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Many Talents at FMS! | Roaming with Rhoda

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YouTube / Community Schools of Frankfort
Date
2026-02-02
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Clinton County, IN
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915 words · about 6 min
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2026-06-05

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001Welcome to this edition of Roaming with Roa. I'm at the middle school today and I'm going to be asking kids as they come into the school building today, what is their gift? What do they feel they're good at here in life? And uh I'm sure we'll have some great responses from kids. So enjoy roaming with Roa. What is your name? >> Um Sophia Morris. >> Sophia. Hey Sophia, you're on Roaming with Roto. What is your gift? What are you good at in life? >> Um, I'm really good at drawing. >> James, what is your gift? >> Wrestling. All right. >> I just won yesterday. >> Hey, congratulations. Way to go. >> I'm good at art. >> You're good at art. All right. Thank you, Quinton. Keep it up. Jason, what is your gift? What are

002you good at? >> Math. All right. Love it. Thank you, Jaden. What is your gift? What are you good at? >> Uh, soccer. >> Soccer. All right. Thank you. >> Um, I am a soprano alto alto inquire. >> Soprano alto inquire. Oh, I bet you that sounds beautiful. >> Thank you. >> Math. All right. Thank you, ladies. >> I'm good at throwing football. >> Good at throwing football. All right. Keep that up. We need football players. >> Singing. All right. Alto or No. Alto. All right. Yep. All right. Keep it up. Gabby, what is your gift? What are you good at? >> Playing instruments. All right. Keep it up. All right. We love hearing you guys. What is your gift? Acting. >> Acting. Oh, Mr. Taylor, we'll love you over at the high school. All

003right. >> Uh, just being nice to everybody, I guess. >> Oh, we need so many more people like you. Keep it up. We appreciate you. >> Tallness. And Coulter, do you play basketball and football? Oh, we're ready for you over the high school. So, you keep up the good work. >> Um, I'm good at wrestling. >> Remembering weird things. >> Remembering weird. What's one weird thing you can remember? Um, I remember a memory all the way back when I was like nine months old. >> That is impressive. >> I'm good at play the trumpet. >> Good at playing the trumpet. All right. >> Reading. I love it. You read a lot of books. Do you have a favorite series? >> Uh, Percy Jackson. >> Percy Jackson. Okay. >> Uh, running. >> Running. Okay. We need

004some good runners. So, keep keep up the good work. >> Uh, drawing. >> Drawing. Oh, we need artwork. >> Um, that um volleyball. >> Volleyball. All right. We need volleyball players. You're tall, so we'll We need some great volleyball players. Thank you. >> Making friends. All right. >> Making them feel comfortable. We need a lot of people like you. So, thank you, Lincoln. What is your gift? What are you good at? >> Art. Drawing. >> You're good at drawing. Thank you very much. >> Um, I'm good at math. >> You're good at math. All right. Thank you, James. >> Swimming. We need swimmers. All right, Chloe. Thank you. >> I'm pretty good at school, I would say. >> Good at school. I love it. >> Math. I love it. Thank you. >> Math. >> You're

005good at math. We got two mathematicians in this group. >> Volleyball. All right. >> Probably volleyball. >> Volleyball. All right. We need good volleyball players. Thank you. >> Drawing. Thank you, JJ. Appreciate you. >> Um, football. >> Football. All right. >> Uh, good. Football. >> Football. All right. We need football players. >> Playing volleyball. All right. Okay. What is your name? >> Okay. Uh, Aaron Cassaday. >> Aaron Cassaday. And Aaron, what is your gift? Um, I love to perform. >> You love to perform. Okay. And you do a great job of getting kids to perform, too, with your choir. So, beautiful performances. What is your name? >> Teresa World. >> Teresa, what what is uh what is your gift? >> I love to find books for kids. >> You love to find books for kids.

006Well, >> and train dogs. >> You know the saying, give me a reader, I'll give you a leader. So, thank you very much. You're on Roaming with Roa today. What is your gift? >> Oh, spectacular. Thank you, Lizzy. >> What is your name? My name is Miss Dye. >> All right, Miss Dye, what is your gift? What are you good at? >> I'm really good at making art. >> You're good at making art? >> I'm good at making art. I'm the art teacher. >> You are the art teacher. All right. Well, we had a lot of people say they love to draw. So, you're you're inspiring kids. So, thank you. >> All right. You're on roaming with Roa. What is your name? >> Uh, Greg Po. >> All right. Mr. Poe, what is your gift?

007>> I would say fixing things. I'm very handy with my hands. >> All right. I I wish I was good at fixing things. So, we need more people like you. Thank you, Mr. Poe. You're welcome. >> Riding motorcycles. >> Eating. >> I got an A+ in lunch. >> You got an A+ in lunch. I love it. Thank you. Appreciate you. >> Math. Okay. Thank you, Jar. I appreciate it. What is your name? >> My name is Kelly Barenda. >> All right. Mrs. Barinda, what is your gift? What are you good at? >> Um, my gift is actually woodworking. I made that. >> Oh, that is that is that is impressive. Can you share what this thing is? >> This is our house wheel. This is what we use when new kids move in and we

008they have to cut get into a house. This they spin the wheel and they get in a house. >> Wow, that's pretty impressive. >> This we also use this uh for spontaneous spins. They can earn house points. >> Okay. >> Depending on what level they learn. >> A lot of motivation. This this house system has really transformed your behavior here at the middle school. >> I think it has had a huge impact on our culture. Absolutely. >> All right. Thank you. You officer Myers is roaming with Roa today. I'm here at the middle school asking kids what are they good at? What are you good at there, Officer Myers? I tell you what, you're you're good at interacting with kids and being a great great SRO here and protecting kids. >> I do enjoy being

009with the kids both here in the high school and been filling in at the elementary schools every now and then. It is a lot of fun >> and we thank you for doing it. >> Yeah, it's a lot of fun. >> Appreciate it. Mr. Marshall, roaming with Roa, what is your gift? >> My gift I think I'm pretty good at connecting with kids. >> Okay. So my entire career, you know, I've loved working in education and found my niche in in assistant principal and working with kids and helping them be successful. >> I would affirm that. I hope you enjoyed this roaming with Roa. We certainly had great responses today. Being kind to people, being a good friend, that's what you get when you come to Frankfurt Middle School. This is a great place to

010learn, safe place to learn, and uh I just I just love it here at Frankfurt Middle School. Mrs. Binda, Mr. Marshall doing a fantastic job. So, hope you enjoyed this roaming with Roa.

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