John Rolfe Middle PTA
6901 Messer Road, Henrico, VA 23231
Phone (804) 226-8730 | Fax (804) 236-5764
School Hours: 8:25 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.
Half-day dismissal time: 12:10 p.m.
JRMS Back to School Night
Online Event
Thursday @ 6PM- 8PM
JRMS Virtual Back to School Night… Rolfe Ready 2020! JRMS will host a virtual back to school night for parents and students on September 3 from 6-8 pm. This will be a chance for families and teachers to connect and communicate expectations, meet with JRMS administration and support staff, as well as answer any specific questions before the start of school. Prior to September 3, please visit the Henrico County Schools website for information on online services HCPS Return to School. Also, students check out the JRMS web tomorrow. There you will find information from our 6th Grade Team Lead, Mrs. Ethington, about Back to School Night and Being Rolfe Ready. You must RSVP in order to attend this event.
RSVP link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdO0Pbt6FgPa3MRHItxPwcyhzECH6TFz6pJV5tDuKCAuBx8eA/viewform
Survey:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfesAauzLTugG8jpCwiA8BZ8EYXErZHtsEG59ncZd8o3qbECQ/viewform
Let's Welcome!!!
Welcome Anna Newbold to Rolfe! Newbold is from Norfolk and a graduate of @jamesmadisonuniversity. She loves to spend time at the beach with friends and family. Newbold will be teaching Health & P.E. She loves sports and has a passion for coaching. One of her favorite things about teaching is seeing her students achieve goals they didn't think they could. #welcome #rolltribe
Let's Welcome!!
Welcome Hailee Green to the Rolfe Health and Phyisical Education department! Green loves being active and teaching others how to live an active lifestyle. She graduated from @ferrum_college where she also played tennis for 4 years. #welcomewednesday #ROLLTRIBE
Let's Welcome!!
We are excited to welcome Melodee Haskins to our Rolfe family. She loves science, sports, music, and the arts. Haskins is a proud graduate of The Virginia State University and will be teaching 8th grade science at JRMS. #HenricoScience #VSUtrojans #teachertuesday
For information on the Reflections for 2020-2021 please tab to the Reflection Page.
HCPS families,
I’m writing this morning with some important news. At Thursday’s School Board meeting, my leadership team and I will be recommending a fully virtual start to the 2020-21 school year. This recommendation, which goes to our School Board for a vote on Thursday, aligns with our Board’s desire to prioritize health and safety, and is the result of an intense examination of all angles and approaches while monitoring current health conditions in our region.
As heartbreaking as it would be to not see all our students in person on September 8, it is clear to me that this is the most prudent recommendation at this time, based on evolving health information. Since mid-June, average reported cases of COVID-19 in Virginia have been on the rise, and other Southeastern states have been seeing significant spikes. At present, I believe the virtual start, which would occur for at least the first nine weeks of the school year, is the most feasible way to protect the health and safety of all our staff members and students.
VIDEO: A deeper explanation of the fully virtual recommendation
As Virginia moved to "Phase 3" and the number of community cases seemed to be falling, the prospects looked promising for bringing our students back for some form of in-person instruction. However, recent health data raises significant concerns about whether the mitigation strategies (such as those recommended in Phase 3) provide the level of health and safety assurances that HCPS families and employees need to bring students back for in-person learning.
Of course, I've also considered important input from you, whether that was in our survey, our Community Meeting, and more recently, in email messages filled with thoughtful questions and creative solutions. Thank you so much for sharing your concerns, opinions, ideas and hopes!
While this recommendation may ease many minds, it also comes with questions about what “fully virtual” learning will look like. Fully virtual learning would not resemble the “emergency learning” that was implemented back in March and April. Our plan calls for a strong, structured and graded experience that is newly designed and developmentally appropriate. You may be familiar with Henrico Edflix, which offers a lot of great material, and we’re very proud of it. It was an emergency learning tool that provided flexibility for staff and students (primarily in elementary schools) in bringing the school year to a sudden close in the middle of a crisis. For months, we have known that a virtual option would be included for the 2020-21 school year and our staff members have been working long hours to create a redesigned, developmentally appropriate experience that is rich, structured, robust and graded.
In other words, this won’t be a collection of online activities. This will be school.
