Important News

COFFEE & CONVERSATION DURING CONFERENCES November's Coffee and Conversation with our Student Services Team will be held during conferences on Monday, November 21 st and Tuesday, November 22 nd from 4:00 to 5:00 and 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. After you check out the Scholastic Book Fair in the media center, please stop by for light refreshments, meet our Student Services…

Boosterthon is coming to RBES - kick off is November 14th. Stay tuned for more information - hosted by the PTA. Race day: November 30th

STUDENT-LED CONFERENCES Student-Led Conferences will take place on November 21 st through November 23 rd . As in the past, some teachers will offer late evening conferences on Monday, November 21 st and Tuesday, November 22 nd . For Grades 1-5 , we would like to clarify how conferences will be held this year due to ongoing departmentalization. You will…

GT Student Seminars will begin in October one day a week during recess. Grades 2-5 will each see a movie trailer during lunch about the seminar being offered. Students who want to participate should ask their teacher for an interest form to be completed and given to Mrs. Van Reenan by Friday, September 30th. Here are the seminars being offered…

October 28th Annual Trunk or Treat in our school parking lot Time: 6:30

What do you want to be when you grow up? Come watch our students parade around in outfits that show what they want to be when they grown up - they will be dressed for success! October 28th Time 2:30pm parade begins

Come join us to celebrate Histpanic Heritage Night! October 14th 6:00 pm

1st quarter progress reports go home October 6th.

Students who did not receive a current direct certification letter MUST fill out a new form for the 2016-2017 school year. Current eligibility will only remain active for the first 30 days of school. Families who need assistance completing the Free and Reduced-Price Meal (FARMS) application may contact Jane Hartlove, our Family Involvement Contact. Applications may be completed online (in…

One of my favorite things about math is that there is more than one way to solve a problem. In the classroom, teachers observe students as they work for different approaches and then have students share their thinking with the class. Some things that teachers look for are how students model their thinking through acting out a problem, as well…