The Rosedale Report

GO  BLUE ! Blue   Shirt  Day® World Day of Bullying  Prevention™ SAVE THE DATE: WEAR BLUE ON MONDAY!  10.2.17 The first  Monday  of each October is  Blue   Shirt  Day® World Day of  Bullying  Prevention™ which signifies the importance of National  Bullying Prevention Awareness Month each October. http://stompoutbullying.org/ca mpaigns/ blue - shirt -day-world-d ay- bullying -prevention/ BOX TOP DRIVE We are collecting BOX TOPS NOW through the month of October. This is an easy money-maker for our PTA and our school. Please cut out the Box Tops carefully, and check the EXPIRATION DATES! The more you send in, the more money we make! Thank you! JOIN THE PTA! SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL! It's easier than ever to join the Rosedale PTA! You can now join electronically. Use this link, it's easy and it supports our school!   https://rosedale.memberhub.com/dues NEW FACES AT ROSEDALE Please help me welcome the following new staff members to Rosedale Elementary. W

SEPTEMBER 22, 2017 THE ROSEDALE MISSION AND VISION The Rosedale staff lives and breathes its mission, "We're building a better world one student at a time!" Below, you will see what our vision is and how we intend to accomplish this mission! All decisions that are made are to benefit the development of our students. ROSEDALE'S SCHOOL COMPACT Because Rosedale is a Title I school, we are required to have a School-Parent-Student Compact. This compact outlines the responsibilities of all stakeholders. Rosedale Elementary School School-Parent-Student Compact A compact is a written statement outlining the partnership schools and families have for helping students achieve.  The staff, families and students of Rosedale Elementary share the responsibility of a goal of high academic achievement for each student.  Staff of Rosedale Elementary School will support student learning by: ·          Providing a high-quality curriculum based on the Michig

BE SAFE! Our boys and girls will be learning about the 9 Character Traits throughout the school year. We have been discussing, practicing, and learning about the first trait, BE SAFE. The students have heard all about ways to BE SAFE around school, inside, outside, and on the bus. Please reinforce this character trait at home, and have discussions with your child about what it means to BE SAFE at school. We appreciate your support. OPEN HOUSE Open House is this Tuesday, Sept. 19, 6:00-7:30PM. Please come and join us for an informative evening, meet your child's teacher, and walk through the school. Please pay special attention to PARKING, and follow the directions of the personnel outside directing traffic. If at all possible, and if you live within walking distance of school, it will be a beautiful night to consider walking to this event, to help alleviate some of the parking congestion. Kindergarten families will start early, at 5:45 in Room 2 to hear a presentation from

Some friendly Parent/Family Reminders: Please send your child in CLOSED TOE shoes in order to climb on the outside equipment safely! If your child wears flip flops or sandals they will be restricted on which equipment they can play on outside. Dismissal Doors for students either walking or getting picked up are as follows: Kindergarten: Door #3 (south end of building) First/Second: Door #2 (east end of building) Third/Fourth: Door #11 (west end of building, near parking lot) Here is the 2017-18 District Calendar : Our Birthday Treat Policy  remains the same as last year. Please send non-food goodies (pencils, stickers, etc) for your child to hand out for their birthday treat. Please do not send in food items. We will celebrate your child's birthday during morning announcements, and they may celebrate with their classmates, however please only send goodies which can be taken home. We will also continue to ban Fidget Spinners at school, and in fact all TOYS should stay