Final from LSRV for track. Lots of great placings and overall GREAT effort on a cold windy day.
Individual results:
Quorra Robinson - 2nd (100m)
Kiara Debryun - 1st (200m)
Abbi Moffitt- 1st (100 hurdles)
Kamdyn Koontz - 3rd (400m)
Abbi Moffitt - 2nd (200 hurdles)
Cheyenne McSpadden - 1st (high jump)
Abbi Moffitt - 3rd (high jump)
Andrea Rodriguez - 1st (long jump)
Spencer Losee - 3rd (long jump)
Kiara DeBryun - 1st (triple jump)
Elana Robinson - 2nd (discus)
Abbie McClain - 3rd (long jump)
Devin Hatchett - 1st (100m)
Devin Hatchett - 2nd (200m)
Jayden Arce - 1st (200 hurdles)
Talen Baca - 3rd (200 hurdles)
Devin Hatchett- 1st (high jump)
Jayden Arce - 2nd (long jump)
Josh Moore - 2nd (shot put)
Kamdyn Clark - 1st (long jump)
Talen Baca, Hayden Jones, Jayden Arce, Devin Hatchett - 1st - 4x100m relay
Overall placing (10 teams total):
6th/7th girls- 1st
8th girls - 7th
6th/7th boys- 2nd
8th boys - 5th
🍎 CCSD#1 is hiring for 2025-26 & 2026-27!
We’re looking for:
✅ STEM, ELL, & SPED Teachers
✅ Science & Elementary Teachers
✅ Speech Pathologists
✅ Coaches (Football, Volleyball, & Girls Basketball)
✅ Building (Office) Para, Sub Food Service, Sub Custodian
✅ Speech Pathologist Asst. & Bus Drivers
Apply here: https://www.crb1.net/page/vacancies
We’re looking for:
✅ STEM, ELL, & SPED Teachers
✅ Science & Elementary Teachers
✅ Speech Pathologists
✅ Coaches (Football, Volleyball, & Girls Basketball)
✅ Building (Office) Para, Sub Food Service, Sub Custodian
✅ Speech Pathologist Asst. & Bus Drivers
Apply here: https://www.crb1.net/page/vacancies
Color Run Update!
We are currently only seeing 21% of students have participated to fundraise for this year’s Color Run. That means nearly 4 out of 5 students haven’t contributed yet—and that’s not the kind of effort our school is known for. This money goes back to a great cause, Ribbons of Hope and our school.
Want a t-shirt? Fundraise.
Want an Ohana gift card? Fundraise.
Want a goodie bag? Fundraise.
It’s that simple.
But here’s the key: you HAVE to share the link. Fundraising doesn’t happen if people don’t know about it.
Post it on Facebook, share it on Instagram, text it to family members, send it to friends—get the word out however you can.
Let’s not settle for 21%. Let’s get to 100%!
Share this link NOW! Check your email for your individual link.
https://app.99pledges.com/fund/4thannualRMS
Reach out to the PE department if you have any questions:
Charli Hetherington - chetherington@crb1.net
Frank Arce -
farce@crb1.net
Dillon Karajanis - dkarajanis@crb1.net
Soccer games against Dean Morgan have been canceled. If your student is in soccer please check the app regarding practice communication. Sorry for any inconvenience.
As your making your plans for the week ahead we wanted to send a reminder about our final "Connecting with the Colts" of the year. This one is a little more special as we are looking out for one of our own as Roxy battles cancer again! Please see the flyer for specific details regarding this special event! See you ALL Wednesday!
Boys soccer update from the season opener A team won 3-0. B team won 9-4! Great job boys!
Rawlins High School's gym will be getting resurfaced this summer. During that process the "Outlaw" horse at center court will be stripped down and re-painted. There has been some discussion about whether the rendition of the horse should be altered/updated or whether the present rendition should continue to be used. The two horses are nearly identical in shape, but one has more definition and detail, while the other is the traditional silhouette of the horse.
We are simply interested in seeing how you, as a member of the community, feel about which of the two options you would prefer to have on the gym floor at RHS.
Thank you for your vote. Here is the link to the survey
Dear Families,
As we head into Spring Break tomorrow March 20th, we want to share a few important points and conversation starters to have with your student around the dinner tables, vacation spots or just in general conversation. As a Professional Learning Community (PLC) school, we value the partnership between home and school, and we know that these conversations are key to your student's success.
Preparing for WY-TOPP Testing (April 28th, 29th, May 5th, & 6th)
The WY-TOPP assessments are just around the corner after we return! We encourage you to talk with your students about preparing for the tests and the work they have done so far this year in preparation for the test. Our overall game plan is simple: come in ready to do your best. Encourage them to get their blood flowing with some activity, mentally check-in, get their headspace right, and focus on simply doing their very best.
Supporting Focus: Appropriate Fidget Tools
We recognize that some students benefit from using fidgets to maintain focus. We want to ensure that any items brought to school are supportive of a quiet learning environment. Please talk with your student about the guidelines:
What Works: Quiet fidgets, sized to fit discreetly in the student's hand.
What Doesn’t Work: Items that make noise, have lights, or are bigger than the student's hand.
The Importance of Privacy and Security
As your students grow, they are entrusted with important personal information and school resources. Please reinforce the importance of keeping this information private:
Sharing: Remind them not to share technology access (computers and account passwords) or personal combinations (like locker combinations). This helps protect their privacy and school resources.
Responsible Technology Usage
Our school technology is a vital learning tool, and we appreciate your support in teaching responsible use.
Computer Usage: Please discuss utilizing computers appropriately and staying on approved, educational sites.
