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Our Mission

Albert H. Hill Middle School provides high-quality educational experiences that support students during their transitional years in a warm, welcoming environment that promotes confidence, family and community engagement, and student success.

We, the students, parents, and community partners, will strive to nurture the joy of learning, enhance responsible citizenship, reinforce positive individual development, and facilitate cultural change in a global society.

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September 23, 2026

Share Your Voice: Take Our Clear Backpack Survey

RPS students, families, teachers, and staff are encouraged to complete our Clear Backpack Survey. What's working well? What could be improved? Your feedback will help us better understand your expe...

September 23, 2026

RPS Direct: Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Futures at the Center: A school building can say a lot without saying a word. It can tell a student, You are safe here. You are valued here. You belong here. You matter. Or, when a building is agin...

September 22, 2026

RPS Direct: Tuesday, September 22, 2026

Dear RPS Families: I hope you all had a restful weekend! And to those who celebrated Yom Kippur, I hope you had a meaningful fast, and I wish you a good and sweet new year! This morning, I’d like t...

September 18, 2026

RPS Direct: Friday, September 18, 2026

Celebrating Inclusion: Please join us in congratulating Thomas Jefferson High School, Richmond High School for the Arts, and Mary Munford Elementary School for being recognized by Special Olympics ...