june 1, 2018
congratulations to our 2018 Walter P. Reuther Award Recipients!
From left to right: Mr. Reuther, Jenna Arnold, Eden McCullough and Tommy Conley
congratulations to our Athletic Award REcipients!
Top Middle Right: Nick Gerbi--The Anthony Mileski Award. Below Middle Right: Jake Crist--The Bob Babiarz Award.
Bottom Left: Dominic Wydeven and Lizzie Jewell -- The Mark Lane Award.
Bottom Left: Dominic Wydeven and Lizzie Jewell -- The Mark Lane Award.
8th Grade Field Trip to Detroit!
Our 8th Graders had beautiful weather for their field trip to Detroit! They toured the LIttle Ceasar's Arena, took a Riverboat Cruise and watched the Tigers win at Comerica Park!
Epic Sandcastles @Spencer Park!
7th Grade had great weather for their day at Spencer Park, too! In Math class, students prepared molds and models for an Epic Sandcastle which they built on the beach at the park. Students also participated in several other math challenges, a scavenger hunt and enjoyed the playground as well!
Thank you PTSA & Green Schools! Reuther Recycles!
Located in our Main 6th Grade Lobby, these new Recycle Bins are for Print Cartridges, DVDs & CDs, Eyeglasses, Cell Phones and Batteries. Thank you to all who donated points for us to earn our Green Schools Grant!
Reuther student’s Doodle 4 Google entry wins best in state!
Reuther Middle School student Breena Keller is the Michigan winner of the Doodle 4 Google competition, a national contest for K-12 students to create a Google Doodle, incorporating their personal artwork into the letters in the Google logo.
Google representatives surprised Keller at a May 3 school assembly, where all her seventh-grade classmates received a t-shirt with her design, based on the theme, “What inspires me.” As a state winner, her doodle will be featured in the online Doodle 4 Google gallery. Reuther faculty members were also invited to a free afterschool Teacher Sandbox Workshop, hosted by Google.
“Breena has combined her inspiration and talent in a unique design to share with audiences across the country,” said Reuther Middle School Principal Wendy Darga. “We are so proud of her accomplishment.”
Keller now moves on to the next round of competition where five state/territory winners will be selected as national finalists. Keller fans can vote for her creation beginning in late May, when all 53 contenders will be posted at https://doodles.google.com/d4g/. Keller could potentially advance to the national level of the competition, making her eligible for a scholarship, a trip to Google Headquarters in California, a technology grant for her school, and the chance to have her creation featured as an interactive experience on Google.com.
“This is a wonderful example of how students can share their ideas and turn them into creative opportunities,” said RCS Executive Director of Secondary Education Carrie Lawler. “We are proud of Breena and the RCS educators who inspire young minds to explore their passions.”
Google representatives surprised Keller at a May 3 school assembly, where all her seventh-grade classmates received a t-shirt with her design, based on the theme, “What inspires me.” As a state winner, her doodle will be featured in the online Doodle 4 Google gallery. Reuther faculty members were also invited to a free afterschool Teacher Sandbox Workshop, hosted by Google.
“Breena has combined her inspiration and talent in a unique design to share with audiences across the country,” said Reuther Middle School Principal Wendy Darga. “We are so proud of her accomplishment.”
Keller now moves on to the next round of competition where five state/territory winners will be selected as national finalists. Keller fans can vote for her creation beginning in late May, when all 53 contenders will be posted at https://doodles.google.com/d4g/. Keller could potentially advance to the national level of the competition, making her eligible for a scholarship, a trip to Google Headquarters in California, a technology grant for her school, and the chance to have her creation featured as an interactive experience on Google.com.
“This is a wonderful example of how students can share their ideas and turn them into creative opportunities,” said RCS Executive Director of Secondary Education Carrie Lawler. “We are proud of Breena and the RCS educators who inspire young minds to explore their passions.”
Biennial Trip to Costa Rica
RCS is excited to announce our biennial trip to Costa Rica, June 2019! Rochester Community Schools Strategic Plan includes international exchanges as part of our global awareness initiatives. This trip is for:
An informational meeting will be held June 11, 2018 at 6:30 PM at Stoney Creek High School. Please RSVP.
If you cannot attend the meeting but would like more information please email Amanda McKay, or call 248-726-3501 Principal at Delta Kelly Elementary.
Let me know if you have any questions
Amanda McKay, Ph.D.
Delta Kelly Elementary Principal
248-726-3501
amckay@rochester.k12.mi.us
@AmandaMcKay9
- RCS students who will be in grades 9-11 during the 2018-2019 school year
- Students who are interested in developing relationship with students in our sister school and deepening relationships with peers in our own community
- Students who are interested in the environment, ecotourism, practicing Spanish, and learning more about other cultures.
An informational meeting will be held June 11, 2018 at 6:30 PM at Stoney Creek High School. Please RSVP.
