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Please help our students have safe and enjoyable field trips by becoming a parent volunteer!
Sign up to be a volunteer at Rosemary. Sign up once, and you will be able to attend to support your child's field trips during all of their years attending our school! The more parents, the safer and more enjoyable our students experiences on field trips will be! Sign the parent volunteer packet today!
Last week, our crew of staff, teachers, students and parents joined hands and walked to school together to commemorate Ruby Bridges!
Last week, we had our first "Walk to School" Day to commemorate Ruby Bridges. She was the first African American student to attend an all-white school at the age of 6 years old. During this time, our world ridiculed her as she walked into the school. Thanks to her bravery, all students are how allowed to go to school and access an equal education! Thank you to all of the families who joined us!
Last week, our crew of staff, teachers, students and parents walked joined hands and walked to school together to commemorate Ruby Bridges!
Last week, we had our first "Walk to School" Day to commemorate Ruby Bridges. She was the first African American student to attend an all-white school at the age of 6 years old. During this time, our world ridiculed her as she walked into the school. Thanks to her bravery, all students are how allowed to go to school and access an equal education! Thank you to all of the families who joined us!
Did your child miss his/her picture day last month? Our makeup picture day is next Thursday, 11/20/25!
Friendly reminder, if your child missed his/her picture day last month, please be sure to retake them on 11/20/25. This picture day is for our student's ID, therefore they must be in uniform. For any questions, please call us in the office. Thank you!
As we enter into cold and flu season, here are some tips on how to help keep your student healthy.
As the weather begins to transition and we adjust to the time change, children are spending more time indoors and in close proximity to each other while at school - permitting germs to spread more easily. Keeping students healthy is a partnership between school and home.
Cornerstones for staying healthy:
Additionally, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends a flu shot for everyone six months and older.
To help boost the immune system:
When your student is not feeling well and needs to stay home due to a fever, vomiting or diarrhea, be sure to call the attendance line and note that your student may return to school once they are fever/symptom-free for at least 24 hours without the use of medication.
Together we can create healthy environments where students can thrive.