• Hi Grizzlies, Please stop by Lost and Found and pick up any and all of your missing items. Anything not picked up will be donated during spring break.  Also, if you left anything in your PE locker last semester, Lost & Found is where you’ll find it.

• Yearbook meeting on Thursday, usual time, usual place. ALL PAGES MUST BE DONE BEFORE CLASS, NO EXCEPTIONS. Ms. Savage will be submitting all pages relevant to this deadline at the meeting.

• Today is the LAST chance to vote in Round Three of March Book madness! The FINALS will be Wednesday and Thursday! All winners will be announced Friday. Be sure to get your vote in for the last rounds and vote for your favorite books!

• Mandatory Parent Meeting for those interested in trying out for Redmond High School Cheer, tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the Career Center at Redmond High School. All those students interested in trying out for next year must have a parent/adult in attendance. It is not necessary for students to attend, but they are welcome if they would like to come. Tryouts will be held at Redmond High School April 9-13. If you have any questions, please contact Cyndi Campbell at jacampbell@lwsd.org

• The ASB fundraiser is officially underway. We are asking students to sell at least one hanging flower basket to a family member or a friend.  When you sell a basket, bring your order for to Ms. Konicki in room 225, or Ms. Poblete at the attendance office window.  Every time you submit an order to Ms. Konicki, she will give you a prize.  What kind of prize?  Hard to say, turn in an order and find out.  If everyone sells at least one basket, RMS ASB would raise $23,000.  Please help us continue to make RMS the best school it can be by supporting RMS ASB. 

• Hello! Ni Hao!  Konichiwa!  Hola!  Privet! Namaste!

This was “hello” in just six of the many languages spoken at our school. Join us to celebrate the wonderful diversity at Redmond Middle School TONIGHT - at the INTERNATIONAL NIGHT! Enjoy yummy food samples from 15 countries. Learn fun facts, such as which European country has the highest density of castles in the world. Make ethnic crafts, learn Asian games. And enjoy 60 minutes of live on-stage entertainment! Your classmates will perform ethnic dances, songs and more. We are especially excited about a kung fu presentation by a world-known master and his students, including sword fighting and double flips. How exciting!  Doors open at 6:30pm and stage opens at 6:40pm. Entrance is free. Don’t miss it - we will see you at the International Night tonight!

• This week we will be talking about the Washington State University in Pullman where Mr. Fredlund got his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology.
• WSU has a low student to instructional staff ratio of 15 students to 1 instructional staff.

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