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LoginJRMS School VisionJames Rutter Middle School students and staff are respectful, responsible, and resilient. Our school celebrates creativity and diverse cultures and stakeholders are invested and take pride in our community. At JRMS, students are cared for, feel safe, and have a desire to attend. We continually work towards achieving excellence and we have a collaborative, motivating, and engaging environment dedicated to the success of all students. Click on the image below for the Daily Bulletin.Click on the image below for the Bell Schedules!WORD OF THE WEEKOppress – v., to treat a group of people unfairly or cruelly, to prevent one person from having the same rights and opportunities as someone else, to make someone unhappy by restricting their freedom. Here is the word used in a sentence: “The loneliness and isolation of her apartment oppressed her.” [Click on the blue word above to access a printable version of the WORD OF THE WEEK.] Figures of SpeechQuick Links |
Added Times: Parent Meeting for 8th grade parents!There are a few parents who still need to attend in order to pick up promotion ceremony tickets. The following dates/times parents can attend a meeting and pick up tickets are listed below. These meetings are “walk-in” and parents may send a responsible adult (over 18) to attend on their behalf. 05/22 3:30 pm 05/23 1:00 pm Free lunches for kids this summer!Summer is coming soon and you may be wondering what your child will do for meals while school is out. The good news is the Elk Grove Unified School District (EGUSD) Food & Nutrition Services (FNS) partners with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in your local community to serve free meals. It’s food that’s in, while school is out. There are no income requirements, and any child under the age of 18 may come to eat. Click below for more information: ENGLISH HMONG (coming soon) SPANISH (coming soon) JRMS Teens for tolerance club gives to the community
Every year, 100s of teens in California will leave Foster Care and begin a life of independence at the age of 18. Often they leave foster care with nothing. Teens for Tolerance Club members raised funds throughout the school year, with the goal of being able to provide the items necessary to make a successful transition into independent living for a few emancipated teens in OUR community. As part of our club’s mission to be “United in One Community,” James Rutter Middle School’s Teens for Tolerance Club more than met their goal. They were able to buy enough household goods and personal care items to overflow Ms. Ann Brown’s van. (Ms. Brown is our contact with Foster Youth Services in EGUSD.) We loaded her van with toasters, coffee makers, blankets, silverware, drinking classes, cooking pots and pans, bake-ware, Pyrex bowls, kitchen utensils, dinner plates, cups and bowls, coffee makers, towels, all kinds of toiletries and cleaning supplies, flashlights, sewing kits and first-aid kits, Target gift cards, and A LOT MORE! In photo: From left to right: Rida Tauqeer, Mrs. Ward (Co-Club Advisor), Ms. Ann Brown (Foster Youth Services in EGUSD), Ms. Walker ((Co-Club Advisor), Anayeli Lopez, Germonie Baxter, Hannah Young, Mirasol Silva-Ibarra, Ngi Nguyen, Edith Lopez Ramirez. Spring Immunization ClinicsEGUSD will be hosting 3 immunization clinics this spring. All immunizations required for school entry will be provided for students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. CLICK BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION: CELLPHONES AT JRMSStudents are not allowed to use cell phones while on campus. Phones must be turned off before coming on campus (no silent or vibrate!) and may not be turned on until after school gets out (after the final bell). Acaletes students must be certain not to turn their phones on during the extended day. Any phones that are used or which ring during the school day (or the extended school day) will be confiscated. Roadrunners Newsletter Available!Students and Parents: The latest version of the Roadrunners Newsletter is out! Please read the April - May 2013 JRMS Newsletter at the following links: How to enter our parking lotPlease refer to the picture of our parking lot entrance below. Our parking lot entrance has two lanes. ONLY the right lane is for dropping off students. The left lane is for proceeding to the parking area to park your car. If you are just dropping your student off at school, please use the right lane.
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