8th graders Elijah Dacus & Dalton Evans earned 2nd Place at the GAETC State Competition for their e-commerce website that they built!
8th graders Rebecca Nuam & Rosslyn Rodriguez earned 3rd Place at the GAETC State Competition for their video that featured the Georgia Aquarium!
The last day to order your 2025 - 2026 Yearbook is this Friday, March 20th! The portal will close at 11:59 pm. Don't miss out on yearbook distribution day in May, make sure to pre-order.
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Red Bud Middle School
Majorette Tryouts 2026
Clinic Location: RBMS Gym
Try-out Location: RBMS Gym
Cost: $10 clinic fee (check made payable to SHS Majorettes)
Clinic dates: April 14th, 15th, and 16th from 3:45 – 5:00 pm
Audition date: Friday, April 17th at 5:00 PM
List posted: Friday, April 18th at 7:00 pm on SHS Majorette Facebook Page
Click here for important detailed information about majorette tryouts.
Zillionaire Li Ou, a sophomore at Gordon Central High School, won 1st place in the 9th–10th grade Animation category with an animated short film, under the guidance of his sponsoring teacher, Mrs. Heather Stodghill from the Gordon College and Career Academy.
Red Bud Middle School 8th grade students Elijah Dacus and Dalton Evans earned a 2nd place finish in Web and Mobile Apps for 7th–8th grades for the e-commerce website they built. Another team of Red Bud Middle School 8th grade students, Rebecca Nuam and Rosslyn Rodriguez, placed 3rd in 7th–8th grade Video Production, producing a video that showcased the Georgia Aquarium. Their sponsoring teacher is RBMS STEAM instructor Mrs. Carrie Greeson-Parish.
Overall, Gordon County Schools took 11 students who won first place at the Northwest Georgia Regional Technology Competition to the state event, another record for the district. We are extremely proud of all students who participated in the Georgia State Technology Competition and represented GCS so well.
Congratulations to this year’s state winners! We are proud of your achievement! #ExtraordinaryGCS
All parents, families, school staff, students, and community members:
Red Bud Middle School families — we want to hear from you
We need your input to plan for the 2026–2027 school year. This is an opportunity for you to provide input and suggestions to build new ideas and create positive change in our school.
We will review and revise the following:
School-Parent Compact
School Improvement Plan
School Parent & Family Engagement Policy
District Parent & Family Engagement Policy
Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan (CLIP)
Come and share ideas about how the 1% set aside for Parent & Family Engagement can be best used.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
March 24, 2026
7:30 am - 12:30 pm Drop-in Session
Red Bud Middle School
For more information, you can contact us or visit our website:
Telephone: 706-879-5261
Fax: 706-879-5270
Email: cmoore@gcbe.org
www.gcbe.org/o/rbms
Gordon County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay Monday, March 16, due to the potential for severe weather in the morning. Weather conditions can be unpredictable, and this delay is being implemented to help ensure the safety of our drivers, bus riders, faculty, and families tomorrow morning.
Please adjust your child’s morning drop-off time by two hours. Buses will also operate on a two-hour delay behind their usual route times. Elementary schools will begin at 9:30 a.m. Middle and high schools will begin at 10:30 a.m.
We will continue to monitor weather conditions closely and are working with local agencies as needed. If any additional changes become necessary, families will be notified promptly through our communication channels.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we prioritize the safety of our school community.
The Red Bud Middle School Chorus proudly presents “Oliver JR.” Join us for this exciting musical performance happening March 19th through March 21st in the RBMS Gymnatorium.
Showtimes are:
Thursday, March 19 at 7:00 PM
Friday, March 20 at 7:00 PM
Saturday, March 21 at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM
Come out and support our talented students as they bring this classic story to the stage!
Reserved Seating - $10.00 (online only)
General Seating - $7.00 (online and in person)
Select the link below to prepurchase your tickets.
https://sonoravillehsperformingarts.ludus.com/index.php
These students were selected by their teachers for portraying the qualities of a “Rare Breed” at Red Bud. These students do a great job of setting a great example for others to follow, having a higher standard for themselves, and pursuing greatness every day. #rbms #RareBreed #ExtraordinaryRBMS
6th Grade:
Jayda Gallman, Noralee Broadnaz, Aurora Long
7th Grade:
Judson Bryant, Kailyn Hoyle, Harvey Boothe
8th Grade
Mattie Holloway, Moss Mashburn, Rylee O'Neal
FORGED BY CURIOSITY, FUELED BY LUCK
RBMS families are invited to join us for an exciting evening
of hands-on science, math challenges, robotics, and
creativity. Families will explore interactive STEAM
experiences while enjoying a student art show on display
throughout the night. We can’t wait to learn and celebrate
together!
