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Upcoming Events

More Thankful PTA Support

Our students are the happy recipients of a generous donation from our RHMS PTA to purchase updated equipment for our Cardio Room.

More Thankful PTA Support

RHMS PTA recently approved of $7000 to help supplement the purchase of new equipment for the Physical Education Department's Cardio Room.  Our 7th and 8th graders have access to physical fitness at all times of the year; if it rains or is too hot, students may utilize this amazing space!  New eliptical trainers and wind resistance bikes have added much to our program.

Thank you, RHMS PTA

RHMS PTA has been a strong supporter of our after school clubs, approving of $10,000 to help staff an array of offerings.

Thank you, RHMS PTA

Our second round of clubs starts next week.  Whether badminton, art and illustration, jazz band, yearbook, disc golf, tabletop gaming, speech and debate, running, or soccer and speed, we offer a wealth of opportunities for students to be with peers and staff or community volunteers in a positive environment.

On Mondays and Thursdays, we also proudly offer Homework Center staffed by at least two teachers and sometimes as many as five, while ELD Homework Club is on Tuesdays, staffed by two teachers.

On behalf of our students, we greatly appreciate our RHMS PTA's support.

A Rainstorm of Congratulations

Campbell Union School District celebrates the 2026 retirees who have a combination of over 180 years of service to the district.

CUSD's 2026 retirees gather together in the rain for a retirement celebration

Although Mother Nature showered our honorees with rain and hail, she could not damper the celebration of over 180 combined years of service to the Campbell Union School District. Staff, friends and family gathered to celebrate the District’s 14 retirees. Our retirees represent a variety of roles and responsibilities within the District from the irrigation and maintenance team to the superintendent. The success of the school district lies on the shoulders of the staff members and we are grateful for each of the retirees that have made tireless contributions on behalf of our students. 

Please help us celebrate the following retirees:

Retiree Name

Role

Years of CUSD Service

Steven Burbank

6th Grade Teacher

27

Stephanie Cima

Program Specialist

7

Sheila Erwin

1st Grade Teacher

34

Donna Gauthier

MTSS Instructional Assistant

4

Shun Heng

Accounting Tech

8

Janine Matheson

2nd Grade Teacher

34

Diana McDonald

Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA)

3

Annette G Mihalis

1st Grade Teacher

27

Christina Parrott

PE Teacher

21

Elizabeth Shepherd

2/3 Combo Teacher

32

Antonio Trejo

Custodian

29

Dimpal Bhayani

MTSS Instructional Assistant

7

Shelly Viramontez

Superintendent

30

Henry Delarosa

Irrigation/Maintenance

7

To view photos of the event, visit 20260527_CUSD_RetirementCelebrationEvent

Celebrations!

Celebrating our Teacher, Classified Employee, and Volunteer of the Year.

Celebrations!

Shelly Biggs is our Teacher of the Year.  She has passionately taken on the role of ELD teacher and influencer at RHMS.  Seeing the need to better support our EL population, she applied for and received a waiver to begin this important work two years ago.  With a year of student success under her belt, she studied hard to receive the credential that allows her to continue this undertaking.

Coming from an elementary school setting, she has the compassion to address the SEL needs of middle school aged students, as well as the instructional strategies to be highly effective.  Evidence of her skills include the rate at which we exit students from our ELD program.

Shelly is all about Continuous Improvement, modeling the acquisition of student feedback and PDSA cycles that show significant student growth in writing and reading.  Her student achievement data is some of the best produced at RHMS.

Shelly is also visible outside of the classroom.  She is a member of our Leadership Team, determining next best steps for our site, and she serves as a formal BTSA and informal support to new and veteran teachers alike.  She checks in on colleagues, opens her room for peer observations, and brainstorms solutions to complex issues, large and small.

Leesa Kirkish is our Classified Employee of the Year.  She works with our most needy population of students.  While commitment is necessary, Leesa exudes three more Cs, compassion, calm, and consistency.

Leesa is reliable, supporting the uniqueness of each individual child, and she balances flexibility and firmness so that students are prepared to succeed.  She has an empathetic soul and a passion to accentuate the best in every child with whom she works.

Christine Millar is our Volunteer of the Year.  She has been an active member of our RHMS PTA Board all three years her son has been enrolled here.  Christine exudes the values we aim to leverage here at RHMS, and we are grateful for her positivity and hands-on approach, including volunteering at our Sport-a-Thon, finding ways to enhance promotion, and decorating our Staff Room to brighten our days.

Literally a moment into any conversation with Christine, there is clear evidence that she genuinely cares for our greater Rolling Hills community… its students, its families, and staff.

Promotion Details!

What should we wear? Where do I park? Wait, what's happening on Thursday? That's right... promotion details follow =) 8th grade promotion is from 11:00 to noon on Thursday, June 11, for those with supporting grades and behaviors As coordinating an event…

What should we wear?
Where do I park?
Wait, what's happening on Thursday?

That's right... promotion details follow =)

8th grade promotion is from 11:00 to noon on Thursday, June 11, for those with supporting grades and behaviors

  • As coordinating an event of this magnitude, with just under 260 students and what we expect will be 1000 guests is complex, we will have two to three days of promotion practice. 8th grade students who remain eligible to attend the promotion ceremony need to be present on Monday June 8, Tuesday June 9, and Wednesday June 10.
  • Students are to arrive on time daily, particularly the final days of school as we tweak last minute details.
  • On day day of promotion, students are to arrive on time and dressed to report to first period classes on the day of promotion.
  • Dress for the event itself is to be appropriate for an event of this nature, anything from business casual to semi-formal.  (It is likely only me wearing a bowtie.)
  • There are no limits to the numbers of guests students may have attend. We ask that everyone is mindful of parking and seating and that during our 8th grade ceremony, we also have 600 students in their classrooms.  We are balancing a lot and are eager to see the coordination and cooperation of so many.
  • Staff will park on the blacktop, enabling our community to park in our staff parking lots and along yellow curbs.  La Rinconada Shopping Center has dozens of stalls, and our Garden City Church neighbor off Pollard will allow for additional parking.
  • The front gates, adjacent to the office, are the only gates we will initially open for guests. They open 10:30 am.  We will not be opening gates at any other locations as we are still running a school day.
  • Our ceremony starts promptly at 11:00 am. It is expected to last 45 minutes.
  • Names, except for a handful of students with unique needs, are read in an alphabetical order by an array of staff members who have volunteered to do so.
  • At the conclusion of the ceremony, our promotees will then proceed towards the gym, where families may meet.  Excusal of all 8th graders is at that time and through the double gates adjacent to the gym.
  • We ask that audience members are mindful of umbrellas and noisemakers and other items that may be distractions.  We want every child to feel valued.
  • Student cell phones are allowed at the promotion, as we will have collected Yondr Pouches the day prior.  We will review those cell phone expectations with our students.
  • Should younger siblings at RHMS wish to attend, we have asked that  you contact Ms. Ray at meray [at] campbellusd.org, so that we may properly excuse them.
  • Should younger siblings leave school with their 8th grade sibling, please notify the office so that we know where all of our students are.

Looking forward to seeing you all.  Enjoy your weekend.