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WILL ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL JANUARY-MARCH 2015 WRMS 4924 DEWEY DRIVE, FAIR OAKS, CA 95628 916-971-7889 PAGE 1 MUSTANG NEWS Students Chloe Haner, Staci Parker (19), Ariana Monroy- Hernandez, Emma Tetlow, Teachers Pibbs and Chapman. Staci Parker, 16th Top Speller in the Region Our Speech-Language Pathology Department has two new members: Carolanne Redfern, SLP, Jackie Butler, SLPA, join Beth Barclay to serve our students. Former Will Rogers student, Cristian Lopez, a 10 th grader at Del Campo High School, volunteers with the DC Community Service class at Will Rogers Middle School. He is an elite soccer player for Sporting, a traveling club team. Talent scouts look at the players, take film, and show it to the coaches of the professional teams. The coaches extend an offer to the players to try out. Cristian may choose to play for the US National team or because his family is from Mexico, he may choose to play for the Mexican National team. If Cristian plays in Mexico, he will receive his further education at the Sports Academy free. Cristian said, “I have always wanted to play professionally when I was a young kid. My parents put me on a team when I was 6 years old. Ever since then, I have been playing.” When asked if he were good, “I would say I am good. I feel confident that I will do well professionally.” Staci Parker, ROGERS‘ 6th grader, participated in the 32nd Annual California Central Valley Spelling Bee at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center on Wednesday, Mar 4. * * pertaining to a decade Arts Integration: Westward Expansion - Students are led through a guided drawing lesson to create a landscape scene $om the westward expansion.
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WILL ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL JANUARY-MARCH 2015
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MUSTANG NEWS
Students Chloe Haner, Staci Parker (19), Ariana Monroy- Hernandez, Emma Tetlow, Teachers Pibbs and Chapman.
Staci Parker, 16th Top Speller in the Region
Our Speech-Language Pathology Department has two new members: Carolanne Redfern, SLP, Jackie Butler, SLPA, join Beth Barclay to serve our students.
Former Will Rogers student, Cristian Lopez, a 10th grader at Del Campo High School, volunteers with the DC Community Service class at Will Rogers Middle School. He is an elite soccer player for Sporting, a traveling club team. Talent scouts look at the players, take film, and show it to the
coaches of the professional teams. The coaches extend an offer to the players to try out. Cristian may choose to play for the US National team or because his family is from Mexico, he may choose to play for the Mexican
National team. If Cristian plays in Mexico, he will receive his further education at the Sports Academy free. Cristian said, “I have always wanted to play professionally when I was a young kid. My parents put me on a team when I was 6 years old. Ever since then, I have been playing.” When asked if he were good, “I would say I am good. I feel confident that I will do well professionally.”
Staci Parker, ROGERS‘ 6th grader, participated in
the 32nd Annual California Central Valley Spelling Bee at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center on Wednesday, Mar 4. !
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* pertaining to a decade
Arts Integration: Westward Expansion - Students are led through a guided drawing lesson to create a landscape scene $om the westward expansion.
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PRINCIPAL GABRIEL COOPER SHARES NEW BOOK WITH STAFF
Specialized Foundation filmed and featured Wi% Rogers Middle School on their website.
Will Rogers is participating in a nation wide Healthy Schools Program to establish a school wellness council consisting of students, parents, principal, faculty, and staff, to evaluate the school in wellness modules to improve our school wellness: Wellness Council and Policy, Snacks and Beverages, Breakfast and Lunch, Health Education, Physical Education, and Physical Activity, and Employee Wellness. Healthy kids have higher attendance rates, higher test scores and behave better in class. More than 27,000 schools nationwide are using Healthy Schools Program to make this the norm. HSP looks at the latest research on childhood health and combines it with the most effective school policies to maximize impact. Using the wellness modules to create a workable framework and setting specific actions will help make our school healthier.
Members attend chapter meetings in Room 3 on Fridays after school, from 2:30-3. Chapter meetings are organized and led by students alternating leadership roles. Club Live promotes healthy lifestyle choices: living free from the influence of tobacco, drugs and alcohol.
Every year, Club Live hosts school wide lip sync auditions, winners are invited to perform at the Crest Theatre. The 18th annual Club Live Countywide Lip Sync Competition was on Friday, March 20th from 7-9pm. In the last quarter, the chapter forms a committee to plan an Environmental Prevention
Project with local alcohol/tobacco merchants. The goal of the project is to limit minor's access to alcohol/tobacco advertising, products and influence.
Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend our Friday Chapter Meetings. Club Live offers leadership opportunities, fun chapter meeting activities, exciting Sacramento County Office of Education trainings for youth in the fall and the spring, and a chance to make a positive change in our school and community climate.
