RCMS Back to School Info
Back to School Fair 2026
Saturday, July 25th - One week from today!
7:30am-11am
Pahrump Valley High School
501 E. Calvada Blvd.
Students are required to be at the event to receive products and services.
Saturday, July 25th - One week from today!
7:30am-11am
Pahrump Valley High School
501 E. Calvada Blvd.
Students are required to be at the event to receive products and services.
PV Times Article: 20th Annual VEA Fill the Bucket, school supply drive July 25, 2026.
Please read the article on the Times' website here: https://snap.nyeschools.org/pvt-veabucket2026
Please read the article on the Times' website here: https://snap.nyeschools.org/pvt-veabucket2026
Rosemary Clarke Middle School will be closed from Friday, June 19, 2026 and will re-open on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
If you need immediate assistance during that time, please reach out to our district office at 775-727-7743.
We hope you have a great summer and can't wait to see you in the Fall.
If you need immediate assistance during that time, please reach out to our district office at 775-727-7743.
We hope you have a great summer and can't wait to see you in the Fall.
Back to School Fair 2026
Saturday, July 25th
7:30am-11am
Pahrump Valley High School
501 E. Calvada Blvd.
Students are required to be at the event to receive products and services.
Saturday, July 25th
7:30am-11am
Pahrump Valley High School
501 E. Calvada Blvd.
Students are required to be at the event to receive products and services.
Take a look at these flyers for information about our Summer Food Distribution Program
Back to School Fair 2026
Saturday, July 25th
7:30am-11am
Pahrump Valley High School
501 E. Calvada Blvd.
Students are required to be at the even to receive products and services.
Saturday, July 25th
7:30am-11am
Pahrump Valley High School
501 E. Calvada Blvd.
Students are required to be at the even to receive products and services.
Although Nye County School District was not named as an entity with compromised data, we are providing this important update to our district community regarding the incident with Instructure and the Canvas learning management system.
Please read our original post about the breach here: https://snap.nyeschools.org/instructureupdate
The latest update from May 12, 2026 can be found here: https://snap.nyeschools.org/instructureupdate2
At this time, we do not expect future updates, but if the situation changes, we'll let you know.
Please read our original post about the breach here: https://snap.nyeschools.org/instructureupdate
The latest update from May 12, 2026 can be found here: https://snap.nyeschools.org/instructureupdate2
At this time, we do not expect future updates, but if the situation changes, we'll let you know.
Ready to start the "Trip of a Lifetime?" 🛣️✨
We are so excited to announce Nevada TRIP (Transition Roadmap through Innovative Partnerships) the ultimate interactive adventure for Nevada students!
Whether you’re navigating school, thinking about your first job, or planning for life after graduation, Nevada TRIP is here to help you find your way. Designed specifically for students with an IEP or 504 plan (ages 10-24), this gamified app and website lets you:
🚗 Choose Your Avatar – Pick your favorite vehicle to hit the road!
📍 Explore the Roadmap – Navigate stops tailored to your age (Under 14 or 14 & Over).
🎥 Watch & Learn – Level up with fun educational videos in English and Spanish.
🏅 Earn Badges – Collect achievement badges as you complete each stop!
Parents and educators, this is a fantastic tool to help our youth build self-advocacy and independence. Don’t wait! Start your engine and explore the roadmap today!
👉 Visit now: NEVADATRIP.NV.GOV or get started on the NCSD Nevada TRIP webpage.
#NevadaTRIP #TransitionRoadmap #StudentSuccess #InclusiveEducation #VRNevada #Independence #IEPSupport
We are so excited to announce Nevada TRIP (Transition Roadmap through Innovative Partnerships) the ultimate interactive adventure for Nevada students!
Whether you’re navigating school, thinking about your first job, or planning for life after graduation, Nevada TRIP is here to help you find your way. Designed specifically for students with an IEP or 504 plan (ages 10-24), this gamified app and website lets you:
🚗 Choose Your Avatar – Pick your favorite vehicle to hit the road!
