Rollingwood Elementary Newsletter

The school district has decided that Tuesday and Wednesday will be virtual/distance learning days. You may access distance learning materials using this link. Virtual Day Work

Our Family Literacy Night is currently scheduled for this Thursday February 20th. If we have to reschedule, Family Literacy Night will be Tuesday February 25th.

If you have any questions or concerns you can reach out using Talking Points or you can email Dr. Bruins sbruins@putnamcityschools.org

February 11, go vote in support of the the 2025 Putnam City Innovation Bond. The bond will not raise taxes if passed. Rollingwood will get security and plumbing upgrades as well as playground modifications including updating our soccer field. Visit the district website for more information.

Classes will have Valentine's parties on Friday February 14th. Each class can have up to 2 parent volunteers. Contact your child's teacher if you would like to volunteer.

PTO will be selling Valentine's until February 7 and will deliver them on Valentine's Day.

Our Spirit Night in February will be February 6th at Marco's Pizza. Let them know you are supporting Rollingwood when you oder.

This year Rollingwood Dance Group will be in the parade and all students and parents are welcome to join us in the parade. Please use this link to let us know you are interested in participating.

The parade starts at 2:00 and goes down Walker from 5th street to Reno. If you want to participate, we will meet at 1:30 at 6th and Walker.

• Joining PTO supports the students and teachers, if you haven't signed up please do. Download the form here and return it to the school.
• Please remember that school begins at 8:00am this year and the doors open at 7:30 for breakfast. Students are Tardy after 8:00.
  
• Dismissal begins at 3:00pm. If you want to check your student out early, that must be done no later 2:30pm
• If you drive a car to the school to pick up your child, the safest way for you to do that is through the car rider line. If time is an issue, arrive between 3:10 and 3:15 and you should not have to wait more than 5 minutes, under normal circumstances.
• Birthday snacks are welcome as long as they are store bought and prepackaged.

2nd grade will be managing snack for February. The choices will be Hot Cheetos and Rice Krispie Treats. Money will be collected on Tuesdays.

We love having parents and families involved at Rollingwood.

* Join PTO and attend meetings. It only costs $5 and the money supports your student and their teacher. There is a link to the membership form below.

*Join the Safe and Healthy Schools Committee. The committee will meet quarterly to discuss any health and safety concerns. If you are interested in being on that committee please use this link.

*Sign up to volunteer in your child's classroom or another classroom. Ms. Angie can help you.

As soon as illnesses settle down we will be scheduling a Safe and Healthy schools meeting. We are aiming for mid-February.

February 3 - No School - Teacher work day

February 6 - Marco's Pizza Spirit Night

February 7 - PTO Valentine Sales End

February 7 - Black History Month Celebration at Lift off

February 12 - Spring Pictures

February 13 - PTO meeting

February 14 - PTO Valentine delivery

February 14 - Spring Holiday Parties

February 17 - Asynchronous Day - students work from home

February 20 - Spring Family Night

February 26 - Kona Ice

February 28 - Boys Night

3/3-3/7 - College and Career week

3/6 - Swadley's Spirit Night

3/10-11 - Parent Teacher Conferences

3/14-21 - No School Spring Break

3/25 - Diversity Night @ PCN 5:30-7:30

3/26 - Kona Ice Sales

3/27 - Honor Choir Performs for PC Choral Festival

3/28 - 2nd Grade Field Trip

3/28 - OMRF Hat Day

3/29 - Science Olympiad

Feb. 3 - No School

Feb. 17 - Virtual Day

March 10 & 11 - Parent/Teacher Conferences

Mar. 14-21 - Spring Break

Apr. 18 - No School

Reflective questions - When students have conflict with each other they will be asked reflective questions such as, "What were you thinking when that happened? How did it make you feel? What could be done differently next time?" These questions help students think about their choices, their responses, their feelings, and their future choices.