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McTeacher Night!

September 15, 2011

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Rockton Grade School teachers and staff served meals, sold cookies and worked the drive thru at the Roscoe McDonald's on September 15th.  McDonald's donated a portion of all sales generated that evening to the PTO.  This year the Rockton PTO is working with the Rockton Booster Club in a joint project to earn funds for a track storage shed and concession stand at Stephen Mack Middle School.  As a result of their efforts, the teachers earned $837!

 

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Teacher of the Week!

November 9, 2010

Congratulations to Rockton Grade School first grade teacher, Annie Rohrer, for being selected "Teacher of the Week" from WZOK radio. On November 9th representatives from Broadway Florist and WZOK surprised Mrs. Rohrer in her classroom by presenting her with flowers and treats from Panera bread. She was nominated by her student teacher, Leshel McDonald, who wrote in her letter that she wishes she could have had Mrs. Rohrer when she was in first grade!

 

 

Sumo wrestling at RGS!

October 22, 2010

Congratulations to RGS for raising $16,435 during the 5th annual Fun Run!  A big thank you goes out to all the volunteers, parents, and families!

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Fun Run!

October 1, 2010

On Friday, October 1st the Rockton School District PTO held their annual Fun Run at all three schools. The PTO would like to thank all of the community business partners that helped make the day a great success. Wal-Mart supplied water bottles and popsicles for all three schools and J.D. Mason of Delta Disc Jockeys kept everyone entertained all day with music and games. Other community sponsors include Kohl's, NorthPointe Wellness Center, Badger Pro Construction, SAL Plumbing and Today's Dental.

If each school meets their goal the students will get to see their Principals and several teachers sumo wrestle at an upcoming assembly!

 

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April 29, 2010

The grounds around the Rockton School District’s elementary buildings are looking a bit spiffier these days thanks to the senior class at Hononegah High School.  Accepting the challenge from Principal Ehren Jarrett, 65 members of the senior class converged on the school grounds during senior week to help spruce up the courtyard and recreational areas.  “I posed the challenge to the group to do a community service project,” said Jarrett, “and they embraced it and exceeded all my expectations.”

 HHS senior Vince Guzzetta says the students have been organizing the community service project since the beginning of the year.  “It was really just a good opportunity to give back to our community and start a neat tradition,” he says.  “It felt good to be a part of something new and helpful and it was uplifting to see the excitement on the kids faces when they saw the work we did.”

 Some students cleaned up the Rockton Grade School courtyard and planted and mulched.  Other students painted four squares in play areas of Whitman Post Elementary School.  Still others visited Highview in the Woodlands to fill planters and do arts and crafts with the residents.  “I’m so proud of what they’ve accomplished,” adds Jarrett.

 Superintendent Randy Gross was on site to witness the students in action.  “It was nice to see them give back to their community for the excellent education they received not only at the high school but the elementary level as well.”

 Principal Barb Browning was amazed at the impact of the seniors’ hard work at RGS.  “The Hononegah students literally transformed our courtyard from a weedy eye sore to a beautiful retreat,” she exclaimed.  “They were so respectful of the school and the children while they were here, and worked very well together to complete a task they and their teachers should be proud of!  Their work has definitely made a difference at RGS.”

 WPES Principal Scott Rollinson was impressed with the amount of planning and effort by the seniors.  “Even though it rained and we had to change some of the original plans, the students did a wonderful job cleaning up the RGS garden, planting new flowers and plants, and painting 4-squares at WPES,” he says.  “Students here started playing with the 4-squares the very next day.”

 

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