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RCM ART SHOW!
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RCM Young Writers!
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This year, 211 8th grade students were nominated nationally. Of that number, 51 received Certificates of Recognition (winners) and 160 received Certificates of Participation. Each student submitted two pieces of writing, which were read by national judges. Papers were judged on content, purpose, audience, tone, word choice, organization, development, and style.
Catherine Duffy, Murphy JHS English Department Chairperson was very pleased to learn that 2 of the 4 students nominated from Murphy were among the 51 students recognized nationally. "I speak on behalf of the entire English Department when I say we are so proud that Michelle Hu and Michelle Sun were selected for this honor. We look forward to reading more of their published writings in the future." |
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Science Olympiad |
Congratulations to the RCM Science Olympiad team! We came in 2nd this past weekend in the Suffolk County Regional Competition. The teams next venture is on to the NY State Competition in Syracuse. Good Luck to all. A special thanks to our team leaders:
Sue McGuire, Derek Angermaier and Jackie Stigert. |
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RCM Student writers are going to have their work featured in Kidsday (Newsday) Sunday addition (April 28th) as well as several articles during that week. This Sunday Students went to Dave and Buster’s in Westbury to interview Carly Rose Sonneclar, last year’s runner-up on the X-Factor. Carly Rose was at Dave and Buster’s as a special guest at the 10th annual Kids Party for a Cure benefiting the Diabetes Research Institute. Seventh grade students Jared Goldstein, Jiayi Ruan, Dan Winkler, and Emily Yang had the opportunity to interview and interact with the young singer/actress. The complete interview will be in the April 28th Sunday Kidsday. |
RCM Spelling Champ!
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R.C. Murphy Junior High School’s top spellers took to the auditorium stage this January to compete in the school’s annual spelling bee. After 13 challenging rounds of competition, eighth-grader Kavya Tangella was named the winner of the competition after correctly spelling the word “scrutiny.”
As the school winner, Kavya will now advance in the competition to the Long Island Bee at Hofstra University. The first round of this competition will be a written spelling bee, from which the top 10 percent will advance to the region’s oral round. She has also been awarded a one-year online subscription to the Encyclopedia Britannica and the chance to study a foreign language of her choice online for a semester through Middlebury College. |
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2012-2013
Two Hour Delay Schedule
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Period 1: 9:40 – 10:11
(2 min for Announcements)
Period 2: 10:14 – 10:43
Period 3: 10:46 – 11:15
Period 4: 11:18 – 11:47
Period 5: 11:50 – 12:19
Period 6: 12:22 – 12:51
Period 7: 12:54 – 1:23
Period 8: 1:26 – 1:55
Period 9: 1:58 – 2:25 |
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| RCM 9/11 Tribute |
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| 10th CABARET a SMASH! |
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| Proving the adage that some things keep getting better with time, RC Murphy JHS’s milestone 10th annual Cabaret Night showcased local talent with Tony-worthy performances. Three Village residents took a break from holiday shopping and were treated to song, dance and comedy sketches, as well as dinner catered by the popular eatery, O Sole Mio, dished out by 100 student-waiters in the middle school cafeteria. |
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| Undaunted by a postponement caused by Hurricane Sandy, over 200 students and 50 teachers took to the Stony Brook stage on December 1 for the fundraiser, hosted by the Parent-Teacher Organization and Murphy Theatre department. Teachers gave a sassy rendition of Young MC’s Grammy award-winning rap classic Bust a Move, with help from a NYC choreographer. Other crowd pleasers included Along Came Jones, The Devil Went Down To Georgia, Safety Dance, and The Prayer, arranged and performed by 9th graders Jillian Stabile and Gabrielle Cambria. The event also marked the debut of 7th grade choreographer Kara Manuud, whose interpretation of Dog Days are Over wowed the crowd. |
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| Hard-hitting budget crunches have given Cabaret Night even more prominence. Funds raised over the last decade have been turned right back into the school for such items as audio-visual equipment in the cafeteria and library; A new surround sound speaker system and ipod docking station for the gymnasium; Technology department tools; pianos and recording equipment; as well as football jerseys, cheerleading competitions and guests for our annual poetry slam. |
The Pulsera Project
Thank you for helping us Color the world!
