This #WomensHistoryMonth, Rome City Schools would like to honor Georgia women who have made considerable contributions to the world we live in. Today, Margaret Mitchell. What Georgia women inspire you? Leave your suggestion in the comments!
We're going #BacktothePack to honor C/O 1996's Mrs. Jessica Hewitt! A East Central, East Rome Junior High, and Rome High grad, she can be found teaching 6th grade math at East Central and on the RHS Girls Soccer sideline as head coach. We are so glad you came 'Back to the Pack!'
ICYMI: RHS held a very successful Bridge Day 2023 this week. Students were able to get career and pathway advice from trained teachers and advisors, helping them build a bridge to the next grade level. This is just one of many ways RHS is ensuring success for its students.
This #WomensHistoryMonth, Rome City Schools would like to honor Georgia women who have made considerable contributions to the world we live in. Today, Mary Dorothy Lyndon. What Georgia women inspire you? Leave your suggestion in the comments!
This #WomensHistoryMonth, Rome City Schools would like to honor Georgia women who have made considerable contributions to the world we live in. Today, Hazel Jane Raines. What Georgia women inspire you? Leave your suggestion in the comments!
ICYMI: Tuesday's March Rome City School Board Meeting was East Central's time to shine, and boy did they ever!
Rome High School is excited to announce the appointment of Trevor Proctor as the new Softball Head Coach for the Rome Wolves.
A Rome native, Proctor attended East Central Elementary, Rome Middle School, and Model High School before playing four years of college baseball at Berry College.
Proctor's coaching experience includes one year as a middle school assistant baseball coach, one year as a middle school head baseball coach, and one year as an assistant high school softball coach. Proctor's dedication to coaching and his passion for the game of softball make him a perfect fit for the Rome High School softball program.
Proctor stated, "The Rome High Softball Program and the players mean a lot to me. The girls work hard and want to put in the extra time to improve. Seeing this, as a coach, makes me ecstatic and ready to get to work."
Proctor's vision for the Rome High School softball program is to establish a winning culture by investing in the players both on and off the field. He plans to push the players to be the best versions of themselves every day, both in the classroom and on the field. Proctor also hopes to get the school and community to invest in the players, so the girls can see the support they have from others.
"We are thrilled to have Trevor Proctor leading our softball program," said Rome High School Principal, Mr. Parke Wilkinson. "His dedication to the players and his passion for the game will undoubtedly make a significant impact on the program. We look forward to the future of Rome High School Softball under his leadership."
Proctor added, "This place and program is where my heart is and wants to stay and make a difference. The time for Rome High Softball is now, and by investing in these girls each and every day on and off the field in various ways, a winning culture will be established."
Please join us in welcoming Trevor Proctor as the new Softball Head Coach for Rome High School!
This final day of #BoardAppreciationWeek, we just once again want to say how grateful we are for the Rome City School Board. We hope you have enjoyed this week dedicated to honoring you. You deserve it!
Shoutout Rome Middle Schooler, Lizzy Douglas, on being awarded the Georgia District of Kiwanis Hayden Medallion. Lizzy is a member of the RMS Builders Club, and was recognized for “Heart to Serve,” “Call to Lead,” and “Courage to Engage.”
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Wishing you lots of luck this St. Patrick's Day!
Congratulations to our Rome High School 2023 Rome Orthopaedic Center Outstanding Student Athletes, Shriya Garg and Cai Sabino, and 2023 Rome-Floyd Sports Hall of Fame inductees, Harper Brown and Alex Coville!
STATE ASSESSMENT UPDATE: RHS' Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble both received superior ratings on their stage performance, as well as superior ratings in sight reading at state assessment Tuesday!
A note from RCS Director of Bands, Tab Brown: We are super proud of how well our band students played, as well as how they conducted themselves as mature and professional young adults.
Rome City Schools is honored to announce that three of our students placed at the Georgia Student Technology Competition! Rome High School's Nidaa Samha placed second in Animation, and West End Elementary Sixth Graders, JR Curtis and Aman Vasandani won first prize in 3D Modeling. We are so proud of you for this accomplishment! Keep shooting for the stars!
March 13-17 is School Board Appreciation Week in Georgia. In honor of #GABoardAppreciationWeek, we would like to recognize the dedicated members of the Rome City School Board. Today, Mr. Alvin Jackson and Dr. Melissa Davis.
Please join us in wishing good luck to the Rome Middle School Chorus as they present their state assessment today! These students have worked so hard and appreciate your support!
This was going to be a post about Elm Street's Walk to School Day. Instead, it is going to be about gratitude. We are so grateful for magic moments like these that happen every day at Rome City Schools. Moments that warm the <3.
Did East Central Elementary' s 'My Special Person' presentation bring our Rome City Schools Communication Coordinator to tears? We cannot confirm nor deny.
March 13-17 is School Board Appreciation Week in Georgia. In honor of #GABoardAppreciationWeek, we would like to recognize the dedicated members of the Rome City School Board. Today, Ms. Toni Blanchard and Mrs. Jill Fisher.
Seventh graders at Rome Middle School are researching what it takes to be a Medical Lab Technician and the various tests lab techs conduct each day to diagnose patient diseases.
And our RMS Healthcare Science students are currently studying the various blood types and learning to test and identify each one.
How cool is this? Four “patients” were recently tested by students, who were able to provide a definitive blood type for the donors through laboratory procedures.
Our future healthcare professionals are AMAZING at RMS!
Happy birthday to Rome City Schools Custodian, Donna Still!
