Our SRO-in-training, Peyton! (We told him to look serious for this picture 😜) Seriously, we are so thankful to have an SRO who builds relationships with our students and makes them feel safe, Deputy McGarity.
Rising freshmen (current 8th graders) who plan to enroll in Agriscience in high school and have a desire to learn more about FFA and agricultural leadership are invited to attend FFA Summer Camp at Camp Clements.
At camp, students participate in leadership workshops, competitive team-building activities, outdoor recreation, and opportunities to meet other FFA members from across Tennessee. It is a great way for students to get involved early and build connections before starting high school.
Please see the attached flyer and QR code to register.
*If parents or guardians would like more information, feel free to reach out to Mrs. Cheyenne Cagle at RHS.
At camp, students participate in leadership workshops, competitive team-building activities, outdoor recreation, and opportunities to meet other FFA members from across Tennessee. It is a great way for students to get involved early and build connections before starting high school.
Please see the attached flyer and QR code to register.
*If parents or guardians would like more information, feel free to reach out to Mrs. Cheyenne Cagle at RHS.
The track meet in Millington has been canceled.
Sports Pictures
Congratulations new Jr. Beta Inductees and great job current members on the induction ceremony! Shout-out to sponsors Sharon Hill and Kelli Tidwell!
Come out and support the Soccer team! 🐯💜⚽️
Hat Day
Come out and support our Baseball and Softball teams this spring! Go tigers! 🐯💜⚾️🥎
Maintenance Worker Appreciation Day!
Snack Cart Tomorrow! Click the image for a full list of prices.
Drum roll please...
STEM students learned about light and color with their Optics kits. Students followed instructions and built experiments using light sources with prisms, lens, and mirrors. They learned about careers which use lasers and about laser safety.
Due to a conflict with spring sporting events, RHS has decided to offer 2 sessions for freshman orientation. One for the morning (9:00 a.m.) and another for that evening (5:30 p.m.). For any parent that can’t attend either meeting, RHS Counselors will come to the school to meet with those students to get them registered. Parents can also contact Ms. Hay at RHS to set up a meeting if they would like to discuss any concerns.
Robotics and Project Leaps used Electrical kits to build their own circuits. Students had to troubleshoot their circuits and collaborate to get their devices to work. We used ammeters and voltmeters to measure our electrical flow. Our future engineers are working hard!
RMS Tiger artists learned about Mardi Gras last week and made their own Mardi Gras masks. We would love to have new artists join art club. We meet on Tuesday from 3-4pm.
RMS Tigers had fun with 4-H in February. Students presented their topics during the local club meetings, showing they are prepared for the County 4-H Public Speaking contest. Good job and good luck at the country contest!
Congratulations!
RMS librarian, Mrs. Tidwell, presented awards and medals to the ELA teachers and their classes who achieved the highest STAR Reading growth in their grade level. Their hard work, consistency, and focus on literacy are making a powerful impact on student achievement!
What is STAR?
STAR is a computer-based reading assessment that measures students’ reading levels and monitors progress throughout the year. STAR growth reflects how much a student’s reading ability has improved between testing periods, highlighting academic progress over time.
We are proud of our teachers and students for striving for growth and excellence!
Pictured are our winning teachers: Mrs. Young, Ms. Curtis, and Mr. Wiggin, along with their classes.
Incoming Freshmen!
Excited for this track season! 👟🐯💜