📍 Explore the Roadmap – Navigate stops tailored to your age (Under 14 or 14 & Over).
🎥 Watch & Learn – Level up with fun educational videos in English and Spanish.
🏅 Earn Badges – Collect achievement badges as you complete each stop!
Parents and educators, this is a fantastic tool to help our youth build self-advocacy and independence. Don’t wait! Start your engine and explore the roadmap today!
👉 Visit now: NEVADATRIP.NV.GOV or get started on the NCSD Nevada TRIP webpage.
#NevadaTRIP #TransitionRoadmap #StudentSuccess #InclusiveEducation #VRNevada #Independence #IEPSupport
Pahrump Kindergarten Round Up
May 1st, 11:00-1:00
Mt. Charleston Elementary
May 1st, 11:00-1:00
Mt. Charleston Elementary
RCMS Schedule change for next week
Own a unique piece of artistry and support a great cause with the Gabbs Tarantulas Handmade Quilt Raffle! The drawing is April 23rd, 2026, so scan the code or buy your online tickets today at https://snap.nyeschools.org/gabbsquilt — just $5 for one, or 5 for $20! Money will go into the school's activity fund for student activities.
Please join us in a fun filled night at RCMS next Thursday, March 19th from 4-6pm.
The Fall 2025 Scholastic Book Fair will be held in the RCMS library March 16-20. It will also be open during Family Night on Thursday, March 19. Please click the link for more information. Hope to see you there! RCMS Book Fair Link - https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/rosemaryclarkemiddleschool
RCMS Annual Family Night
Dear Families,
The safety of our students is our highest priority. We are writing to provide accurate information regarding a safety report investigated by school and district leadership in coordination with the Sheriff’s Department.
Recently, a report was made through SafeVoice regarding a potential threat. We immediately partnered with the Nye County Sheriff’s Office and the Nevada Office of Emergency Management to investigate. Experts have determined that this was a "swatting" attempt, a hoax designed to cause disruption, which has affected numerous schools in Nevada today with identical messages.
The situation is resolved, and our campus is safe for school to proceed normally. There will be an increased law enforcement presence on campus throughout the day to provide extra support and peace of mind for our students and staff.
We are grateful for the systems that allow for quick reporting and for the swift action of our local law enforcement.
Sincerely,
Desiree Veloz, Principal
Robert Williams, Communications Officer
– This alert is being sent to our Pahrump community and guardians via Rooms, websites, and Facebook. PVHS contacts will also receive it via text.
The safety of our students is our highest priority. We are writing to provide accurate information regarding a safety report investigated by school and district leadership in coordination with the Sheriff’s Department.
Recently, a report was made through SafeVoice regarding a potential threat. We immediately partnered with the Nye County Sheriff’s Office and the Nevada Office of Emergency Management to investigate. Experts have determined that this was a "swatting" attempt, a hoax designed to cause disruption, which has affected numerous schools in Nevada today with identical messages.
The situation is resolved, and our campus is safe for school to proceed normally. There will be an increased law enforcement presence on campus throughout the day to provide extra support and peace of mind for our students and staff.
We are grateful for the systems that allow for quick reporting and for the swift action of our local law enforcement.
Sincerely,
Desiree Veloz, Principal
Robert Williams, Communications Officer
– This alert is being sent to our Pahrump community and guardians via Rooms, websites, and Facebook. PVHS contacts will also receive it via text.
Parents, Guardians, and the RCMS Community
We would like to provide you with a quick update regarding a noticeable odor on the Rosemary Clarke Middle School campus this morning.
During scheduled maintenance on the school’s propane tanks, contractors vented a non-toxic gas. While this process is part of their technical work, the resulting smell has permeated the campus and was temporarily pulled into several buildings via the HVAC units.
Upon identifying the odor, school administration took these actions:
Halt the Work: The contractor was instructed to stop the venting process immediately to prevent further odors from entering the school.
Monitor Air Quality: We want to reassure families that the gas is non-toxic. There is no safety risk to students or staff, and no emergency protocols have been necessary.
