Class Schedule

As a 6th Grader you will take the following Classes (7 classes) .

Language Arts (Year long Class)

All RMS students take English Language Arts (grades 6, 7 and 8).  These courses align with California standards for Language Arts and aim to develop students' reading, writing, listening and communication skills.  By the end of the course, students will demonstrate a thorough understanding of oral, written and visual communication and how it pertains to the real world.  Opportunities of high cluster classes are available in 7th and 8th grade.

Mathematics  (Year long Class)

All RMS  students participate in Math during Years I, II, and III (grades 6-8) navigating various branches of mathematical study.  Math courses align with the California standards and aim to allow for increasing opportunities for students to explain their mathematical thinking, conduct mathematical investigations, and apply math to real life contexts. Students participate in Math  Grade 6, Math Grade 7, and Math Grade. Opportunities for accelerated classes are available at every grade level.  6th grade High cluster classes were based on teacher recommendation and scores from the district interim assessments  from 5th grade ( we did not have test scores for this past school year).

Science (Year long Class)

During the course of study at RMS, students participate in a continuum of science learning Earth Science, Life Science, Physical Science and principles of Design and Engineering.  Each course aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards.  Teachers emphasize the development of scientific skills and concepts while instilling an understanding of personal, social and global awareness, and an understanding of how science can serve as a tool to address a variety of personal, social and global issues. 

 History  (Year long Class)

RMS students develop a global understanding of their current world by studying a continuum of subjects beginning with Ancient World Civilizations in Year I, the Medieval World in Year II, and US History in Year III.  Courses align with the California framework for Social Studies and incorporate Common Core literacy standards.Opportunities for high cluster classes are available at the 7th/8th grade.    

Physical Education (Year long Class)

These courses provide students with the opportunity to learn a variety of sports and sport related movements as well as health and fitness concepts. Health topics relate to nutrition, fitness, health and wellness. Emphasis is placed on active participation and positive social interaction during fitness and sport activities.

2 ELECTIVES (can be viewed via Elective Course descriptions page)