Visit our “HCPS 2020-21: Mission Forward” page for additional details as they stand today, including sample schedules that may help you begin to envision what a typical week might look like. Please be assured that we will continue to provide you with information, guidance and answers to your questions.
As we move forward, we'll strive to gradually increase opportunities — as health and safety conditions allow — for limited in-person learning, by focusing on groups of students for whom distance learning presents more challenges. For example, at the start of the school year, we'll be looking at many of the recommendations in Virginia's Phase 2 which call for virtual instruction for most students, with limited in-person learning for students who receive special education services, English learners, early learners and other small groups.
Finally, I want to assure you that HCPS is invested in education, innovation and the journey toward excellence. We will continue to monitor local health information and make decisions that are grounded in data and the recommendations of health experts. By proceeding in this way and implementing our health-risk mitigation strategies, we can work toward a measured, gradual return to in-person teaching and learning.
Thank you, our families, for your continued engagement and support. Together we are meeting the challenges of this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Amy
Amy E. Cashwell, Ed. D.
Superintendent
VIDEO: A deeper explanation of the fully virtual recommendation
JRMS 8th Grade Virtual Rise Ceremony
Here is the JRMS 8th Grade Virtual Rise Ceremony for viewing. Congratulations to all 8th graders!
8th grade families: We will have a special Student Parade for our 8th graders on Tuesday, June 9 from 6-6:30 pm. Faculty and staff are excited to cheer you on down Messer Rd! The parade will start at Varina and end at the Rolfe bus ramp. More information to come. #RollTribe
Activating your P-EBT card
Henrico County Public Schools
This message is for families who qualify for Pandemic-EBT food assistance:
Last month, we told you that HCPS is participating in a temporary food assistance plan being implemented by the Virginia Department of Social Services and the Virginia Department of Education. This month, P-EBT cards have begun arriving at homes, and some people have experienced issues with activating their card. We would like to share the following reminders and suggestions:
Instructions for activating your card are located on a small insert that arrived in the mail along with your card. Please follow those instructions exactly as written.
You should enter four zeroes, 0000, when asked for the last four digits of your Social Security Number.
When asked for a date of birth, you should enter the DOB for the eldest child in your household who receives free or reduced price meals. Enter that date in this format: MM/DD/YYYY.
If you continue to experience issues, contact the Department of Social Services at (804) 726-7000 or visit www.connectebt.com
Tema: Activación de su tarjeta P-EBT
Este mensaje es para familias que califican para asistencia alimentaria Pandemic-EBT:
El mes pasado, les notificamos que HCPS está participando en un plan temporal de asistencia alimentaria implementado por el Departamento de Servicios Sociales y el Departamento de Educación de Virginia. Este mes, las tarjetas P-EBT han comenzado a llegar a los hogares y algunas personas están teniendo dificultades activando la tarjeta.
Quisiéramos compartir los siguientes recordatorios y sugerencias:
Las instrucciones para activar la tarjeta se encuentran en un encarte pequeño en el sobre junto con su tarjeta. Por favor siga esas instrucciones exactamente como están escritas.
Usted debe poner cuatro ceros, 0000, cuando le pidan los últimos cuatro dígitos de su número de Seguro Social.
Cuando le pidan su fecha de nacimiento, usted debe poner la fecha del niño mayor en su hogar que reciba alimentos gratis o a precio reducido en la escuela. Ponga la fecha en el formato: MM/DD/AAAA.
Si continua teniendo problemas, contacte al Departamento de Servicios Sociales al (804) 726-7000 o visite www.connectebt.com
Henrico County Public Schools uses SchoolMessenger to connect with families, students, and staff through e-mail, voice, and text messages. If you received this e-mail in error, or if you wish to be removed from these e-mail communications, you may unsubscribe by clicking: Here. If you unsubscribe then you will no longer receive e-mails from the School Messenger service, which means you might miss other important messages about your school(s).
For questions about these messages, first try contacting your school directly. After that, try the Henrico County Public Schools Central Office at (804) 652-3726 during normal business hours.
