6TH GRADE PROGRAM

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6th Grade Program

 

 

The 6th graders will perform their musical "Flashback to the 80's" Thursday night at 6:00.  We hope to see you there. 

NAC Committee

Leadership roles for students can be found all over R. L. Young. These young ladies represent the Nutritional Advisory Council (Payton McD., Kylie B., Hayley H., Hannah S., Candace B., and Chloe D.). This council assists Mrs. Gurley with the daily tasks that help make the lunchroom run smoothly. We appreciate our students leading the way and helping make our school even better!

STAR STUDENT

  

                 

Congratulations to Wiley H. for being chosen as star student.  This week’s star student is fair and honest. He is always treating everyone with respect. He is liked by all of his peers because of his positive attitude and the way he solves problems that come up. He is a hard worker and makes the best out of every situation. Great job Wiley H. for being this week’s brightest star! Keep up the great work! 

Anticipated ARMT results

Mrs. Thomas has been busy meeting with all the students in 4th-6th grade.  She passed out their individual ARMT results.  The students have been waiting patiently to see how well they scored.  She discussed the wall of success with them and let them highlight where their score fell on the chart. Many of the students were surprised that they missed a 3 or 4 by just a couple of points.  The students enjoyed having the principal talk to them about their success. 

ARMT Ceremony

CONGRATULATIONS to all of the UGA students that received a medal for scoring 3's & 4's on their ARMT test.  Your hard work and determination paid off.  We are so proud of you!

Footprints

 

 

The 6th grade students have been busy looking into the future. They have been thinking of things that they might enjoy doing later on in their life.  The top two colleges that the students wanted to attend were the University of Alabama and Auburn University.  Several of the students wanted to become nurses, teachers, writers, and vetenarians. Many of the students hope to play college sports and then go on and play at the pro level. A couple of them wanted to create the games that we play on computers and the Xbox. One student wanted to win the Heisman, and one student planned on being in the PGA. WOW! HOW EXCITING!!!! It would be interesting to hang on to their feet at the end of the school year and take them out again in 2020- the year they graduate. Who will change goals? Who will keep the same goal?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Reaching for the Stars

The fifth grade students have been busy setting goals for the new school year.  Please be sure to come in the UGA building to view their beautiful, unique, masterpieces. They look AWESOME! 

 

Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars.-Henry Van Dyke

Friendships

MEDAL CEREMONY

 

The students will be receiving recognition for hard work at a medal ceremony that will take place in the auditorium on September 18th from 1:00-2:00.  The students that scored both 4's in math & reading will receive a gold medal.  If they made a 4 & a 3, they will receive a silver medal.  If they scored two 3's, they will receive a bronze medal.  We are proud of all the students that put forth the extra effort, it payed off!

August Good Citizens

Congratulations to Bryer, Moriah, Maddison, and Samantha for being chosen as August good citizens.  What a wonderful way to start off the new school year! 

Grandparents' Day

We are so pleased and excited to be hosting Grandparents' Day at R. L. Young on September 9 beginning at the first lunch period.  If you have more than one grandchild, we are encouraging you to eat with all (grandchildren) at the youngest child's lunch time.  We will also have a photographer on site if you would like to have a photo taken for $ 10.00.  We look forward to seeing you Monday.

STAR STUDENT 8-30-13

This week’s star student has done an awesome job of being the best student that he can be. He is always willing to help in any situation. He is a hard worker who follows directions and leads by example. I am very proud of this week’s star student and I want to encourage him to keep doing his best at everything his does. Great job Matthew W. for being this week’s brightest star!

Homework is a very important part of grades in the UGA.  Please make sure you check planners every day.  It will let you know when we are going to have a test, homework, or any important event.  Failure to turn in homework the day it is due will result in a zero.  Last week we heard a lot of excuses as to why the students did not turn in homework.  They ranged from:  I forgot my book, I didn't know we had homework, I had football practice, I had to take a bath, it was too late when I came home, I had to wait for mom to cook supper,  I left it on the table,  or it's in my mom's car. It is the students responsibility to complete their assignments. Bottom line- DO YOUR HOMEWORK!!!!

Picture Day

Picture day will be Friday, September 6th. 

Make sure to bring your smile.

INTEGRITY

Our focus word this year at Young is INTEGRITY.