📚 Save the date! RES is celebrating Read Across America on Feb 28th, gearing up for a day filled with literary adventures, joyous readings, and a shared love for books! 🎉📖
The librarian has a terrific lineup for Read Across America! Get ready to be inspired and immersed in the magic of storytelling! 🌟
🌟 Congratulations to these students who have earned their Black Belts! Your dedication and hard work in mastering addition/subrtaction and multiplication/division are truly commendable.
Keep shining, mathematicians! 🏆
Big shoutout to our dedicated bus drivers! 🚌 Thank you for ensuring a safe and smooth journey for our students every day. Your hard work is ᗯᕼᗴᗴᒪIᗴ appreciated! 🙌
🌟👏 Virtual morning meetings are extra special as students are celebrated by our spirited staff in a hallway spirit line! 🎉💙 Each recognition adds a burst of positivity to kickstart the day. Keep shining, students!
📸 Smile, Eagles! 📸 School Photo Day is just around the corner! 📷✨ Get ready to capture your class photo and individually showcase your amazing smile!
RES kicked off 2024 with a bang!! 🎇
Our elementary students were in for a treat with a special high school guest motivational speaker during morning meeting. They were inspired and motivated to jumpstart January with a positive attitude. We are hopeful that Kevin’s inspiring message rings loud in their ears as they finish the school year strong. 🎤📚
📚 Celebrating the 100th day of school with a literary twist! 🎉 RES gave away 100 books to our amazing students. 🎉Mrs. Corley wanted the students to embrace the joy of reading and commemorate this milestone with a new adventure that awaits in every book.
100th Day Celebration! 🎉
🎓 Gear up for success!
Mondays are College and Career T-shirt Day at our school. Show off your aspirations and represent your dream path by wearing a shirt from your future college or career. Let’s inspire each other to reach new heights!
RYSA had some difficulties with their online registration for baseball/softball. They have extended the sign-up deadline until Tuesday, February 20th.
~WILDLY IMPORTANT GOALS~ Wig Out on Wednesday!
January 1st is when many of us (me included!) set goals for health, wellness and taking care of our bodies and minds. In my opinion, no profession deserves a focus self-care like that of education! Teaching and loving kids requires so much from us – physically, mentally and emotionally. We loved the positive message that Brenda Mallard, Davis from N-Spirit & Truth Ministry brought our RES staff on our last staff development day. It was a wonderful reminder of balance and using the New Year to recharge our batteries.
The end of the year provides a valuable opportunity to reflect on the past months, celebrate achievements, and set new goals for the upcoming year. January marks not only the beginning of a new calendar year but also a chance for a fresh start in class. Let's "WIG OUT" on WEDNESDAY about the importance of reflection and how setting meaningful goals can rejuvenate our approach for a successful year ahead.
Please consider showing your support to the RISD Band Boosters Organization by attending the upcoming Valentine's Day dance with your 'lil sweetheart.
Mark your calendar!!
The month of January is School Board Recognition Month. This is a time for us to show our year-round appreciation for our school board members and their dedication to our students. These individuals approach their volunteer work like it is a full-time job and, put in countless hours as they prepare for each meeting. If you see one of our school board members around town, please be sure to thank them for their service to our district. Our RES Leadership Students presented them with a sweet treat and a heartfelt poster.
On Monday, school will be closed to observe Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
In the event there is inclement weather at the beginning of next week, updates will be shared on the district website and social media regarding school closures or a delayed start time.
Give a big shout-out to our newest 3rd Grade Black Belt Ninja!
This story is a powerful reminder of the power of words. It is a hard lesson to learn; without knowing the full story, you can do more harm than good. This is the damage that gossip causes. Tommy learns the hard way that it is much more difficult to take back lies than it is to spread them. By apologizing and using the power of positive words, Tommy can right his wrong.
Forgiveness and making amends are important lessons that readers of all ages can take away from Mr. Peabody’s Apple, and for that reason this book was chosen as our Campus Leadership Book. for the 3rd quarter.
Don't forget to wear your college t-shirt on Monday!
