Students in Ms. Adam’s 1st grade class got a hands on experience with making pizza. Kids in the kitchen was developed to give students a hands on experience with making their own food. Director of Food and Nutrition, Katrina Doud, worked with the first grade class in learning about what goes into making a recipe. Students worked in groups to make pizza and then enjoyed their delicious creations at a private lunch just for them!
Congratulations to 4th grader Emery for winning this year's Paralyzed Veterans of America poster contest in the Grade 3 & 4 category. Emery will be receiving a $50 gift card and a plaque for designing a poster showcasing stories or lessons learned in school or through media of veterans using wheelchairs and/or assistive devices while engaging in everyday activities they enjoy, like participating in adaptive sports, cooking in an accessible kitchen, working in an office, or driving home in an adaptive van. In only our second year of participating, Emery is the first student from the Wellsboro Area School District to place in this wonderful competition, which exemplifies what the PVA organization does to assist veterans who have sacrificed so much.
Congratulations Lauren Kosek on taking first place at the PIAA 2A girls state championship!!
STATE CHAMPION!! 🥇💪
Celebrating and cheering on the performance band as they prepare to head to the National Veterans Day Ceremony in Washington, DC!
Representing the hornets on a national level!!
Attention! Important announcement and change. See Flyer.
Ladies and gentlemen, your District 4 champions!!!
Congratulations. A lot of hard work has paid off. Thank you coaches, parents, and all for the time and what you do to support the success of these wonderful young ladies!
PIAA District 4 Class 3A Volleyball championship.
Thursday, November 5th at 8:00pm, watch the Wellsboro Lady Hornets take on the Wyalusing Lady Rams for the District 4 Class 3A volleyball title at Athens Area High School.
Link to the live stream:
PIAA District 4 Class 3A Volleyball Championship Live Stream
Work session rescheduled: The work session originally scheduled for Thursday November 5th has been rescheduled to 5:30 PM November 10th, prior to the board meeting.
Last night, we celebrated a rather large milestone. Due to the generosity of the Laurel Health Foundation we were able to purchase this Anatomage unit for the nursing department in our health occupation career path in Mrs. Parsons. Anatomage leads in transforming real human bodies into interactive, digital 3D cadavers, showcasing accurate anatomy and physiology.
Our students now have even more opportunities to practice on “cadavers” for hands-on learning!
🎃👻 RLBMS Pumpkin Decorating Contest Winners! 👻🎃
A big thank-you to everyone who participated in our Rock L. Butler Middle School Pumpkin Decorating Contest! Our students showed off their creativity, school spirit, and Halloween fun with some amazing pumpkin designs. 🧡
🏆 Congratulations to our winners!
👻 Spookiest: Edward Przybelinski – White Killer Pumpkin
🎨 Most Creative: Brynn Largey – Porcupine Pumpkin
🎃 Most Traditional: Jacob Brown – Jack-o’-Lantern
🐝 Best School Spirit: Owen Campbell – Green and White Pom-Pom
🏠 Best Build: Nolan Servatius – House Pumpkin
🖌️ Most Artistic: Olivia Burrows – Caroline Pumpkin
🌟 Best of Show: Maddie DeLong – Oscar the Grouch Pumpkin
Congratulations to all of our winners, and thank you to everyone who made this contest such a fun part of the season!
A big thank-you to everyone who participated in our Rock L. Butler Middle School Pumpkin Decorating Contest! Our students showed off their creativity, school spirit, and Halloween fun with some amazing pumpkin designs. 🧡
🏆 Congratulations to our winners!
👻 Spookiest: Edward Przybelinski – White Killer Pumpkin
🎨 Most Creative: Brynn Largey – Porcupine Pumpkin
🎃 Most Traditional: Jacob Brown – Jack-o’-Lantern
🐝 Best School Spirit: Owen Campbell – Green and White Pom-Pom
🏠 Best Build: Nolan Servatius – House Pumpkin
🖌️ Most Artistic: Olivia Burrows – Caroline Pumpkin
🌟 Best of Show: Maddie DeLong – Oscar the Grouch Pumpkin
Congratulations to all of our winners, and thank you to everyone who made this contest such a fun part of the season!
Ladies and gentlemen...we have a District IV champion!
Congratulations Lauren Kosek!!
🍬📊 Math + Halloween Candy = Learning Fun! 🎃
Students in Mrs. Rawson’s 5th grade math class worked in groups today to practice creating different types of graphs! By using their favorite Halloween candies as data, students got to put their math skills into action while working collaboratively with classmates.
Who knew graphing could be so sweet? 🍫🍭
Way to go, Hornets! 🐝💚🤍
Students in Mrs. Rawson’s 5th grade math class worked in groups today to practice creating different types of graphs! By using their favorite Halloween candies as data, students got to put their math skills into action while working collaboratively with classmates.
Who knew graphing could be so sweet? 🍫🍭
Way to go, Hornets! 🐝💚🤍
Come try something new!
