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Rogersville Middle School Presents:
Career Fair 2025
📅 Date: September 25th
🕓 Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍 Location: In front of the gym

This A great opportunity to explore career options for students in a fun, informal setting.
Refreshments will be served.
Several teachers are offering incentives, so students, be sure and attend!
Thank you for your support!

Tuesday the cross country team ran at Fenders Farm in Jonesboro. 🔴Jaden Wade led the boys and finished in 15th place with a time of 12:08.11. ⚫️Sawyer Harris was our second runner finishing in 45th place with a PR 16:12.20➡️16:14.51➡️12:50.07 🔴Drake Cross was our third finisher in 51st place with a time of 12:58.85 ⚫️Austin Shoupe was our fourth finisher in 79th place settinga huge course PR. 19:06.92➡️13:43.07 🔴Alex Goins was our fifth finisher in 83rd place with a big course PR. 20:07.40➡️15:54.01➡️13:46.07 ⚫️Sam Ely stayed right with Alex throughout the race and finished just behind him with a time of 13:47.74 🔴Lincoln Harris came in next with a course PR. 15:38.81➡️15:04.14 ⚫️Isaac Campbell was our last boy to finish the race with a time of 23:15.40 🔴Sophia Fugate led the girls finishing in 61st place with a time of 16:05.92 ⚫️Savannah Shoupe came in next (84th place) with a course PR 22:22.0➡️19:35.22➡️17:06.93 🔴Emma Castle just beat out her older sister with a time of 17:57.64 ⚫️Abigail Castle set a course PR 21:20.60➡️19:52.68➡️18:05.1 Both teams will be competing in sectionals Saturday September 20, at Daniel Boone High School. This will determine who goes to the State Championship October 4, in Clarksville. Please come out and support these athletes who have worked very hard this season.

Come out and support our local athletes from Cherokee, RMS, and RCS at Fenders Farm Tuesday. High school kicks off the meet at 4:30, followed by elementary and middle school.

Congratulations to our Student Attendance Award Winners for this past week! These outstanding students were recognized this morning with a special prize for achieving perfect attendance last week. As part of Attendance Awareness Month, we’ll continue celebrating strong attendance all September long. Each week, students with perfect attendance will be entered for a chance to win exciting prizes—so keep showing up, everyday matters!

Flu Vaccines: Sign up at this link: https://redcap.link/Hawkins_Rogersville2025SLVFlu to have your child receive the flu vaccine at their school. Sept. 29 for SCE, MES, MCE, CVE; Sept. 30 for SES, SMS, JRP, HES, Oct 1 for CHE, VHS, BGS, CHS; and Oct 2 for CHM, RMS, Pathways, and Clinch. Deadline for completing online consent is September 21. Thank you!

Coach Campbell Cross Country report: The cross country team ran at Winged Deer Park in Johnson City. It was a packed field with 277 girls and 332 boys racing. 🔴Savannah led the girls team with a time of 19:42.83 ⚫️Emily was our number 2 with a time of 21:27.12 a PR 🔴Sophia was our number 3 with a time of 21:36.75 ⚫️Abigail was our number 4, but due to glitch her time is not posted. 🔴Emma was our last girl to cross at 21:54.67 🔴Jaden led the boys today with a 1.5 minute PR finishing with a time of 13:32.0 ⚫️Drake was our number 2 with a PR in a time of 14:11.48 🔴Sawyer was our number 3 runner with a time of 14:43.69 ⚫️Sam was our number 4 runner with a time of 15:10.31 setting a new PR 🔴Alex was our number 5 runner setting a new PR with a time of 15:49.43 ⚫️Austin was our 6th runner to finish with a time of 16:50.84 🔴Lincoln was our 7th runner with a time of 16:55.45 ⚫️Isaac was our final runner to cross the final line with a time of 23:41.02 setting a new PR

Yesterday wasn't only RMS's homecoming it was the 24th anniversary of 9/11. At the end of Ms. Johnson's triage, students had the opportunity to look at newspapers telling of that tragic day.

Continuation of Homecoming festivities Part 2

Homecoming week is coming to an end but what fun we've had this week. The next few posts will be highlighting pictures of our students celebrating RMS's homecoming.

Bus drivers are often the first and last school representative a student sees each day. Their role is more than transportation—it’s about care, consistency, and connection. We’re proud to celebrate them in a powerful and meaningful way.  Big shout out and huge thanks to the HCS Bus Drivers – our dedicated warriors of the road!! 

Students in Ms. Johnson’s 7th grade math class are learning to calculate taxes and gratuities with a “dining out” activity.

Attendance in early grades builds a foundation for students in later grades. Students gain positive habits, strong academic foundations, and confidence to succeed throughout school. Research shows a direct correlation to chronic absenteeism and reading levels in 3rd grade!

Monday, September 1, 2025 Hawkins County Schools will be closed for Labor Day. Have a safe and happy Labor Day Weekend.

Our Homecoming Spirit Week is fast approaching! Please see the attached Image for Dress-up Days.

Overview of TN Laws Regarding Technology Use in Schools
*Internet Safety Law requires schools to establish and enforce acceptable use policies for students and employees. This law also requires schools to teach about digital citizenship and safe online behaviors.
*Cell phone usage is banned during the school day except in emergencies or for specific health conditions.
*Student Data Privacy regulates the way third party venders handle student data, forbidding them from using the data for anything except educational purposes.
*School districts are required to adopt and implement anti-bullying policies which specifically address cyberbullying and harassment.

The School-Based Dental Prevention Team from the Northeast Regional Health Office will be onsite at Rogersville Middle School to provide dental screenings, dental sealants, fluoride treatments, and Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF) applications for any student with parental or guardian permission. These services are offered at no cost. Permission forms are available at the school and must be completed to receive these services.

For 2025-26, Hawkins County Schools will focus on positive attendance and its impact on student success, now and in the future. We want to partner with you to ensure your child is in school, learning what they need to thrive as adults. Chronically Absent is 10% or more days per school year (excused or unexcused). At 5 or more unexcused absences a meeting with school staff will be scheduled. Students have 5 days to turn in parent and doctor notes. Each student may have 6 parent notes and 10 doctor notes per year. Students with 10 unexcused absences in a row or a total of 15 unexcused absences will lose their driving privileges.

School begins on Monday, August 4, 2025. Dismissal on the first day will be 11:30am.