Aware May Final July 22 - Public Schools of Robeson County

Rowland Middle School
The Cobras have much to be
proud of. The 3rd Nine Weeks Awards
Program was held and many students
received recognition for PBIS,
Accelerated Reader, behavior,
attendance, citizenship and
leadership. Those receiving the
Principal’s Award for the year were:
Austin Hunt (8th), Jason Blaze Walters
(7th), Kevin Oxendine (8th), Tyler
Chavis (8th), Fantashia Johnson (7th),
Christopher Sweat (7th), Jared Morgan
(8th), Aaron Locklear (8th), Daniel
Strickland (8th), Zion Davis (7th),
Anthony Owens (7th), Jarurias Adams
(7th), Tyreanna Page (8th), Tamara
Butler (8th), Halei Chavis (8th),
Jasmine Baker (8th), Kaleb Bowen
(8th), Jamison Adams (8th), Daylon
Cummings (7th), Carla Rivera (7th),
Jennifer Lambert (8th), Aleeyah Brown
(8th), Aniya Smith (8th), Lucrecia
Campos (8th), Destiney Rogers (7th),
Siane Lambert (8th), Darrius Brown
(7th), Izean Bethea (7th), Hannah
Locklear (7th), Alli Williams (8th),
Christian Owens (8th), and Terry
Oxendine (8th),
Rowland Middle School received
the attendance banner at the
board meeting on
April 9! Way to go
Cobras! They
also passed
their SET for
PBIS!!!!!!! ALL
students
knew what
C.O.B.R.A.S.
stands for-
Cooperative, Observant, Be
Respectful, Achievement, and Self-
Confident.
Rowland now has an Expo
Cultural Center and Art Gallery. This
will serve as a central hub for cultural
activity that has a purpose of
promoting art education and
increasing art appreciation in the
Rowland community and beyond. It
will be exhibiting the work of local
artists including the Rowland Middle
School Cobras! The grand opening of
Rowland’s Expo Cultural Center and
AIR Gallery showcased the talents of
many students from 6th, 7th and 8th
grade. Over 40 pieces came from
Rowland Middle School’s staff and
students. Additionally, the All County
Art Exhibit featured Rowland Middle
School students’ artworks at Biggs
Park Mall this spring. All of the
students received recognition medals
for their participation and outstanding
work in the exhibit on Awards Day.
On Friday, April 12 th Carowinds’
Education day was a blast! The
thunderclouds ran out of rain and gave
way to a beautiful day at the park. The
incentive trip was attended by
students who excelled with
Accelerated Reader and PBIS.
Students participated in various
educational activities throughout
the park. Students also eagerly
waited in lines for the Boo
Blaster, Intimidator, Vortex,
Afterburn, Riochet and of course of
the Carolina Cobra! Carowinds in
conjunction with Discovery Place
provided hands-on activities that
reached far beyond the classroom.
Carowinds’ Education day was able to
bring classroom learning to life in an
interactive setting. The event allowed
students to gain a deeper
understanding of math, science,
technology and engineering. We are
anticipating returning next school year!
Rowland Middle would like to
congratulate Miss Wooten on being
nominated to be part of the 2013 class
of the Fayetteville Observer’s 40 under
Forty. Miss Wooten and the other
honorees are nominated by their peers
and selected by a panel of
independent judges. Each class
includes dynamic professionals who
reached unbelievable heights early in
their careers. They are judges,
principals, attorneys and small
business owners. All of the honorees
have extensive records of community
service and giving back to others
through their time, talents and
donations. The Fayetteville Observer
honors 40 of the area's rising leaders
for their both professional success and
community impact. Miss Wooten will
be recognized during a formal gala on
May 31, 2013 and will be featured in a
special 40 Under Forty publication and
at fayobserver.com. Way to go Miss
Wooten!!!!!!!
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