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MESSAGE FROM YOUR PTA PRESIDENT
I trust that this message has arrived to find you all happy, healthy and safe. I am coming to your today seeking nominations for OUR PTA for the 2020-2021 school year - *see attached flyer for more information*) Note, that ALL positions are OPEN! You should know that in order for our PTA to be in compliance, we MUST have, at the very least, a PRESIDENT, SECRETARY & TREASURER but so much more is needed in order for our PTA to be well rounded and successful. We would love to have a few Dads or male figures to participate on our board as well, however, ALL are welcomed to participate 🙂
In this time of social distancing, we have been forced to hold elections in an alternative method - via online voting (link to follow after nomination closure). We will then announce the successful candidates. If you are interested in participating but do not desire to hold an office, please let us know that as well (include your contact information and area of interest). We are also looking for ideas for next school year for fundraising, increasing membership, student achievement activities, and community service projects. If you are able to assist in any of these areas, or know of any ccommunity resources that we would tap into, please feel free to share 🙂
FOR OUR PARENTS WHO WILL BE MOVING ON TO VARINA HIGH SCHOOL, THE PTA IS ALSO SEEKING NEW OFFICERS - IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CONTACT MATTIE JONES @ MOMLUV4SPORTS@YAHOO.COM
Rolfe families please join us for the John Rolfe Virtual Family Check In on Thursday, May 28th from 6-7 pm. All families are welcome! Please RSVP at the following link by May 22nd.
https://forms.gle/7Cu5v1vzDMk4f4CT6
Roll Tribe!
Please know that we all are in this together!!
May 15, 2020
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May 13, 2020
Medication pick up for John Rolfe Middle School has been extended for one additional day. The added day will be May 19, 2020, from 8 am-11 am. This is an additional opportunity for parents to pick up any medications and supplies from the clinic. If Ms. Rosenbaum has spoken with you and you advised her to destroy any medications, please know medications will not be destroyed until after May 19th. So, if you change your mind and want to retrieve them, you may do so. After May 19, 2020 medications will be destroyed. Please continue to adhere to the drive-up policy. No one is allowed in the school at this time.
Thank you, if you have any questions please feel free to email Ms. Rosenbaum at the below email address.
Cathy T. Rosenbaum, R.N, CNOR, ONC
May 7, 2020
John Rolfe families and students, check out the In Home Field Days coming soon from the Health and PE Department!
“Bring your A game, Go Hard or Stay Bored”
https://youtu.be/iCJEXbCov5g
Information for Rolfe students in at least one high school credit class:
As you know, new learning will continue for students in these courses. It is very important that students continue with their learning and complete the assigned modules in order to receive their credit for high school. The information on the HCPS website states:
All other students (middle and high school) currently enrolled in a high-school credit-bearing course will engage in required* new learning experiences that will include essential missing content that would have been taught after March 13, 2020. This content will not be graded, however, there will be a denotation on the transcript that will be removed upon completion of the missing content/new learning modules.
*Students who are unable to complete the modules during this window will have another opportunity in the 2020-21 school year. Students enrolled in a course with an associated verified credit (e.g., related SOL) who need the associated verified credit to meet graduation requirements and have received the standard credit will be awarded a Locally Awarded Verified Credit (LAVC).
Between May 6th and June 12th, Students in high school credit courses will be asked to complete 4 assignments (one per week) for each high school credit class. Assignments will be accessed through Schoology and teachers will be available for support during this time. Each teacher will post their office hours on their Schoology pages should students need assistance with the new learning.
For courses that would have also had an end-of-the-year SOL test associated with the class (Algebra I, Geometry, Earth Science, and World History), students will receive credit for this test by completing the modules. This will be listed as a Locally Awarded Verified Credit on the student transcript.
We do not want our students to miss out on this opportunity to get their credit. A denotation on a transcript can affect the college admissions process and NCAA eligibility. So while students who do not complete the modules this year will have an opportunity to do it next year, we strongly recommend students finish their work this year.
Additionally, Per the VA Standards of Accreditation, a middle school student has the option to expunge/remove a high school course (grade and associated credit) taken in middle school from his/her high school transcript. While the course and grade will remain on the middle school record, neither the course nor the credit will be placed on the high school transcript and the grade will not be included in the high school G.P.A. Please note: Once the course has been removed, it cannot be placed back on the transcript.
To pursue this option, please complete and submit the electronic “High School Credit Removal” form located on the PowerSchool Parent Portal by June 30, 2020 (the year in which the student attempted the course). Directions for accessing this form are in the link below. Requests submitted after this time will not be considered. We encourage you to reach out to your school counselor with any questions and to discuss this option with your school counselor prior to making a final decision.
