Sponsor: Coach Cannon

Meeting Times: During Lunches in the Café  

All Broward County Public Schools conduct regular exercises and drills as outlined in the Emergency Preparedness Manual and new Role Specific Emergency Protocols. To aid in this process every school has a designated SAFE team comprised of faculty and staff who have been specially trained on appropriate procedures to ensure every school follows safety protocol.

Discussion-based tabletop exercises are also conducted regularly with staff, faculty, and community partners, and the results of these exercises are documented and incorporated into school safety plans as necessary.  

Additionally, all schools conduct operation-based drills with faculty and staff, and age-appropriate drills with students throughout the school year. These drills cover all sections of the Emergency Operations Plan and are documented accordingly.

Sponsor: Mrs. McKinstry

Meeting Time: Thursdays at 3:50 PM  in Room 135 

The Art Club is a place for practicing artists to hone their skills, develop their techniques and portfolios, collaborate with other artists like themselves, create bonds with the community through the arts, and learn how to work together through group projects that will beautify the school and community. We look forward to your participation and consistency in the Art Club this year!

Sponsor: John Nista

Band Office: 754-322-4331

RMS Concert Band is a performing ensemble made up of students in grades 6, 7, and 8. Students are either continuing their musical studies from the elementary level, beginning musical study on a new instrument or are playing an instrument for the first time.  The Middle School Band is a group that meets every other academic day over the course of the entire school year.  Students will prepare for several performances throughout the year.

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Sponsor: Ms. Divich

Meeting Times: Wednesdays from 3:50 PM - 4:20 PM in the Media Center 

The Ramblewood MS Book Club was designed to be a celebration of reading: a place where reluctant and avid readers alike can get together to read and discuss literary works that interest them. All students are invited and encouraged to join.

Sponsor: Lorrelle Jock

This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of singing. In addition, this course is designed to introduce students to the study of music through music reading, the understanding of musical terminology, and the performance of music in individual and group settings.

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Drama gives students an opportunity to participate in supervised creative dramatic activities which include performances in front of an audience. Members will be exposed to different aspects of theatre including impromptu skits, monologues, blocking, playwriting, and prop selection and use. Drama will work on creative thinking skills, encourage teamwork, and provide students with enriched learning experiences in the area of performing arts.

Sponsor: Ms. Mejia

Meeting Times: Thursdays from 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM  in Room 112 or TEAMs 

Do you enjoy playing video games?  Are you a fan of electronics or gaming?  If so, join the E-Sports Club.

Sponsor: Ms. Pintillie /Ms. Knowles

Meetings Times: Thursdays (every other) from 8:25 AM in Room 202 

This is a student-driven organization for those who share a passion for living sustainably to conserve our precious natural resources.  We will explore different types of wildlife and their ecosystems as we learn how to live with and love nature! Students will participate in environmentally conscious projects and activities around the school as well as in our community.  The Environmental Club will work to increase participants' education, awareness, and green routines while promoting a positive social experience.

Sponsor: Ms. Dawson

Meeting Times: Thursdays from 8:25 AM – 9 AM in Room 412  

The First Priority club is a student-initiated, student-lead Christian club which offers the opportunity and encouragement for students to put their faith into action on campus and in the community. There are no dues and all students are welcome.

Sponsor: Ms. Mandel

Meeting Times: Thursdays (once a month) from 3:50 PM - 4:50 PM  in the Media Center & TEAMs 

The FEA (Future Educators of America) is not only for those interested in the field of education but for those interested in leadership as well.  FEA provides students with the opportunity to volunteer throughout school, help fellow peers, and learn important skills such as responsibility and leadership.

Sponsor: Ms. Wagner

Meeting Times: Thursdays (once a month) from 3:50 PM – 4:30 PM in Room 133 

National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is an organization that is the leader among organizations and societies that promote appropriate recognition for students who reflect outstanding accomplishments in the areas of scholarship, character, leadership, citizenship, and service.

If chosen as a member of the NJHS, students will be responsible for maintaining a cumulative GPA of 3.5, satisfactory conduct, completing community service hours both inside and outside of school, and attending required meetings.

Sponsor: Ms. Wagner

Meeting Times: Tuesdays (once a month) at 8:25 PM in Room 133 

The Robotics Club provides our students with the hands-on experience of learning to design, build, and code/program VEX Robots, boosting teamwork and problem-solving abilities while helping kids learn how abstract concepts, like mathematics, engineering, and computing actually work in practice. 

Sponsor: Ms. Nista

 Meeting Times: Thursdays at 8 AM in Room 166 

Students Preventing Unintentional Drowning (S.P.U.D.) is a teen Water Smart Ambassador club devoted to advocating water safety. This Ambassador club will allow high and middle school students to influence and educate their community. Through this club, members will increase their knowledge on water safety practices and learn actions that can be taken to prevent future drowning incidences. Club members will use creative ways and methods to deliver water safety messages. This club is designed to help address the awareness needs throughout Broward County and to allow for professional and leadership development among club members.

Sponsor: Ms. Adelman

Meeting Times: Tuesdays (once a month) at 8:25 AM in the Café  

We will meet once per month to plan activities and events for all students. This group focuses on empowering student leaders. These club members will learn how to influence other students across campus to think positively about others.

Sponsor: Ms. Wagner

Meeting Times: Thursdays (once a month) at 8:25 PM in Room 133 

S.G.A. is a student-run organization that dedicates itself to creating memorable Jr. Buck experiences for every student at RMS. By encouraging involvement, we provide a medium for all students to become active in the workings of our community. This includes hosting a number of inclusive activities such as Spirit Week, pep rallies, and much much more. Not only do we bridge the gap between students and administration, but we are also involved as members of the Deerfield Beach community. On an annual basis, RMS SGA participates in Harvest Drive and other service-based projects that are aimed at exposing our Raiders to service and learning. Every year our goal is to improve the lives of our student and faculty population by implementing creative and fun ideas to make each year unforgettable!