Spartan Spotlight: Spartan Spotlight Volume 19

Quote of the Week:

"You're braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think."

-A.A. Mine

Principal's Message:

Happy Friday!

Consistently exciting things are happening in our classrooms and on our campus!
We encourage you to get involved by joining our Parent Groups, volunteering at school activities, and taking an active role in your child's education. Today our volunteers popped and delivered popcorn to all of our classes for their extra recess. Next week they will be organizing our upcoming movie night. Thank you to all those who volunteer their time and continue to help Spanger be the best school in
Roseville city!

If you would like to volunteer at Spanger, please contact me or your child's teacher. We currently are looking for Meal Duty Supervisor volunteers to supervise our playground and cafeteria during lunchtime. If you can volunteer for one to two hours per day for a day, two, or more, please let me know. This can also be a paid position
through RCSD (Monday-Friday) if you were interested.

Whether you are a first-time volunteer or are already a member of our community, I encourage you to discover the activities and programs happening in our classrooms. Come see our campus and feel the excitement and energy our children emulate every day. Take a tour, meet our faculty, and see for yourself our welcoming community.

Please don't hesitate to let us know if we can be of any assistance. We are here to help you and, most importantly, to help your child be successful!

In partnership,

Mr. K

Our first movie night proved to be a lot of fun! You won't want to
miss this one...

The Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) framework we

emphasize at Spanger highlights the importance of establishing clear expectations

at school.

Spanger has three general expectations for students:

Be safe, be respectful, and be responsible.

In every area of the school, students are taught more specific rules and

expectations for being safe, being respectful and being responsible.

Below are our classroom expectations:

Classroom Expectations:

Safe	Respectful	Responsible
Use tools appropriately Walk when inside the classroom Keep chair on the ground when sitting	Raise hand and wait to be called on Use whole body listening Use polite and kind words to self and others Stay in seat Support classmates Respect personal space Use an inside voice	Bring materials to school each day Always try your personal best Stay on-task and complete your work Ask questions when you don’t understand something

We are committed to the well-being of our students, staff, and families to create a safe and healthy learning environment. In support of our ongoing commitment, I wanted to take the time to remind you about RCSD’s partnership with Care Solace to provide an additional layer of care for our community.