As a reminder, HCPS offers the following high school credit-bearing courses in middle school (this varies by school): Earth Science, Algebra I, Algebra II, PSCG Geometry, World History and Geography I, Art I Discovering Art, Independent Living, Technology Foundations, Exploring Computer Science, Introduction to Game Design & Coding, Digital Applications, Digital Media Art, 21st Century Inquiry and Leadership, Freshman Seminar, Academic & Personal Enrichment, Health/PE I, French I, Spanish I, Chinese I, French II, Spanish II, Chinese II, Foundations of Spanish Part B and Foundations of French Part B.
We know this is a lot of information. Please feel free to reach out to an administrator, or your child’s school counselor, or Mrs. Jennifer Hubler with any questions.
High School Credit Removal Form Directions Link (Click Here).
Virtual Learning Highlight: Ms. Flanagan’s “Science Time with Tots”
Mrs. Flanagan explains the differences in acids and base to her two young sons. They perform an experiment using red cabbage juice as an indicator to learn about properties of acid and bases!
May 6, 2020
Musicians, comedians, actors, singers, and all others come to share your talent on our first-ever Zoom Open Mic Night, May 21st at 7pm
Performances must be appropriate for all ages AND all ages may participate. Talent acts may not be longer than 4 minutes.
Please sign up on the link below.
https://forms.gle/PTivt8HhMLtoC9tk8
Students must have parental consent and submit an audition video to Mrs. James to let her view the dance, music or song choice. Once approval has been given, Mrs. James will post the link for parents and students to join in on the fun.
Talent Show Expectations
If you are selected, you must adhere to HCPS code of conduct and if talent is deemed inappropriate you will be removed from the talent showcase.
May 6, 2020
Social Emotional lessons are available for John Rolfe students in Schoology while we social distance.
The first lesson on Values and Decisions is available for families now. Identifying our values is a great way for us to continue making decisions that are true to our character. When our emotions rise and we feel like they make take over, having strong values can help us stay on track and feel good about choices we make.
See Ms. Callahan’s welcome message for the series of lessons below.
April 30, 2020
Mrs. Williams is getting creative with incentives to motivate her students to complete optional learning experiences. She is willing to embarrass herself in multiple ways to increase student participation in continued science learning.
This week and Beyond:
April 14: New opportunities begin for all students to continue learning through review and enrichment.
April 14: Opportunities begin for middle and high school students to improve grades.
May 6: Opportunities begin for students to engage in new learning to earn credits and meet graduation requirements.
To see more of our plan, visit our website: https://henricoschools.us/covid19/ondemandlearning/
Families of students with disabilities, please know that your child has also been at the forefront of our considerations when thinking about review and enrichment. Our exceptional education teachers have been working hard to provide accessible virtual opportunities as well. Students with disabilities who are moving forward with learning in high school credit courses will continue to receive support from their special education teachers and case managers. Specific information related to our continued support of students with disabilities will be shared soon.
December 23, 2019 - January 3, 2020-Winter Break- Schools ClosedJanuary 14-IHOPFundraiser 2-10PMJanuary 20-Martin Luther King- School ClosedJanuary 27th-Student Holiday/Staff Clerical Day-Schools ClosedFebruary 10th-Hibachi BoxFundraiser 5-10pm (TBT)February 17th-Student Half Day/Staff Clerical Day- Schools ClosedMarch 3rd-Student Holiday/Primary Day/Clerical Day-Schools ClosedMarch 16th-Red RobinFundraiser 5-9PMMarch 28th -Spring Family Fair(set up 9am) Event starts at 10:00am-2:00pm (see below for the flyer)March 30th-Student Half Day/ Staff Clerical Day-School ClosedApril 6-10-Schools Closed- Spring BreakApril 13th-Schools Closed-Student and staff holidayMay 25th- Schools Closed- Memorial Day Holiday
June 12th- Student Half Day/Staff Clerical Day-LAST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
APPROVED CALENDAR YEAR FOR HCPS 2020-2021
Interested in applying for the CODE RVA Regional High School? Follow the link to see the application schedule for the year.
Want to know more about the IB program at Fairfield Middle? Their open house is coming up on October 3rd starting at 5:00. For more information see the flyer below or call the school at (804) 328-4020.
Interested in attending the Maggie G. Walker Governor’s School? Informational sessions and open house are coming soon. See the flyer below for more information. The first session will be held at John Rolfe Middle on October 15th at 6 pm.