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| The Pulsera project (pulseras are beacelets) is a non-profit organization that helps empower Nicaraguan artists through the sale of hand woven bracelets. In the USA, Pulsera proceeds support community development projects, scholarships and programs that educate a new generation of Nicaraguans. Here at Murphy we are spreading the love by helping across cultural lines! |
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The National Junior Honor Society is supported the Project Interface Toy Drive by encouraging RCM staff and students to contribute new toys and games. If you would like to donate, please drop the new unwrapped item in the collection boxes located in the library. |
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POETRY SLAM!
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Poetry Slam 2013
THANKS TO ALL FOR A GREAT EVENT!
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Geography Bee Champion!
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| 8th grader Jeffrey Chen was the winner of the school level of the National Geographic Bee. He will now take the test to qualify for the New York State level of the bee. Jeff was Murphy’s winner last year as well so he was able to successfully “defend his title.” |
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Contractor’s for Kids |
Thank you in advance for you support of our upcoming event on SATURDAY APRIL 20TH.
This is a reminder that to pre-register for $15 the forms are due by Saturday April 6th!!! The cost goes up to $20 until April 19th and day of registration is $25.
Health & Wellness Expo is FREE!!!
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| The "Murphy Family" |
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| The PBIS committee in conjunction with the entire staff at Murphy JHS wore their Murphy Pride T-Shirts to show our commitment to changing the climate at Murphy to reflect anti-social cruelty and exemplify a place where ALL students belong! |
An International Celebration!
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In celebration of foreign language week at R.C. Murphy Junior High School in the Three Village Central School District, students participated in a wide range of multicultural and linguistic activities.
Throughout the week, the school’s students participated in trivia and door-decorating contests, listened as international songs were played over the loudspeakers between class periods and made the morning announcements in a foreign language. The school’s National Foreign Language Honor Society members also conducted afterschool French, Italian and Spanish cooking classes for the district’s fifth- and sixth-graders, and visited with seniors at the Sunrise Assisted Living Center to teach them about the languages they were studying. During themed cooking classes, the students taught their younger peers some key phrases in the language of the day and helped them create crepes, cannoli and churros. |
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NJHS
Induction Ceremony
May 9th at 7pm |
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| Senior Dinner |
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March 27th
4:30 pm dinner
6:30 pm show |
| CONGRATULATIONS MR. VIZZO! |
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Thursday, October 20, 2011 The Three Village Educational Foundation honored Vincent Vizzo; Principal RC Murphy JHS & President of Three Village School Administrators Association for his contributions to our district! |
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The late George Steinbrenner instilled the importance of giving back in every member of the Yankees organization. Hank's Yanks recognizes student players like Brandon Wilson who give back to their community. Brandon was awarded the Presidential Volunteer Service Award. “Receiving these awards is very humbling and I feel like a better person with my contributions to the community,” Wilson said.
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Leaders Club is Collected leftover Halloween candy for our men and women in the Armed Services. On Nov. 1st, 2nd, & 3rd the candy was collected in the by representatives from Leader’s Club. The candy was then sent to our troops overseas.
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 RCM FOOD DRIVE |
RCM held it's annual Food Drive the week of November 14th. Students, Faculty & Staff brought in non-perishable items for the Food Pantry to help out local families this Thanksgiving. Thank you for your support.
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From Our Own Betsy Knox ~
I have to share my feelings surrounding this morning’s 9/11 assembly. The design of having all students and faculty outside surrounding the flag, leaving and returning to the building in silence, the pledge introduced by Mr. Vizzo, the chorus singing America the Beautiful, the “bells” as the flag was lowered to half mast, and the moving words of explanation to honor those who have fallen, the entire assembly brought tears to my eyes and a lump to my throat. I feel honored to be a member of the Murphy family. |
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Our Website is Dedicated in Loving Memory to Dr. John Boynton
Friend, Colleague and Teacher Extraordinaire - We Miss You Dr.B!
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WEEKLY BULLETIN 
Murphy Minute School Newspaper
Murphy Minute Website
Science Olympiad Website 
Internet Safety (PDF)
DASA and Bullying Prevention
Lunch Menu
RCM Late Bus Runs (download PDF)
Sports Schedules/Info 2012-13 
SECONDARY SIX DAY CYCLE (update 1/13)
CABARET 2011 A SMASH!!!
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