R.B. Stewart Middle School held its 2nd Annual Erase The Hate Week 1/27-1/31, with a dance on Friday to STOMP OUT HATE. Students were asked to create pictures, slogans and art for a Unity Quilt to be displayed for the dance to promote acceptance and diversity. As you can see from the images below, the student work is outstanding. Click below to enjoy the images.
Mark your calendars for this year’s Erase The Hate Week on January 27-31st. It will be chock-full of activities for students! Erase The Hate Week is our 2nd annual week designed to heighten awareness of the consequences of hate-filled choices and promote a school climate of tolerance for all.
We are excited to announce our 2nd Quarter Honor Roll Ceremony on Tuesday, January 28, 2014. During this time we will be recognizing students who received a 3.2 grade point average (GPA) or higher for the 2nd Quarter.
We realize the amount of hard work and dedication it takes for students to achieve honor roll status and we look forward to celebrating their success.
Mrs. Holzum will be teaching eighth grade students the in Florida’s CHOICES career education program in our Digital Dawg Lab to complete the career components of our curriculum during the month of January.
Mrs. Pinsky will teach in early January to all 6th grade students the styles of conflict resolution and a variety of tools to use to resolve conflict. No single strategy will work all the time with every person in every situation, so we need to know and use a variety of options to use when disagreeing with others so that conflict doesn’t result in misunderstandings, lost friendships, or aggressive outcomes. Conflict Lesson for 6th Grade Powerpoint.
Check out our new page chock-full of resources for parents of middle school students…You’ll find it right above in the black banner at http://connect.pasco.k12.fl.us/apinsky/parent-info/
We have information for parents to assist their middle school children with frequently asked academic, social, medical, and online concerns. This resource list will be growing, so check often!
The Professional School Counselors at R.B. Stewart’s Guidance Department provide Tier II Guidance support groups for each grade level. At-risk students are receiving evidence-based curricula support for study skills, social skills, and self-management strategies. Small group instruction is an effective, and fun, way students learn necessary skills and receive (and learn to provide) support for one another.
| Grades 6-8 Evidence-based Tier II Curricula to support middle school at-risk students’ academic, social, emotional growth. | ||
We are excited to announce our 1st Quarter Honor Roll Ceremony on Friday, November 8, 2013. During this time we will be recognizing students who received a 3.2 grade point average (GPA) or higher for 1st Quarter.
We realize the amount of hard work and dedication it
takes for students to achieve honor roll status and we
look forward to celebrating their success. The 7th and
8th grade ceremony will take place at 9:15 a.m., and
the 6th grade ceremony will be held at 2:00 p.m. in the
Cafetorium.
Stewart Middle School staff and students had a great time celebrating the daily themes promoting healthy, drug-free choices.
| Guidance Department |
Ms. Walters |
Ms. Vanderberg |
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Ms. Schmidt & Ms. Concilio |
Ms. Concilio & Mr. McConahy |
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Ms. Horton |
Mr. Johnson & “Twin” |
Ms. Hochstetler |
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Food & Nutrition |
Ms. Fuller |
Ms. Fournier |
Welcome to the Raymond B. Stewart Middle School Guidance Page!
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Our first Guidance lesson introduced students to the counselor and taught conflict resolution strategies and bullying prevention and reporting information. |
Important things to know about Stewart Middle School:
2013-14 RBSMS School Improvement Plan
Our RBSMS School-wide Expectations:
Be Responsible
Be Respectful
Be Successful
Be Motivated
Be Safe
