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Roseville City School District
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McKinney Vento/Homeless Education
Welcome to The McKinney Vento/Homeless Education Supports Program

Who are McKinney Vento Students?

  • School-aged children who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence
  • An unaccompanied youth, and/or
  • School-aged children whose living arrangements include:
    • In a shelter (family, domestic violence,  youth shelter, or transitional living program)
    • In a motel, hotel, or weekly rate housing
    • In a house or apartment with more than one family because of economic hardship, loss, or safety concerns 
    • In an abandoned building, in a car, at a campground, or on the street
    • In substandard housing (without electricity, water, or heat)

Eligible Students have the Right to:

  • Immediate school enrollment, even when records are not present
  • Remain in the school of origin/school where they were last enrolled
  • Receive support with transportation at the request of the parent/guardian
  • Qualify automatically for child nutrition programs
  • Participate fully in all  school-related activities and programs

Parent/Caregiver/Guardian Responsibilities:

  • Make sure your child gets to school on time and is ready to learn
  • Stay informed of school rules, regulations, and activities
  • Contact the District McKinney Vento Liaison for assistance in removing barriers to your child’s education
  • Attend conferences, Back-to-School Night, and other school-related activities

If your family is experiencing uncertain or unstable housing or if you are unsure if this status applies to your child, please contact Naomi Blaine, District Licensed Clinical Social Worker/District McKinney Vento Liaison, at 916-771-1605 ext:50372 or nblaine@rcsdk8.org. 

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Board of Education

It is the desire of the Board of Education to provide the best possible educational program to meet the needs of all students attending our schools. We all have a responsibility to see that those needs are met through quality instruction for students of all abilities. The basic educational program has been, and will continue to be, stressed in the formation of the district’s policies, programs, and projects. It is the responsibility of the administrators, teachers, and classified staff to make those policies a reality.

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March 2024
Superintendent's Message

Students, Spring and Golf Swings! 

We are gearing up for what is sure to be a bustling spring on campuses and throughout our RCSD communities! As we make our way through the second half of the school year, I wanted to share some updates from across our district.

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Business Services

Welcome to the Roseville School District Business Services Department.  

Our mission is to effectively meet the educational needs of our students and community by providing District-wide support to our schools and employees.  

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Educational Services

Welcome to the Roseville City School District Educational Services Department.  We are committed to ensuring students have access to engaging and rigorous instruction and curriculum.

Our department oversees instructional programs and support services for students.  Our team is committed to providing high-level professional development for staff.

Please visit the resource links for our Roseville City School District instructional leaders and Roseville community.

If you ever have any questions please reach out.

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Special Education

It is the intention of the Special Education Department to support the district’s mission and goals for all students generally, and on behalf of those students who are individuals with exceptional needs, specifically. We believe that individuals with exceptional needs should be educated to the maximum extent possible in accordance with their individual capabilities and in a manner that enables them to strive to their fullest potential.

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Nutrition Services

CEP Media Release

The Food Service Department of the Roseville City School District serves students in both the Roseville City and Dry Creek School Districts. The goal of the department is to offer a wide variety of tasty, nutritious meals to students at a reasonable price. This is done in a clean, safe environment by caring, well-trained staff.

We participate in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs. This allows us to offer meals at no cost to students that qualify for free meals based on the need of the family. Contact us for information regarding this program.

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Personnel Services

Personnel Services

Welcome to the Roseville City School District Personnel Services Department.  Our mission is to provide the best educational environment for our students by attracting the most qualified candidates for all positions in the district, making them feel welcome, and providing them with the support possible to help them succeed.

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Purchasing Services
Who We Are and What We Do

Welcome to the Roseville School District Purchasing Services Department!

Our mission is to effectively meet the educational needs of our students and community by providing District-wide support to our schools and employees.  Procurement policies and procedures are established so that California law and best practices are followed in order to:

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Technology Services

Technology Services supports the Roseville City School District in all areas of technology with the goal of enhancing the learning environment and advancing strategic initiatives throughout the District.

As a Future Ready District, we believe in: