Olympic Athletes
RHMS hosted a mini Special Olympics last week, celebrating our student athletes!
Along with their Leadership student coaches, our students with special needs jumped and ran and threw their way to gold medals!
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Upcoming Events
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Teacher Professional Development
As students had Friday, March 21 off in the form of a vacation, teachers could participate in a day of learning, collaborating, and creating.
Teachers spent the day connecting large essential standards to daily learning targets. Collaborating within and across grade levels, energies were focussed upon creating projects that allowed students to extend learning.
New Chromebook Use Policy to Support Student Health
District to Limit Late Night Student Chromebook Access This Friday
Starting this Friday, March 28, Campbell Union School District will limit late-night access to school-issued Chromebooks for students. Devices will be automatically shut down from 9:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. each night.
“We are seeing a lot of late-night Chromebook use on our student devices,” said Superintendent Shelly Viramontez. “That doesn’t support our students getting a good night’s rest to be ready for learning.”
Health experts emphasize that getting enough sleep is essential for adolescent mental health and brain development. Research shows that improving sleep habits can reduce daytime fatigue and lead to better academic performance and behavior.
“By shutting the devices down at night, we hope to encourage healthier sleep routines while still giving students time to complete their homework,” Viramontez added.
Lights. Camera. Action.
Whether there is electricity or not, learning still occurs during a storm!
Today, while RHMS was without power for the final ten minutes of lunch and periods 5 and 6 due to the recent storm, staff and students went about their normal day as best as they could. In many cases, with ample lighting from windows and skylights, instruction continued. Sixth grade students reviewed the Battle of Marathon and Thermopylae, 7th grade classrooms created schematics of future houses, and 8th grade students discussed the Monroe Doctrine and prepared notes for an upcoming presentation.
There are contingency plans for extended power outages, including distribution of food and battery powered lanterns, and Parent Square communication.
School Site Council Tuesday, February 11
Our third School Site Council meeting will be in our Staff Room starting at 3:15.
The agenda is here.