If you cannot attend the meeting but would like more information please email Amanda McKay, or call 248-726-3501 Principal at Delta Kelly Elementary.
Let me know if you have any questions
Amanda McKay, Ph.D.
Delta Kelly Elementary Principal
248-726-3501
amckay@rochester.k12.mi.us
@AmandaMcKay9
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Girls Basketball Opportunities:
Hi Parents! If you have a daughter who is interested in basketball, there are a couple of opportunities that we want to let you know about. Our girls basketball program at Rochester High is sponsoring a couple of basketball events in June that we’d love to have your daughters be a part of. First, on June 8th, we will be hosting “Falcon Friday Night Hoops” from 6-11pm at the Rochester High gym for girls going into 6th-9th grades. This event will include basketball training, food, games/contests, 3 on 3 tournaments, and swimming. Cost for this event is $35 with any proceeds going to our girls basketball program. Another opportunity coming up June 18th-21st is our RHS girls basketball camp for incoming 6th-9th graders (being held at Reuther Middle School). This camp is only $50 for the week with proceeds going to our girls basketball program. If you have questions or any interest in either of these events, please contact varsity coach Jeff Haney at jhaney@rochester.k12.mi.us. We’d love to see the girls there!
Hi Parents! If you have a daughter who is interested in basketball, there are a couple of opportunities that we want to let you know about. Our girls basketball program at Rochester High is sponsoring a couple of basketball events in June that we’d love to have your daughters be a part of. First, on June 8th, we will be hosting “Falcon Friday Night Hoops” from 6-11pm at the Rochester High gym for girls going into 6th-9th grades. This event will include basketball training, food, games/contests, 3 on 3 tournaments, and swimming. Cost for this event is $35 with any proceeds going to our girls basketball program. Another opportunity coming up June 18th-21st is our RHS girls basketball camp for incoming 6th-9th graders (being held at Reuther Middle School). This camp is only $50 for the week with proceeds going to our girls basketball program. If you have questions or any interest in either of these events, please contact varsity coach Jeff Haney at jhaney@rochester.k12.mi.us. We’d love to see the girls there!
A very special Thank You to Culver's for donating the ice cream for our PTSA Ice Cream Social at Reuther Rocks!
thank you 7th Grade Mentors!
Back in December, our 7th Grade Student Mentors proposed a project to inspire and motivate their fellow students. Their project involved painting all 6 student restrooms different colors and adding a motivational quote to each. The students and their teachers, Ms. Moore, Mr. Kerr and Ms. Steffes chose the colors and the quotes and with the generous donation of paint and expertise from one of our parents, Mr. Miller, painted all of the restrooms during our Holiday Break. With the design help of Mrs. Mainero and the painting expertise of Ms. Moore and Mrs. Hoekstra, the restroom project in not only complete--it's beautiful. Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen for our Reuther Community!
CRUSADER NATION NEWS
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Student Safety--arrival & Dismissal
Come help us paint a new plow for this winter season.
The busiest times of the day are Student Arrival & Dismissal. When students are racing for the bus and parents are lined up in the loop, it is important for us all to observe the following guidelines:
As the weather changes and the mornings become darker, please be extra careful to look out for our students who are walking and riding their bikes to school. While we are fortunate to have upgrades at the intersections of Auburn/Culbertson and Culbertson/Marlowe, it is still so important for those of us dropping off or picking up students to be mindful of those students who are walking!
Student safety is always our priority – please join us in keeping all of our students safe!
- Please use the parent loop in the front or rear of the building for student drop off. Please do not drop off or pick up your student in the parking lot--this is very dangerous!
- Please do not walk in between the buses. This is extremely dangerous.
- Please do not walk or cross through the bus loop by going into the road during this time.
- Please use the sidewalks between the parking lot, drop off loop and building entrances.
As the weather changes and the mornings become darker, please be extra careful to look out for our students who are walking and riding their bikes to school. While we are fortunate to have upgrades at the intersections of Auburn/Culbertson and Culbertson/Marlowe, it is still so important for those of us dropping off or picking up students to be mindful of those students who are walking!
Student safety is always our priority – please join us in keeping all of our students safe!
REUTHER PTSA COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEE
STUDENTVUE App
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HOmework help
Homework Help will take place on Mondays in room 124 and Wednesday in room 121 from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Students must come prepared with assignments or a silent reading book and a signed contract must be on file.
There will be no transportation this year, therefore students will be expected to have a ride waiting promptly at 3:30 p.m.
Please see the attachment for more details.
Students must come prepared with assignments or a silent reading book and a signed contract must be on file.
There will be no transportation this year, therefore students will be expected to have a ride waiting promptly at 3:30 p.m.
Please see the attachment for more details.
| homework_help_letter_2017-18.pdf |
How to apply for free and reduced lunch
Please use these instructions to help you fill out the application for free or reduced price school meals. You only need to submit one application per household, even if your children attend more than one school in Rochester Community Schools
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