Happy Halloween!!!
Alex and Ms. Cocuzzi Halloween Twins
Thursday, October 24, 2013
The RMS Fall Play is tonight Thursday, October 24, 2013 and tomorrow night Friday, October 25, 2013 at 7:00 pm and Saturday, October 26, 2013 at 2:00 pm. Admission is $8
for adults and $6 for students and seniors. You can get your tickets at
the door. In
addition to our amazing middle school cast and
crew, there are about 18 RMS staff members - teachers,
secretaries, assistants... even a superintendent participating! It's gonna be great!
Hope you can join us!
Friday, October 18, 2013
Studying at sea
Students get first-hand marine science lesson
http://www.gloucestertimes.com/local/x1909743345/Studying-at-sea
Congratulations to Mr. David Young. Mr. Young is representing RMHS at the Mass Tech
Education Engineering Collaborative annual conference at Fitchburg State
University where he is presenting:
Fliers, Floaters, and Sinkers - David Young & John Banister-Marx: Learn how to build your own setup for a fun and engaging project that introduces students to the engineering design process. Using simple household materials, students race to build a unique object that can ultimately float in an air tube. Full class sets (one class) of materials including 4' framed acetate tube provided to each of the first 20 participants.
Fliers, Floaters, and Sinkers - David Young & John Banister-Marx: Learn how to build your own setup for a fun and engaging project that introduces students to the engineering design process. Using simple household materials, students race to build a unique object that can ultimately float in an air tube. Full class sets (one class) of materials including 4' framed acetate tube provided to each of the first 20 participants.
The Class of 2017 will be hosting a dinner fundraiser on Wednesday, October 30, from 4:30-6:30
PM in the RMHS Cafeteria.
Dinner will consist of spaghetti, meatballs, desserts, coffee and drinks.
Tickets are $8 and may be purchased from a member of the class of 2017, by calling 978-546-1234 or emailing slarsen@rpk12.org.
We will have a limited number of tickets available at the door.
Friday, October 11, 2013
Also in today's GDT
October 11, 2013
Olivia Theriault, a sixth grader, was recognized for her positive attitude, leadership in the classroom, superior effort, and her courteous and polite manner.
Jacob Greene, a seventh-grader, was honored for his hard work on every single homework assignment this school year. Jacob has demonstrated superior behavior and is generous with his peers.
Abby Feener, an eighth-grader, was recognized for being a role model and for demonstrating tremendous effort and focus in the classroom.
October 11, 2013
Three middle schoolers honored
ROCKPORT — Three Rockport Middle School pupils have been recognized for their positive attitudes and work ethic. The three each have been named Student of the Month for September.Olivia Theriault, a sixth grader, was recognized for her positive attitude, leadership in the classroom, superior effort, and her courteous and polite manner.
Jacob Greene, a seventh-grader, was honored for his hard work on every single homework assignment this school year. Jacob has demonstrated superior behavior and is generous with his peers.
Abby Feener, an eighth-grader, was recognized for being a role model and for demonstrating tremendous effort and focus in the classroom.
From today's GDT
October 11, 2013
The faculty and staff of Rockport Middle/High School would like to thank the educators from throughout Massachusetts that made up our Decennial Accreditation Visiting Team.
The team arrived on Sunday, Oct. 6, and remained with us until Wednesday, Oct. 9. The team was here to validate the self-study report that we have worked the past two years to prepare.
In that time, we have worked to create our core values and beliefs, express our 21st Century learning expectations for students, re-write our curriculum in an Understanding by Design format, learn to utilize a variety of instructional strategies, and design formative and summative assessments. We also worked to create a culture of high expectations, academic excellence, interpersonal skills, and civic responsibility within a framework of a caring school environment.
All of this could not be accomplished without the support of the community of Rockport. The citizens, families, businesses, town officials, and community organizations continue to be supportive of our school and we appreciate it very much.
Thanks again to everyone who participated in our visit for helping to make our school the best it can be.
PHILIP CONRAD
Principal
Rockport Middle/High School
October 11, 2013
Letter: Community support boosts Rockport schools
To the editor:The faculty and staff of Rockport Middle/High School would like to thank the educators from throughout Massachusetts that made up our Decennial Accreditation Visiting Team.
The team arrived on Sunday, Oct. 6, and remained with us until Wednesday, Oct. 9. The team was here to validate the self-study report that we have worked the past two years to prepare.
In that time, we have worked to create our core values and beliefs, express our 21st Century learning expectations for students, re-write our curriculum in an Understanding by Design format, learn to utilize a variety of instructional strategies, and design formative and summative assessments. We also worked to create a culture of high expectations, academic excellence, interpersonal skills, and civic responsibility within a framework of a caring school environment.
All of this could not be accomplished without the support of the community of Rockport. The citizens, families, businesses, town officials, and community organizations continue to be supportive of our school and we appreciate it very much.
Thanks again to everyone who participated in our visit for helping to make our school the best it can be.
PHILIP CONRAD
Principal
Rockport Middle/High School
Friday, October 4, 2013
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