CP News for December 5 , 2024

It is fun to see our students enjoying the snow, especially seeing the playful side of 5/6th graders sledding, but it is hard to see students cold and shivering at recess. Please make sure your student(s) is prepared for the weather every day. Many students have received warm winter gear thanks to the generous donations of the community and hard work of staff. It is important students have their outdoor clothes to spend 25-30 minutes outside daily.

Students will have report cards in their take home folders today. We celebrate the learning our students have done and look forward to what is to come. It is exciting to look at the progress students are making in every way. If you have questions, please connect with your student’s teacher. Thank you for all you do to support student learning and reinforce learning at home.

Becky Sutten

Principal

Our lost and found is getting full. Please watch this quick video going through it and look at the pictures to see if your child’s belongings are in there. We will be donating all items at winter break.

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• Research shows consistent attendance at school correlates with student achievement. In fact, missing 10% (or about 18 days) of a school year increases the chance that your student will not read or master math at the same level as their peers.

• Coming to school on time is important because it allows students the opportunity to be part of the classroom community and to prepare for the learning activities for the day.

• It’s important to stay until the end of every day because academic instruction is happening in classrooms right until dismissal.

• Thank you for scheduling appointments before or after school when possible. If your student has a medical or dental appointment, please provide us with an attendance note from the provider. If your student has a reoccurring appointment, ask the provider for a letter stating when the appointments are and how long they will continue. We only need one letter for reoccurring appointments.

• Winter is here! If you decide to keep your child home due to poor road conditions or bad weather, you must notify the attendance office.

• Remember to call in absences when your student is not in school. Attendance phone: 651-259-1267. Attendance email: cp-attendance@isd623.org. Messages can be left anytime night or day.

December 6-

• Cardiology Presentation- Gr. 4- 11:30-12:00
• Pacer Puppet Shows- Kgtn- 1:25 and Gr. 1- 2:15

December 9-

• PTA Meeting 6:30-8:00

December 18-

• Gr. 3 to Sea Life at MOA 9:50-12:45

December 20-

• Grades 5/6 Works Museum Visit
• Assembly- RAHS Choir- 9:35-10:10

• Winter Break

• School Resumes

Have you read through our newest Adult Enrichment catalog? Check out the digital catalog online today to see our new classes, events, resources, and more! Physical copies of the catalog will begin arriving in mailboxes early December.

CLICK HERE to read the digital catalog! 📲

Registration is NOW OPEN for winter swim lessons! Does your child know how to swim and stay safe around water? Would you like to learn how to swim? It's never too late! Roseville Community Education offers swim lessons for youth ages 9 months - 14 years old, and adults and teens ages 15+!

Class fill quickly, so we recommend registering early! Unsure of which level to register your child for? Call 651-604-3763.

CLICK HERE to register. 📲

Join our Early Childhood Program in celebrating 50 years of ECFE in the state of Minnesota! We'll have crafts, activities, cookies, and interactive live music at this free event. All families with young children are invited!

Event attendees will get special access to REGISTER EARLY for our next session of ECFE classes - only available from 10:30-11:30am at this event!

🗓 Saturday, December 7, 2024 from 10:30 - 11:30am

📍Aŋpétu Téča Education Center (1910 County Road B W in Roseville)

CLICK HERE to RSVP and learn more! 📲

Calling all builders, inventors, and creative thinkers! Bring your whole family for an evening of creativity and teamwork at our first Family LEGO Night! Unleash your imagination and build unique creations using everyone's favorite building blocks. Spots are limited, so register early.

Enjoy team challenges, LEGO-themed prizes, and family fun for all ages and skill levels. Create your own LEGO mini-fig to bring home! There will also be an optional LEGO swap table at the event. Bring in your gently used LEGO sets to swap them for others that are new to you! Light refreshments and snacks will be available for purchase.

🌀 $45 per team (up to 4 people)

🌀 $5 per additional person

🌀 Monday, December 9 from 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.

CLICK HERE to register, or call 651-604-3770 📲