Mrs. Colwell's 8th grade Home Ec class made and donated blankets for the residents of Sequoyah East Nursing Center in Roland. They also took snack cakes to pass out. The residents were very thankful for the blankets.
Today Mrs. Armer and Mrs. Colwell will be going over Oklahoma's Promise with all 8th grade students. All 8th graders will be given the paperwork to be able to go online to apply and they will also have paper applications available if they do not have access to the internet. Oklahoma's Promise is a scholarship that pays for tuition to any college, technical or trade school in the state of Oklahoma and is first available to students during their 8th grade year. If any of our 8th grade parents have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Armer and she will be more than happy to help you. Please feel free to visit Oklahoma's Promise website at https://www.okhighered.org/okpromise/ for more information.
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More pictures of today's tribe assembly. Our kiddos have so much fun with their tribes. Roland Elementary wishes all of our students and families a very Merry Christmas!
The 5th grade girls basketball team played Belfonte this past week. Congratulations to both teams!
The Upper Elementary recognized students in grades 3-5 today for their outstanding achievements. Each tribe sand Christmas songs along with their tribe chants. We would like to thank all the parents who were able to attend the tribe assembly and taking such an active role in their student's success.
The 5th grade boys basketball team played against Belfonte this past week. Congratulations to both teams!
Roland Middle School was excited to have an opportunity to be one of the first groups to tour the new Peak Innovation Center in Fort Smith. This state-of-the-art technology center will offer our students a connection to manufacturing careers right here in the River Valley. We appreciate and constantly look for new opportunities to advance our students education with new career paths.
Roland Middle School would like to congratulate our 8th grade Students of the Month for December, Jeremiah Peters and Abigail Bower.
Roland Middle School would like to congratulate our 7th grade Students of the Month for December, Paisley Davis and Jaydan Fancher.
Roland Middle School would like to congratulate our 6th grade Students of the Month for December, Myah Sevenstar and Ronnie Marks.
Roland Middle School would like to wish our students good luck this morning as their archery season begins with the middle school scrimmage against Howe.
Roland Middle School Christmas Spirit Week 12/12-12/16
Our middle school robotics teams have been working hard to get ready for the Rogers County Rumble VEX Tournament in Claremore today. We have already had one middle school team, 9545X (Dylan Lowe, Mason O'Neal, Conner Stacy), qualify for VEX Worlds at the SW Native American Showcase in Arizona last month and are looking forward to seeing more of our teams join them.
Yesterday Mrs. Sutterfield's middle school science lab students learned about forensics and fingerprints. They fingerprinted a ten card then worked on identifying their fingerprint type today.
Mrs. Sutterfield's middle school science classes were learning about sound waves this week. They studied the changes in frequency of the sound waves while moving through solids, liquids, and gases.
Roland Middle School would like to congratulate our FFA Junior Team (Derrick Allen, Alex Brant, Jessyka Morris and Kylee Hodges) on their 1st Place Team finish at the Northeast Area Wildlife Management CDE yesterday.
This past week Mrs. Huggins has been teaching her seventh grade home economics students how to use a sewing machine to make their own aprons.
Parents, please help us by completing in the attached security survey.
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Parents, we are needing the survey for impact aid completed and turned in ASAP. Your student received one last week, but extras can located in each office or sent home with your child. Impact aid is a federal program with the potential of helping Roland Public Schools with funding. Thank you for your help and cooperation with this very important information. If you have questions, please contact Assistant Superintendent Angie Goode at 918-427-4601 option 5.
