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Upcoming Events at Robert Stuart Middle School.

about 1 month ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
Schedule of school events: Spirit Week from Oct 26-27, Nov 23-27 Thanksgiving Break. Permission slips due Oct 29.
⚡️Sparking Curiosity⚡️

Our students had an electrifying time learning about electrical safety through some pretty cool hands-on demonstrations! They even got to see firsthand how electricity can jump from one object to another without ever touching!

Idaho Power shared some vital, life-saving tips at a recent Career Cafe--from car accidents involving power poles to downed power lines. Our students blew us away with their amazing and thoughtful questions about how electricity works. We loved seeing them so engaged in learning about keeping themselves and our community safe.

Thank you GEAR UP and Idaho Power for this powerful presentation.
5 days ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
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Long table displays a miniature construction scene with a digger, model house, and road. Brick wall in background.
A HUGE shoutout to Twin Falls Subaru for donating our new scoreboard and helping us keep track of all the action! 🐻

At Robert Stuart Middle School, we’re all about teamwork, and Twin Falls Subaru is MVP material! 🏆

Thank you for supporting our students, our school, and our community! You definitely scored BIG with this one! 💚

Wow!
8 days ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
Team wearing black jerseys posing in front of a scoreboard, a large building in the background.
A group of people in football uniforms standing in front of a scoreboard with cars in the background.
RSMS Dance Team fundraiser happening next week!
8 days ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
A poster advertising an event for a dance team with a cheerleader silhouette, burger, ice cream, and Culver's logo.
Thursday is the last day to claim items in our Lost & Found!
13 days ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
A row of clothing on racks, with bags, hats, and shoes below. A sign reads "Lost & Found".
Green background with white text. List of items with quantities: 46 hoodies/jackets, 12 water bottles, 8 lunch boxes, 3 pairs of shoes, 1 pumpkin bucket, and a few other random things.
☀️Rise and shine, RSMS! ☀️

While the rest of us are still negotiating with our alarm clocks, our head custodian is sitting in the UTV, taking in the beautiful sunrise and watching the day begin!

Sometimes the best way to start the day is to slow down, enjoy a little peace and quiet, and appreciate the beauty around us before the middle school magic (and occasional chaos ) begins!
13 days ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
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💬 Parent-Teacher Conference week is here! Teamwork makes the dream work, and staying connected is the best way to support your student's progress.

As a reminder, there will be no school for students this Thursday, October 22, and Friday, October 23, due to District-Wide Parent/Student/Teacher Conferences (Note: MVHS will remain in session on Oct. 22). Make sure to check your school’s specific schedule to lock in your meeting time! 🤝📈
#TFSDConferences #ParentPartnership
18 days ago, Michelle Shipley
Mark your calendar: No school Oct. 22nd & 23rd for conferences. (MVHS will remain in session on Oct. 22nd)

October is National Principals’ Month, and we’re giving a BIG shout-out to our administrators, Ms. McBride and Ms. Greene! 💚🐻

Being a school administrator means juggling approximately 937 things before lunch, solving problems nobody saw coming, supporting staff, cheering on students, and somehow knowing what’s happening in every corner of the building!

Thank you for your leadership, support, and all the behind-the-scenes work that keeps our school running. 🐻

18 days ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
Two smiling women in front of a collage of school items and text: "It's National Principals' Month" and "Thank You!"
Hello TFSD Families,

Power has been restored to Perrine, RSMS, TFHS, Sawtooth, CRHS, Lincoln, and Harrison. Thank you for your patience as we worked through the challenges of a power outage affecting our schools. School will continue as normal for the remainder of the day.
19 days ago, Eva Craner
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Hello Perrine, RSMS, TFHS, Sawtooth, CRHS, Lincoln, and Harrison Families,

We are currently experiencing a power outage. As a result, we do not have access to our phone system. Our staff members have access to cell phones for emergencies. We have been in contact with Idaho Power, and they anticipate our power to be restored by 11:30. We will let you know as soon as we have additional information. If you have an emergency need to contact your child's school during this time, please contact the district office at 208-733-6900. School will continue as normal at this time.
19 days ago, Eva Craner
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Our cafeteria crew is at it again!

From perfectly seasoned potatoes (which, at this point, may need their own fan club 🤩) to banana bread displayed so beautifully it deserves its own magazine cover… our cafeteria crew is bringing their A-game EVERY. SINGLE. DAY!

20 days ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
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Picture of potato wedges
It’s hard to believe, but the first quarter is already wrapping up!

Please note that this coming Friday, October 16, will be an early dismissal day for students.

Report cards will be heading home soon, making this weekend the perfect time to chat with your student about their goals and celebrate their hard work so far this autumn!
21 days ago, Michelle Shipley
Mark your calendar: Early Release, Oct 16th
The RSMS wrestling team will be starting practices on Monday, 10/19/26, after school. In order to participate in the wrestling program, students must be registered for athletics through the Arbiter website. Wrestling is for all 6th, 7th, and 8th grade boys and girls. Students must have a current physical and medical history submitted to the website. The instructions for completing the registration are listed below. Please note that you must upload the health history (6th and 7th grade students) or interim questionnaire (8th grade students only) and the physical examination forms. 6th and 7th grade physicals must be dated after 5/1/26 to be considered valid. 8th grade students who participated in athletics last year at RSMS must upload their physical from last year or submit a new physical. Please email Mr. Kossman (kossmanfr@tfsd.org) if you have nay questions.