Information released today by the Virginia Department of Education shows Henrico County Public Schools making gains in some areas and maintaining recent progress in others.
All nine HCPS high schools attained Virginia’s “Level 1” status for English, math and science, meaning they met or exceeded state accreditation standards, or made significant progress. All 12 HCPS middle schools attained “Level 1” status in math, as well as in addressing absenteeism.
Fifty-nine of the school division’s 67 K-12 schools – or 88 percent – were designated as accredited. All nine Henrico high schools maintained accreditation. In the period since 2014-15, the school division has cut from 28 to eight the number of schools designated as not accredited or conditionally accredited.
Ratcliffe Elementary School regained its accreditation, and made impressive gains, including 7 percentage-point improvements in both English and math for all students, as well as noteworthy gains for black students, economically disadvantaged students, and students with disabilities.
Fair Oaks, Mehfoud, Montrose and Varina elementary schools – which all regained state accreditation in 2018 – maintained their accredited status in the new report.
“We couldn’t be prouder of the hard work and dedication of our students and staff members in making gains across a range of academic areas,” said Amy Cashwell, HCPS superintendent. “Academic growth doesn’t just happen. It takes all facets of a community working together. We are seeing the results of that hard work – by our staff members, our families, our School Board and our citizens.”
Other evidence of improvement included:
- 84% of HCPS schools achieved Level 1 for English.
- 97% of HCPS schools achieved Level 1 for math.
- 94% of HCPS schools achieved Level 1 for science.
- 91% of HCPS schools achieved Level 1 for addressing chronic absenteeism.
- Eight high schools achieved Level 1 for graduation rates.
Henrico County Public Schools continues to pursue an aggressive plan to ensure that all its schools reach and maintain accreditation. As part of that strategy, the school division is:
- Adding wraparound services outside the classroom to serve a variety of student needs. This full-service community model is a pilot project that is being expanded.
- Adopting a culturally responsive education model to integrate concepts of equity and multicultural awareness into curricula and teaching strategies.
- Adding instructional coaches to assist teachers with instruction and planning, based on data and student needs.
- Forming teams to aid in teacher collaboration.
- Adopting Virginia’s school improvement process at all HCPS schools, to ensure that everyone at a school is on the same page and focused on schoolwide data-driven objectives.
HCPS schools accredited for 2019-20:
(Ratcliffe regained accreditation in 2019. Fair Oaks, Mehfoud, Montrose and Varina elementary schools maintained the accreditation they regained in 2018.)
See Below for the Schools
Elementary schools:
Adams
Ashe
Baker
Carver
Chamberlayne
Colonial Trail
Crestview
Davis
Donahoe
Dumbarton
Echo Lake
Fair Oaks
Gayton
Glen Allen
Glen Lea*
Greenwood
Harvie
Highland Springs*
Holladay
Johnson
Kaechele
Laburnum*
Lakeside
Longan
Longdale
Maybeury
Mehfoud
Montrose
Nuckols Farm
Pemberton
Pinchbeck
Ratcliffe
Ridge
Rivers Edge
Sandston
Seven Pines
Shady Grove
Short Pump
Skipwith
Springfield Park
Three Chopt
Trevvett
Tuckahoe
Twin Hickory
Varina
Ward
Middle schools:
Brookland*
Elko*
Fairfield*
Holman
Hungary Creek
Moody #
Pocahontas
Quioccasin
John Rolfe*
Short Pump
Tuckahoe
L. Douglas Wilder*
High schools:
Deep Run
Douglas Freeman
Glen Allen
Mills Godwin
Henrico
Hermitage
Highland Springs #
J.R. Tucker #
Varina
* Designated as “Accredited with conditions.”
# Designated as “Accredited with waiver,” a designation for high-performing schools with waivers from annual accreditation, authorized by the General Assembly.
Please join us to support our students!!!
Our upcoming dates for PTA Spirit Nights!!!
ROLL TRIBE 2019-2020 We are Ready for Rolfe's 40th school year!
Click on link above
#RollTribe #HardworkDedication #LegacyofHonorFutureofSuccess Henrico County Public Schools
Our staff is preparing for another successful school year! We look forward to seeing our Rolfe families on Thursday for Fee Night from 2-7pm. #RollTribe #2019-2020
A big congrats to Michael Jackson, principal of John Rolfe MS, on his selection as Henrico Schools' 2018-19 Instructional Leader of the Year!
