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In English Language Development (ELD) class, students will receive (ELD) standards based lessons to provide them with the language skills that they need to be successful in school and fluent in English.

Enrichment opportunities at Rolling Hills Middle School develop the whole student, providing knowledge and context for the world around them. Students will participate in various exploratories during their time at Rolling Hills Middle School. They're encouraged to try these classes, and maybe even discover a new passion in Band, Digital Photography, Journalism, Technology, Visual Arts, or World Languages. They’re also encouraged to participate in a variety of after-school activities and clubs.

Welcome to Mrs. Donovan's class pages

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Your childs math book is available at :  http://my.hrw.com

They can use the school google username and passwords for access.

Here is a list of requested school supplies, we will give a hard copy to students the first day!

Recommended for 6th grade success:

Exploratories are a great way to develop a well-rounded individual. At Rolling Hills Middle School, students have the opportunity to take a wide variety of classes to develop their creative and analytical sides. Who knows, your student might just discover a lifelong passion in one of these non-traditional courses.

At Rolling Hills Middle School, we’re preparing students to succeed in high school, college and beyond. Research shows that involvement by parents and family members makes a big difference in a child’s success at school. You Make the Difference!

Welcome to Mrs. Frugoli's Rolling Hills Middle School website! You will find the daily agenda, homework assignments, and class documents via this site.

WELCOME TO YOUR NIGHTLY HOMEWORK POST. BELOW YOU WILL FIND NIGHTLY HOMEWORK, REMINDERS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR MRS. GARCIA AND MRS. BELL'S CLASSES.

Located at the back of the campus, the Rolling Hills Middle School garden provides students an opportunity to put their life science education into action. The garden was built by a partnership between Campbell Union School District and various community volunteer teams who believed in the importance of education outside the four classroom walls. Students and staff grow everything from tomatoes and zucchinis to basil and sunflowers, watching plants take root in the raised beds.

When: Monday

Time: During lunch

Where: M5

Club Host: Mr. Aguayo

Contact Information: paguayo [at] campbellusd.org

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