RINCON VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL
FALCON
4650 Badger Road
Visit our website at http://www.rvms.srcs.k12.ca.us
September 2009
DATES TO NOTE…
Sept 14-25– Magazine Sale Fundraiser
Sept 14 - Oral Grade Week
Sept 17 – Boys B-ball@ RVMS
Sept 17 – Girls B-ball@ Slater
Sept 17 – Cross Country@RVMS
Sept 22 – Boys B-ball@ SRMS
Sept 22 – Girls B-ball@ RVMS
Sept 23 – Picture Make Up Day
Sept 23 – Sport-A-Rama sign ups
Sept 24 – Boys B-ball Bye
Sept 24 – Cross Country Bye
Sept 29 – Boys B-ball@ Cook
Sept 17 – Girls B-ball@ RVMS
Oct 1 – 7th Grade Election
Oct 1 – Boys B-ball@ RVMS
Oct 1 – Girls B-ball@ Comstock
Oct 1 – Cross Country@RVMS
Oct 6 - Boys B-ball@ Slater
Oct 6 - Girls B-ball@ RVMS
Oct 6 – Dance Ticket Sales $5 through
Oct. 9 then $7
Oct 8 - Boys B-ball@ RVMS
Oct 6 - Girls B-ball@ SRMS
Oct 8 – Cross Country @ SRMS
Oct 23 – SPORT-A-RAMA
REMEMBER TO
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!
Principal’s message continued from previous page
NEWSLETTER
Santa Rosa, California 95409 (707)
528-5255
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Dear Parents and partners in education:
I can’t believe that the first month of school is already over and first
quarter grades are right around the bend. I would like to thank all of you
for helping make the beginning of this school year such a success.
Registration went smoothly and the students have been such a joy. I can’t
remember when I’ve been surrounded by so much positive energy and
enthusiasm! Our students are engaged, eager, and just seem to be having
a great time every day. As I observe classes I see students who are
attentive, polite and motivated to learn. I see teachers who care and love
what they do. This in conjunction with the solid support and love our
students receive at home makes RVMS truly a very special place for
students to grow academically and interpersonally.
I’d like to offer a big “Thank You!” to all the parents who have supported
the Family Giving Campaign so far this year. This is the STPC’s only
fundraiser this year, and it will end on October 3rd. With RVMS losing
$40,000 in financial support due to the budget crisis, your support is
critical to our programs. We want to continue to purchase technology for
our staff and students, offer great extra-curricular activities, enhance our
GATE program, keep our athletic teams performing well, and support our
struggling learners to name a few. If you haven’t had a chance to support
the Family Giving Campaign yet, we would appreciate any level of
support. I know we are in tough economic times, and your generosity is
greatly appreciated.
Our academic success continues to grow each year, and our API score of
905 demonstrates our school’s commitment in this arena. In ten years we
have grown over 150 points! This is the largest gain in the school district.
We have already begun to analyze the data from last year to determine
where our strengths are, and what we need to do in order to improve
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and refine our practices. As the principal I’d like to
thank you for supporting your children so well.
True student success requires a strong partnership
of parents, staff and students; and as a team we are
making wonderful progress.
One area of concern I have at this time is our
student drop off and pick up. As you are all aware,
dropping off students and picking them up at every
school is a challenge. If you pick up your child on
the west side of Middle Rincon Rd., please have
them use the cross walk. Do not allow your child
to walk across Middle Rincon, with congested
traffic, to get to your car. The few extra minutes it
takes to use the crosswalk makes it safer for all our
students. In addition, I have noticed that by
3:15pm Middle Rincon Rd. is almost deserted, so I
encourage parents to come fifteen minutes later and
avoid all the traffic congestion. You’ll be able to
pick up your child with no hassles, and avoid all
the stress.
With the flu season approaching, and the H1N1
virus a part of the equation this year, it is especially
important that every student practice good hygiene.
While we make weekly announcements to help
remind students, I’d appreciate you doing the same
at home. If students wash their hands often, and
use hand sanitizer, they may avoid a few colds this
year and possibly the flu. We’re asking students
not to share drinks and food as well. If three
students are drinking from the same water bottle,
it’s an easy way to get catch someone’s cold. If we
all practice good health, we keep not only
ourselves healthy, but our friends as well.
All my best,
Matthew Marshall
_____________________________________________
"FUEL YOUR SCHOOL"
"Please donate to the Family Giving Campaign"
Counseling Office News
- September 2009
Counselors Dan Evans, Robin Wilkins and Michele
Craig-Morales would like to welcome all new and
returning students to the 2009-2010 school year.
Office Hours – 7:30 – 3:00 Phone - 528-5257
