Students had the chance to uncover artifacts, make discoveries, and learn what it’s like to be an archaeologist in the field. This interactive experience brought history to life and showed the importance of curiosity, observation, and teamwork.
We are so proud of our students for digging deep into learning—literally! ❤️🖤
We are so proud of our students for digging deep into learning—literally! ❤️🖤
📸 Say Cheese, Gales! 📸
Picture Day is coming up on Wednesday, September 4th at RMS!
Students will take their school photos during the school day. These pictures will be used for the yearbook and student IDs, so don’t forget to bring your best smile! Ordering information will be sent home with your student this week.
Picture Day is coming up on Wednesday, September 4th at RMS!
Students will take their school photos during the school day. These pictures will be used for the yearbook and student IDs, so don’t forget to bring your best smile! Ordering information will be sent home with your student this week.
We are excited to partner with Ms. Heather Meeker through the Gear Up program at Arkansas Tech University! Mrs. Meeker works closely with RMS to provide students with opportunities, resources, and support that prepare them for future success in school and beyond. Her dedication helps open doors for our students and encourages them to dream big. We are grateful for the impact she makes on our Gale family!
At RMS, we believe in Every Student… Every Assignment… Every Day. That’s why we use the ICU Database to help students stay on top of their work and build good habits for learning.
What it is: Teachers log missing assignments into the ICU Database. Parents/guardians are notified by text and email if their student has missing work—and again when the work has been turned in.
Why it matters: Completing work is essential for learning, and we want to partner with families to support student success.
Who: All 6th & 7th grade students.
When: Missing assignments are logged each Monday, beginning August 25th.
How it works: Students are notified of missing work, given time to complete it, and supported during advisory if extra help is needed.
Together, we can help our Gales finish strong each quarter and stay caught up!
What it is: Teachers log missing assignments into the ICU Database. Parents/guardians are notified by text and email if their student has missing work—and again when the work has been turned in.
Why it matters: Completing work is essential for learning, and we want to partner with families to support student success.
Who: All 6th & 7th grade students.
When: Missing assignments are logged each Monday, beginning August 25th.
How it works: Students are notified of missing work, given time to complete it, and supported during advisory if extra help is needed.
Together, we can help our Gales finish strong each quarter and stay caught up!
Gale families, to help keep dismissal safe and efficient, we’re sharing our traffic flow map for after-school pick-up and drop-off lanes on the 6th grade side. Please take a moment to review the map carefully before arrival.
This morning, our students got a special surprise when the Arkansas Tech University basketball team joined us for some fun on the court before school!
The energy, teamwork, and excitement were contagious, and our students loved getting the chance to connect with these incredible role models right here in our community.
A big THANK YOU to ATU for investing time with our Cyclones and helping us start the day with smiles, school spirit, and lots of fun! ❤️🖤
The energy, teamwork, and excitement were contagious, and our students loved getting the chance to connect with these incredible role models right here in our community.
A big THANK YOU to ATU for investing time with our Cyclones and helping us start the day with smiles, school spirit, and lots of fun! ❤️🖤
Ms. McCormick is dedicated to helping every student reach their full potential. She brings patience, creativity, and a supportive approach to her classroom, ensuring that all students feel valued and empowered to succeed. RMS is lucky to have her making a positive impact every day!
Mr. Edwards brings history to life in his classroom, helping students connect the past to the present through engaging lessons and discussions. On the softball field, he motivates his athletes to work hard, play smart, and support one another as a team. Whether teaching about America’s past or coaching for the future, Mr. Edwards is committed to helping RMS students succeed.
Students in 6th grade ELA are focusing on reading informational text and answering the units essential question of "What are the ways you can make yourself heard?" They are already using reading strategies to dig deeper into the text!
Attention RMS families,
Outdated GEAR UP opt-in forms were distributed to parents, indicating that the eligible grades are 6th and 7th. However, the correct eligible grades should be 7th and 8th. We apologize for any inconvenience. Feel free to reach out to Heather Meeker at hmeeker1@atu.edu with any questions.