Club Live Advisor- Jinne [email protected]
DRIVE-The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us “When it comes to motivation, there’s a gap between what science knows and what business does. Our current business operating system— which is built around external, carrot-and-stick motivators— doesn’t work and often does harm. We need an upgrade. And the science shows the way. This new approach has three essential elements: (1) Autonomy— the desire to direct our own lives; (2) Mastery— the urge to make progress and get better at something that matters; and (3) Purpose— the yearning to do what we do in the service of something larger than ourselves.” Mr. Cooper says, “Please remember to read for your own enjoyment on a regular basis.”
NEW FROZEN YOGURT A BIG HIT
“The first order sold out very fast. The new flavors are Strawberry, Peanut Butter/Chocolate Swirl, Cookies 'n Cream, and Vanilla/Chocolate Swirl. They sell for $2 a cup and it makes for a nice healthy Friday snack!” Terri Schmidt , Cafeteria
Will Rogers’ Club Live Continues to Thrive!
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7th grade English classrooms were visited by Sylvan Oaks Library Teen Center Director Bridget Bagne to explore online resources available at www.saclibrary.org
NEWS & CLUBS ON CAMPUS
Wyldlife meets on Tuesdays, during lunch, in room 33. What is Wyldlife? We hang out and play games. You can bring your lunch and definitely bring your friends! We will start meeting on Fridays at different homes for more icebreakers, games and friendship. During the summer, Wyldlife camps host thousands of middle schoolers enjoying sports, crafts, and games. Come meet leaders Paul and Wendy :)
My Little Pony Club meets on Tuesday and Thursday, room 5, during second lunch. MLPC has coloring contests, makes pony tails out of yarn, and IS THE MOST POPULAR CLUB.
MATH CLUB meets daily in room 10, first lunchOPEN CLUB meets daily in room 16, second lunch
MINE CRAFT CLUB meets Wednesday, in room 15, first lunchCHESS & CONNECTS CLUB meets Thursday, in rooms 4 & 47, first lunchCHESS CLUB meets, Wednesday, in room 8, second lunchBOARD GAME CLUB meets daily in room 14, second lunchMOVIE CLUB meets Monday & Wednesday, in room 4, second lunchCARDS CLUB meets Wednesday, in room 26, second lunch
SPORTS CLUB meets Friday, outside, second lunch.HAMBURGER CLUB meets on Friday in room 11, second lunchCLUB LIVE meets Friday, after school in room 3.
BOOK FAIR May 1-7
BOOK CLUB is learning how to repurpose old books by learning some book art.
Sly Park April 27 – May 1 For a week of outdoor science a d v e n t u r e s , 6 t h g r a d e students will fill their days with daily hikes, astronomy, shelter building, arts, and crafts. Final payment for the trip is due March 30. Families can find out more about Sly Park by visiting their web site at www.scoe.net.
Congratulations to the 8th Grade Boys Basketball team on the Championship
DONORS CHOOSE
RECIPIENTCongratulationsMrs. McMahon
A Class Set of Books
TALENT SHOW APRIL 24 5TH AND 6TH PERIODS
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WHERE CAN I FIND IT?Check the websites weekly for up to date information. Like the Will Rogers PTC Facebook. Watch the Mustang Morning News daily to see what's happening on our campus. Will Rogers Middle School websitehttp://www.sanjuan.edu/Rogers.cfmStudent Government website.http://wrmssg.blogspot.com/Mustang Morning News.https://vimeo.com/channels/mustangmorningLike Will Rogers PTC on Facebook.https://www.facebook.com/WillRogersPTC
P T CORNER
President: Margarita Ramirez 916-765-1731 [email protected]
Vice President: Anita Aarnio 916-759-0700 [email protected]
Secretary: Sarah Rowell 916-751-0505 [email protected]
Treasurer: Marcee Knezevich 916-257-0307 [email protected]
Committee ChairsHospitality: Jason Keyser 916-342-2471 [email protected]
Fundraisers:
Skate Night: Jamie & Jenn Crum 916-225-5042 [email protected]
The PTC would like to welcome parents and staff to join us at our
next PTC meeting.
Nominations for the 2015-2016 PTC Executive Board
April 21st
Voting for the 2015-2016
Executive BoardMay 19th, PTC
Last PTC meeting of
the school yearMay 19th
CHAPERONES NEEDED7TH GRADE TO CSUS ON APRIL 15
7th grade history classes will be going to CSUS to view a Japanese Tea Ceremony in a formal tea room and tour the campus.
LOOK FOR LOST OR OVERDUE BOOKSTURN INTO LIBRARY TO AVOID FINES
PTC purchased another banner for school spirit in the MP room.
Chipotle Night Fundraiser TBA
PTC Board meets with 8th grade teachers to discuss 8th grade plans for promotion in June.
PARENT NEWS!
LAST SKATE NIGHT APRIL 21
BOOK FAIR May 1-7
MAY 7BBQ 5-6 PM
&OPEN HOUSE
6-7:30 PM
BOOK FAIR IN LIBRARY DURING OPEN HOUSE
5:00 PM 7:30 PM
BOX TOPS AgainApril 1 to May 20
Prize for top winnerLabel Your Bag!
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