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May 14
Romulus teachers leverage the power of family engagement

Dozens of teachers learn new approaches toward increasing parental involvement

ROMULUS, Mich. -- Research shows parent, family, and community involvement in education correlates with higher academic performance and school improvement. That’s why the Romulus Education Association has teamed up with NEA’s Priority School Campaign and The Parent/Teacher Home Visit Project to increase communication, trust and support between families and teachers that lead toward student success. 
Through this unique partnership, educators within Romulus Community Schools receive in-depth training on how to leverage the power of family engagement. The goal is to break the cycle of blame between families and school staff by building trust and respect, instilling cultural competency and increasing personal and professional capacity for all involved.
“This training set the foundation for strengthening the partnership between the home and school which is essential for any school transformation.” said Gary Banas, president of the Romulus Education Association, who represents 180 teachers within Romulus Community Schools.
Benefits from the increased communication, trust and support between families and educators via home visits include increased student attendance rates; increased student test scores; and decreased suspension and expulsion rates.
NEA’s Priority Schools Campaign focuses attention on raising student achievement in schools, and rests on an evidence-based set of measures that include a strong partnership between the school and students’ families and an investment in increasing the skills and effectiveness of the school staff.
This new approach toward engaging families is an example of Romulus educators leading their profession, using collaborative strategies and innovations in priority schools that can create a ripple effect for change in education policy and practice nationwide.
“We want the community to feel that Romulus Middle School is an exceptional learning facility.  One way to do that is for our teachers to be visible in the community and parents to be visible in our school.” said Banas.

 

May 09
Change in Calendar

​Dear Romulus Parents,

This letter is to let you know of a change to our school calendar.

Friday, May 25, 2012 will be a half day of school for students and teachers. Please change your calendars.

This change is necessary due to a contractual obligation related to the Budget reduction plan for the 2012-13 school year.

Please know that as a lifelong educator, I recognize how important instructional time is for our children. It is unfortunate that because there is not enough money, the district must make additional reductions at this time.

Thank you for your understanding.

Sincerely,
Carl J Weiss

 

March 04
Romulus Middle School Students Adopt Local Businesses

RMS_Business1.jpgRomulus Middle School recently reached out to area businesses in an effort to bridge student learning with real-world experience.  The following businesses have generously agreed to donate their time and have each been adopted by an 8th grade Romulus Middle School class where they are helping students explore careers and the expectations of employers:

  • Aztec Manufacturing
  • Community Credit Union
  • Community United Methodist Church
  • Crane Funeral Home
  • DST Industries, Inc
  • Hopson Financial
  • Johnson Lithograph
  • Midwest Medical Center
  • PNC Bank
  • Sav-On Pharmacy
  • The Spiratex Company
  • Wallin Ezin Financial
  • Waste Management

RMS_Business2.jpgStudents are researching their adopted business’ organization as well as their industries.  The businesses are visiting their classroom and sharing their company history and background, connections to the Romulus community, employment information including position descriptions, wages, benefits, and advancement opportunities, and the educational needs for employment in their organization, their expectations of employees.

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March 15, 2012

Come and meet the local businesses that are volunteering their time and find out everything their students have learned about their organization and industry.

To find out more about this partnership or any of our adopted businesses, please call Scott Roark or Heather Williams at Romulus Middle School, (734) 532-1703.

January 27
Kindergarten Registration
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Enrollment Opens

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Register Daily 8:00am - 4:00pm

Your Child must be 5 years old before December 1, 2012 to register.
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​       Bring with you to Enroll
  • Child’s Birth Certificate
  • Child’s Health Record
  • Three proofs of residency
  • Parent/Guardian’s Photo ID

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August 24
New website for the New school year.

pFb72_Back to School Crayons.jpgWelcome to the new school year and our redesigned new web site.  We look forward to an exciting new year for everyone.  Just about any information you need can be found on the website.  It is an evolving site and more information will be provided in the next month.