A host of accomplishments led to his selection. During his tenure, John Rolfe has:
Focused on closing achievement gaps.
Addressed the root causes behind problems with student attendance.
Seen a 55% drop in bullying.
Experienced a 22% drop in disciplinary actions this year and a 32% drop in altercations.
Seen a continued focus on stressing the elements of a safe school environment.
Seen an increase in winter benchmarks from last year to this year.
Been accredited in math for two years, with an 11% increase.
Attained a current pass rate of nearly 80%.
Become accredited in science after a 5% increase this year.
Seen a 24% increase in the math SOL pass rate for students with a disability – now over 60%.
Congratulations to Michael Jackson, Henrico Schools 2018-19 Instructional Leader of the Year!
In the photo, he is flanked by Nokomis Alston, assistant principal, and Jamar Arvin, associate principal. Not pictured is the other member of JRMS's administration, Jamie Hutchinson, assistant principal.
Closings & Delays
If emergency conditions change the school schedule in any way, all staff, parents and guardians will be contacted via the School Messenger phone, email and text notification system as soon as a decision is made by the superintendent.
HCPS Sources
The following outlets are totally controlled by HCPS and will have the most complete and accurate information available.
School Messenger: Phone, email and text notification system to all staff and student households.
HCPS Website: (henricoschools.us); announcements and updates will appear on the home page.
Facebook: facebook.com/henricocountypublicschools
Instagram: @henricocountyschools
Twitter: @HenricoSchools
Media Sources
The following local media sources are notified, however, information may be edited or incomplete.
Television: CBS6, 8News and NBC12
AM Radio: FOX Sports 910 and 1140 WRVA
FM Radio: iPower 92; Q94; K95; 96.1 The Planet; Classic Rock 96.5; Mix 98.1; BIG 98.5; KISS 99.3; Easy 100.9; XL102; ESPN Richmond 102.7, 103.7 Play; iPower 104.1, Praise 104.7; KISS 105.7; Hot 106.1; and 106.5 The Beat
WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS
OCTOBER 1 – 5, 2018
· There are still leader and committee member positions available, such as: School Beatification, Newsletter, Health & Fitness and Volunteer Coordinator. All committees need members, so if there is a position or committee that you are interested in serving with, please feel free to reply to this message😊
· The PTA has begun its online Spirit Wear Fundraiser!! You will be able to place your orders NOW until Oct. 15th! These items are sized for both youth and adults; if you desire to have your item customizes, you can do that as well. The new spirit wear created by Fan Cloth, will have our new logo included (see below). The individual ordering packets have arrived and are in the main office on the PTA Information board, store has already been established for families to view and order NOW!! http://shop.fancloth.com/23231/430083. These items also make for GREAT Christmas gifts
· If you have a Kroger Customer Rewards Card – Please consider adding JRMS-PTA as your donating school of choice! To select JRMS, go online to Kroger.com\Community Rewards and select John Rolfe MS PTA under the Community Rewards tab; by doing so, the PTA will be eligible to receive a small percentage of all sales – this is another easy way to donate to your PTA. If you need help, please let us know!
· The PTA is also in partnership with Publix Partners, which is another customer rewards program that donates a portion of all sales to your organization selected and assigned to your customer rewards card. Just another way to give back with little effort.
· Please join the JRMS PTA on Oct. 16th @ Panera Bread, White Oak, for our 2nd spirit night! Look for more details as we approach this date 😊
· This week is SPIRIT WEEK and YOUR PTA will be marching in the annual Varina Homecoming Parade, this Friday, October 5th!! If you would like to join us and help handout treats, join us in the JRMS parking lot at 4:30 p.m. or respond to this email. We are also asking for candy donations for this event. If you can donate, please send us an email or leave in the PTA mailbox at the school. We would like all donations by this Thursday or as soon as possible – (sorry for the late notice).
· http://www.vapta.org/images/logos/R/JohnRolfeMS.jpgAs we head into yet another cold & flu season, please remind your student to cover coughs, wash hands frequently and or use hand sanitizers to help control the germs! We want all of students and teachers, healthy, healthy and present each day! If you can donate tissues, sanitizers and sanitizer wipes, that would be great!**
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