COVID-19 Updates:
Positive Cases:
At this time this change only applies to individuals who are positive for COVID-19.
Per CDPH’s updated guidelines, positive cases can reduce the number of days they must isolate (both staff and students, regardless of vaccination status) from 10 days to 5 days if all the following are TRUE:
At least 24-hours have passed since the resolution of fever without the use of fever-reducing medications; AND
They take and provide RCSD with a COVID-19 test (antigen recommended) on or after Day 5 and it comes back NEGATIVE; AND
They will continue to wear a well-fitting mask around others for a total of 10 days, especially in indoor settings.
Types of Tests Accepted: We will accept the at-home test results to allow students to return to school.
Exposed Cases:
If your child has been exposed to COVID-19 at school you will receive notification. The letter has changed and so have the guidelines. You will see there is no longer a modified quarantine. Your child can continue to come to school as long as they are symptom-free.
If your child is exposed to a person that has tested positive for COVID-19 (outside of school), please call the office and allow us to walk you through the next steps. If the case of COVID-19 is in your household, the best choice is to isolate your child away from that person, if possible. Again, please call the office and we will walk you through the options for return. THESE HAVE CHANGED!!!
Symptomatic Students:
Please call the office at 916-771-1800 if your child has any symptoms of illness. Appropriate attendance records are crucial for our school. Calling on behalf of your child is tremendously helpful for the office staff as they are working on many aspects of students’ needs. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Spelling Bee Winner!!
HUGE congratulations to our very own 4th-grade student, Muibi Hassan-Olajoku for winning one of the TOP 7 spots for his grade level for the ENTIRE DISTRICT. He will take the next steps to determine whether he will represent Roseville City School District at the county level. Great job Muibi!
Sargeant Support Center
Updated Handbook for Sargeant
Please take a look at our Parent-Student handbook here. Notice changes on pages 12-13, under Sargeant Behavior and Discipline Policy. There has been information added about using a restorative approach with students, as well as a piece on behavior correction steps taken by school staff. Reach out to Principal Julie Murdaugh with any questions.
CAASPP Testing:
We are scheduled to take all California state standardized tests this year. Here is the state’s website if you want more information. Our testing window for Sargeant is April 20th-May 6th with students testing over a 2 day period for ELA and a 2 day period for math. 5th graders will also take the Science test. More information will go out as we get closer. However, we want you to have the dates now so that you plan around these. It is important that students come to school on these days and participate in testing. Again, we appreciate your support.
Important Flyer
Girls on the Run
We are so excited to offer Girls On the Run this year! This is a wonderful opportunity for girls in grades 3-5 to have fun, make friends, increase their physical activity levels and learn important life skills. The program runs for 8 weeks and will start in February. During this time they will work with and learn from our Sargeant coaches (two of our fabulous teachers) while training for a 5K. Registration opens on January 28th! Mark your calendars. Here is a flier with more information. Please reach out to Cathy Gibson or Jennifer Danielson with questions about the program or registration. The cost is $145 for registration. Financial assistance is available! Please reach out to Julie Murdaugh with questions about or requests for financial assistance. We don’t want any girls left out!!
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