November 1st, 2026

Students are assigned to an administrator by last name (see below) for disciplinary matters and other student support needs. In addition, each grade level has a designated administrator who serves as the primary point of contact for grade-level events, activities, and field trips.

• CFI & Student last names S-Z

• 7th Grade & Student last names K-R

• 8th Grade & Student last names D-J

• 6th Grade & Student last names A-C

Monday, November 2nd: Wellness Day, No school

Tuesday, November 3rd: Election Day, No school for students/ Teacher PL

Wednesday, November 4th: Day 2

Thursday, November 5th: Day 1

• Parent Teacher Conferences, 4:00-6:30

Friday, November 6th : Day 2

Looking ahead:

• Diwali: Monday, November 9th, No school
• Thanksgiving Break: November 25th-27th

• Please make sure your student brings their student IDs to school every day.
• JRMS does not accept food deliveries from parents or any other outside source.
• Students are expected to leave pajamas, stuffed animals, house shoes, slippers, and blankets at home.
• Students should not bring headphones or iPads to school.
• Students are not permitted to bring metal water bottles to school.

Join the PTSA, contribute to Teacher Appreciation or just support Rolfe through a donation. Click the link here to participate in Givebacks.

The memories are already being made—make sure you have a copy! 🎉

The 2026–2027 School Yearbook is officially on PRE-SALE NOW!

💰 Pre-Sale Price: $25
🗓️ School Year: 2026–2027
💻 Purchase Online

📸 Celebrate the year with memories of:
Sports • Clubs • Activities • Friends • School Events • Special Moments

👉 ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK ONLINE TODAY: https://osp.osmsinc.com/HenricoVA/BVModules/ProductTemplates/Bvc2013/Product.aspx?productid=EH130-238

Don’t wait—pre-order your copy today! 📖✨

Get ready to smile! Fall Picture Day is coming soon! 📸

Students will have the opportunity to take their fall pictures and capture special memories from the school year.

📅 Date: Wednesday- Thursday, November 11-12, 2026

Picture Day Reminders:

• Dress your best and come picture-ready!
• Make sure your hair and outfit are ready for the camera.
• Bring your best smile!

Let’s capture the memories and celebrate the season! 🍁

We look forward to seeing your smiles! 📷

Required Paperwork:

CFI Announcements & Action Items

• Show Your CFI Pride! Official CFI apparel is here, grab your gear today! https://cfi.spiritweardirect.com/
• Important Reminder: Head over to ParentSquare and make sure to sign the Specialty Center Handbook so your student is all set for the year.

Big news! Our Center for Innovation English teacher, Ms. Caple, has officially been named John Rolfe Middle School’s Teacher of the Year! We are incredibly proud of her dedication and the tremendous impact she makes every day for our CFI students and the broader school community. If you see her at Parent-Teacher Conferences this week, be sure to drop by and give her a warm congratulations!

From a Former CFI Student!

Dear John Rolfe Middle School,

Hi there! On behalf of the Maggie Walker International Language Fair Committee, we are thrilled to announce that the fair will be held on Saturday, February 20, 2027, from 9:00am to 2:00pm at Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School (1000 N Lombardy St.)! If you are unfamiliar with the Maggie Walker International Language Fair, here’s a brief overview:

· Every year, middle school students from our regional school districts participate in language workshops designed and led by Maggie Walker students.

· Students will attend 4 workshops, each going over one of the many different languages/cultures offered at MLWGS. The languages offered include:

· Spanish

· French

· Russian

· German

· American Sign Language

· Chinese

· Japanese

· Latin

· Italian

· Arabic

· We will do our best to honor preferences for workshops; however, due to the large number of participants, we cannot guarantee that all preferences will be granted. We do believe that no matter which workshop the students participate in, they will have fun and learn a lot about that language and culture.

· Each workshop will allow participating students an opportunity to engage in a series of fun student-led activities, learn about languages offered at Maggie Walker, and experience the life of a MLWGS student. We believe learning about global languages and cultures allows students to become more inclusive, inquisitive, and respectful citizens and learners who see the world with a broadened perspective.

· The fee is $5 per student (non-refundable), this includes lunch, which will be a variety of international foods, allowing participants to learn about global cultures while enjoying the multicultural cuisine. Students with allergies or special dietary needs may pack their own lunch. The fee deadline is January 10th, 2027.

We invite you to register via this link.

*Registration and fee payment will close on January 10th, 2027 (LINK).

If you run into issues or have any questions, please feel free to reach out to mwlanguagefair@gmail.com for assistance.

This is a fantastic opportunity for your middle school students to learn more about other languages and cultures, so we highly recommend that you consider registering. We can’t wait to hear back from you!

Thank you very much,

Maggie Walker International Language Fair Committee

CFI Families, please continue to reach out to Megan Parsley, CFI Coordinator (mgparsley@henrico.k12.va.us) if you have any questions or concerns.

Families can monitor and control their student's screen time on school laptops while at home. The Securly Home APP allows for these features. Learn how to create your account with the information found here.

In celebration of Digital Citizenship Week October 19th-23rd, Rolfe focused on digital wellness and the effects of too much screen time. During a special lunchtime activity, students contributed stickers for a mural with ideas on how they "Go Green and Screen Free." Over 440 students contributed ideas. The circles are representative of a moment in your life, a reference to the TED Talk by Dino Ambrosi called "The Battle for Your Time: Exposing the Costs of Social Media." Students viewed this video in Advisory and thought of ways to separate from the screen. See some images from the day below. You can also watch the eye-opening video for all ages at the following link: The Battle for Your Time

All Henrico County Public Schools students will be provided student ID cards to bring and use to school every day. These cards are designed to streamline and simplify various parts of the school day, while making school environments safer and more secure. The cards bring together a handful of processes and makes them all accessible with a quick scan or tap.

Once they receive them, please be sure that your student has their ID badges when they board the bus. ID badges are required and help to ensure safety for all students.

Still haven't found what you're looking for? Send questions to studentidcards@henrico.k12.va.us

We appreciate your patience during morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up. Here are a few key points to keep your student and our entire community as safe as possible.

1. Please follow the arrows and only enter or exit through the proper areas from Messer road.
2. Remember to keep the speed to under 10 MPH while on campus.
3. Please pull onto campus to drop-off or pick-up your student, as it is unsafe to load or unload students into vehicles parked on Messer Road.
4. Please avoid parking in staff parking spaces in the morning while waiting.
5. Please follow all directives given by our trained School Security Officer.