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Announcements

ASB Spring Spirit Week!

Celebrate! Dress up and show up!!

Mon, March 24 - Hawaiian Shirt Day
Tues, March 25 - Twin Day
Weds, March 26 - Wacky Weds! (KONA Ice at lunches!!)
Thurs, March 27 - Mismatch Day
Fri, March 28 - Student/Teacher Swap Day
Fri, March 28 - Spring Fling Dance after school til 4 pm

Kona Ice: Tuesday, March 25, Lunches

Prepay for Kona Ice today! 20% of all sales will be donated to ASB. Go Raiders!

25-26 9th Grade Freshman Registration Information

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Sports 

Register for sports online on our Athletic Registration page. Our next available sporting season:

  • 24-25 Football  (Boy/Girls, Grades 7-8): March-May, 2025. First day of tryouts - March 24, 2:15-4:30pm, Lower Gym.  
  • 24-25 Volleyball (Girls, Grades 6-8): March-May, 2025. First day of practice - March 24, 2:15-4:30pm, Upper Gym.
  • 24-25 Cross-Country (Boys/Girls, Grades 6,7,8): March-May, 2025. First day of practice - March 24, 2:15-4:30pm, Cafeteria

Please note, all forms must be complete in Final Forms and we must have a current physical on file before an athlete is able to participate in tryouts/practice.

If you are interested in playing sports this year, you will need to have an updated physical. Peninsula Community Health Services is offering physicals - Please call PCHS at 360-475-3099 to schedule, or visit www.pchsweb.org for more information. You can also use your own provider.

If you have any questions, please feel free to email Mr. Tebo at [email protected].

PowerSchool for Parents

Click below to gain access to our PowerPoint For Parents slide deck, and information on setting up an afternoon learning program (homework).

power point slide presentation

Free & Reduced Price Meals

All families are encouraged to complete a Child Nutrition Eligibility & Education Benefits (CNEEB) Form.  This form will help qualify your student(s) for Free or Reduced Price Meals, reduction of school fees and Sunbucks Summer EBT benefits.  Completion of a CNEEB form also helps your child's school qualify for other benefits.

The federal government sets eligibility guidelines based on household income and size.

You may apply through our online lunch payment
portal:  https://linqconnect.com/main

Please note, there will not be any rollover from the previous year for waived fees.
Please remember to apply for Free and Reduced Meals and the Fee Waiver Program through Nutrition Services prior to paying fees. Qualifying for free or reduced meals may also help lower or waive other school fees such as ASB cards, event tickets, or testing fees. 

Fees paid prior to becoming active in the Fee Waiver Program are non-refundable. 

How to Talk to a Child About Mental Health

It is important for young people to hear that anxiety, stress, and negative emotions are completely normal - particularly in times of crisis. They also need to hear that there is always HOPE. In fact, just one positive nurturing relationship with an adult can help kids fight the effects of trauma. Talk to us about concerns you have:
- Your RMS counselors (Melissa Payfer A-L, Steven Lee M-Z)

School Supplies Available

If your student is in need of school supplies, please contact Libby Armstrong (district support secretary - student services) via email: [email protected].

The Ridgetop Supply List.

Purchase RMS Items Online

Prepay for items now! Remind students they may pickup their items from the ASB window before school and during lunches.

  + Use this link for online purchasing to purchase RMS items.

Fees

  • ASB Privileges - $15
  • Yearbook – $35
  • Emergency Food/Supply Fee (optional) - $4
  • Supply Bag with a Variety of Supplies (optional) - $15
  • Reusable RMS Water Bottle - $3
  • Class Color T-Shirt - $10
  • Class Color Hoodie - $25
  • Quarter Zip Hoodie - $15
  • Full Zip Hoodie - $35
  • Vintage T-Shirt - $5
  • Vintage Hoodie - $15

If items are ordered online, students may come to the ASB window before school and during lunches to pick up.

Supports for Students & Families Regarding Violence & World Events 

School violence and world events in locations like Ukraine & Israel cause stress and anxiety for our RMS students. With support from our district office, we have assembled resources you might find helpful, as a parent.. Please contact one of our counselors with concerns/needs you have. Melissa Payfer (students A-L)  [email protected]  360-662-2900 ext 2938, Steven Lee (students M-Z) [email protected]  360-662-2900 ext 2939  
9/11 Primer Talking to Children about Terrorism
Mental Health During Global Conflict
Talking to Children About Violence
Managing Your Distress in the Aftermath of a Shooting
Helping Children Copy after a Traumatic Event
How to Talk to Kids About Violence, Crime, & War
Handle With Care: Supporting Young People During Crisis
Resilience in a Time of War: Tips for Parents & Teachers of Middle School Children

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