Our Kindergarten Crew is learning all about Toys and Play! They have been reading books about sharing and taking care of toys, and last week they invented and created their own toy. This week they are collaborating by working on interviewing skills.
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Updated Mon, Aug 12th
- All students must come to school each day in the school uniform.
Boys: Shirts may be – White or navyblue, preferably with collar.
Pants or shorts may be – Navy blue or Khaki. No jeans.
Girls: Shirts may be – White or navy blue, preferably with collar
Pants or shorts may be – Navy blue or khaki. No jeans.
Jumpers, skorts or skirts may be – Navy blue or khaki.
2. Rosemary school logo sweatshirts or t-shirts may be worn.
3. Boys and girls may choose to wear crew or hooded sweatshirts in navy blue, white or grey. These must be worn over the polo or long sleeved shirts.
A sweatshirt turned inside out is not acceptable.
4. Sweatpants may be worn only for physical education.
5. All clothing must be size appropriate for the student. Excessively tight or baggy clothing is not permitted.
6. Jackets may not be red or light blue and must be free of conspicuous logos.
7. It is acceptable to wear tights or bicycle shorts under skirts. These must be uniform colors.
Updated 9 min 3 sec ago
Santa Clara County Supervisor Susan Ellenberg presented a commendation recognizing Rosemary Elementary School’s Breakfast After the Bell program. Rosemary Elementary is a prime example of what it means to support children. Since the implementation of Breakfast After the Bell students are ready to learn, engaged in the classroom and most importantly their bellies are full. The work administration, faculty and staff, and parents are doing to support Rosemary students is an inspiring reminder to us all that #KidsMatter
Updated Tue, Nov 19th
Rosemary staff and students celebrated with County Office of Education's PBIS "Prize Patrol."
Having a positive school climate has its own rewards, and this week Rosemary received Silver Medal recognition for cultivating a positive school community through the Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) system. Through PBIS and our EL Education initiative, we incorporate character-building social-emotional skills strategies into student’s daily learning.
Updated Tue, Nov 19th
Congratulations to our Family Engagement Institute Fall Digital Class graduates!!
Thanks to our partnership with School Linked Services, in collaboration with Foothill College and the Family Engagement Institute (FEI), 20 parents learned about digital literacy during an 8-week course. Some of the skills that parents had the opportunity to learn and practice include how to create PowerPoint presentations, collaboration, and public peaking. Parents and caregivers also learned about tools and strategies to support their child’s education, while also supporting their own educational growth and development.
The next eight- week Digital Life class series will begin at Rosemary on Wednesday, January 28th, 2020, from 6:00-8:00 pm.
Updated Wed, Oct 16th
All students TK-5 will be released at 12:10 this week. If your student is in Campbell Care services will be provided until 6 pm.
Updated Tue, Aug 20th
Standing near the school's new play areas, new Principal Hugo Galvan explains his focus for the 2019-20 school year: "I believe every child can excel and be successful," he says. "I am committed to continuing to explore ideas to meet the needs of all students both in and out of the classroom."
Galvan is an experienced educator and school administrator. In addition to his 14 years as a school administrator, he has been an elementary teacher, intervention and adult education teacher, primary and secondary school counselor, and the program manager of a non-profit organization.
He is fluent in Spanish and English, and lives with his family in south Santa Clara County.
"Hugo brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our team, and he's ready to continue developing Rosemary School as a model within our district and in the EL Education network of schools," said Superintendent Shelly Viramontez.
Updated Fri, Aug 9th
Howdy Partners (in Education);
Welcome to Rosemary School. We look forward to meeting you and your children soon. Please bring your kinder student to school on Thursday, August 15th, at the time indicated for a preliminary evaluation assessment, which will be mailed to you.
Come to the school office. One of the kindergarten teachers will greet your child and evaluate him/her in the school cafeteria. The assessment will last approximately 15 minutes. Parents may wait in front of the school office.
The teachers use the assessments to help plan a wonderful kindergarten year for your children!
Updated Tue, Jun 4th
The last day of school is approaching. Students will be released early on the last three days of school, June 10th through the 12th. All students will be released at 1:10 on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
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