City of San Jose - Project Hope Office at Rosemary School
City of San Jose's Park Recreation and Neighborhood Services now have an office at Rosemary School. Please welcome Greg Cajina and Elizabeth Guzman who arepart of the Project Hope Program, a public safetyfinance and strategic support comittee that offers assistance to the community. Greg and Elizabeth can assist neigborhood residents with resources city resources. Their goals are as follows:
1.Develop a sustainable, organized group of community leaders (developing a neighborhood association).
2. Develop a safer and cleaner environment (addressing ongoing safety and blight issues).
3. Develop informed residents that can access City services (educating residents on how to utilize City services effectively).
Many families like to shop at their local farmer's market on the weekend. Wouldn't it be nice if the farmer's market came to you? All Rosemary students get to experience a local farmer's market at school on Friday, April 27th. Food4Thought will offer a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables. In addition, kids will see some of the great variety of produce the great San Joaquin Valley grows. Upper-grade students will also receive "funny money" to purchase items of their choice. Part of this experience includes students learning about money and how it can buy nutritional items.
We are having our Sixth Annual Spelling Bee at Rosemary School on May 24th. Encourage your 3rd, 4th and 5th graders to participate, challenge themselves and enhance their vocabulary. It will be a fun event to be part of! A list of words was sent home.
Students at Rosemary are able to see their lunch choices displayed in the cafeteria's lunch line. Our lunches are prepared locally and delivered daily. We would like to give a big thanks to our cafeteria crew: Cel, and Elizabeth.
More than 1,600 people participated, providing thoughts, ideas, and questions for the district leadership.
Input from parents, staff and other community members is very important to us in Campbell Union School District. Working closely with our community is essential to ensuring that the needs of all students are met.
In January, we added ThoughtExchange—a new, online way for our community to engage and communicate with us about our district and schools. See the results here.…
more… Participate in our monthly spirit day and giggle at recess sharing your creativity with your friends. Come to Rosemary with crazy hair on Friday, April 27, 2018.
District Governing Board urges lawmakers to support greater school safety through increased funding and “common sense gun reforms.”
At their March 29 meeting, the elementary school district trustees passed Resolution 2017-18-25 calling on state and federal legislators to do more to bolster funding for services that support students’ mental, physical and emotional health and protect students from gun violence.
“Gun violence on school campuses, while relatively rare, represents a particularly egregious and unacceptable threat to the lives of students, teachers, and…
more… Report harassment, vandalism, bullying and suspicious activities.
Campbell Union School District announces its new Quick Tip system to support safety at its 12 elementary and middle schools.
There are three ways to access the Quick Tip system:
- online: www.campbellusd.org/quicktip
- email: quicktip [at] campbellusd.org
- phone: 408-341-7171
While reports can remain anonymous,…
more… Our school will be closed from April 9-13 due to Spring Break.
Remember to allow time daily to sit with your child and read for fun. Visit your local library and make a day of it! If you can, choose a book to bring to the beach and enjoy it to the sound of the waves. Visit one of many kid-friendly museums in San Jose. Explore a new park you have never been to before. Have fun and enjoy your time off!
It is that time of the year. Our 2nd grade STEAM students will be participating in the great "Egg Drop" event. Ask your 2nd-grade Rockets what their engineering plans for are for that day and how their egg drop project is going.
Join us for a community celebration of student inventiveness and creativity.
Here's a chance to see—all in one place—how our students are finding solutions to real-world problems, demonstrating scientific and artistic talents, and discovering new approaches to learning. Teachers, students, parents, administrators and community partners will be there and ready to show you the exciting learning that is happening in Campbell Union School District's schools.
Wednesday, March 28, 2018, 4-7 p.m.
1055 S. Monroe St, San Jose
(the whole Monroe Middle School campus)