The Rosedale Report

We're all back to remote learning, but we're all in this together. Thank you so much for your efforts and please let us know if there is anything we can do to help you. As a reminder, KG/2nd/4th: Online at 10:00, 12:00 and 2:00 1st/3rd: Online at 9:00, 11:00, and 1:00 iReady lessons are required for everyone, every day, and many of our students have SUPPORT READING GROUPS. Be sure to check your email for day/time/links.  Rosedale Virtual Scholastic Book Fair Mrs. Hillary is sponsoring a virtual book fair for our Rosedale Rissos. The dates are Nov. 11-23, 2020. Go to:   https://www.scholastic.com/bf/rosedaleelementaryschool7 Books will ship directly to your home. Act now, the book fair ends this Monday! School/Parent/Student Title I Compact Please read our Compact, then click on the brief survey if  you have not done so yet. SURVEY LINK Much appreciated!!! Parents, check your email for your child's Parent Teacher Conference invitation and meeting link! Important Dates Thanks

Rosedale PTA Virtual Holiday Shop Our PTA is sponsoring a virtual holiday shop, so your child can shop for friends and family members for the holidays. It runs from Nov. 13-16, so shop soon! Go to:  https://hatty.schoolholidayshops.com/ Enter the Shop Type: Holiday Click: Enter Here Enter the Password: E774150 Start Shopping!     Please, no dogs allowed! As much as we love our furry friends, please do not walk your dog on school property during school hours including arrival and dismissal times. Unfortunately, we cannot take the chance, even with our best behaved buddies. Much appreciated!   LPS ACAT application window opens 11/30/2020. Webster will be holding a virtual information meeting on 12/3/2020 to share information about our program. See more information below.  The Rosedale Student Credit Union is back! Rosedale Virtual Scholastic Book Fair Mrs. Hillary is sponsoring a virtual book fair for our Rosedale Rissos. The dates are Nov. 11-23, 2020. Go to:   https://www.scholastic.co

🍂🍂🍂🍂 Last week, you should have received a letter from Superintendent Oquist, specifically addressing our efforts regarding COVID so far this fall, and the success of those efforts. I have pulled out one paragraph from that letter, as a reminder of how you can help us stay safe: "... a significant aspect of our new reality is the extensive efforts relating to the mandated quarantining of students who are deemed close contacts of positive and symptomatic cases. In an effort to limit the necessity of close contact quarantines, we truly need the entire community to be on board; this must be both a weekday and weekend effort for us all.  Our positive student cases have not been linked to a school source, which indicates the safety measures being utilized are effective.  We have identified events and activities of students that take place at other out-of-school gatherings (such as house parties, sleepovers) as a primary origin of exposure.   Please help us keep our students and sta