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.
School News
Updated Wed, Apr 4th
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. 
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Updated Wed, Apr 4th
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!
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Updated Wed, Apr 4th
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.
Updated Wed, Feb 14th
Third-grade students will be visiting the Intel Museum in Santa Clara in March. The Intel Museum Staff engage students to explore the way technology is changing the way we live, work and play in the Silicon Valley and the world. Our third graders will have the opportunity to participate in the hands-on classes in the Learning Lab. 
Fifth-graders will be visiting the O'Neill Sea Odyssey off of The Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. They will host our kids in a living classroom in the ocean. Students will learn about marine science, marine, watershed ecology, and navigation/mathematics. 
Updated Wed, Feb 14th
This month’s ABC book: “Through My Eyes” by Ruby Bridges is the true story of a six-year-old black girl who on November 14, 1960, walked through a mob of screaming segregationists escorted by Federal Marshals into her new school in New Orleans, Louisiana. Surrounded by racial turmoil, Ruby spent first grade learning to read with the help of one supportive teacher.
Goals of the lesson:
- Promote discussion about the importance of tolerance and acceptance of differences.
- Learn how it feels to walk in someone else’s shoes.
- Practice techniques to promote a sense of belonging in our school communities by relying on personal power as UPstanders to include all students.
Questions to ask your child to reinforce this lesson at home:
- How do you feel when you are treated unfairly by others? Why?
- Which injustices in the world bother you most?
- What can our family do about injustice, hunger, and poverty?
When you “catch” kids modeling positive behaviors... Notice, Name it, and Celebrate it!
Updated Wed, Feb 14th
Read Across America Day is a nationwide reading annually on March 2—Dr. Seuss's birthday. Across the country, thousands of schools, libraries, and community centers participate by bringing together kids, teens, and books, and you can too! Rosemary Rockets will be participating in this traditional event that kids enjoy.
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Updated Wed, Feb 14th
Our school will be closed from February 19th through February 23rd in observance of President's Week. The Campbell Library will be closed on Monday but open the rest of the week for your leisure reading. Enjoy this beautiful weather and see you on the 26th.