Counselor Dan Evans – Mon., Wed., Thurs. morning
and Fri. afternoon. Last name alphabet is A – I.
devans@srcs.k12.ca.us
Counselor Robin Wilkins – Mon. – Fri. Last name
alphabet is J – Z. rwilkins@srcs.k12.ca.us
Academic Support Counselor Michele Craig-Morales –
Thursday mornings
mcraigmorales@srcs.k12.ca.us or voice mail
number 528-5074 ext.2358
The Counselors oversee the following programs:
• Honor Society
• Homework Club
• Homework Hotline
• Peer Helper Program
• Conflict Management Program
• Support Counseling
Honor Society- The fall semester of Honor
Society is open to 8th graders based on their June
report card semester grades:
o Students need12 points to be
eligible
o Each “A” is worth 3 points
o Each “B” is worth 1 point
A list of eligible students will be posted in the marquee
adjacent to the Counseling Office by September 4. If
you do not find your name on the list, please contact
either counselor.
Past field trips have included UC Davis and UC
Berkeley.
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8th Honor Society meets the first Monday
each month in Room 73. The first meeting
is Monday, Sept. 14. The October meeting
is on Monday, October 5.
Remember, you need to attend Honor
Society meetings in order to participate in
field trips to UC campuses. Our next field
trip is Oct. 28 to UC Davis.
7th grade students will be eligible for Honor
Society in the spring based on their 1st
semester report card. Lists will be posted in
January 2010 in the marquee adjacent to the
Counseling Office.
Homework Club – The first week of
Homework Club began on Tuesday, August 25.
Homework Club meets on Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons, 3:10 – 4:10. Homework
Club is in the Library and it’s FREE ! Students
must stay for the entire time, unless they have a
note from their parent to leave earlier. Two to
three teachers are available during this time to
assist students who need help.
Homework Hotline –
www.rvms@srcs.k12.ca.us
Have you checked out the Homework Hotline
website? This website is a great tool to make
sure you are getting all of your homework
written down in your planner. The hotline is
updated daily by 3:00 p.m. and is offered as a
convenience for students who were absent
from class or for parents who would like to
check homework assignments.
Weekly Progress
Reports
• Progress Reports are available in the
Counseling Office starting Monday,
August 31 between the hours of 7:30
to 8:00 a.m.
• If there is a Monday holiday, students can pick
up Progress Reports on Tuesdays between
7:30 and 8:00 a.m.
Progress Reports are not available for the weeks of
quarter grades and semester grades.
Interim Progress Report
Weeks
Quarter/Semester Ending
Dates
Interim Progress Report Weeks:
September 14 – 18, 2009
IPR mailed home September 23
November 9 – 13, 2009,
IPR mailed home November 18
February 1 – 5, 2010
IPR mailed home February 11
April 12 – 16, 2010
IPR mailed home April 21
Quarter/Semester Ending Dates:
Quarter 1 ends October 16, 2009
Report Card mailed home Oct. 23
Qtr. 2/Sem. 1 ends December 17, 2009
Report Card mailed home Jan. 11
Quarter 3 ends March 12, 2010
Report Card mailed home March 19
Qtr. 4/Sem. 2 ends May 28, 2010
Report Card mailed home June 8
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Greetings from GATE! My name is Mark
Zeman, and I am the new GATE coordinator at
RVMS. Our STPC has generously allotted funds
for GATE for the 2009-2010 school year, so many
of our programs such as Math Counts, Odyssey of
the Mind, and after-school enrichment, will again hotline to stay updated on our activities.
be offered.
More information will be coming your way
in future editions of the Falcon News and STPC
communications. In fact, there will be a GATE
informational meeting Thursday, Sept. 24, at 6:00
p.m., prior to the STPC meeting that evening.
Hope to see all interested parties there!
related components of fitness will be assessed.
Throughout the year, your son/daughter will set
personal goals, physically challenge themselves and
chart their improvement. Thank you to all the families
who participated in the Target Heart Rate Project. You
are a valued partner and make the learning come alive!
The tumbling mats and jump ropes are seeing a
lot of action. Students are busy building skills and
choreographing routines to music. Working together
with their squad lines may be challenging but the
outcome is rewarding. Keep checking the homework
"IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO PARTICIPATE"
"Please donate to the Family Giving Campaign"
Notes from the STPC
Forming a great community and support
system is not limited to just this two-year school as one
may think. This school community that you are in will
most likely be the same for the next 5-6 years as we
transition from RVMS to MCHS. This is a great parent
group that we are forming and we would like to
encourage a great tradition of support that lasts through
12th grade!

