Please join us for our Title I Family Literacy Night, "Bean & Books at the Bud: Student Stories Brewed Fresh." Sip coffee or cocoa, grab a cookie, connect with ELA teachers, and enjoy readings from our talented Phoenix Voices student authors. Take home a free book. Complete all literacy skill stations for a chance to win a gift card!
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 18th from 5:00PM - 7:00PM
Location: RBMS Media Center
Phoenix Voices: Student Authors Spotlight starting at 5:30PM
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 18th from 5:00PM - 7:00PM
Location: RBMS Media Center
Phoenix Voices: Student Authors Spotlight starting at 5:30PM
See the flyer for information concerning the RBMS Technology Contest.
The Voluntary Action Center's annual Fired Up Food Drive begins next Monday, November 17. Students will be asked to donate non-perishable food items to aid the VAC and their mission. The homeroom that collects the. most items will win a pizza party!
This week at The Bud.
Gordon County Schools is proud to announce that Tolbert Elementary School and Red Bud Middle School have been recognized by the Georgia Department of Education for outstanding academic achievement.
Tolbert Elementary was named a Literacy Leader for exceptional growth in 3rd Grade Gateway Reading, and Red Bud Middle 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 Milestones exam.
The Literacy Leader and Math Leader honors celebrate schools that demonstrate extraordinary student progress and proficiency. Schools are recognized for achievement, growth, or both, based on annual end-of-grade and end-of-course assessments. These awards highlight the importance of strong literacy and numeracy skills as foundations for lifelong learning and success.
State School Superintendent Richard Woods commended these schools, saying, “Strong literacy and math skills open the door for every opportunity our students will encounter in school, in their future careers, and in life. The schools recognized as Literacy Leaders and Math Leaders have shown a deep commitment to ensuring every student has the tools to succeed.”
Congratulations to Tolbert Elementary and Red Bud Middle for their continued dedication to academic excellence and student growth.
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryTES #ExtraordinaryRBMS
Tolbert Elementary was named a Literacy Leader for exceptional growth in 3rd Grade Gateway Reading, and Red Bud Middle 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 Milestones exam.
The Literacy Leader and Math Leader honors celebrate schools that demonstrate extraordinary student progress and proficiency. Schools are recognized for achievement, growth, or both, based on annual end-of-grade and end-of-course assessments. These awards highlight the importance of strong literacy and numeracy skills as foundations for lifelong learning and success.
State School Superintendent Richard Woods commended these schools, saying, “Strong literacy and math skills open the door for every opportunity our students will encounter in school, in their future careers, and in life. The schools recognized as Literacy Leaders and Math Leaders have shown a deep commitment to ensuring every student has the tools to succeed.”
Congratulations to Tolbert Elementary and Red Bud Middle for their continued dedication to academic excellence and student growth.
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryTES #ExtraordinaryRBMS
The RBMS competition cheerleaders ended their season with a huge 3rd place finish out of 7 very competitive teams at the region competition on November 1. They hit a perfect routine with zero deductions and scored a 76.5! We are proud of their hard work this season and representing Red Bud well. Great job, ladies!
This week at The Bud.
Please join us for our Title I Family Literacy Night, "Bean & Books at the Bud: Student Stories Brewed Fresh." Sip coffee or cocoa, grab a cookie, connect with ELA teachers, and enjoy readings from our talented Phoenix Voices student authors. Take home a free book. Complete all literacy skill stations for a chance to win a gift card!
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 18th from 5:00PM - 7:00PM
Location: RBMS Media Center
Phoenix Voices: Student Authors Spotlight starting at 5:30PM
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 18th from 5:00PM - 7:00PM
Location: RBMS Media Center
Phoenix Voices: Student Authors Spotlight starting at 5:30PM
Congratulations to the 2-Sentence Scary Story Contest winners for 2025!
On October 25, the Red Bud competition cheerleaders competed at Dalton High School's Spooks and Spirits. They placed 2nd out of 7 teams and earned their highest score of the season!! They scored a 78 and had zero deductions. We are so proud of their hard work and accomplishments so far this season! They will have their Region competition this Saturday, November 1 at Woodland High School and will compete at 10:15. Come out and support your Phoenix Cheerleaders!
This week at The Bud...
Please join us for a parade honoring our veterans!
Tuesday, November 11 at 9:00 am
Veterans can start lining up their vehicles at the football field parking lot that morning and get breakfast and hot coffee.
If you would like to be in the parade, please email tberry@gcbe.org by October 30th, so we can determine how much breakfast and coffee will be needed. If you can, please send in a picture of the veteran to the email listed above.
Tuesday, November 11 at 9:00 am
Veterans can start lining up their vehicles at the football field parking lot that morning and get breakfast and hot coffee.