TUESDAY, MARCH 17
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
RBMS MEDIA CENTER
STUDENTS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT
OR GUARDIAN DURING THE EVENT.
All parents, families, school staff, students, and community members:
Red Bud Middle School families — we want to hear from you
We need your input to plan for the 2026–2027 school year. This is an opportunity for you to provide input and suggestions to build new ideas and create positive change in our school.
We will review and revise the following:
School-Parent Compact
School Improvement Plan
School Parent & Family Engagement Policy
District Parent & Family Engagement Policy
Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan (CLIP)
Come and share ideas about how the 1% set aside for Parent & Family Engagement can be best used.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
March 24, 2026
7:30 am - 12:30 pm Drop-in Session
Red Bud Middle School
For more information, you can contact us or visit our website:
Telephone: 706-879-5261
Fax: 706-879-5270
Email: cmoore@gcbe.org
www.gcbe.org/o/rbms
State School Superintendent Richard Woods visited Red Bud Middle School today to recognize two schools for outstanding academic achievement. During his visit, Superintendent Woods presented Tolbert Elementary School with a Literacy Leader banner and pinned updated recognition on Red Bud Middle School’s Math Leader banner.
Tolbert Elementary was named a Literacy Leader for exceptional growth in 3rd Grade Gateway Reading. Principal Dr. Rebecca Owen accepted the banner along with members of her third grade teacher team in recognition of their work supporting student literacy and reading growth.
Red Bud Middle School was recognized as a Math Leader in High School Outstanding Achievement for the performance of its 8th grade students on the 9th Grade Algebra End-of-Course Georgia Milestones exam. Principal Chad Moore accepted the new banner pins along with Assistant Principal Becky Hulsey, Instructional Lead Teacher Jackie Cascio, and 8th grade honors math teacher Sandra Cash.
Gordon County Schools Board of Education Chairperson Charlie Walraven and Post 7 member Eddie Hall were also present to celebrate this recognition alongside Superintendent Alice Mashburn.
The Literacy Leader and Math Leader honors recognize schools that demonstrate extraordinary student progress and proficiency. Schools are selected based on achievement, growth, or both, using annual end of grade and end of course assessments. These recognitions highlight the importance of strong literacy and numeracy skills as the foundation for lifelong learning and success.
Congratulations to Tolbert Elementary and Red Bud Middle School for their continued commitment to academic excellence and student growth.
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryTES #ExtraordinaryRBMS
Mr. Robbins was recognized for his dedication to teaching American history and for making the subject engaging, meaningful, and relevant for his students. His commitment to historical accuracy, thoughtful instruction, and enthusiasm for the founding era reflects the values promoted by the DAR through its mission of historic preservation, education, and patriotism.
On February 14, Mr. Robbins presented a program to the Xavier Chapter about the early history of Georgia. His presentation highlighted the founding of the colony, the vision of James Oglethorpe, and the unique social and economic framework that shaped Georgia’s beginnings. He also shared insights about Georgia’s role as the thirteenth colony and its strategic importance in early American development.
We are proud of Mr. Robbins and grateful for the passion he brings to teaching history and inspiring students each day.
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryRBMS
Mr. Robbins is an 8th grade Georgia History teacher at Red Bud Middle School in Calhoun. He was honored for his dedication to teaching American history and for his ability to make the subject engaging, meaningful, and relevant to his students. His commitment to historical accuracy, thoughtful instruction, and enthusiasm for the founding era reflects the values promoted by the DAR in its mission of historic preservation, education, and patriotism.
On February 14, Mr. Robbins presented a compelling program to the Xavier Chapter focusing on the early history of Georgia. His presentation highlighted the colony’s founding, the vision of James Oglethorpe, and the unique social and economic framework that shaped Georgia’s beginnings. He offered insightful context about Georgia’s role as the thirteenth colony and its strategic importance in early American development. Chapter members appreciated Mr. Robbins’ depth of knowledge and his engaging presentation style. His passion for early American and Georgia history was evident throughout the program.
The Xavier Chapter congratulates Ian Robbins on this well-deserved recognition and thanks him for his continued commitment to educating the next generation about America’s rich history. #ExtraordinaryRBMS #RareBreed
The classroom was full of creativity and energy as students explored perspective, emotion, and storytelling through art.
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryRBMS
The YGA competition is one of Georgia’s most prestigious opportunities for young writers. For more than two decades, it has encouraged students across the state to develop enthusiasm for writing, strengthen their craft and celebrate their accomplishments in the arts and academics.
Noraleigh and Kynslee truly represent what it means to be a "rare breed" at RBMS — standing out through hard work, creativity, and a commitment to excellence. Their writing showcases the courage, voice, and originality that sets them apart. Their entries will move on to compete at the Northwest GA RESA level competition in March.
Congratulations to these outstanding writers!
