At Rosemont, our vision is to be an exemplary campus with established leaders that exemplify a commitment to academic excellence and educating the whole child.

This week is National School Counselors Week. During this week, I’d like to highlight the amazing work that our counselors, Ms. Doss (Lower Campus PK-3rd grades) and Dr. Villanueva (Upper Campus 4th-8th grades) do each day to ensure our bison. Our professional school counselors are trained to provide a variety of services, including providing SEL curriculum guidance to teachers, creating individualized student plans to support short and long-term goals, in addition to individual and small group counseling. We understand that our bison may face difficulties that can prevent them from doing their best in school. These difficulties can include how to handle stress, family change, grief, fears, or difficulties with relationships. Having support through difficult times can be essential to a child's educational success. We encourage you to reach out if you feel as if your bison needs additional support. Our counselors are always ready to assist. If you see them this week, please help us thank them for all they do!

Last week at SBDM I shared some updates on programming for our students that I am also excited to share with each of you. In January, we began Club/Flex Fridays. Each week, our middle school students get an extended block of time in the electives that they've chosen for the semester and our elementary school students get to explore a different club that they've selected. Some of our clubs include Yoga + Mindfulness, Coop Club (where we welcomed two baby chicks to campus named Rotisserie and Chick fil A), cooking club, and robotics. I encourage you to ask your students about the clubs they're participating in this semester.

Additionally, at the middle school we have over 200 eligible students who have applied for our dual-language program and about ¼ of them are current Rosemont students. This week, we will complete our campus-based tests and interviews. Notifications of acceptance go out on March 1.

As always, thank you for your partnership and support. If you have any feedback on the specific things you're most interested in reading about in our newsletter each week, please don't hesitate to reach out to me!

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The 2022 - 2023 Federal Report Cards from the previous academic school year are now available for review. The general public may access these reports by going to https://mydata.dallasisd.org/ and choosing Statistics & Reports > Federal Report Cards.

Please click on the link to participate https://www.mavs.com/readingchallenge/

As we support our standard Culture of Literacy, we promote and support the love of reading, writing, and learning and reading is valued and evident throughout the school. The Mavs Reading Challenge is another fun way to promote reading at your campus.

Information:

Students K-12 who read for 20 minutes a day for 40 days can earn cool prizes from the Dallas Mavericks and Whataburger!

• 2024 Reading Challenge runs January 8 – March 8, 2024
• The Mavs and Whataburger are challenging students to read (or be read to) at least 20 minutes per day for 40 days. All students who log 20 minutes a day, for at least 40 days through March 8 will receive a Whataburger Completion Certificate, a Free Meal Coupon from participating Whataburger locations, and a Mavs Swag Bag
• Top 20 students will receive two tickets to a Mavs game.
• The student who reads the most minutes will also receive a Mavs Mascot visit to their library/classroom!
• Mavs Reading Challenge
  
• When registering select Dallas Public Library to sign up.

Group picture day is coming February 6th.

Students are required to wear uniform!

LOWER CAMPUS CODE: RL24

UPPER CAMPUS CODE: RU24