Students are using a variety of line patterns and colors to create texture. It is amazing to watch our students grow as artists from the vision and design planning to the execution. Each project adds skills and tools they can use.
The polar vortex of 2019 got in our way last school year, but we are so happy to welcome Martin Lowenberg, a holocaust survivor, to the Rocket Center at RPHS at 6:30 on October 29th. We welcome the community to join us in an evening celebrating hope, resiliency, and empathy. Please mark your calendars to join us. Feel free to share the attached posters.
Reeths-Puffer Schools is in need of Guest Teachers and Guest Paraprofessionals. If you are interested in learning more about becoming a Guest Teacher or Guest Paraprofessional, please contact Rob Renes at renesr@reeths-puffer.org.
RISE UP was the theme of the RPMS Variety show and our students and community did not disappoint. Thank you to each performer for your vulnerability and willingness to put your talents on display. Thank you to our parents and Rocket City community for providing a safe and positive environment for our students where they can each RISE UP!
Reminder: Half Day Tomorrow 10/10/19.
Do you need help with trying to solve your Rubix Cube? No problem! A Rubix Cube solving machine was PRINTED in our tech lab using a 3-d printer. While we did not write the code, student get to see the code come to life and explore all things made possible by technology!
https://youtu.be/YkUog9Z_Uts
Chess Club combines a great game of strategy and an opportunity to make new friends. Every Tuesday, players of all skill level can join together after school. If you don’t know how to play, you can even come and watch and someone will help you learn.
How does speed effect kinetic energy? 7th grade science students are tackling this question with the help of windmills and box fans.
Recognizing students demonstrating The Rocket Way at RPMS! Today students enjoyed pizza with friends and received gift cards from Yodels, Buffalo Wild Wings, and more. Keep it up Rockets!
Homecoming is a perfect day for a fight song flash mob from our band. Fire up ROCKETS!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCoLGjG6Gwc
We have spirit yes we do! Here are just a handful of tie-dye and mismatch photos.
Our power is back on. Staff and students did a great job of being flexible.
Parents- currently the middle school has partial power. We are practicing our life skill of flexibility and learning continues. Our phones do work at the time. As we continue to problem solve, we will keep you posted to any updates.
Here are a few spirit week photos. Mismatch and Twin Day! Tomorrow is Workout Wednesday followed by tie-dye and RP spirit.
Our weekly pride slip winners. We have so many students demonstrating the Rocket Way. Great job showing respect, pride, and integrity.
Inquiry in Automation and Robotics starts with exploring axles, wheel placement, and weight. To get the longest traveling object, there was a lot of design thinking, testing, redesigning, and retesting.
Science has proven that your brain can grow and change. It is also proven that that new pathways in your brain only develop by doing hard things-outside of your comfort zone. This is the message that our high school leaders brought to the middle school today when they partnered with 8th grade leaders to facilitate a growth mindset focused learning opportunity for the entire middle school.
Thank you RP community! As a district, we were able to raise $4,163.97 for the Northside Vets. Our pie day event helped add to the today and support a great cause.
Next week is homecoming and we can't wait to see the spirit. Learning goes on as normal, but our clothing and accessory choices may not. Homecoming game at RPHS on 10/4.
Today...meet Addie. Addie is a partner to Sunny in the rotating duty as the RPMS therapy dog. Addie has a lot more energy than Sunny and gets asked often if she curls her hair or gets a perm. Thank you Addie for you help in creating an environment where all students reach their potential.