Outdated GEAR UP opt-in forms were distributed to parents, indicating that the eligible grades are 6th and 7th. However, the correct eligible grades should be 7th and 8th. We apologize for any inconvenience. Feel free to reach out to Heather Meeker at hmeeker1@atu.edu with any questions.
Mr. McClure sparks curiosity and creativity in every class he teaches, from building robots to mastering coding skills. He challenges students to think critically, solve problems, and explore new ideas, while encouraging innovation and teamwork. His passion for technology and learning helps prepare RMS students for a bright future. We’re lucky to have him on our team!
As we get acclimated to the new school year, we want to remind families of our morning drop-off procedures to help keep everyone safe and traffic flowing smoothly. ❤️🖤
✅ Doors open at 7:30– please do not drop off students earlier as supervision is not available.
✅ Please follow the designated car line and remain in your vehicle. Staff will be there to assist as needed.
✅ For everyone’s safety, students should exit vehicles on the curbside only.
✅The church parking lot is closed. Please don't meet students there for pickup.
Thank you for your cooperation in making drop-off safe and efficient for all Gales! 🌪️
✅ Doors open at 7:30– please do not drop off students earlier as supervision is not available.
✅ Please follow the designated car line and remain in your vehicle. Staff will be there to assist as needed.
✅ For everyone’s safety, students should exit vehicles on the curbside only.
✅The church parking lot is closed. Please don't meet students there for pickup.
Thank you for your cooperation in making drop-off safe and efficient for all Gales! 🌪️
Mrs. Petty is dedicated to supporting our 6th graders as they navigate the exciting transition to middle school. She’s always ready to listen, encourage, and guide students through both challenges and successes. Her caring nature and commitment to student well-being help make RMS a welcoming and supportive place for all. We’re thankful to have her as part of our counseling team!
Mrs. Robinson brings energy and encouragement to both the classroom and the cheer squad. In math, she helps students build strong skills and confidence through clear instruction and engaging activities. On the sidelines, she inspires school spirit and teamwork among our cheerleaders. Whether solving equations or leading cheers, Mrs. Robinson is all about helping students shine! We're so glad to have her here at RMS!
Mrs. Van Wie brings passion, skill, and dedication to the RMS band program. She works hard to help students grow as musicians while building teamwork, discipline, and a love for music. Whether in rehearsal or on stage, her leadership inspires students to perform their best. We’re proud to have her guiding the RMS band!
Mr. Ball is passionate about helping students become confident readers, writers, and thinkers. He creates engaging lessons that connect literature to real-life experiences and encourages students to share their ideas. His classroom is a place where creativity and critical thinking thrive. We’re lucky to have Mr. Ball inspiring young minds at RMS! 📚
Ms. Koch brings clarity, patience, and enthusiasm to every math lesson. She’s dedicated to helping students build a strong foundation in mathematics and develop problem-solving skills that will serve them for years to come. Her positive attitude and supportive teaching style make math a subject students can enjoy and feel confident about. We’re glad she’s part of the RMS team!
Mr. Harris brings energy, talent, and a love for music to the RMS choir program. He inspires students to find their voice, work as a team, and share their musical gifts with confidence. Whether it’s preparing for a big performance or learning new skills, Mr. Harris makes choir a fun and rewarding experience. We’re proud to have him leading our RMS singers! 🎶
Is your student interested in Quiz Bowl? If so, there is an interest meeting on Thursday (8/21) after school. Students will stay after school until 4:00. Please pick them up in the front car rider line at 4:00. This meeting is for interested students only. After tryouts, there will be a parent meeting at a later date. Please contact Ms. Velazquez with any questions.
Ms. Mills is all about building connections with students and creating a classroom where everyone feels welcome. She believes learning should be fun, meaningful, and memorable. We’re so glad she’s part of our team!
