Rome City Elementary School
Roman News March 2020
From the Principal's Desk...
Can you believe it is already March!? This school year is flying by! As spring arrives, students are starting to want to be out side more and stay up later. Please make sure you continue to follow a routine. As a parent, I know how hard it is to make sure our routine stays consistent and to make sure I keep my son motivated to finish the school year.
We have an exciting academic challenge this trimester. Students who meet their academic challenge goals, get to attend a tailgating party in May. Continue to look for information coming home from the classroom teacher. They will keep you updated as to whether or not your child meets his or her principal's academic challenge goal!
Please consider joining us for our school carnival! Hosting events like the school carnival helps us make events and field trips happen for our kiddos. This year our carnival is extra special because we are also raising money to help Mrs. Herber.
Heather Green
Principal
Plan ahead for field trips...
Look what's happening this month!
2nd Trimester Awards Program
Monday, March 2nd
1:30 Grades 3-5
2:10 Grades K-2
PAC Meeting
Thursday, March 5th at 8:30AM
Spring Carnival!
Friday, March 13th from 5-7PM
"Think Pink" - Let's paint the gym pink!
For prices on pre-sale tickets, please call the office 854-3241
Kindergarten Round-Up
Beach Day and Play Day!
Friday, March 20th Wear your beach gear to school!
Bring your favorite board game, card game or toy- (no electronics/no batteries) for an hour of free play with your friends!
Toy or game must fit in your backpack.Spring Break!
Monday, March 23rd until Friday, April 3rd
Return to school on Monday, April 6th
Great Attendance: An Essential Skill
In order to learn and grow, students need to be at school. Good attendance in school is not only critical for skill development in students, but it is also establishing good work habits that can be seen throughout life. Our attendance policy and Indiana Code attendance laws require students to be in school, and when patterns of absenteeism are developed, action by the school is necessary. Please stress to your children the importance of being at school to establish these good habits!
Children should also learn how important it is to arrive on time for school. Some of the most important directions of the day occur in the first few minutes. Children who are ready, sitting in their chairs, waiting for instructions, are learning more, day by day.
Many times a child is embarrassed to walk into the classroom after everyone else has started their learning, and it may affect how well the rest of his/her day goes.
Frequent tardies do matter!
Please continue to work with your child to ensure he/she is at school on time every day.
Our mission: "Inspire, Engage, Empower!"
Email: hgreen@eastnoble.net
Website: eastnoble.net
Location: 400 Jackson Street, Rome City, IN, USA
Phone: 260-854-3241