Roosevelt Wildcat Weekly
August 23, 2024
EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT
Roosevelt students have the opportunity to travel to Japan in the Summer of 2026! More information will be offered on Thursday, October 24th at 6 pm in the library. Reach out to coryway@vistausd.org with any questions.
Monday, October 7th, will be Parent Info Night at 3:45 in C-1. Parents and guardians are invited to come ask questions, get information, and share suggestions for our show. We will try to offer a Zoom link as well for those who cannot make it in person and will have another Parent Info Night as we get closer to the show!
Thank you all for your support of RMS Drama!
💬 MESSAGE FROM THE COMMUNITY LIAISONS 📢
Our Sewing and Nutrition Clubs started last week, thank you to all the parents and students who joined us it was a huge success. If you couldn't join us for the first meeting but are still interested please come, members are accepted year long. Please check out the flyers below for more details the dates and times.
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If you want to know more details about the workshops, ask our RMS Community Liaisons,
Adelesly Lobato or Gabriela Thompson.
Contact Information:
(760) 726-8003, extensions 63143 or 63013
Email at adeleslylobatoreye@vistausd.org or gabrielathompson@vistausd.org
BECOME A PARENT VOLUNTEER AT RMS
Vista Unified is strongest when our learning environments are supported by a team of
teachers, specialists, and parents and community volunteers. Students learn best surrounded
by adults who care deeply about them and their educational growth and achievement. Please read the following information on how to volunteer by clicking on the red area below.
Dear Parents,
If you think your child’s attendance was marked late or absent by mistake, please have them visit the Front Office to pick up an "Attendance Correction Form." Your student will need to take this form to the teacher for the period in question. Once the teacher has signed it, your child should return the form to the Front Office so we can update their attendance records.
Thank you for your understanding.
Caseloads:Mr. Way - 6TH GRADE | Ms. May - 7TH GRADE | Ms. Licona - 8TH GRADE | Mrs. Johnson- Wellness Counselor.
If you need to make an appointment with a School Counselor, please call the office or reach out to them at the emails below.
Follow us on Instagram @rooseveltcounseling for updates.
Use the PSST tool (THIS LINK) to report something anonymously.
Bike safety is essential for all cyclists, whether you're riding for fun, fitness, or commuting. Here are vital tips to ensure a safe biking experience; please remind your child about this:
- Wear a Helmet: Always wear a properly fitted helmet to protect your head in case of an accident. It can reduce the risk of serious injury by up to 85%.
- Use Proper Gear: Wear bright, reflective clothing to make yourself visible, especially in low-light conditions. Equip your bike with lights and reflectors for added visibility.
- Follow Traffic Rules: Bicycles are considered vehicles, so follow the same rules. Ride with traffic, obey stop signs and lights, and signal your turns.
- Stay Alert: Look for road hazards like potholes, gravel, or debris, and be aware of parked cars to avoid "dooring" accidents when a car door suddenly opens in front of you.
- Be Predictable: Ride in a straight line, avoid sudden swerves, and use hand signals to communicate with drivers and pedestrians.
- Check Your Bike: Before heading out, inspect your bike to ensure the tires are properly inflated, the brakes work, and the chain is in good condition.
By following these safety tips, you can enjoy your ride while reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.
NO Cell Phones Policy
As part of our dual obligation to educate students and ensure their safety when at school, Vista Unified has updated its cell phone policies for the 2024-25 school year. Elementary and middle school students will be prohibited from using personal electronic devices, such as cell phones and smart watches, while on school campus. Students in grades TK-8th grade will be required to turn off all personal devices and store them away in their backpacks while on campus.
Parent Square
ParentSquare is a communication platform designed to bridge the gap between schools and families. It serves as a centralized hub for parents, teachers, and administrators to effortlessly exchange messages, share important updates, and collaborate on various aspects of a student's educational journey. With features such as announcements, event scheduling, volunteer sign-ups, and more, ParentSquare streamlines communication, fosters parent engagement, and enhances the overall school experience for everyone involved.
RMS Wildcat Pride
Our PRIDE represents life ready skills we want our students to embody. Please help us reinforce these traits in our Wildcats!
