Parents are invited to attend Nutrition classes every Friday in the school cafeteria until Friday, June 8th.  Childcare will be provided.

In an effort to  promote the Olweus Anti-Bullying Program Rosewood Park School will be hosting an Anti-Bullying Week.  The following activities will take place during the week of May 29th:

May 29th: School wide Anti-Bullying Door Decorating Contest

May 30th: Students will be asked to dress up as Twin's to "double up" against bullying.  The City of Commerce Parks and Recreation will host Anti-Bullying lunchtime activities.

May 31st: The ICES staff will lead Anti-Bullying lunchtime activities.  Students will be asked to dress in Pajama's as a reminder to "Not fall asleep against bullying".

June 1st: Hands Across Montebello.  Every school in Montebello will be reciting the Anti-Bullying Rules.  Students are asked to wear plain blue shirts in honor of this event (Students are encouraged to wear the Anti-Bullying shirt on sale at RPS-NO DODGERS Shirts)

Parents please click on the links below to take part in a survey on how Rosewood Park School can continue to provide your child quality education.  Information gathered from the survey will be shared at the parent committees and be part of the data compiled in the Single Plan for Student Achievement.

Parent – English: http://surveymonkey.com/s/englishsurveyparent

Parent – Spanish: http://surveymonkey.com/s/spanishsurveyparent

All students in 2nd thru 8th grade will be taking the California State Test Tuesday, May 8th thru Friday, May 18th.  The testing schedule will vary during those two weeks due to areas tested per grade level.  During these two weeks students will have an earlier recess so they can take advantage of our free breakfast program before they test. 

All grade levels will be in testing mode from 9-11 am.  We ask that you do not schedule any appointments that would require you to pull your child out during this time.  You may access CST test release questions at the Department of Education Web Site.  All teachers are using these questions as well as other resources to prepare the students for the test.

Make sure your child gets a good night's sleep and eats a healthy breakfast

Many teachers report that students who don't do well on tests haven't gotten enough sleep, and haven't eaten breakfast on the morning of the test. Doing both of these things will ensure that your child is working at full capacity (Narang, 2008).

Make sure your child is prepared

Some schools may supply the tools your child needs for the test, such as pencils, an eraser, paper, and a calculator. Others may require the students to bring those materials themselves. Check with your child's teacher to see if you need to provide your child with any of these materials. Also, check to see whether you child will be able to make up the test if she is sick on test day (Narang, 2008).

Remain positive

Staying calm will help your child stay calm. If she gets nervous about the test or is likely to experience anxiety during the test, help her practice some relaxation techniques

Yearbooks are currently on sale for $30.  They will be disbursed in late June. Don't miss out on this opportunity!

AVID Student Fundraiser

Starts Monday, April 30, 2012 and ends Friday, May 18, 2012

Proceeds will be used to fund AVID College Field Trips.   

Students in Grades 6th-8th who received a 3.25 GPA and a 1 in Citizenship will be recognized on Thursday, May 24th at 8am.  Congratulations to these students on their accomplishment!

Students in K-8th grade are currently working on a Science Fair project which they will be displaying at Open House on Wednesday, June 6th.  Parents are invited to view the final projects and meet with the teachers from 5-7pm.