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In an effort to foster a sense of community and support for military families, Rocky Mountain Junior High hosted its first annual Military Family Social on September 6th. The event aimed to connect military families, veterans, and retired service members with one another and provide them with essential resources available in the local area.

Larissa Archuleta, the new military support specialist for Weber School District, explained the purpose of the event, stating, "We want to create a network where military families feel supported and connected. By bringing them together, we can introduce them to various community resources and help them build lasting relationships."

One of the primary goals of the social was to identify military-connected students and their families so that the school district could provide tailored support. Christa Davis, the military family point of contact for Rocky Mountain Junior High School, emphasized the importance of welcoming and including these families. "By simply being friendly we can make military families feel at home in our community," she said.

Rocky Mountain Junior High, a Purple Star School, is committed to honoring and celebrating the members of the armed forces and their families. The school offers a range of resources and support services to help military-connected students and their families adjust to the community.

The event featured a variety of activities aimed at connecting military families and the community. Attendees had the opportunity to meet other families, learn about local resources, and enjoy a festive atmosphere. The school district also encouraged students to befriend their military-connected peers and make them feel welcome.

As this inaugural event proved to be a success, Weber School District plans to continue hosting Military Family Socials in the future. By providing a platform for military families to connect and receive support, the district hopes to continue to be an inclusive and welcoming environment for all students.

Published in Featured News
Wednesday, 28 September 2016 13:26

Rocky Mountain Junior High

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Quincey Mogolich qumogolich@wsd.net 8014765220

Principal

Quincey Mogolich

Address

4350 W. 4800 S.
West Haven, UT 84401

Phone/Fax

P. 8014765220

F. 8014765259

Rocky Mountain Jr. High is one of the newest junior highs in Weber School District including grades 7-9.  It was built in 1994 and serves the residents in the southwest part of Weber County, including Hooper, West Haven, Taylor, and part of Roy City.  Our students feed into Fremont High School.  The beautiful twenty-four acre campus serves many rural farm and ranch areas.  Our student body has varied in numbers from 700 to almost 1400 through the years.  We are currently about 1000 students with almost 50 teachers and 2.5 counselors.

Advanced courses range from German and Spanish 2 to Physics and Intermediate Algebra.  Performing and visual arts are emphasized through choir, band, orchestra, drama, art and craft classes.  Computer skills are offered at all grade levels.  The school is pleased with its weight room and offers conditioning classes for our first rate athletes.   We are a part of the district’s Project Lead the Way and Gateway (Engineering/Pre-engineering) programs.  One third of our student body achieves honors status each quarter by achieving a 3.5 GPA or higher which qualifies them to attend honors activities such as skiing, Boondocks, and Gateway in Salt Lake.

Published in Junior High Schools