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In coordination with our Counseling Department and the Santa Clara County Office of Education, Rolling Hills celebrated Red Ribbon Week.
Pledges, a poster contest, healthy coping skills, and a schoolwide assembly were all part of a concerted effort to share with students the benefits of healthy lifestyle choices and explain dangers of alcohol and vaping.
Over 550 individual students participated in Sport-a-Thon building community and raising funds for our after school athletic program.
Thanks to the nearly 50 parent volunteers, RHMS featured its annual Sport-a-Thon last week. While students had the opportunity to play an array of organized sports for two periods, RHMS also fundraised approximately $10,000 for its after school sports program.
RHMS is proud of our after school Athletic Program and our Club offerings, coming from two different funding sources. Donations to both help sustain what continues to rank highly as we ask for input from students and families about what makes RHMS a great place.
Our first SSC meeting is this Tuesday, October 29th at 3:15 in our RHMS Staff Room.
Here is a link to our first SSC meeting of the year.
Eagles! Thank you for joining us in making the first dance of the school year memorable!
The School Dance Committee (first picture) put together the first dance of the school year, the Haunted House Dance. We saw so many spooky, hilarious, creative costumes! Leadership snapped some photos as well so look forward to seeing more pictures from the dance in the yearbook!
A Thanksgiving Message from the Superintendent
As Thanksgiving approaches, we want to express our gratitude to the amazing community partners who enrich our students’ school experiences. From Elevate Math tutors supporting middle schoolers to Stanford’s Dr. Jo Boaler fostering a growth mindset in elementary math, and volunteers from Tzu Chi, Women’s League, and Foster Grandparents, your dedication fuels student success.
PTAs, Home-School Clubs, Boosters, and committees like the Innovation Council and Parent Advisory Committees amplify these efforts, creating more opportunities and connections.
Thank you for helping us build a strong, supportive community. Wishing you a safe and happy Thanksgiving!
