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Materials To Be Declared Obsolete
California Education Code allows a school district to dispose of obsolete materials by 1) Donation to governing boards, libraries, public entities, non-profit charitable organizations or children/adults for the purpose of increasing literacy and/or 2) Sale to any organization that agrees to use the materials solely for educational purposes. The education code encourages districts to notify the public of the disposition.
Extended School Closure Communication
Thank you for your trust and patience as we work together to navigate this ever-changing situation in our nation.
RCSD Student Device Loaner Program and Dates
In order to provide the best continuous learning education if the schools are closed longer than April 14th, we will be checking out mobile device(s) to any TK-8th grade students who do not have access to a device at home for online learning opportunities, or if a family has multiple students having to share a single device.
RCSD Parent/Guardian Communication
Mental Health and Wellness
In this time of uncertainty and change, we continue to be mindful of all our students, their families, and our staff. Please remember that we have added Caresolace.com as a unique service that will allow everyone a way to reach out for mental health and wellness support. CareSolace is a care navigation and coordination system that makes it simple and easy for anyone in the RCSD community to get the right help in seconds.
RCSD Parent/Guardian Communication
These are unprecedented times. As a District, we are working through issues I’ve never experienced in my 24-year career in public education. I want to provide you with a few updates based on the information we have right now. The Roseville City School District Office and all schools will be closed from March 18 – April 13, 2020, in compliance with guidance from Placer County Health and the State of California. All essential employees (district management, principals, and teachers) are working remotely and available to assist you with questions or concerns via email.
RCSD Free Meals During School Closure
Thank you for your continued patience and understanding as our community takes unprecedented measures in response to help slow the spread of COVID-19. We are aware the closure of schools can bring added stress to families. In an effort to help alleviate a small portion, we have implemented the following to allow Food Services to continue, free of charge, for all children age 18 and under.
RCSD District-Wide Closure Effective March 16, 2020
Based on guidance from Placer County Public Health, Placer County Office of Education, and in consultation with our School Board Members, we are closing all RCSD schools effective Monday, March 16th due to increased risk of community spread of COVID-19. Additionally, all schools in Placer County will be closed during this time period.
RCSD Parent Communication: COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
All Roseville City School District schools are open. In accordance with Executive Order N-25-20, signed by Governor Newsom last night, we are determining our essential and non-essential functions to slow the community spread of COVID-19. Public education is deemed an essential function by the State of California; however, activities outside of the school day may be considered non-essential.
RCSD Parent Communication: COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
At this time, based on information provided by the Placer County Health Officials, all RCSD schools remain open.
Later this afternoon, there will be a call with Placer County Health to discuss any updates or new information in regards to COVID-19. We will communicate any changes that impact students, parents, or staff over the next two days. We appreciate your flexibility as we attempt to make the best decisions possible for our children and families based on current information.
RCSD Parent Communication: COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
The Placer County Health Department declared a move from containment to community mitigation to combat COVID-19 on March 9, 2020. The move is intended to protect our most vulnerable populations – the elderly and those with underlying medical conditions. For more information about the most recent Placer County Health Department’s recommendations, please click on the link: https://www.placer.ca.gov/6454/Recommend-COVID-19-mitigation.
RCSD Parent Communication: COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
The safety of students, staff, and community continues to be our highest priority. We care deeply about all RCSD students, families, and staff and will continue to share information and decisions in a timely manner. Starting tomorrow, the Roseville City School District will provide daily communication to our families regarding COVID-19 (also known as Coronavirus) on our district website (www.rcsdk8.org). The situation is fluid and rapidly changing. We appreciate your flexibility and understanding as decisions are made in the best interest of our child
Update: COVID-19 (coronavirus)
We each play a role in keeping our community healthy and safe. We understand folks may feel some anxiety about COVID-19 (coronavirus), especially with the first confirmed case in Placer County, but there are simple ways to turn that anxiety into action. Members of the general public and our school communities should continue their efforts to reduce the spread of respiratory illnesses including COVID-19 by washing your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, cover your cough or sneeze, stay home if you are sick and continue to disinfect frequently touched surface
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Message for Parents and Staff
Please take a moment to read the attachment from the Placer County Office of Education and Placer County Public Health regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19). The Roseville City School District will continue to work closely with Placer County Public Health to ensure the safety of our children and staff.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Message for School (PDF)
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Message for School (Spanish)
RCSD to Implement New Visitor Management Procedure
The Roseville City School District is pleased to announce that we will begin using a visitor management system in all of our school buildings in January 2020 when school opens after Winter Break.
The system will better allow us to track visitors, contractors, and volunteers in our schools and provide us with a safer, monitored environment for our students and staff.
Riego Creek Intra District Request Process
The Roseville City School District (“District”) has partnered with Informed K12 to streamline the Inter/Intra Transfer Form process, by providing our families with an electronic option through the Informed K12 platform. By completing the online form, you will be providing the District and Informed K12 consent to collect the following personal information for the sole purpose of completing the Inter/Intra transfer process.
Proposed Middle School Boundaries
The Roseville City School District is considering boundary changes to all four middle schools.
2019-2020 LCAP Parent Survey
The Roseville City School District (RCSD) is asking stakeholders to participate in an annual Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) Parent Survey. The purpose of this survey is to gather information about the educational environment within RCSD that contributes to maximizing learning for every one of our students. The primary emphasis of this survey resides on the conditions of learning, pupil achievement outcomes, student and parent engagement, and pupil safety.
A LEGAL NOTICE: Naming of New School Site
West Roseville Specific Plan/WB-60 Elementary School
The Roseville City School District is initiating the process of naming a new elementary school located in the West Park community in the West Roseville Specific Plan/WB-60 Elementary School.