“Jumping jacks 1-2-3, turn 4, toes, knees,
clap, clap, clap”. Welcome to 7th grade physical
education! So many elements of the class seemed
challenging, but now are a piece of cake. The first
unit, Boot Camp, tackled challenges like
memorizing another combination, dressing in the
locker room, working together with a squad line,
and learning the BEST behaviors for Rincon
Valley. We have built a solid foundation for the
year and can focus on learning, become physically
fit, while treating each other with respect.
The fitness component is an integral part of
our program. We will be collecting baseline data
for the state mandated FITNESSGRAM test and
the RVMS Fitness test. Both health and skill
Email Notices:
This year the STPC has started sending out notices via
constant contact email service. For our parent
community this year, we added your names, emails and
contact information to the system for you; in future
years you will be able to add yourself. The beauty of
this system is that you can manage the information
yourself as well, choosing how often you receive
notices and deleting yourself from the mailing. To be
added to the email system, send a note to
info@RVMSSTPC.org. To edit your information and
how often you receive notices, you can click on the link
at the bottom of the email from constant contact
“Update Profile/Email Address“ and it will send you a
note to link to your information (no passwords needed).
RVMS Family Directory:
You may also elect to join the e-directory to be
published once in September (Deadline Sept 18th),
once in January (deadline Jan 1) and once in May for
the summer (deadline April 30th). All participants will
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receive an e-copy. To opt-in, just check the
“directory” box in your constant contact
registration page. If you do not have email and
want to participate, please send in a note to the
STPC box in the office to the attention of the STPC
president.
Volunteering:
We have an opportunity for everyone, volunteering
at school, at home and in so many ways. We have
switched to email notices for all volunteering
needs. If you are interested in volunteering, send
us a note to add you to the email list. Parents,
thank you for stepping up and making the special
effort in these challenging times. When you see
the next notice, please check your calendar and see
if you can help.
Parent meetings
STPC meetings are the best way to link into what
is going on at your child’s learning community at
RVMS. These meetings are the one place to gather
administration, teachers and parents together to
highlight the programs and opportunities at RVMS.
Thank you to Mr. Marshall for his dedication to our
students and for the updates at the meetings.
Thank you to the staff and teachers who attend and
shed valuable light on our kids’ daily activities.
STPC Meetings
RVMS Library – 7 p.m.
Sept 24th
Oct 22nd
Nov - No meeting, busy season
Dec- No meeting, busy season
Jan 28th
Feb 25t
Mar 26th No meeting, spring break
Apr 22nd Elections and roundtable review
May – No meeting, busy last month
Feedback:
We are constantly looking at ways to improve what
we do and how we do it. We love suggestions from
our parent community. So much of what we do to
support the school is dependent on parent special
interests and talents that do change from year to
year at RVMS. Our best suggestions from parents
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who follow their ideas up with volunteerism and
champion the concept forward.
It is a pleasure to be part of this school community. We
hope you think so as well.
- The STPC
info@rvmsstpc.org
Don’t forget to send in your box tops to
your child’s science class.
THANK YOU STPC Chairs!
Not to go unnoticed, as you
all do so much all year:
• Thank you to Mousa Abbasi for a very successful
orientation day and coordinating over 160 volunteers
and training. You are coordinating something every
week since school started so thank you, thank you,
thank you, thank you………..(we could just go on!!!!)
• Thank you to our hospitality co-chairs, Lorraine
Bryars and Debbie Cardineau for providing
refreshments for orientation, back to school night and
the first STPC meeting refreshments. Yummy!
• Thank you to the Family Giving Campaign co-chairs
Karen Littel and Staci Pastis for your hard work
starting last spring to conceptualize and inaugurate the
tradition of just giving at RVMS. We all enjoy the
break from supporting silent auctions and myriad
fundraising activities.
• A “you are awesome” to Staci Pastis who has
arranged over $4K in in-kind donations that in turn
allows us to spend more on our children and programs
at RVMS. We look for all areas that we can seek
donations rather than spend money on needs at the
school. If you would like to help Staci seek out
additional in-kind donations from our community and
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companies across the United States, please let us
know at info@rvmsstpc.org.
• Thank you Susanne Skabelund for taking all the
inputs from teachers, staff and STPC board
members and making not only sense of it but also a Lynn Scuri
budget that allows us to move forward.
• Thank you to Brigitte Rocca for arranging the
spirit wear sales at orientation, making it so fun for Randy Hopper
kids to get excited about their school.
Thank you to all the volunteers that supported the
activities so far at RVMS. The fun never stops
does it? This is a great team, RVMS!
Thank you Montgomery Village Shops LLP
Thank you to Montgomery Village & David
Codding for inviting us to participate in the
summer concert series. We have raised over $4K
for the Badger Road Project via funding from the
community beverage sales during the concert.
Montgomery Village has purchased all the
beverage supplies that we sold for 100% profit for
RVMS. Thank you also to Lagunitas that has
