Meal pick up is still available next week at the high school from 1:oo until 3:00.
Check out this great summer opportunity. Classes are held at the amazing CTC facility and are open to current 7th and 8th grade students on June 14-17th from 8:30-3:00. In April, a link to the 2021 brochure and enrollment will be available at summercareercamp.org. Be on the lookout as classes may fill quickly. Classes are $60 for the week and include a catered box lunch. Questions? Email ctc-info@muskegonisd.org or call 231-767-3613.
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We are super proud of our “mathletes” for persevering through an opportunity that looked a little different this year. Under normal circumstances, students would get to travel to MCC, interact with other students from area schools, and engineers in our area. This year, students were able to compete in a virtual setting. We even had three students earn an opportunity to participate at the state level and represent RP well. This was a great chance for students to step outside of their comfort zone and try to solve new and challenging problems. We can’t seem to get one picture with everybody but between the two pictures below, it captures the team!
This week, a group of our students got to pilot a virtual career fair. Students got to explore different career fields in a real and relevant way within healthcare. The students did a great job.
Check out this great opportunity.
We have double the rocket pride today with recognition for our rocket slip winners from this week and last week. Everywhere you look, the Rocket Way is on display! We are so proud of our students.
2021 Bond Proposal: https://www.rp-bond.com/
Over the last few weeks, many hours were put in to create a mural in our main commons that represented and reflected our school culture. We are thankful for the hard work of the students and staff that made this happen. Art is an expression and way of communicating and we are thrilled with the message on display now every day. RP STRONG is on display!
Parents- information was just e-mailed about conferences (virtual) on 3/30 and 3/31. Please click on the link below to sign up for a time.
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Reeths-Puffer Schools Bond Proposal 2021 Video: https://vimeo.com/525026381
Parents- check out this great opportunity through ParentGuidance.org. Parenting is hard and there is support out there. The opportunity is free and confidential.
Help us with a double celebration. We just realized we did not post our Rocket slip winners last week. There is so much respect, pride, and integrity on display. It is the greatness in our students that makes our school great.
In Robotics, some of our second year students explore programming the commands of drones and take over the main commons.
Learning in History class is a great opportunity to practice collaboration skills and the skill of synthesizing information.
The ROCKET WAY is on display at RPMS. We have so many great students to recognize. We had a few rocket slip drawing winners today.
Our students have been active in their exploration of earthquakes and seismic activity.
Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Hernandez get to join the percussion group to work on rhythm and timing. It was fun and NOT easy, but the students were super kind and supportive. Percussion is definitely not easy.
Our rocket slip winners from last week deserve a (delayed) recognition. Great work Rockets!
Students progress through the art program, the products they create become more and more diverse, even though they may be practicing the same skill or have a common theme. We love seeing our students personalities reflected through art.
Help us give a shout out to our high school interns this semester. They signed up to learn more about the behind the scenes of working in a school, but we are going to let the secret out that we probably learn more and our middle school students benefit and learn the more from them. Interns are a great reminder for us at the middle school about how much students grow after they leave eighth grade! Thank you interns.
