RMS After School Club JR Civitan Application
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Junior Civitan Club is a service club at Rossview Middle School that meets on Tuesdays after school to develop leadership skills and encourage service to others. The club fees are $20 and an interest meeting will be held on September 15th. Parents must fill out the club application and permission slip by August 29th and September 4th respectively, and students must be picked up by 3:30pm after each meeting.
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The document contains announcements from William B. Travis High School between October and November 2010. It includes notices about upcoming meetings for various clubs and organizations, fundraising drives, sports games, class t-shirt sales, essay contests and scholarships, tutoring sessions, and tryouts for the school dance team. The various announcements provide students and faculty with information on extracurricular activities and opportunities happening around the school.Austin MN Community Education Summer Catalog 2019
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Austin Community Education is offering a variety of summer youth classes and activities including arts and crafts, sports, fitness, academics, and special events. Classes will take place at various schools and locations in Austin from May to August. Registration is required for most classes and financial assistance may be available for those who qualify.Welcome to the northridge middle 2
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The document provides information about caring for others, students of the month at Northridge Middle School, and school lunch menus. It also includes announcements about ordering yearbooks, picking up Pinnacle passwords, bringing in Box Tops to support Special Olympics, and cheer/dance tryouts. School event dates like Parent Night and CAPS conferences are listed as well.Welcome to the northridge middle 2
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RMS PTO Volunteer Info 01 oct 2015
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The document is a request from Rossview Middle School for parent volunteers for several upcoming events. It seeks volunteers to help sort and distribute cookie dough on October 8th from 10am to 2pm or 2pm to 6pm, sell concessions at a Fall Social on October 8th from 2:30pm to 5pm, and sell concessions at a 1st Quarter Reward Celebration on October 9th from 8am to 1:30pm at Liberty Park. It provides a link to sign up for these volunteer opportunities and thanks parents for their support.RoMS PTO support flyer
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The PTO board meeting covered various topics:
- The treasurer reported a current bank balance of $5,748.43.
- Upcoming fundraisers were discussed including Logan's Steakhouse and Krispy Kreme.
- Volunteer needs at the school were assessed, including lunch monitors and classroom support.
- Open PTO board positions for the next year need to be filled by March.
- Upcoming events like Popcorn Fridays and spirit wear sales were announced.March question
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The document summarizes discussions from a parent communications meeting that covered several topics:
1) The textbook adoption process which allows public feedback on textbooks being considered for adoption by the state department of education. Social studies textbooks for grades 6-12 were available for review.
2) The zoning plan for the upcoming school year, which will address overcapacity issues by moving 5th grade from Rossview Elementary to Rossview Middle and 3rd grade from St. Bethlehem Elementary to Burt School, rather than changing zone lines due to unknown future growth.
3) The substitute teacher staffing program will be brought back in-house starting in August 2014 to save the district over $600,000 in the first two years.ROMS Annual Budget Jan 2014
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