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Spaces
After School
Rolling Hills Middle School offers a wide range of after school options, including academic enrichment opportunities, sports, homework help, performing arts and more! Some options are available through our Campbell Union School District Expanded Learning programs, while others are organized by RHMS teachers. Details are available from the school office or by contacting the CUSD Expanded Learning Department.
Badminton Club
Badminton will start on October 26
When: Friday
Time: 3:00 - 4:30
Where: Gym
Maximum Participants: 36
Club Host: Ms. Zheng
Student Leader: Daniel Yu
Contact Information: zzheng [at] campbellusd.org
Enrichment
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.
Homework Club
When/Where: Monday & Thursday
Time: 3:00 - 4:00
Maximum Participants: 30
Where: A8
Club Host: Mr. Schwalenberg
Contact Information: tschwalenberg [at] campbellusd.org
Multilingual Learners Homework Club
Open to all students currently enrolled in ELD and reclassified students (RFEBed)!
When: Thursday
Time: 3:15 - 4:15
Where: A3
Club Hosts: Mrs. Biggs, Ms. Armacost
Contact Information: mbiggs [at] campbellusd.org, marmacost [at] campbellusd.org
Run Club
When: Monday & Thursday
Time: 3:05 - 4:05
Where: Outside room E7
Maximum Participants:
Club Host: Mr. Ramos & Mr. Maruyama
Contact Information: rramos [at] campbellusd.org & rmaruyama [at] campbellusd.org
Speech & Debate Club
When: Thursday
Time: 3:15 - 4:00
Where: D2
Maximum Participants: 32
Club Host: Mr. Becker
Contact Information: dbecker [at] cuhsd.org
Yearbook Design Club
When: Monday (Thursday when Monday is a holiday). Athletes can meeting during lunch on Thursday.
Time: 3:15 - 4:15 pm
Where: J4
Maximum Participants: 30
Club Host: Ms. Elvert
Contact Information: eelvert [at] campbellusd.org
Donovan Physical Education
New PE schedule! PE will now be for one week at a time. Your child will need their PE clothes at school the Monday of their scheduled PE week. They will have PE everyday that week. The following week they will be with Mrs. Scamporrino for Reading/Lit. They will then rotate back to PE the week after.
You can find your childs PE weeks listed below.
Donovan Science
Welcome to the Generic Subject Template page! Please click the links below to view your Calendar, Homework, News and Materials sections. There are setup steps and helpful hints on each page.
Click the ? icon in the top right corner for information and tips about Website Layout, Creating Classroom Spaces for your subjects or class periods or posting homework News Pages
Drama
The Drama program at Rolling Hills Middle School provides students with opportunities to gain confidence and build collaboration, public speaking, and social interaction skills as they develop a solid foundation in the theater arts. Through after school activities, students cover the California State Standards for theater education, and learn the basics of the stage, character development, and improvisational and performance skills, as well as to analyze and critique a wide variety of dramatic genres.
Ellen Perris-Fitch
Click the 'Miss Perris' classes' link above to access the Homework Email.
English Language Arts
Rigorous State Standards for English Language Arts require students to read, write, speak, listen, and use language effectively as well as develop literacy skills through literature and more complex informational texts that build knowledge in a variety of content areas. Emphasis is placed on answering a range of text-dependent questions that require inferences and evidence based on careful attention to the text. Lessons focus on rigor, critical-thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills that are necessary for success in college, career, and life.
English Language Development
English Language Development (ELD) Standards are used in tandem with the Common Core State Standards to give our English Learners (ELs) what they need to acquire language and gain access to grade-level standards. The California Department of Education requires that ELs receive explicit ELD instruction (Designated/Dedicated ELD Instruction), grouped by proficiency level. ELs also need access to grade-level standards. CUSD teachers use research-based instructional strategies proven to be effective in helping ELs meet grade-level content.
English Language Development (ELD)
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
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.
Erin Donovan
Welcome to Mrs. Donovan's class pages
Welcome to my class page. Please select your class information from the pages below.
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: