Richmond Hill Middle School

We were so impressed by all the great projects displayed at STEM Night 2018! Great job students!

Students in Mr. Robertson's 7th Grade Science classes are doing a research project on Genetic Disorders. Students picked an inherited genetic disorder then researched causes, history of the disorder, symptoms, treatments, and prognosis. They created a good slide show and presented their findings to the class.

Administration is treating teachers and staff to Five Days of Christmas this week. Today, teachers are enjoying Chick-fil-A biscuits for breakfast. Thank you to Chick-fil-A in Hinesville for all your support! Happy Holidays!!

School Calendar for the 2018 - 2019 School Year! https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/191231/2018-19_Approved_Calendar.pdf

PTSO is looking for a few energetic people to serve on the PTSO board for the 2018 2019 School Year. Email Ms. Knight at cknight@bryan.k12.ga.us if you are interested!

RHMS will be sponsoring the children at Memorial Hospital by collecting gently used toys to be used in the playrooms and during chemotherapy treatments. New toys are given as Christmas gifts, birthday gifts and for end of chemo parties. You may also donate money for us to purchase gifts. See Mrs. Crippen with any questions.

The next PBIS rewards day is Thursday, 12/20/18 with exciting activities to choose from: There will be a movie hall that will be featuring 3 different Christmas movies, a technology room, a game room, and a quiet room. Cut off to register for the rewards day is 12/14/18!

Student Council will be selling Candy Grams for $2 in the atrium from December 10th to December 14th. Order for friends, teachers, or even yourself!

Members of the RHMS Beta club participated in the annual State Beta Club Convention and received many awards. RHMS also received the Junior Beta Service Award, ranking 3 out of 155 schools! #WeAreRHMS

Our RHMS wrestling team dominated South Effingham Middle in a region match on Thursday in Guyton, winning 81-15. The Wildcats won 14 of 17 weight classes, 12 by pinfall and six in the first period, moving to 3-0 for the season and 37-0 since beginning the program.#WeAreRHMS

Ms. Youman's 8th Grade Science classes used hot (red) and cold (blue) water to demonstrate the transfer of heat through convection.

Remember, Celebrate the Arts is tomorrow night, Tuesday, 12/4/18, from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. We hope to see you here!

Congratulations to Aubrey Rouse, Emily Parsons, and Mallory Stallings for receiving 2nd Place in the Richmond Hill Gingerbread House Competition on 11/30/18. Students can see their work on display at the CTA event on Tuesday night. After the art show, the work will be on display at RH city hall! Congrats girls!

Planning to transfer to another school over the Holiday Break or have an address change within Richmond Hill? Please contact Richmond Hill Middle School’s office for these processes - withdrawal or residency update. 912-459-5130

Mrs. Vitello’s ELA classes participated in a live auction in preparation for their argumentative assessment. The students selected roles and were given $3000 in Incredibucks to purchase the items. As a team, the students determined if the “items” up for bid were true elements of an argumentative response. #WeAreRHMS

Congratulations to Halle Schuler for winning the BCS Georgia School Bus Safety Poster Contest! Halle is a Seventh grade student at RHMS. #WeAreRHMS

BCS Calendar for 2018 2019 http://www.bryancountyschools.org/school-calendar--28

The BCS Tech Fair and Innovation Expo is Thursday, January 10th. Click on the link below for the informational flyer and complete the online application by December 10th. http://www.bryancountyschools.org/article/74440?org=rhms

Support out RHHS Wildcat football team by wearing your best "blackout" Wildcat gear tomorrow to school. The RHHS Wildcats play tomorrow night, 11/16/18, in the Sweet 16 playoff game at home. We hope to see our RHMS Wildcats in black tomorrow!!! Go Wildcats! #WeAreRHMS

Super Heroes from "Heroes Overcome" visited our students during Connections classes today. They presented a program on overcoming obstacles, encouraging others, having self-respect and being empowered by our talents and gifts. #WeAreRHMS