donated the beverages for all the events.
It is amazing the support from these businesses and
they are so pleased to do it.
Please support them with your patronage and if
you have a moment, tell them thank you!
THANK YOU!!!
Thank you to the following
amazing RVMS families that
gathered the weekend before school
opened to make Phase 1 of the
Badger Road Project something we will all enjoy
for years:
Katya Anderson
Le Family: Amy & Victoria
Adams Family: Madison & Linda
Janet Chin
Sullivan Family: Tim, Regina, Tara & Brendan
Hicks Family: Scott, MK, Tacey, & Trysha
Girmay
Mr. Resnikof
Mike & Casey Dobbert
Joseph Bekstrein
Bob Wyatt
Lynnette Scolari
Daniel Docker
Shapiro Family
Phillip Frankl
Did we miss anyone? Let us know.
A huge thank you to the crew leaders of the day;
"Hurrah!" to Katya Anderson and Matt
Marshall for plant layout, drip trenching
and planting leadership (Saturday) and
"way-to-go" to the impromptu crew
leaders for the drip system hook-up and
final details- Phillip Frankl and Bob Wyatt..
Thank you to John Wargo for hooking up the water
system, spending many days doing whatever it took to
discover the 30-year forgotten water system to hook up
the water and put in the boxes and the valves. He also
does not have a child at RVMS anymore, that is
dedication!
Again, thank you to Maisha Ruth for her dedication
and professionalism in design of the area and for
working with the district to get it approved and get the
site prepared. Over a year of planning and details!
Thank you for you amazing volunteerism.
STUDENTS LEAVING
SCHOOL EARLY
If your child needs to leave during the school day,
your students must bring a note to the Attendance
Office BEFORE SCHOOL to get a Permit to
Leave. This will allow your student to get all their
necessary school work/supplies and minimize
classroom interruptions. Remember students
need to always be signed out from the
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attendance office when leaving early or
signed in when arriving late.
PICTURE MAKE-UP DAY
Wednesday, September 23rd
"IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO PARTICIPATE"
"Please donate to the Family Giving Campaign"
MESSAGES/DELIVERIES TO
STUDENTS
Only in the case of an EMERGENCY will the
office forward messages from parents to
students. Messages delivered to class cause
a disruption to the learning environment.
Please discuss arrangements such as
transportation, appointments and other non-
urgent issues in the morning, before your child
leaves for school.
Deliveries to students in the classroom also
cause a disruption to the learning
environment. All deliveries should be brought
to the main office and kept to a minimum. The
student will be contacted at the end of a
period, and they can get the delivery at break,
lunch, or after school.
Please do not call your student on their cell
phone during school hours. This is a violation
of school policy, and could result in disciplinary
action being taken against the student.
OFFICE PHONE USE BY STUDENTS
IS FOR EMERGENCIES ONLY.
This includes health or
medical issues, missed or
delayed First Student buses,
and unforeseeable events.
ATTENDANCE & ACTIVITIES
Students must be in school all day if they wish to
participate in any extracurricular activity. For
example, if there is a school dance, an athletic
game, or an evening awards ceremony, a student
must attend all six classes to participate in that
activity.
Adults on Campus
Please remember that if you come on campus
during the school day 8:00 – 3:00, you must sign
in as a guest in the main office. This is for the
protection of all our students.
MEDICATIONS POLICY
Students requiring medication during school hours
must have a permission form on file for the school
year. This form must be completed and signed by
the doctor and parent/guardian. Forms are
available in the Main Office. Your doctor may fax
written instructions to the Health Office at 528-
5644. All medications must be kept in the Health
Office unless otherwise stated by your doctor. IF
you have question, please call 528-5255.
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Tammi Leggins – Health Technician
Michele Scudero, RN, Dist. Nurse @ RVMS
The Culinary Class would like to send out a
huge thank you to Prickett’s Nursery for
donating some beautiful herb plants to our
class. Also, we would like to thank Trader
Joe’s for donating 10 pounds of butter and 10
bags of chocolate chips. We look forward to
making delicious food with these donations.
7th Grade Event
Friday, October 23
6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Sign Ups
Wednesday, Sept. 23 – At Lunch
Permission slips will be handed out in P.E.
Please bring your permission slip and
money to sign up on Wed., Sept. 23.
Hope you can join in the fun. If you have any
questions, contact Chris Woodbury at 528-
5543.
Santa Rosa Accelerated Charter
School
5th gr. Enrollment Window Nov. 2 – 30,
2009
Parent Information Gathering Oct.
29, 2009
See flyer for additional information !
August 17 – October 2,
2009
September is FAMILY GIVING CAMPAIGN
month!
This STPC fundraiser will help to offset budget
cuts and maintain excellence at RVMS by
providing funding for sports, extracurricular
activities, GATE, campus-wide technology,
classroom and science lab supplies, field trips,
Renaissance, and more!
So far, we've raised $26,000, with 20% of
families participating. Our goal is to raise
$80,000. If everyone gives something, we'll get
there! You can donate any amount that works
for your family.
Please either send or bring your check to the
school office. The donation rocket/canister is
to your far right as you enter. Your donation is
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tax deductible. There is a donation form
included in this packet. THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATION!!!"

