RAHS Family Bulletin | Sep 12, 2024

We have just completed our 8th day of school and are off to a strong start! Students have gotten into the routine of waking early, staying engaged, and getting active with our many activities and athletics. This week all students in Homeroom shared about their values. We have also had more home athletic events and are excited to host our first home football game tomorrow evening.

Download two free apps to help you stay connected: ParentVUE and Schoology.

You can also access ParentVUE (Synergy) & Schoology by CLICKING HERE

In ParentVUE (Synergy) you can view your student’s:

· Attendance

· Schedule

· Health Records

· Standardized Test History

· Trimester final grades

In Schoology you can view your student’s:

· Assignments & Class materials

· Assignment calendar

· Student work

· Teacher feedback

· Scores on work

· In-progress grades

School pictures are ready!

To order, log in to your account on mylifetouch.com and use event code EVTQ2K2B4 or create an account using your student's school ID number.

All families can also log on and order a FREE Digital SmileSafe card.

More about the Smilesafe program here.

Students are free to use our school library media center to check out books to support them. We have a library with over 22,500 books. With that many choices, we hope we have materials that are appropriate for your students and match their unique needs. We have a fiction collection that is both a window into the diverse experiences of others in the world as well as mirrors into their own experiences. We have a variety of non-fiction books on everything from the unexplained to understanding in detail how a motor works. Students check out materials for one month and will receive a reminder email if they continue to need it at the end of the trimester via overdue notices. Students can let us know if there are items that they can’t find but would like to see in our collection.

Student Council Applications will be available starting the first day of school for all grade levels. Pick up your application from room B121 or B206, and return by September 20, 2024!

EMAIL STUCO SECRETARY AVA SCHAFFHAUSEN WITH QUESTIONS schaffava@apps.isd623.org

Powderpuff is Friday, September 27th starting at 6:00pm

Powderbuff is Monday, September 30th starting at 6:00pm

Movie Morning is Wednesday, October 2nd starting at 7:15am

PepFest and Homecoming game is Friday, October 4th

Homecoming Dance is Saturday, October 5th from 7pm - 10pm

Announcement: RAHS Juniors and Seniors are invited to apply for National Honor Society (NHS). RAHS NHS is a group that focuses on scholarship, leadership, character and service. If you already care about those things and want to grow in those areas, submit your application by 3:30 pm on September 13.

Contact NHS Advisor Ms. K if you have any questions (jodi.kyllonen@isd623.org)

Do you identify as Native American? Are you receiving messages from Gabriella Carroll, American Indian Education Program coordinator, or Savannah Rojas, Native American cultural liaison? If not, please contact Gabriella at gabriella.carroll@isd623.org or at 651-359-0572 to be included in Roseville Area Schools’ American Indian Education Program. The Roseville American Indian Education Program is a district-wide program with a goal of promoting cultural awareness, academic advocacy, and community connection for our American Indian students and families. The Roseville American Indian Education Program serves all Native American students regardless of tribal affiliation or blood quantum.

Sponsored by Advanced Academics and Talent Development

Local Psychologist Dr. Teresa Boatman will be offering a 3-part speaker series to parents and guardians of Roseville Area students in PreK through grade 12. The presentations are focused on the social-emotional needs of students. Dr. Boatman is a very engaging and relatable speaker with deep understanding of advanced students and their intellectual, academic and social-emotional needs. All parents are invited to participate in any or all of her presentations this year.

The first event will take place on Monday, September 16, from 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. It will be held in the Fairview Room at the Aŋpétu Téča Education Center (1910 County Rd. B West). Dr. Boatman will present from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. and an optional family connection time will run 7:00 - 7:30 p.m. Sorry but childcare is not provided.

To learn more about this free event, please CLICK HERE.

Check into Student Support and they will direct you to a conference room.

Look for a post from Nyesha Brown on Schoology to sign up!

• 17th: University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
• 18th: University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
  
• 23rd: University of North Dakota, University of Puget Sound, & University of Kansas
  
• 25th: University of Rochester, Concordia College & St Olaf College
  
• 26th: Bethel University

October is College Knowledge Month! October will be full of events to help your student explore college & trade school options, meet marine & army reps, sign up to join a college field trip to the U of M, and share tools and resources on what to prepare for when thinking about the next stages after high school. Look to Schoology and Family Bulletin for all CCC announcements!

Ready, Set, FAFSA Virtual Event:

• Are you or someone you know applying to college this year? We can help!
  
• Join us in October 2024 for a series of zoom sessions created specifically for students and families to help them prepare for the financial aid process. We will add more sessions in 2025 when the 25-26 FAFSA opens.
  
• All sessions will be on Tuesday evenings and approximately one hour long with a short presentation from college and financial aid experts.
  
• Interpreters will be available in Spanish, Hmong, Somali.
  
• Participant questions will be answered live in the chat.
  
• Students who attend or watch the recordings of Ready Set FAFSA sessions will be entered into a drawing to win a scholarship!
  
• Use this LINK to sign up for the first virtual event (and future dates)

• Check what we have up so far: CCC Website

Stop by the CCC or email nyesha.brown@isd623.org if you have any questions or concerns!

Roseville Community Education offers Driver's Education courses for ages 14-18 in partnership with Safeway Driving School. Driver's Education courses offer classroom instruction on laws and road safety, along with behind-the-wheel practice. Register today to prepare for the driver's permit test!

💻 Choose from in-person or online classes.

📍 In-person classes are held after school at Roseville Area High School.

🗓️ September, October, November or December.

Looking for fun Roseville Area Schools apparel? Choose from this selection of limited edition shirts! Your purchase will support Roseville Area Schools Community Education programs and services.

🔺 Heather black long sleeve ($20)

🔺 Heather red long sleeve ($20)

🔺 Gray short sleeve with school mascots ($15)

These shirts are a soft, comfortable tri-blend fabric (50/37/13 poly/cotton/rayon) in a unisex fit. Sizes are available in adult S - 3XL and youth S - XL.

Orders are due by October 4, 2024. ⏰ 🗓️ Shirt orders will arrive near the end of October!

Registration is open for fall 2024 swim lessons at Aŋpétu Téča Education Center. Sign up today - spots fill quickly! Our pool is a comfortable 86 degrees year-round, and we offer numerous different types of lessons:

💧 Adult/Child Swim (ages 9 months+)

💧 Pre-K 1 and Pre-K 2 (ages 3 - 5)

💧 Level 1 - 6 (ages 5 - 14)

💧 Adult Beginner (ages 15+)

💧 Women-Only (ages 15+)

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