Relay for Life

Please join the RSMS Team for Relay for Life.  Every school in Fayette County has a team and we have a goal of $2,500.00.  We are sure we all know someone that has been affected by cancer.  There are teachers here at RSMS that have battled cancer or there maybe someone in your family or church.  Please join us in fighting for a cure!  Click this link to join RSMS Relay for Life Team!  

CineFayette Film Festival

Fayette County is having a film festival and Rising Starr Student Film Makers are invited to participate! The top entries from RSMS will be screened at a county-wide event in April. The entry deadline is March 16. Go to http://bit.ly/2S0XnyU or see Mr. Harper for more details.

Stay Informed About Health and Physical Education Textbook Adoption

Fayette County Public Schools is in the process of selecting new curriculum resources for grades K-12 health and physical education. To make the process as transparent as possible, a website specifically for the new textbook adoption has been set up at http://bit.ly/FayetteHPEAdoption. On the site, the public can view meeting dates of the committee, meeting agendas and minutes, a list of textbooks to be reviewed by the committee, and an adoption timeline.

 Next School Year Student Transfers

The window of opportunity for 2020-21 school year requests for student transfer will be February 3 through February 28, 2020.  Visit this page for more info: www.fcboe.org/studenttransferform

Registration Opened January 21 for Pre-K Program

Parents of students who will be eligible to attend the Fayette County Public School System’s state funded Pre-K program for the 2020-21 school year can register their children for a lottery drawing beginning January 21. Visit this page for more details, including instructions for how to register for the drawing. Registration ends March 2 at 2PM ET.

Community for Creativity Program Expansion

Fayette County Public Schools Community for Creativity positions students as creators,  leveraging collaboration and ingenuity to connect students to the creative economy.  Classroom conversations change from "What are we learning today" to "What are we creating today?"  Learn more by reading the press release or visiting the website at www.communityforcreativity.org.