Congratulations to 8th grade student Kinza Ali for winning 1st place in the state of Georgia in the American Legion Auxiliary's Poppy Poster Contest. The Auxiliary promotes the poppy as a symbol of the sacrifices our military has made, and we are very proud of Kinza's accomplishment and his support of this noble cause.
Dr. JoAnn Meadows, President of Unit 47 Paul Gwin, proudly presented Kinza with his certificate of recognition on Tuesday, September 15th. Congratulations, Kinza!
Students worked on graphing the function, solving problems, and discussing key features and observations along the way. This activity helped students think critically about patterns, relationships, and how functions can be represented and analyzed.
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The top finishers for the boys team:
Bawi Bik (2nd overall with a personal record time of 12:48)
Jayden Davis (3rd overall with a time of 12:55)
Emmanuel Moran (4th overall with a personal record time of 13:31)
Kyler Davis (5th overall with a time of 13:34)
Other top finishers were Eli Sutherland (11th), Julian Avalos (12th), Aiden Charles (13th), Jose Cortes (15th), Hollis Bloodworth (17th), Isaac Turgeon (19th), and Eli Coleman (21st).
Please congratulate these boys for a job well done.
The top finishers for the ladies were:
Allison Coleman (2nd overall with a personal record time of 15:17)
Valeria Barrios (3rd overall with a personal record time of 15:24)
Danna Cartagena (14th overall with a time of 18:05)
Elisha Bello (16th overall with a time of 18:23)
Loralee Day (17th overall with a time of 18:27)
Other top runners were Noraleigh Broadnax (21st), Rachel Bello (25th), Natalie Bomar (29th), Victoria Reyes (32nd), and Sophia Patton (38th)
Please congratulate these ladies on a job well done.
Again, all runners did great! Go Phoenix!
Of course, we will still accept cash, cards, and checks made out to RBMS.
Schedule:
Monday: 6th Grade
Tuesday: 7th Grade
Wednesday: 8th Grade
Thursday: Individual Visits
Friday: Closing at 1:00
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Please join us for the Annual Title I Parent Meeting where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
September 17, 2026, at 7:30 AM
Red Bud Middle School - School Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5261
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Please join us for the Annual Title I Parent Meeting where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
September 17, 2026, at 7:30 AM
Red Bud Middle School - School Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5261
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The Scholastic Book Fair is coming! This can’t-miss event gets kids excited about reading and earns funds for our school. SAVE THE DATE for September 21-25! Check out our Bookfair Homepage. #ScholasticBookFairs
Mr. Waters reviewed important vocabulary with students as they discussed cells, particles, osmosis, and other key concepts. By strengthening their understanding of these terms, students are better prepared to connect scientific vocabulary to how living things function.
It was a great example of students developing the background knowledge needed for deeper learning in science.
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Thank you to our community outreach and business partners, Rock Bridge Community Church and Mannington Commercial, for providing food and snacks for our student backpack buddy program.
The Top 5 Varsity boys were:
Hunter Hamilton, Bawi Bik, Jayden Davis, Grey Dyer, & Kyler Davis
The top 5 JV Girls were:
Valeria Barrios, Allison Coleman, Danna Cartagena, Tayla Thune, & Sophia Perez
The Top 5 JV boys were:
Easton Selvy, Eli Angel, Jose Cortes, Jake Farley, & Izac Turgeon
Again, great job everyone and Go Phoenix!
Please join us for the Annual Title I Parent Meeting where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
September 17, 2026, at 7:30 AM
Red Bud Middle School - School Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5261
Please join us for the Annual Title I Parent Meeting where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
September 17, 2026, at 7:30 AM
Red Bud Middle School - School Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5261
We’re inviting community members to join us for Volunteer Training and learn how you can support our students through opportunities like reading with students and our Lunch Buddies program.
📅 Friday, September 4, 2026
🕘 9:00 a.m.
📍 Central Office Board Room
(7300 Fairmount HWY SE, Calhoun, GA 30701)
Whether you’re helping a student build confidence as a reader or simply sharing a smile and conversation at lunch, your time and kindness can make a meaningful difference.
Let's help every student Grow, Connect, Succeed!
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Yearbooks are on sale now! They are $30.00 which is the cheapest price they will be all year! Prices increase September 1! Yearbooks must be purchased at the Yearbook Order Center Site.
Red Bud Middle School 6th grade students in Mrs. Martin’s science class were learning what it means to think and work like scientists.
Students worked in the media center as they explored the different parts of an experiment, including variables, controls, and the importance of careful planning. These lessons help students understand how scientists ask questions, test ideas, collect information, and use evidence to make conclusions.
It was a great day of hands on learning and scientific thinking at RBMS.
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If you have not yet completed the 2027-2028 School Calendar Survey, please take a few moments to share your preference between Option 1 and Option 2. The primary difference between the two proposed calendars is the timing of Fall Break.
The survey also includes an optional section about school and district communications. These questions will help us better understand how you receive information, which communication tools you prefer, and whether there is interest in exploring a more centralized approach to communication.
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