RMS Knightly News
Week of October 5th, 2026
Hello RMS Knights and Families
Our Honor the Castle theme for the month of October is "Responsibility" . Our mindset monday message for the week of October 5th states “The time is always right to do what is right.”
This week's Mindset Monday Message for the week of October 5th Click HERE.
Stay up to date by checking our School Website regularly:
Website: https://rms.fraser.k12.mi.us/
Email: huston.julian@fraserk12.org
Location: 33500 Garfield Road, Fraser, MI, USA
The Knight Shift after-school homework club (designated Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:00pm-4:00pm in the media center).
*Students who attend the Knight Shift must arrange for transportation home after 4pm. Students should sign up at the link below.
The Knight Shift -“The time period after a long day of work to organize, to prepare, and to be ready for success!”
All Noble Knights are invited to attend the Knight Shift…If they have:
Homework assignment(s) to complete- Individual tables area
A group project needs to be worked on - Collaboration stations area
A quiet location to read - Flexible seating area
Please note- Outside purchased food and beverages are not permitted during the Knight Shift session.
The Knight Shift will be staffed by RMS staff member(s) during each sessions. To attend the Knight Shift for the week of October 6th you must sign up on the weekly link found- HERE
October Knight Shift dates:
Tuesday, 10/6/26
Thursday, 10/8/26
Tuesday, 10/13/26
Tuesday, 10/20/26
Thursday, 10/22/26
Tuesday, 10/27/26
Thursday, 10/29/26
This week our 7th and 8th grade volleyball teams continue their fall season with a home contest on Tuesday. A jotfrom sign up email was sent to our parents' email as of Friday October 2nd at 6:35pm. Please complete the form by no later than Tuesday, October 6th at 1pm for your knight to attend either or both home games. If your knight is attending the game(s) click on the link below for our RMS game attendance protocol.
We thank our families for partnering with us to ensure our athletic events remain enjoyable for all. We look forward to cheering on our teams together throughout each seasons.
Our RMS NJHS is hosted a bagel sale this Wednesday, 10/7/26 in the main commons area across from the media center before the start of the school day. Bagel are $1.50 each and the flavors for purchase are cinnamon sugar, chocolate chip, everything, salt and spinach asiago.
Our Fall conferences will take place Thursday, October 15, 2026.
Conference times will include both afternoon (1pm-4pm) and evening (5pm-8pm) options, as well as opportunities for a virtual or face to face meeting.
Sessions are as follows:
Virtual Session 1: 1:00pm to 1:30pm
Virtual Session 2: 7:25pm to 8:00pm
F2F Session 1: 1:45pm to 4:00pm
F2F Session 2: 5:00pm to 7:15pm
Registration is now open and will close at 3pm on Wednesday, October 14th.
All conferences are by appointment only.
Face to Face conferences will be held with the teacher at their classroom at your appointment time.
Virtual appointments will be held using GoToMeeting. At your appointment time, you will receive the link to connect to the meeting at the email address you entered when booking the appointment. If you would prefer a phone conference in lieu of a Go To Meeting, please select that option when scheduling your conference time.
You can sign up for conferences using this link: https://ps.fraser.misd.net/public.
1. To sign up for fall conferences, you must have a PowerSchool parent account. If you do not have an account yet, please create one here: https://ps.fraser.misd.net/public. You will need your student’s Access ID and Password which you can obtain by contacting the Main Office.
2. Once you sign into PowerSchool with your parent account, you will see the applications icon in the upper right corner. Click on this button to access the SchoolSoft Conference Manager.
3. To view instructions for using the SchoolSoft Conference Manager, click here: SchoolSoft Instructions.
4. Problems accessing your PowerSchool account? Complete this form to request a conference be scheduled with your student's teachers: Please Click Here
5. If you have no concerns with your child’s progress in a class, you do not have to schedule a conference with that teacher at this time.
2D Art students are exploring Neurographic Art!
Our knights in 2D art are learning how to use intentional line work, smooth and rounded edges, and creative patterns to transform their artwork. As they develop their designs, they are filling large spaces with intricate Zentangle inspired patterns, creating unique and visually engaging pieces. This project encourages creativity, focus, and attention to detail while giving students an opportunity to make their own mark through art.