21 days ago, Amy McBride
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Like your child’s brain, their immune system is always learning. Immunizations help teach it to recognize and resist diseases—so your child can stay one step ahead, stay healthy, keep learning in school, and enjoy more time playing.

To make things easy for parents, South Central Public Health is pleased to offer convenient flu immunizations during school hours. This helps reduce the need for parents to take time off work, children to miss class, or families to make an extra trip for their child’s immunizations.

When you receive your registration form, please complete all sections, including your insurance information. If your child does not have health insurance, please contact the South Central Public Health office and their staff can help you make arrangements for your child to receive the immunizations they need.

NOTES: No child (18 yrs and younger) will be denied a vaccine due to lack of insurance or an inability to pay.

Vaccine offered to students is the FluMist nasal spray

*Flu vaccine is not a required vaccine.



Please contact the school office or South Central Public Health if you have any questions.

208-737-5980

25 days ago, Amy McBride
Poster features a polar bear and a teddy bear with text promoting a flu immunization clinic.
🧮✨ Math… but make it GLOW! ✨🧮

Who says math has to be done sitting under boring fluorescent lights?! Our middle school mathematicians took things to the next level with Glow-in-the-Dark Math Day in Mrs. Hall's class! 💚💙💜

With the lights down, black lights glowing, and highlighters out, students were solving problems, working together, and proving that math can actually be pretty awesome!

They may have been working in the dark, but these students were definitely lighting up the room with their math skills! 🔢🌟
26 days ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
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🔬🌎 Science is happening all over RSMS! 🌎💧

Our middle school science classrooms have been busy learning, experimenting, and getting their hands on some pretty cool concepts!

🏔️ Landforms and Spheres — shaping their understanding of how Earth changes
⚖️ Balance Scales — finding that perfect balance while putting their scientific thinking to work
💧 Water Cycle — following water on its never-ending journey from clouds to Earth and back again!

From mountains to molecules to “Wait…where did that water go?”—our students are putting science into action! 🧪🌧️🌋

We love seeing our Bears learning by doing! 🐻💚
28 days ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
A person stands at a counter in a classroom, holding objects and wearing glasses. A sink is nearby.
Two students use a scale to measure objects. One girl smiles at the camera.
Three students work on a project together, seated around a table. One uses a clay tool.
Two boys examine a piece of clay on a table. A potted plant, a pencil, and plastic bags are on the table.
Three boys in a classroom. One boy uses a scale to weigh an object while another observes.
Two students work together in a classroom. They examine a scale, liquids in cups, and a paper.

🌴🐒 Costa Rica, here we come!

July can’t come soon enough! We’re excited to announce an unforgettable school adventure to Costa Rica! 🌎✈️

Informational meeting this Wednesday, October 7 at 7:00PM!

Get ready for rainforest adventures, incredible wildlife, new experiences, and memories that will last a lifetime.

From exploring the jungle to experiencing the culture and natural beauty of Costa Rica, this is SO much more than a school trip—it’s an adventure students will be talking about for years!

📸 Expect lots of pictures.
🌴 Expect some serious adventure.
🦥 Expect to fall in love with Costa Rica.
☀️ And yes…we’re already counting down!

Costa Rica 2027…LET’S GO!

Contact Mr. Wilkinson for more information: wilkinsonmi@tfsd.org

30 days ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
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🔦 FLASHLIGHT FRIDAY! 🔦

Who says reading has to happen at a desk under fluorescent lights? Not Ms. Larson’s class!

Today, students grabbed their books, their flashlights, and a partner for some serious reading of Wrinkle in Time. 📖

The classroom may have been a little darker, but the readers were SHINING! 🔦🌟

There’s just something about reading with a flashlight that makes a good book even better. ❤️📚

Way to light up your Friday, Ms. Larson’s class! 🔦📖
about 1 month ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
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a picture of two students reading at a table with a flashlight
Our first two Career Cafes, sponsored by Gear Up, have been a hit! Officer Waite talked to students about educational requirements, law enforcement training, and how police use drones. Wright Physical Therapy talk to our students about how to become a physical therapist.

Thank you for sharing your expertise with our students!
about 1 month ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
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RSMS Girl's Basketball coaches will be holding open gyms and tryouts soon. All 7th and 8th Grade girls wanting to participate in basketball must have the athletic registration completed and approved prior to open gyms and tryouts. The instructions for completing the athletic registration are on the RSMS Athletics website.

7th grade girls must submit a physical dated after 5/1/2026, and a health history. 8th grade students must submit their physical (the physicals are not kept on file at the school) and the interim questionnaire.

If anyone has questions about the registration process, please email Mr. Kossman (kossmanfr@tfsd.org).
about 1 month ago, Kimberly Dahlquist
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