Incoming Seventh Graders - Ranch View Middle School

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Incoming Seventh Graders

In December each year, Ranch View Middle School counselors and administrators visit our feeder elementary schools to welcome the sixth-grade students to the Wolf Pack. Eldorado Elementary, Stone Mountain Elementary, Roxborough Primary, Saddle Ranch Elementary, Coyote Creek Elementary, and Trailblazer Elementary are our feeder schools. Our counselors and administrative team share information about classes, registration, and Ranch View overall. Click HERE for a presentation of our school.

For a copy of our 7th grade welcome packet that was handed out to students during the school visits, please click HERE.

Ranch View Middle School has an orientation event specifically tailored to our incoming seventh graders called Peek at the Pack. Peek at the Pack is typically in late July with a morning and afternoon session. Please sign up if you are interested in having your student attend this optional event. Registration is required. See our Peek at the Pack website for more information and the registration link. If you do not attend an RVMS feeder elementary school, contact our bookkeeper, Katherine Masser, for a registration link: [email protected].

If your student has Open Enrolled to one of our feeder elementary schools and does not live in the Ranch View/ThunderRidge feeder area, please open enroll your student to Ranch View Middle School HERE. Elementary students automatically roll to the Middle School assigned to their primary address, not the Elementary feeder Middle School.

Welcome to our Wolf Pack! Go Wolves!

7th Grade Welcome Packet
7th Grade Elective Request Form

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