Keep watching the red "fuel" rise on our

rockets outside the school to monitor our
progress!

Child Welfare and Attendance

211 Ridgway Avenue
Santa Rosa, CA 95401
Tel : (707) 528-5137
Fax: (707) 528-5107

OPEN ENROLLMENT
¤ OPEN ENROLLMENT INTRA DISTRICT REQUEST is a permanent placement.

¤ This will eliminate the Intra District Transfer annual request.

¤ If the number of requests does not exceed the space available, your first choice will
be granted.

¤ If the number of request exceeds the space available, a lottery will take place.

¤ No special criteria is needed for your request.

¤ Transportation is the responsibility of the parent/guardian.

¤ Ask your school for more information or call Child Welfare and Attendance
528-5137.

Op en E nr ol lm en t Tim e Pe ri od :
NOVEMBER 1 (8:00 a.m.) – NOVEMBER 30 (5:00 p.m.)

Plea se a pply on- line @ www .sr cs .k12 .c a.u s

A computer is available at Child Welfare and Attendance.
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Pap er App licat io ns ar e N OT a cce pte d.

Nightmare on Puberty Street

Dear Parents/Guardians:

On Thursday, October 29, Rincon Valley Middle School will offer a health education
program provided free-of-charge by Kaiser Permanente. Nightmare on Puberty Street is an
award-winning, live theatre performance for students in grades 6, 7, and 8.

Comedy, drama, music, and dance bring to life issues that affect the health of pre-teens:
peer pressure and self-esteem, “crushes” and romantic feelings, body changes, depression
and thoughts of suicide, violence, and communication with parents and peers.

Students identify with the youthful, ethnically diverse performers/educators and discover:
skills to resist peer pressure, the use of positive peer pressure and how to be a good
friend, the impact of labels and name-calling, and how to seek help from parents and other
trusted adults.

Nightmare on Puberty Street was developed by physicians, health educators, and theatre
professionals at Kaiser Permanente in collaboration with a community-based advisory
community of parents, teachers, counselors, and school district officials.

The Nightmare program encourages parents, teachers and students to follow up with
discussions and activities – to help show that puberty doesn’t have to be a nightmare.

Talkingwithkids.org(htpp://talking with kids.org/first/html) is a website recommended by

the National Parent Teacher Association and child development experts about talking to
youth regarding touch issues.

**Please see the Parent Guide in this newsletter for more information.**
If you do not wish you student to attend the assembly you Must return the slip below,
signed by you, indicating your preference. Students who do not attend the performance
will be assigned to the Library during the assembly.

If you are interested in pre-viewing a performance before it comes to RVMS, you may go to the Educational
Theatre performance calendar at www.kport/etp to get performance dates and times to attend a performance at
a nearby school. If attending, please call the school you will attending and check with the Education Theatre
Programs at (510) 987-2223 to make sure the date and times are correct.

Please Sign and Return to THE RVMS COUNSELING OFFICE only if you do not
want your child attending the “Nightmare” performance or if you want
more information.

______NO, I do not give permission for my son/daughter

_______________________ to attend
(STUDENT NAME)
a Performance of Nightmare on Puberty Street.

______ PLEASE CALL ME with more information about the performance.

NAME:______________________________________DAYTIME
PHONE:__________________
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 The Santa Rosa Accelerated
Charter School
On the campus of Rincon Valley Middle School

Announces:
2010 Enrollment
For incoming 5th Graders
Informational Gathering:
October 29, 2009
4:00 PM in the RVMS Café

Application Window: November 2 – 30, 2009