Yesterday a team from the engineering CTE program competed in the Keystone Competition at Lycoming college. They won first place in the high school division out of 9 other schools.
The challenge was to Design an innovative change to improve PA state parks. Their idea was to make state parks more inviting, educational, and enjoyable for younger visitors. Their solution included a scavenger hunt for native flora and fauna as the family visited the park and hiked the trails, an interactive "water table" like station that provided a sensory friendly experience for children with autism and other disabilities, and a makerspace with craft materials resembling local natural materials where children could create crafts, letting their imagination run wild.
The challenge was to Design an innovative change to improve PA state parks. Their idea was to make state parks more inviting, educational, and enjoyable for younger visitors. Their solution included a scavenger hunt for native flora and fauna as the family visited the park and hiked the trails, an interactive "water table" like station that provided a sensory friendly experience for children with autism and other disabilities, and a makerspace with craft materials resembling local natural materials where children could create crafts, letting their imagination run wild.
🐝💚 STING / Rock Respect Award Recipients! 💚🐝
Congratulations to our STING / Rock Respect award recipients at Rock L. Butler Middle School! 🎉
These students are being recognized for demonstrating respect for themselves, respect for others, and respect for our school. As a special way to celebrate their positive choices and actions, each recipient receives a certificate and gets to enjoy pizza served to them in the cafeteria! 🍕🏆
We are proud of these Hornets for helping make RLBMS a great place to learn and grow. Keep up the great work!
Way to go, Hornets! 🐝💚🤍
Congratulations to our STING / Rock Respect award recipients at Rock L. Butler Middle School! 🎉
These students are being recognized for demonstrating respect for themselves, respect for others, and respect for our school. As a special way to celebrate their positive choices and actions, each recipient receives a certificate and gets to enjoy pizza served to them in the cafeteria! 🍕🏆
We are proud of these Hornets for helping make RLBMS a great place to learn and grow. Keep up the great work!
Way to go, Hornets! 🐝💚🤍
🐝 RLBMS OPEN HOUSE! 💚🤍
Stop by Rock L. Butler Middle School from 6:00–7:00 PM tomorrow, October 29th for a quick, informal Open House!
Come in and:
🍎 Say hello to your child’s teachers
🔒 Check out your student’s locker
🎨 Explore art projects and other student work from throughout the school year so far!
This is a great opportunity to pop in, see what our Hornets have been up to, and connect with our teachers in a relaxed setting.
We hope to see you there! 💚🤍
Stop by Rock L. Butler Middle School from 6:00–7:00 PM tomorrow, October 29th for a quick, informal Open House!
Come in and:
🍎 Say hello to your child’s teachers
🔒 Check out your student’s locker
🎨 Explore art projects and other student work from throughout the school year so far!
This is a great opportunity to pop in, see what our Hornets have been up to, and connect with our teachers in a relaxed setting.
We hope to see you there! 💚🤍
Students in Miss Lancaster’s class participated in a hands-on division activity using Cheerios to model equal groups. Students were given a total number of Cheerios (the dividend) and a number of equal groups (the divisor). Students determined how many Cheerios belonged in each group to find the quotient and wrote a division equation to match their model.
Students used two strategies to solve the problems: distributing one Cheerio at a time into each group until all Cheerios were shared equally, or using a related multiplication fact from the fact family to determine the quotient.
This activity helped students connect concrete models to division equations while strengthening their understanding of equal groups and the relationship between multiplication and division.
Another successful Ability Mentoring Day is in the books! Thank you to all of the hosts across Tioga County for the job shadowing opportunities. Wellsboro Area High School students explored career interests in childcare, food service/hospitality, maintenance, janitorial, floral design, retail, farming/agriculture, IT, realty, and broadcasting.
🐝 RLBMS STING Club is collecting aluminum can tabs! 🐝
Our STING Club is collecting aluminum can tabs to support Ronald McDonald House Charities, an organization that provides families with a place to stay, meals, and support while their children receive medical care away from home. These services help ease the financial and emotional stress families face during difficult times.
💚 Every tab counts! We encourage our students, families, staff, and community members to save their aluminum can tabs and send them in to RLBMS. A small contribution from each of us can add up to make a big difference for families in need.
Our STING Club is collecting aluminum can tabs to support Ronald McDonald House Charities, an organization that provides families with a place to stay, meals, and support while their children receive medical care away from home. These services help ease the financial and emotional stress families face during difficult times.
💚 Every tab counts! We encourage our students, families, staff, and community members to save their aluminum can tabs and send them in to RLBMS. A small contribution from each of us can add up to make a big difference for families in need.
The High School Connectors Program has set up the “Connectors Care Locker” in the blue wing hallway. It is locker #676 outside of Mr.Shaffer’s classroom. There are various school supplies available for students to take and use as needed. Right now it is stocked with spiral notebooks, binders, pencils, pens, and folders. Students are welcome to access it anytime!