Teaching and learning are continuing as scheduled. While the smell may linger for a short time as the HVAC systems cycle fresh air into the buildings, the source of the odor has been addressed.
We are working closely with the maintenance team to ensure the buildings are cleared of the odor as quickly as possible.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we resolve this matter. Our goal is to keep our students focused on learning at the highest level in a comfortable and safe environment.
We would like to provide you with a quick update regarding a noticeable odor on the Rosemary Clarke Middle School campus this morning.
During scheduled maintenance on the school’s propane tanks, contractors vented a non-toxic gas. While this process is part of their technical work, the resulting smell has permeated the campus and was temporarily pulled into several buildings via the HVAC units.
Upon identifying the odor, school administration took these actions:
Halt the Work: The contractor was instructed to stop the venting process immediately to prevent further odors from entering the school.
Monitor Air Quality: We want to reassure families that the gas is non-toxic. There is no safety risk to students or staff, and no emergency protocols have been necessary.
Teaching and learning are continuing as scheduled. While the smell may linger for a short time as the HVAC systems cycle fresh air into the buildings, the source of the odor has been addressed.
We are working closely with the maintenance team to ensure the buildings are cleared of the odor as quickly as possible.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we resolve this matter. Our goal is to keep our students focused on learning at the highest level in a comfortable and safe environment.
We want to inform our community about a medical incident on campus near dismissal today. A student experienced a brief loss of consciousness.
EMTs responded as a precaution. We are relieved to report that the student is responsive and being cared for. Parents were notified, and all other students are safe.
We understand that seeing emergency vehicles on campus can be unsettling. We want to thank our students and staff for their cooperation during dismissal, which allowed us to maintain a clear path for the medical personnel.
April Sutton
Principal, Rosemary Clarke Middle School
EMTs responded as a precaution. We are relieved to report that the student is responsive and being cared for. Parents were notified, and all other students are safe.
We understand that seeing emergency vehicles on campus can be unsettling. We want to thank our students and staff for their cooperation during dismissal, which allowed us to maintain a clear path for the medical personnel.
April Sutton
Principal, Rosemary Clarke Middle School
Congratulations to 4 of our classrooms that have recently won rewards for the best classroom attendance chosen by our NCSD Attendance Incentives Program! The date selected was September 26, 2025. The winners are:
Mr. Pape's 2nd Period Class - PVHS - they chose a breakfast burrito party.
Mrs. Odegard's Advisory Class - RCMS - they chose a pizza party.
Ms. Jegge's Class & Mrs. Hastings' Class (tie) - Manse ES - they both chose pizza parties.
Thank you to all parents/guardians for making sure your students are attending school daily. Also a big thank you to all of our donors this year so far: JonAire, Saddle West Hotel Casino RV Resort, Marine Corps League Pahrump, CoreCivic, Pahrump Family Dental, Realty Executives, Ganda Concrete, Alamo Fireworks, Tonopah Mini Storage & Mobile Home Park, Tonopah Station, Spring Mountain Motor Resort, Pahrump Land (Strategic Growth), Meadows Bank, D&J Electrical Services, LLC, Manuel Martinez, Pahrump Family Medical, and D&P Mini Storage.
Mr. Pape's 2nd Period Class - PVHS - they chose a breakfast burrito party.
Mrs. Odegard's Advisory Class - RCMS - they chose a pizza party.
Ms. Jegge's Class & Mrs. Hastings' Class (tie) - Manse ES - they both chose pizza parties.
Thank you to all parents/guardians for making sure your students are attending school daily. Also a big thank you to all of our donors this year so far: JonAire, Saddle West Hotel Casino RV Resort, Marine Corps League Pahrump, CoreCivic, Pahrump Family Dental, Realty Executives, Ganda Concrete, Alamo Fireworks, Tonopah Mini Storage & Mobile Home Park, Tonopah Station, Spring Mountain Motor Resort, Pahrump Land (Strategic Growth), Meadows Bank, D&J Electrical Services, LLC, Manuel Martinez, Pahrump Family Medical, and D&P Mini Storage.