If you would like to be in the parade, please email tberry@gcbe.org by October 30th, so we can determine how much breakfast and coffee will be needed. If you can, please send in a picture of the veteran to the email listed above.
Congratulations to our Red Ribbon Week poster contest winners!
Mae Castoe 1st place (Center)
Anniston Ward 2nd place (Left)
Darlene Mosso 3rd place (Right)
The theme this year is "Life is a puzzle solve it drug free!"
Mae was also recognized at an art reception at the Harris Arts Center on Monday along with other students from the county and city schools. Thank you to all of our students who submitted artwork this year!
Mae Castoe 1st place (Center)
Anniston Ward 2nd place (Left)
Darlene Mosso 3rd place (Right)
The theme this year is "Life is a puzzle solve it drug free!"
Mae was also recognized at an art reception at the Harris Arts Center on Monday along with other students from the county and city schools. Thank you to all of our students who submitted artwork this year!
Red Ribbon Week, a week devoted to celebrating a drug free lifestyle, is next week, October 27-30. We hope everyone enjoys participating in the dress-up days. Please note that wearing Halloween costumes is a fund-raiser for student council. In order to wear a costume, students will need to pay $2.00.
The Bud Bulletin for the week of October 20.
On Wednesday, October 15, Mrs. Abby's class had an incredible time at this year’s Special Olympics Track and Field, an amazing event that brings together students from across the county. Our students showed up with heart, determination, and huge smiles and they brought home some medals, too!
Big shoutout to our amazing Special Education athletes for crushing it at the recent track & field events! 💪💥
🏃♂️ Running Results:
🥇 Noah Renner – 1st in 50m
🥉 Levi Hafner – 3rd in 50m
🥉 Brantley Lamaster – 3rd in 100m
🏅 Logan Leonard – 5th in 100m
🥎 Softball Throw:
🥈 Noah Renner – 2nd
🥈 Brantley Lamaster – 2nd
🏅 Levi Hafner – 4th
We are SO proud of these students' effort, spirit, and sportsmanship!
Big shoutout to our amazing Special Education athletes for crushing it at the recent track & field events! 💪💥
🏃♂️ Running Results:
🥇 Noah Renner – 1st in 50m
🥉 Levi Hafner – 3rd in 50m
🥉 Brantley Lamaster – 3rd in 100m
🏅 Logan Leonard – 5th in 100m
🥎 Softball Throw:
🥈 Noah Renner – 2nd
🥈 Brantley Lamaster – 2nd
🏅 Levi Hafner – 4th
We are SO proud of these students' effort, spirit, and sportsmanship!
Congratulations to Mr. Jerad Davis for being selected as the prize winner for last month’s AI in Action Teacher Challenge!
Thank you to all the teachers who participated and used this challenge to creatively support their teaching and enhance student learning in the classroom.
Thank you to all the teachers who participated and used this challenge to creatively support their teaching and enhance student learning in the classroom.
Bud Bulletin for the week of October 12.
The Red Bud Middle School Academic Team did an amazing job representing our school on Wednesday, October 1st, at the Region Championship. The first match was against Cass Middle School where Captain Parker Holland led the team to a 190-95 victory scoring 8 tossups and advancing the team to the semi-finals where RBMS played against Woodland Middle School coming out on top with a 205-85 win. Again, Captain Parker Holland led the team with 6 tossups, and Elijah Dacus added 2. In the final match against Cartersville Middle School, Parker Holland led the team with 8 tossups followed by Elijah Dacus with 1 tossup to the final victory 185-55. Red Bud Middle School has its first ever UNDEFEATED season followed by a Region Championship win for a perfect season. Team members include Captain Parker Holland, Elijah Dacus, Emmanuel Moran-Anguiano, Jacobi Johnston, Bentley Bell, Savannah Newton, Jacoby Weaver, Shaun Hunter, and Kolton Hudec coached by Carrie Greeson-Parish.
Go, Phoenix!!!!!
The Phoenix Cross country team competed in the Region Meet at Woodland! This season has had many ups and downs but the Phoenix boys and girls teams have put the hard work in! Wrapping up the season our top 5 runners were Julian Alvarez, Luke Walker, Daniel Bawi, Bane Hauser, and Bawi Bik. Leading for our girls team were Monse Barrio-Anguiano, Valeria Barrio-Anguiano, Karla Correa, Tayla Thune, and Elisha Bello!
Finishing in the top 10 at the region meet and medaling were Julian Alvarez in 4th, Luke Walker in 5th and Monse Barrio-Anguiano in 9th. Our boys finished 4th overall and our girls finished 7th! What an amazing season!!!
Finishing in the top 10 at the region meet and medaling were Julian Alvarez in 4th, Luke Walker in 5th and Monse Barrio-Anguiano in 9th. Our boys finished 4th overall and our girls finished 7th! What an amazing season!!!
