School Activities
St. Rose offers a variety of activities for students, providing experience in academics, athletics, leadership, music, and community service.
To participate in any St. Rose sponsored extra-curricular activity, students must maintain a grade point average no less than 2.0 and have no failing grade in any course.
Fall Fundraiser 2011
Over $16,000.00 was raised by the Joggers in the first annual Jog-a-Thon. Thank you joggers and donors. Our school is better because of you. May God bless you for your generosity. Photos of the Jog-a-Thon are in the Photo Gallery.
Talent Show
Dress Rehearsal:
Show:
ENCOURAGE YOUR CHILD TO PRACTICE
Your student should be practicing their song, dance, skit, etc. EVERYDAY. Ask them to perform for you and the family. The more they rehearse, the better the show will be.
If you have any questions, Email Mrs. Adele Baker-Swift.
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Musical Program
Musical Production "Pirates of Penzance"
All production's are shown in the Parish Center:
Day & Times:
in the St. Rose Parish Center
in the St. Rose Parish Center
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in the St. Rose Parish Center
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Destination Imagination
 Destination Imagination is a creative problem-solving program in which students work in teams of five to seven students to solve a given problem. Problem solutions include script writing, costume and prop designing, and the ability to incorporate required elements into a team's final presentation. Team members learn to interact and problem-solve with one another. Meetings take place once a week for approximately 1 1/2 hours beginning in November. Closer to the competition date, teams may meet more often and for longer periods of time. The regional competition will be held in late February or early March. In the past it has been held in Pierce County.
For more information, contact Ellen Nickerson, kindergarten teacher and Destination Imagination coordinator, (360) 577-6760.
Interested in finding out more about D.I.? Check out their national website at www.idodi.org/what.html
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Geography Bee
Geography Bee Winners
Congratulations to the 2011-2012 Geography Bee Winners:
1st Place: ( grade)
2nd place: ( grade)
3rd place: ( grade).
Students who qualified for the competition included:
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To qualify for the competition, students take a geography test in their classrooms. The students earning the top two scores from each grade (4th - 8th) are eligible to compete.
For more information please Contact Us.
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Sports
Click Here: Boys 2012 Basketball Schedule Coming Soon
VOLUNTEER ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Brian Smith
Competition is held between the following local schools: Cascade Middle School, Coweeman Middle School, Huntington Middle School, Monticello Middle School, Mt. Solo Middle School, Three Rivers Christian Middle School, and Woodland Middle School.
PHYSICALS: Each player is required to have a current physical form on file in the school office. They are good for two years; if your player had a physical in seventh grade and is now an eighth-grade player, he or she does not need a new physical. Physical forms are available at all physician offices (including Kaiser).
COACHES:
- VOLLEYBALL: 8th Grade / 7th Grade
- GIRLS' BASKETBALLn: Max Anderso
- BOYS' BASKETBALL:
FOOTBALL, WRESTLING & TRACK: All St. Rose students are encouraged to turn out for any of these sports in their neighborhood public school.
BOYS' BASKETBALL:
Boys basketball is a winter sport. Games are played in January and February. The St. Rose boys play a 7B schedule against other middle schools in Cowlitz County.
St. Rose Boys' Basketball begins on January 26. Please make sure all middle school boys wishing to participate have their sports physical on file with the school office. These physicals are good for 2 years! Practice is daily and all 6th, 7th, and 8th grade boys are encouraged to play! Coach Max Anderson will be coaching our Knights! Any questions, please don't hesitate to call the school.
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Services
 St. Rose School stresses the importance of being of service to others, whether it be at home, school, church, or in the community at large.
Middle school students are required to participate in six hours of service each trimester, and complete a service documentation form. (Download the Middle School Service Hour form).
Examples of all-school service projects include:
Pet Food Drive: St. Rose collects pet food in the spring for the Longview Humane Society. Over the past years we have received donations in pet food totaling over $5,000. The Pet Food Drive is organized by 1st grade teacher, Ms. Martha Bridges.
Food Drive: Every Thanksgiving, the school helps St. Vincent De Paul by collecting non-perishible food items for the poor. This has been a school tradition for over 20 years.
Coat Drive: For the last five years, there has been a coat drive during the fall. Coats collected must be in decent condition, may be any size, and may include regular coats, sweatshirts, and heavy vests. Competitions are held between classes, and at the end of the coat drive the class collecting the most coats gets an ice-cream party.
Sock Drive: Classes collect new or clean gently used socks, which are donated to St. Vincent de Paul. This year, more than 300 pairs were collected from the combined classes.
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Gala Auction
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| 2011 Auction chair Terri Smith receives flowers and a standing ovation for a job well done! |
This gorgeous quilt was designed and sewn by the seventh-grade students for the '09 Gala Auction. |
A triumphant St. Rose Parent shows off her choice in the Dessert Dash. |
For more information please Contact Us.
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