RCSD Superintendent message for September

Modified mobile device policy making a positive impact

Roseville, Calif.- Happy September. I want to sincerely thank our staff and families for working so hard to get school up and running in RCSD. By creating consistency in morning and classroom routines, classrooms and campuses are positive, orderly, focused, and ensuring student success.

One effort we’ve focused on across the District is in embracing our modified mobile device policy. It’s been a few weeks since we implemented the changes, and I am truly impressed with how our communities have adapted. The goal of this policy has always been to create distraction-free school environments, and it’s already making a positive impact. I’ve been delighted to see our students focusing more during class and actively engaging during break times. It’s wonderful to observe them playing games, meeting new friends, and building their social skills. This shift is a testament to our community in prioritizing the well-being and growth of our students.

This month we have several opportunities for families to become more involved with their school(s) and RCSD. They include:

  • Exploring the resources available through our partnership with SmartSocial. This comprehensive platform offers valuable information to help families learn about keeping students safe online. We are committed to supporting you in this journey and will begin sharing a monthly webinar series this month, focusing on various topics related to online safety and digital well-being. I encourage you to participate in these webinars and take advantage of the resources offered.
  • Attending one of our ParentSquare Information Nights on September 4th or 5th. These sessions are a great opportunity to learn more about ParentSquare and how it can enhance communication between our schools and families.
  • Joining our district as an employee. If you have ever considered becoming an employee, now is a great time! We have several options available, including part-time opportunities that might be perfect for your schedule. To learn more, please join us at our Classified Job Fair on Wednesday, September 11th, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. at the District Office. We would love to see you there and answer any questions you might have.
  • Ensuring your student(s) and your family have everything needed to attend school each and every day. Visit our Every Day Matters Attendance page to learn about the importance of attendance and the resources available to our families.

Thank you for your ongoing support and commitment to our students’ success. Your involvement and engagement are what make our community so special. I look forward to the many wonderful things we will accomplish together this school year.

Derk Garcia, Superintendent RCSD

related

RSS Error: Retrieved unsupported status code "404"

Choose News That Builds, Not Breaks.

Support Local Independent Journalism. » Join today!
Roseville Today, serving our local community for 23 years.

Local Impact

Biking Roseville

Local Insights

Trending

Folsom Appoints Sari Dierking as New City Attorney

The Folsom City Council has appointed Sari Dierking as the city's new City Attorney. A longtime legal advisor to the city, she brings more than two decades of experience representing California public agencies.

Eureka! Opens New Scratch-Made Restaurant Near Sacramento State With Craft Cocktails, Whiskey Club

Eureka! has officially opened across from Sacramento State, bringing scratch-made American cuisine, craft cocktails, an extensive whiskey selection, live music and a spacious indoor-outdoor dining experience to Sacramento.

Performance Motor Works in Rocklin

2-Year/24,000 mile warranty on services. BMW, Mercedes, Porsche, Audi, VW, Mini. Expert German auto repair in Rocklin.

PCWA Reviews Water Service Costs as Placer County Plans for Future Water Needs

The Placer County Water Agency is reviewing the cost of providing water service through an independent study designed to guide long-term planning and future rate decisions.

Rocklin Volunteers to Pack 400,000 Meals for Hungry Children

Thousands of volunteers will gather at Jessup University in Rocklin this September to pack more than 400,000 meals for children facing hunger worldwide during the 16th annual Placer Feed My Starving Children MobilePack.

Topics

Folsom Appoints Sari Dierking as New City Attorney

The Folsom City Council has appointed Sari Dierking as the city's new City Attorney. A longtime legal advisor to the city, she brings more than two decades of experience representing California public agencies.

Eureka! Opens New Scratch-Made Restaurant Near Sacramento State With Craft Cocktails, Whiskey Club

Eureka! has officially opened across from Sacramento State, bringing scratch-made American cuisine, craft cocktails, an extensive whiskey selection, live music and a spacious indoor-outdoor dining experience to Sacramento.

Performance Motor Works in Rocklin

2-Year/24,000 mile warranty on services. BMW, Mercedes, Porsche, Audi, VW, Mini. Expert German auto repair in Rocklin.

PCWA Reviews Water Service Costs as Placer County Plans for Future Water Needs

The Placer County Water Agency is reviewing the cost of providing water service through an independent study designed to guide long-term planning and future rate decisions.

Rocklin Volunteers to Pack 400,000 Meals for Hungry Children

Thousands of volunteers will gather at Jessup University in Rocklin this September to pack more than 400,000 meals for children facing hunger worldwide during the 16th annual Placer Feed My Starving Children MobilePack.

❤️ 8 Reasons Why Placer County Is One of California’s Best Places to Live

From year-round sunshine and Sierra adventures to convenient travel, thriving communities and economic opportunity, discover why so many people love calling Placer County home.

Placer County Approves $1.5 Billion FY 2026-27 Draft Budget

Placer County supervisors approved a balanced $1.5 billion preliminary budget for fiscal year 2026-27, funding public services, infrastructure projects and future growth.

SMUD to Issue $250 Million in Green Revenue Bonds for Electric System Improvements

SMUD plans to issue approximately $250 million in green electric revenue bonds to finance electric system improvements and advance its goal of eliminating carbon emissions from electricity production by 2030.

Related Articles

Local Spotlight

Roseville Sheet Metal serving community’s heating and air needs for over 70 years

Roseville, Calif. - At Roseville Sheet Metal, we’re proud of our years of service to the Roseville area and look forward to helping you with your air conditioning and heating needs.

Sacramento Naturopathic Medical Center emphasizes the use of prevention and natural therapeutics

Sacramento Naturopathic Medical Center is a professional primary care natural medicine committed to helping all people reach their full potential – mind, body and spirit.

Stanford Ranch Family Dentistry in Rocklin serving the local community since 2000

Rocklin, Calif.- For nearly 25 years, Jason and Heather have grown their successful Stanford Ranch Family Dentistry practice by faithfully serving patients throughout the Rocklin, Roseville, and greater South Placer County region. Their business has grown to now employ over a dozen employees which helps them meet the growing demands of a successful local business.