
October 27, 2017
Day 6
Respect, “To show regard or consideration.”

2. THANK YOU PTO FOR THE DELICIOUS KONA ICE!!
Kona Ice truck
THANK YOU PTO FOR THE DELICIOUS KONA ICE!!

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4. TODAY FRIDAY October 27th
RMS Pink out challenge
TODAY
FRIDAY October 27th
Boys, girls, teachers & staff wear pink In recognition of
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Proceeds benefit the
National Breast Cancer Foundation

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6. 7th & 8th Grade Boys Informational meeting Friday, 10/27 Auxiliary Gym
Boys Basketball
7th & 8th Grade Boys Informational meeting Friday, 10/27 Auxiliary Gym
8th 11:20 Coach T 7th 1:00 Coach Diehl Tryouts the week of Nov. 13th ALL FORMS DUE AT TRYOUTS!!!

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8. Future Business Leaders of America
First Meeting
Wednesday
October 24th
Room 131
3:00 – 4:00
All students are welcome
See Mr. Horner for details.
Please arrange transportation home !

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10. Community Service Recognition
The Principal’s office would like to recognize 8th Grade Students, Mason and Ryan for helping to clean up the outside Basketball Court area.
Thank you for taking pride in our school and our community!

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12. Please arrange transportation home!
Math Counts club
3:05
Starting
Room 133
Mr. McGrath
Please arrange transportation home!

13. 8th Grade yearbook
Any 8th Grader interested in being on the Yearbook Staff. See Mr. Achenbach in room 204

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15. Shrek the musical
Auditions November 1st November 2nd November 3rd For more information, click the “Activities “ tab on the RMS Home Page, then click on “All School Musical.” Please consider being part of this amazing show!

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17. Co-Ed Ultimate Frisbee Club
Tuesdays 3 PM until 4 PM at the softball field.

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19. Ukulele Club No Ukulele Club TODAY 10-24
Wouldn’t you just love to learn how to play the ukulele?
Come to Room 113
No Ukulele Club TODAY 10-24
Ukuleles will be provided.
Mr. Hagan
Remember to arrange transportation home.

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21. See Mrs. Daniels 212 with any questions.
Music Club
Begins Wednesday,
October 4th
In the Band room, # 238
Students with or without musical talent are invited to jam after school. Play with sticks, tickle the ivories, sing or strum along. Feel free to join and see if this is your gig.
See Mrs. Daniels 212 with any questions.

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23. PLEASE ARRANGE TRANSPORTATION HOME
PEN PALS & POPCORN club
THURSDAYS
3:05 – 4:05PM
Mrs. Jodi Sabra
PLEASE ARRANGE TRANSPORTATION HOME

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25. See Mrs. Shoulberg in rm 408 with questions.
Best Buddies Club
Days 1, 3, 4 and 5
During Advisory
In the Cafeteria!
See Mrs. Shoulberg in rm 408 with questions.

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27. Bake Club Ginger bread House
1st Meeting October 9th 3:05 – 4:00 Limited spots available See Mrs. McConnell to reserve your space. You must have a signed permission slip to attend.

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29. Tuesdays and Thursdays Beginning October 10th 3:00 – 4:00 Room 408
Homework club
Tuesdays and Thursdays Beginning October 10th 3:00 – 4:00 Room 408
See Mrs. Shoulberg or Ms. Blischok with any questions. Remember to arrange transportation home.

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31. ART Club
Art Club meeting Mondays after school! Pick up a permission slip and bring it to Mr. McLaughlins RM, 211. Art Club is for students of all grades who wish to do more art here at RMS. Hope to see you there! Remember to arrange transportation home!
ART CLUB

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33. Getting picked up early???
Bring a note to school when you are getting picked up early.
Show the note to the class teacher during the period in which you’ll be picked up early.
Your note is your pass to the office for early dismissal.

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35. Oops, I forgot!
Students will be called when they have forgotten eyeglasses, contact lenses or medications.
It is the student’s responsibility to check the office between class for all other forgotten items.
Lunches will be delivered to the cafeteria.

36. RMS Reminders Gym Shirts $ 5.00 Locks $ 10.00
Notes to school are required for students being picked up early. The note works as a pass for the student to come to the office and eliminates disruptive calls to the classroom.

37. Project Wisdom
When we prejudge someone or something, we form an opinion without looking beyond the cover, the appearance of things. .

38. Continued Project Wisdom
Every…single…one of us has the right to be accepted and understood as an individual, not as a member of a race, an economic condition, a religion or a club. Follow the example of Harry Truman and break down the barriers of prejudice.

39. “You can’t judge a book by it’s cover.”
QUOTE OF THE Week
“You can’t judge a book by it’s cover.”
~ Unknown.

40. THE NO PLACE FOR HATE RESOLUTION OF RESPECT
We pledge, from this day forward to do our best to combat prejudice and to stop those who violate the civil rights of others. We will seek to understand those who are different. We believe that one person can make a difference and that no person should stand by when it comes to opposing hate. We will speak out against prejudice and discrimination. We will reach out to those who are victims of hate. We know that we must all promote harmony, equality and respect. By signing the pledge, we commit ourselves to creating a community that is No Place for Hate.