Taking Care: Remind them to keep the protective cases on their computers at all times. A gentle reminder that taking care of school property is important: it costs $75 to replace a screen and $50 to replace a keyboard if damaged and the cost could result in a fee or fine. It is the student(s) (families) responsibilities to cover these costs if it is deemed intentional or damaged on purpose. If it is determined that it was accidental we understand that it can happen and are willing to work with the students and families.
Thank you for partnering with us to ensure a safe, focused, and productive learning environment for ALL our students.
We wish you a wonderful and restful Spring Break! We will see you ALL back on Monday March 30th!
Enjoy your Break,
RMS Staff
As we head into Spring Break tomorrow March 20th, we want to share a few important points and conversation starters to have with your student around the dinner tables, vacation spots or just in general conversation. As a Professional Learning Community (PLC) school, we value the partnership between home and school, and we know that these conversations are key to your student's success.
Preparing for WY-TOPP Testing (April 28th, 29th, May 5th, & 6th)
The WY-TOPP assessments are just around the corner after we return! We encourage you to talk with your students about preparing for the tests and the work they have done so far this year in preparation for the test. Our overall game plan is simple: come in ready to do your best. Encourage them to get their blood flowing with some activity, mentally check-in, get their headspace right, and focus on simply doing their very best.
Supporting Focus: Appropriate Fidget Tools
We recognize that some students benefit from using fidgets to maintain focus. We want to ensure that any items brought to school are supportive of a quiet learning environment. Please talk with your student about the guidelines:
What Works: Quiet fidgets, sized to fit discreetly in the student's hand.
What Doesn’t Work: Items that make noise, have lights, or are bigger than the student's hand.
The Importance of Privacy and Security
As your students grow, they are entrusted with important personal information and school resources. Please reinforce the importance of keeping this information private:
Sharing: Remind them not to share technology access (computers and account passwords) or personal combinations (like locker combinations). This helps protect their privacy and school resources.
Responsible Technology Usage
Our school technology is a vital learning tool, and we appreciate your support in teaching responsible use.
Computer Usage: Please discuss utilizing computers appropriately and staying on approved, educational sites.
Taking Care: Remind them to keep the protective cases on their computers at all times. A gentle reminder that taking care of school property is important: it costs $75 to replace a screen and $50 to replace a keyboard if damaged and the cost could result in a fee or fine. It is the student(s) (families) responsibilities to cover these costs if it is deemed intentional or damaged on purpose. If it is determined that it was accidental we understand that it can happen and are willing to work with the students and families.
Thank you for partnering with us to ensure a safe, focused, and productive learning environment for ALL our students.
We wish you a wonderful and restful Spring Break! We will see you ALL back on Monday March 30th!
Enjoy your Break,
RMS Staff
RMS will be having a comfy day tomorrow for staff and students!
Good Evening RMS,
We wanted to send out one last reminder regarding our "Connecting with the Colts" night tomorrow from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm at RMS. We will be passing out report cards in addition to the opportunity to meet with your students teachers. We hope to see you ALL there!
🍎 CCSD#1 is hiring for 2025-26 & 2026-27!
We’re looking for:
✅ STEM, ELL, & SPED Teachers
✅ Science & Elementary Teachers
✅ Speech Pathologists
✅ Coaches (Football, Volleyball, & Girls Basketball)
✅ Building (Office) Para, Sub Food Service, Sub Custodian
✅ Speech Pathologist Asst. & Bus Drivers
Apply here: https://www.crb1.net/page/vacancies
We’re looking for:
✅ STEM, ELL, & SPED Teachers
✅ Science & Elementary Teachers
✅ Speech Pathologists
✅ Coaches (Football, Volleyball, & Girls Basketball)
✅ Building (Office) Para, Sub Food Service, Sub Custodian
✅ Speech Pathologist Asst. & Bus Drivers
Apply here: https://www.crb1.net/page/vacancies
Dear Parents and Guardians, Due to a sustained power outage affecting our facilities, all Rawlins schools will be releasing students early today, Wednesday, March 11. To ensure a safe and orderly dismissal, please note the staggered busing schedule: Rawlins Middle School - 12:45pm, Rawlins High School - 12:55 although students that drive themselves have already been released, Rawlins Elementary School 1:45. If you are available to pick up your child in person earlier, please feel free to do so.
Trimester #2 Awards Ceremony
Good Afternoon RMS Colts Community,
We originally had scheduled our trimester #2 awards ceremony for tomorrow February 27th but we are going to be rescheduling this for next Friday March 6th. Later this evening messages will be sent if your student is receiving an award of any type. We apologize for any inconvenience that this brings and know that everyone has busy schedules to work around. Thank you all for your continued support!
6th Grade Awards 9:50 am - 10:45 am
8th Grade Awards 11:00 am - 11:55 am
7th Grade Awards 12:00 pm - 12:55 pm
Please enter through the front door main entrance and our student council students will escort you down to the RMS Gym!
See you ALL Friday March 6th!
#ALLmeansALL
#FortheShoe
Girls Wrestling took 2nd out of 14 teams and had 17 total placers! The girls brought their "A" Game today!!!
Hop on over to Carbon County Higher Ed after "Connecting with the Colts"
Connecting with the Colts today @ RMS from 4:00-5:30pm!
Stay for a little bit longer from 5:30-6pm if you can to assist with brainstorming ideas with the PIT crew about how to bring FUN during the next WYTOPP testing for our students. See you soon, GO COLTS!!!
Join us this Wednesday for Connecting with the Colts!
Weekly Roundup 2/9
Rawlins Middle School will be selling Valentine's Day Candy Grams until Thursday, February 12th. We will also be hosting a dance at RMS on Friday, February 13th from 3 - 5 pm.
RMS Weekly Roundup 2/2 - 2/7
