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McTeacher's Night @ M24 McDonalds - March 8th, 5-8 pm

Please visit McDonald’s and allow the educators to serve you while supporting the Rolland-Warner 8th grade Washington D.C. trip.  Teachers will greet customers, work the registers, serve drinks, and in some cases, assist with preparation of food.  

Guaranteed to be there include the following Lapeer Community Schools teachers:  Ms. Emily Campbell, Mrs. DuAnne Cook, Mrs. Michelle Mlecsko, Mrs. Anne Prill,  Mr. Mitch Segel, Mr. Wyatt Stevens, Mr. Dave Sweeney, Mrs. Sally Wolfer, Mrs. Jill Thomas and Mrs. Rachel Worthing.

Thank you for your support!

100th Day of School

On February 14^th, Mrs. Margrif’s math students celebrated the 100^th day of school.  As part of the daily warm-up activity, students had been counting by hundredths each day since the beginning of the school year.  A wall in the classroom has a line of Post-it notes representing each day of school.  For example, day 98 was represented by 98/100 (reduced to 49/50), 0.98 as a decimal, and 98%.  We finally reached the whole number one on day 100 and had a celebration.

Students brought in treats and participated in math activities involving the number 100.  Cooperative learning groups found the 25 prime numbers between 1 and 100.  Students also did 100 multiplication facts to see how many they could do in 100 seconds.  It was a wonderful day as students celebrated the number 100.

Madelyn Taormina brought in three ice cream cakes for the 3^rd hour class celebration.  They were delicious!

Parent Volunteer Interest Survey

We are encouraging all parents to take a look at some options for getting involved at Rolland-Warner. The survey is available to print out and it should be coming home with your son or daughter. Please have your student return it to the main office. Thank you.

Student Council Blog

View the Student Council Blog for information on our Student Council and their upcoming events.

Recycle Paper and Make Money for Our School

RWMS students and staff are starting a recycling program that not only benefits our environment but also earns money for our school.  Starting this fall, you’ll see a green and yellow bin located near the events entrance at Rolland-Warner Middle School. Anyone can bring their unwanted paper products to recycle using this bin. So start saving your paper and support Rolland-Warner Middle School!

We will be accepting the following items:  newspapers, magazines, shopping catalogs, mail, school papers, office papers, envelopes.

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