Tuesday, 3/5
Principal Read Aloud in Classrooms
Site Council Meeting at 2:30 PM in Room 6The School Site Council will gather information to inform the district staff writing the draft 24-25 Local Control Accountability Plan. We welcome input from our SSC and our school community.
Our School Site Council (SSC) Meetings are open to the public, and any member of the public is able to address the council or committee during the meeting on any item within the subject matter jurisdiction of the council or committee (EC Section 35147[c][1]).
We provide the SSC Agenda 72 hours before the meeting at the school site and online to the public before the time set for the meeting. The SSC meeting will be held at Sargeant Elementary in Room 6 at 2:30 PM on Tuesday, 3/5/24. The agenda was in the blog on 3/3/24 and posted in the Sargeant office on 3/1/24. For more information or questions, please contact the principal, Krista Barker at kbarker@rcsdk8.org.
Site Council Meeting Agenda
ELAC Meeting Agenda
Thursday, 3/7
Eich Step Up Day for 5th Grade
Evacuation Drill
Students and staff participated in an Evacuation (Fire) Drill on Tuesday, 2/27. Everyone did a great job. We were all clear very quickly and back to instruction.
Parent Survey
The parent survey will go out this week on Wednesday.
Students will receive a form for parents to sign and return when parents complete the survey. Please return all forms to your classroom teacher.
We will do a daily drawing in the cafeteria for students to spin the wheel for prizes.
The grade level with the highest participation in completing the survey by 3/15/24 will receive an extra recess with Mrs. Barker
IB Update
Our learner profile attribute for the month of March is THINKER.
Students who are thinkers work to solve problems independently. They can imagine many solutions to a question or challenge.
Thinkers make good decisions and can predict the outcomes of their actions. They think creatively and critically.
How can parents help to develop students who are thinkers at home?
Encourage your child to try to think of solutions to problems independently.
Pose different real-life problems and questions to your child:
"I'm not sure how to arrange the glasses so they can all fit in the cupboard."
"I wonder how much the groceries in the cart will cost...how can we make an estimate?"
"We need enough cookies for the 20 people coming to the party. What kind of change should we make to our recipe?"
Ask your children questions when they are working on a problem:
"Do you have any ideas about how we might begin?"
"How can we do this differently?"
"I had never thought of that. Tell me more about it."
"What other ways can we show that?"
"Why do you think that?"
"How did you figure that out?"
Save the Date: March 14th
Join PTC for a night of stargazing with telescopes provided by Sacramento Valley Astronomical Society at 6:45 on Thursday, March 14. We will have a short educational presentation by SVAS followed by free time to view the galaxy through various telescopes. This is a free family event! All students must be accompanied by an adult. Please RSVP here so that we are sure to have enough equipment available.
Roseville City School District Foundation's 3rd Annual Golf Tournament
Monday, May 13th, at Sierra View Country Club.
The link below takes you to the Foundation's website and specifically, the Golf Tournament registration page. 5.13.24 RCSD Foundation Golf Tournament Here is the YouTube link for last year's Golf Tournament: 2023 Foundation Golf Tournament
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