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Rose Hill-Magnolia Elementary
Beta Club
The Rose Hill-Magnolia Beta Club is comprised of 4th through 8th grade students who maintain a 90 or higher average, with no grade lower than 80, on their year end and semester report cards. RHM has 15 members in the Elementary Division (grades 4-5) and 30 in the Junior Division (grades 6-8).
One of the club’s service projects this school year was collecting items for gi bags and delivering them to The Gardens of Rose Hill Rest Home for Christmas. The students also sang Christmas Carols and played fun trivia games with the residents who thoroughly enjoyed the visit! Another service project was a joint venture with the local chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and other community organizations to collect new and gently used picture books and dictionaries to give to students who are learning English as a second language.
A group of members traveled to Greensboro in January to attend the North Carolina Junior Beta Convention and participated in various competitions with our club bringing home several Top 5 Awards in the State! In the Junior Division, the Technology Team came in 5th place. In the Elementary Division, the Engineering Team came in 4th place, JJ Rouse came in 5th place in Visual Arts Mixed Media and 2nd place in Visual Arts Sculpture, and Presley Brown came in 2nd place in Black and White Photography, won Champion in Color Photography, and also Champion in Visual Arts Drawing! All of these teams and individuals will be competing at the National Beta Convention this summer in Nashville, TN!
8th grade
Katty Martinez
Rose Hill-Magnolia treats students as their own and accepts everyone. I like that I can study and learn while staying near to the people I know. My favorite subjects are Science, Language Arts, Art, and Music. They have always fascinated me and I have taken it to learn about a career in music. I play piano and I am learning guitar.
My future plans are going to a university and taking biology because I may choose that as a career instead. I have always wanted to help people.
My cousins are my role models. They have helped me during these two years of the pandemic.
My cousins are my role models. They have helped me during these two years of the pandemic.
5th grade
Imani Stuart
My friends and the kind teachers are what make Rose Hill-Magnolia special to me. I like how kind the whole school is. My favorite subject is Math because I understand it and I’m good at it which gives me opportunities. Science is also fun sometimes.
My future plans are to start saving money at 14, get a job, and go to a dance college to be a dancer. Then I will go to law school and become a lawyer.
Tupac is my role model because he was a real and true person, even though he was a rapper and not all rappers are true.
Tupac is my role model because he was a real and true person, even though he was a rapper and not all rappers are true.
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Kindergarten
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Coco make my school special because they are amazing. I like school because I get to do sight words and get candy when I know the right ones.
My favorite subject is outside time because I get to play with my friends.
When I grow up, I want to be a teacher.
My mama is my role model because she brushes my hair, reads to me, and takes care of me.
Eunice Molina rosa
My mama is my role model because she brushes my hair, reads to me, and takes care of me.
PreK
All my friends make my school special. I love playing with them. I also love painting because it is so fun to do.
When I grow up, I want to paint nails.
My dad is my hero. I love him a lot.
Jaycee Whaley
My dad is my hero. I love him a lot.
I chose to be a school nurse in hopes to become an advocate for all students, especially those with health concerns.
Ashley Thompson
I have been working as a school nurse for Duplin County Schools for 3 years. I earned my Associate’s degree in Nursing from James Sprunt Community College and my Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. I chose to be a school nurse in hopes to become an advocate for all students, especially those with health concerns. The students and sta at Rose HillMagnolia Elementary are what make this school special. The entire sta works together as a team to ensure that the students have the most wellrounded educational experience possible. As an example, Duplin County Schools has collaborated with East Carolina University to provide students and sta access to the Healthier Lives at School telehealth program. This program allows students to receive minor acute care medical visits, behavioral health counseling, and nutritional counseling while at school to prevent the loss of academic time. This program has proven to be extremely bene cial to our students over the last few years. I believe that there are so many opportunities in education to not only promote academic success but to promote the health and wellbeing of children as they grow.
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