Ms. Clifton

English Department

Journalism Club Adviser - The Little RHAMbler, The RHAMbler Magazine

TO CONTACT:

TIPS FOR STUDENTS

  • Read a book! Any book! Fiction, nonfiction, biography, memoir, graphic novel, comic book. Read magazines (print or online). Read news articles. You are always welcome to borrow books from Ms. Clifton's classroom. Reading helps your comprehension, writing skills, vocabulary, memory, empathy, and health!

  • Where to find Ms. Clifton 22-23:

              • Period 1 - Prep - English office

              • Period 2 - Drama - Room 102

              • Period 3 - Study Hall - Room 102

              • Period 4 - English 10-1 - Room 102

              • Period 5 - English 10 Inquiry - Room 102

              • Period 6 - Journalism - Rm 633

              • Period 7 - Lunch - available for help when scheduled in advance

              • Period 8 - English 9 Inquiry - Rm 102

  • Visit a Writing Lab teacher during a study hall or your lunch period for one-on-one help with writing assignments for any class or college application essays. Bring a copy of the assignment, a draft, and what specific aspects of your draft you'd like the teacher to examine (these can all be digital). The writing lab schedule is posted in your English teacher's classroom.

  • Need help with MLA formatting for an essay? Check out this website: Purdue Online Writing Lab: MLA Formatting and Style Guide

TIPS FOR PARENTS/GUARDIANS

  • Opt in to receive daily or weekly emails from Google Classroom about assignments your student missed, assignments due soon, and class announcements/homework. Email Ms. Clifton if you'd like to be added to this.

  • Opt in to receive the Little RHAMbler newsletter that is emailed to parents and students every Friday from journalism@rhamschools.org. This newsletter features important announcements about clubs, field trips, counseling, and classes.

  • Let your children see you reading - books, newspapers, magazines, articles.

  • Encourage your children to be problem solvers. Teach them it's okay to fail and make mistakes, because that's one of the best ways to learn.

  • Instill in your children the value of education. Children in many parts of the world would give almost anything to have the opportunities and resources provided to RHAM's students.