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To submit your photos to the yearbook staff: Download the Yearbook Snap mobile app from the App Store or Google Play, and enter our access code: Knights or go to yearbookforever.com, and click on Yearbook Snap and enter our access code: Knights.

To order your 22-23 Yearbook CLICK HERE.

Dear 8th Grade Parents:

For the first time, there will be a section in the RMS yearbook where parents can wish their 8th grader luck on their new adventure to high school!

• $10 for Message Only
• $15 for Message with Picture

First come, first served as there is limited space. CLICK HERE and select to Create a Personal ad.

The Knight Shift after-school homework club (designated Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:05pm-4:00pm in the media center)

The Knight Shift -“The time period after a long day of work to organize, to prepare, and to be ready for success!”

We are fortunate to have members of our student leadership groups from RMS and FHS to assist students who attend the Knight Shift with their assignments and projects.

All Noble Knights are invited to attend the Knight Shift…If they have:

• Homework assignment(s) to complete- Individual tables area
• A group project needs to be worked on - Collaboration stations area
• A quiet location to read - Flexible seating area
  

Available dates from 3:05pm - 4:00pm in November

Tuesday, November 15th

Thursday, November 17th

Tuesday, November 29th

The Knight Shift will be located in the Media Center and is a time and place for students to come and spend an additional hour on getting their work done or silently reading. Students will have access to a quiet space, internet, devices, and resources that may assist them with their work.

This time is monitored by Mr. Julian or Mrs. Skladanowski. Upon arrival - students will sign-in and will record what they are working on.

Remember, this is not a time to play games on iPads/phones or to come and socialize without working (working on a project with group members is encouraged). Off task students will be removed and will be unable to attend for the remainder of the session.

Knights interested in staying after-school on those designated Tuesday(s) and Thursday(s) must be in the Media Center by 3:05pm and should plan on staying until 3:55pm. All students who stay after-school would need a ride home as late buses are not available.

Outside food delivery is a safety concern. We do not want to have strangers and people that we do not know coming to our buildings with delivery bags. It also is a workload issue for office personnel. Managing multiple food deliveries during lunchtime becomes an additional responsibility for our office staff.

The District works hard to provide a variety of healthy, good-tasting food in its cafeterias, and students are always free to bring their own lunch to school. We will continue to follow our past practice of making sure students receive lunch if they forget to bring one from home.

Meeting Day: Tuesdays

Location: Room 231

Time: 3:00-4:00pm

Sponsor: Mr. Krynicki

• Bring athletic clothes to change into, your cleats and shin guards (if you have them)!
• No slide-tackling or ball-hogging: Soccer Club is for any RMS student NOT on Citizenship list...not just Soccer Superstars! 🙂
• We will warm-up a bit, then play a mini-game/scrimmage!
• You must have your own ride home.
• Make sure your ride is here no later than 4:30. We will play until about then.
• School Rules apply! Be Safe, Be Respectful, Be Responsible (and BE KIND!)

Meeting Day: Tuesday or Wednesday

Location: RMS Gym

Time: 7:15 – 7:50am

Sponsor: Mr. Brodi

Dates in November: 16, 22

• Open for all students who are not on the citizenship list
• We will be playing organized sports sometimes and open gym sometimes
• You must be in the gym by 7:15 because we must lock the doors after that.
• You will enter through Door # 37 by the gym
• You must show good sportsmanship, or you will be asked to leave
• You must participate - it will not be a place to hang-out
• You must bring your ID to participate
• HAVE FUN

Meeting Day: Monday

Location: Room 155

Time: 3:00-4:00pm

Sponsor: Ms. Lombardo

Meeting Dates:

Nov. 14, 21, 28

Dec. 12

Club Guidelines:

• Attend weekly practice
• Stay off the citizenship list
• Wear dance/gym clothes and shoes
• Change after school - practice starts at 3:00 sharp
• Bring your backpack, coat, etc. no going to lockers after
• Help move choir room chairs at the start and end of practice
• Arrange your own ride home at 4:00pm
• Our goal is to perform halftime at 1 boys and 1 girls basketball games

Next Meeting Day: TBD

Location: RMS Room 139

Time: 3:00-4:00pm

Sponsor: Mrs. Garman BSN, RN, MA, RMA (AMT) at FHS

HOSA -Future Health Professionals is a national organization for students who are enrolled in health science education classes and/or are interested in careers in the health professions.

Fraser HOSA members are expected to:

• Be Active!!!
• Participate in business and other meetings
• Serve on committees
• Participate in community service projects
• Participate in fundraising efforts
• Pay dues each year

CLICK Here for the Athletics Calendar/Information

Winter Sports Dates/Times

Interested in playing a winter sport? Find all the information you need here! For information for Competitive Cheer, CLICK HERE.

7th/8th Grade Combined Competitive Cheer

There will be an Informational Parent Meeting on Monday, Nov. 14 at 6:30pm in the RMS Cafeteria

• Please use the entrance doors off of Klein Rd (backside of the middle school)

Tryout Dates

Date: Tuesday, Nov. 15th and Wednesday, Nov. 16th
Time: 6:00-8:30 pm
Location: Richards Middle School gym

Head Coach: Melissa Bushon
Email: Melissa.Bushon@huntington.com

• Shorts/Dresses/Skirts must be longer than the students fingertip length with students' arms by their side.
• Undergarments, chest and midriffs must be covered and students are not permitted to wear spaghetti straps, muscle shirts with armpits visible, etc.
• No sagging of the pants or shorts
• No graphic, see-through or inappropriate saying on clothing (sexual comments, drugs, violence, etc.)
• No pajama wear - lounge pants, flannel pants, boxer shorts, slippers (shoes without hard soles) *unless permitted by a school function.
• No hats, bandanas/scarves (unless worn to support hair appropriately), and/or hoods up during the school day.

Wednesday, Nov. 23rd - Thanksgiving Break

Monday, Nov. 28th - School Resumes

Wednesday, Dec. 7th - Early Release, 12:30 Dismissal

Thursday, Dec. 15th - Half Day, 11:35 Dismissal

Friday, Dec. 16th - Half Day, 11:35 Dismissal

Winter/Holiday Break - Dec. 17 - Jan. 2