Baylee made a good call home today! When she finished her math work she chose to help others with their work with her free time! What an amazing friend!
Logan made a good call home today! She noticed a friend who was sad and struggling. Logan went out of her way to cheer him up and make him feel included! Way to be an amazing friend Logan!
That feeling when Mr. VanVleck shows up and takes you out for an EXTRA recess on a beautiful day! Mrs. Miller's 3rd graders are awesome!
Spirit week! We are joining in on the RJSHS fun!
Little Dawg Cheer!
RJSHS Art Teacher Garrett Larson's amazing artwork is showcased in Delia!
https://www.wibw.com/2023/08/28/rossville-high-school-teacher-gives-back-community-through-his-artwork/
Makayla made a good call home today! She was spotted by a staff member holding the front door for all the bus riders on two buses! Way to lead by example Makayla!
Office Schreiner with the Rossville Police Department hanging out with Ms. Stelter’s afternoon class!
Mr. Van Vleck loves eating with the 6th graders everyday!
Go Dawgs!
Who loves seeing these awesome smiles?!!!
Who loves seeing the awesome smiles?!!!
Look at those DAWG Donuts!
Go DAWGS!
Dawson made the first good call home of the year! He has been a great help to a student learning the tuba like him! Thanks Dawson for being a great classmate!
3rd grade out searching for nouns!
3rd Grade Standard-
Language in Writing W.3.10.b
2nd Grade making a little Apple Pie as they work on sequence of events!
2nd Grade Standard-
Writing W.2.3
3rd grade out searching for nouns!
3rd Grade Standard-
Language in Writing W.3.10.b
2nd Grade making a little Apple Pie as they work on sequence of events!
2nd Grade Standard-
Writing W.2.3
RGS Smiles!
Playing it Forward!
Please see the USD 321 Heat Guidelines.
USD 321 Families
With the extreme heat this week, we are advising families who can, to come pick up their students from school rather than ride the bus. We understand that some kids sit on the bus longer than others and want to look after the safety of our students. For those who need to still ride the bus, we will have bottled water for the students as they get on. Please encourage your students to stay hydrated and to communicate with their bus driver if they do not feel well. Thank you for your help in this matter! Stay safe!
Help us learn more about how young children with autism learn to talk. For more information, see the contact information listed on the flyer.
Lunchtime fun!