Thank you to School Pictures for supporting our Picture Retake Day at RMS
A big thank you to the school picture staff for their help with our picture retakes. We appreciate the staff's patience, flexibility, and willingness to make sure our students had another opportunity to get their pictures taken. Their partnership with our staff and support helped make the process run smoothly.
How to make the mark around RMS during seminar Wednesdays in September
Throughout September, our Wednesday Seminars focused on Making Our Mark by helping our Knights understand the marks of success through grades, PS, and Canvas; celebrating how we honor our Knights; building technology skills through our Castle Crew’s Tech Boot Camp; and learning about the SEL supports available to help every Knight succeed.
7th grade lesson for the week of Oct. 5th: Learning from Obstacles Unit Theme-Mindset and Goals
Summary: This week’s lesson will help our 7th grade knights recognize that obstacles and challenges are a natural part of learning. They'll explore how facing difficulties and working through them can lead to growth and improvement.
At home connecter: Share a time when you faced a challenge and how you worked through it. Ask your knight about an obstacle they have encountered and what they learned from it.
8th grade lesson for the week for Oct. 5th: Motivation Unit Theme-Mindset and Goals
Summary: This week’s lesson will help our 8th grade knights explore what motivation is and why it matters. They’ll also reflect on why they feel motivated to do certain things but not others.
At home connecter: Tell your knight about something that motivates you and why. Ask them what activities they feel motivated to do and what makes those activities enjoyable or important to them.
Daily Expectations
PBIS Values
WCD policy for FPS schools
Lunch Menu for October
Fraser Nutrition Services Website
Honor The Castle by respecting others, modeling responsibility, and making safe choices.
Outside Food and Beverage Policy
Outside food delivery is a safety concern. We do not want to have strangers and people that we do not know coming to our buildings with delivery bags. It also is a workload issue for office personnel. Managing multiple food deliveries during lunchtime becomes an additional responsibility for our office staff.
The District works hard to provide a variety of healthy, good-tasting food in its cafeterias, and students are always free to bring their own lunch to school. We will continue to follow our past practice of making sure students receive lunch if they forget to bring one from home.
Attending an RMS event Knights?
Let's Go Knights!
Game Expectations for an RMS sporting event
RICHARDS MS/ FRASER HS STUDENT/SPECTATOR EXPECTATIONS
1. Fraser spectators must sit in the designated HOME Bleachers
2. At NO time is it appropriate for SPECTATORS/STUDENTS to call out/chant opposing players names or numbers or yell at officials during the game. Spectators will be removed from the contest if necessary.
3. Our students are to remain in the bleachers (not permitted to stand or sit on the floor) when cheering during an event/contest.
4. Spectators/students will be removed from the facility if they interfere with the play of the game/officials/coaches/players or school personnel.
5. Richards Middle School students need to present their student ID at the entrance point and can not be our citizenship list
6. Students may not bring outside food or drinks into the school or stadium.
7. No outside balls or noise makers that are not pre-approved by administration
8. Students are expected to sit in the bleachers and not hang out in the hallways, Athletic Entrance, Stadium entrance or open areas inside the stadium.
9. Students are not to sit in or walk over to the Visiting Teams Bleachers
10. In the event that a student is asked to leave a game, the parent or the guardian will be asked to take that student home.
11. Once a student/spectator exits the athletic facilities, they will not be permitted to re-enter.
12. Students not representing schools competing in that day's contest will not be permitted into the Fraser HS/MS athletic facilities.
13. Spectators/students are to exhibit Sportsmanship at all time, cheer positively and support all those individuals involved in the event you are attending.
14. Respect all officials at all times as the number of officials available is declining. Don't be a reason why an official will not work a Fraser event in the future.
As always, the safety of our staff, students, and families remains our top priority. These additional measures will support our students in making good choices and create a safe environment for all to enjoy the event. We encourage our families and students to take advantage of these athletic events. We can come together with our school community and reconnect with family and friends. Fraser is a special place and our athletic events allow our community to celebrate the rich history and tradition of our schools.
Change of Address Information
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