
Order your Grade level school supplies for next school year at our one stop shop - Go to www.sproutsupplies.com and enter school code RLCES001.
Rosa Lee Carter Elementary School
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Operating as usual
Order your Grade level school supplies for next school year at our one stop shop - Go to www.sproutsupplies.com and enter school code RLCES001.
We still have lots of spot available for Back To School Bingo (Virtual) on Friday 9/17th.
Please use the link to register and purchase tickets ($5 per family).
Meeting link will be emailed to those who register.
2 sessions available: 6pm & 7pm
Purchase tickets & Register: https://rlcpto.jumbula.com/ #/events
Sweet frog - South Riding, VA is looking to adopt an elementary school! Please like & tag ‘Rosa Lee Carter’ under comment on their FB page!!
We're hosting our first event prior to us opening in a few weeks! Sweet Frog of South Riding would love to “adopt” a local ELEMENTARY school in the area!!
• Comment or tag the name of your local elementary school from now until 9pm Sunday night (8/15/21)
**The elementary schools name commented the most will be contacted to take part in this event!
We will work with the school collecting school supplies and make a nominal donation to the winning schools PTA/PTO. 📚✏️🐸
***If possible - Please TAG your schools Facebook/PTA/PTO page so we can contact directly out to the winning school***
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This fall, students and staff will be required to wear masks for all indoor activities, regardless of vaccination status. For further details on this important decision, please review our mask guidelines: https://www.lcps.org/ReturnToSchool2021
Happy Summer Coyote Parents!
Just a reminder that tomorrow, Tuesday, July 13th is the final day to order your student's Sprout box for the 2021-22 school year. You can order at www.sproutsupplies.com using our school code RLCES001.
Coyote Parents!
Less than two weeks to order your student's Sprout kit! Go to www.sproutsupplies.com and use school code RLCES001.
As we look forward to school this fall, remember to order your student's exact teacher requested supplies at www.sproutsupplies.com using code RLCES001. The deadline is approaching quickly! Don't miss out!
Sprout School Supplies - Prepackaged School Supply Kits Our customized prepackaged school supply kits contains the exact, teacher approved school supplies for your students. With your help, Sprout has provided over $500,000 in support to local school communities!
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, Sprout is awarding one school $250 in free teacher supplies! Every order is an entry in the contest. Visit sproutsupplies.com and use our school code RLCES001 by this Friday, May 7th to help us win!
Hello Coyote Parents!! Teacher Appreciation Week is coming up soon, May 3rd-May 7th!! Please sign up to drop off snacks by using the link below! Your PTO is planning a fun/safe celebration for teachers & staff next week!!
https://m.signupgenius.com/ #!/showSignUp/508084ba8af2ba6f94-teacher2
RLC BOOK PARADE!! Go Coyotes!! 💙💛
Does your child have an IEP? Stone Hill, Moorefield Station, Rock Ridge and Rosa Lee Carter are hosting a Special Education Virtual Fair on November 19th. RSVP https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc1hkxZfEfOW6kz97H-tS80z6I0cY4v3xAX5hGkHXNwl3gnyg/viewform
Follows these steps to register & donate to our Coyote Fun Run all this week!!
https://www.pledgestar.com/rosalee/
Hope all our Coyotes had a fun time during our Virtual Coyote Fun Run! Please use link below to donate all next week!! 💛💙
https://www.pledgestar.com/rosalee/
In case you missed our Fun Filled Coyote All Star Pep Rally!! 💙💛
https://live.myvrspot.com/iframe?v=fYzUzYTNjNGYyZWJlYjgxYzM5YjJmZjg2ZjYyMmVmY2U
LCPS Book bus begins on Monday 9/21st! 📚 📖
New Book Services to Begin Monday
Students across Loudoun County will have two new ways to access high-quality learning resources starting Monday, Sept. 21.
The Media Services office has announced that students may check out library books to support their distance learning in one of two ways.
First, elementary students may visit the “book bus” on Mondays. During Mondays, the buses that currently deliver meals to communities across the school division will also deliver books to students who have requested them. Students may visit their respective school websites to access an online form for making the request. Students may determine the bus stop nearest their home by accessing this map (https://lcps.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=e2ed2993097b41fd9af0e44df83e3903).
As for returning those books, students can return them to a box at the back of the bus when they have finished reading them. Supervisor Elissa Moritz explained that, per the recommendations of the Realm Project (Reopening Archives, Libraries, and Museums), books will be quarantined for 72 hours before they are returned to circulation for another student to check out. Students will have longer checkout periods and can check out larger numbers of books than in the past.
Second, at the secondary level, students also may access an online form to request materials from their school library. Secondary students may use a “concierge” pickup service by scheduling an appointment to drive by the school. Those unable to visit the school for pickups may also utilize the “book bus” service.
Librarians and library assistants will staff the “book bus” and provide the “concierge” pickup service.
The “book bus” program is a collaborative effort, bringing together resources from the Department of Instruction, the Planning Department and the Transportation Department.
We will never forget! 🇺🇸
Have a great school year Coyotes!! 💙💛
Welcome to RLC Ms. Riaz!! Go Coyotes!!
LCPS will be profiling some of our new teachers – in their own words – as we get ready for the new school year.
My name is Mariyah Riaz, and I am an LCPS graduate (Heritage High School), Roar Pride! I am honored to be working in the same county from which I graduated. In 2019, I graduated with my undergraduate degree from George Mason University, earning a bachelor of science degree in Psychology. I am now thrilled to be earning my master’s degree in Special Education from George Mason University as well. In addition to being passionate about education, in 2019 I earned my certification in Applied Behavior Analysis and became a Registered Behavior Technician. Being an RBT has changed my perspective in so many ways. It has taught me to be creative, patient, hard-working, supportive and being flexible overall. I truly enjoy what I do, and I can't wait to make a difference in a student's life. It is a privilege to be working at Rosa Lee Carter Elementary School.
Reason why I wanted to become a teacher:
My brother has had a heart transplant and, shortly after his transplant, he suffered a stroke. The stroke affected him developmentally, which caused him to need Special Education services. When I entered college, I did not know what I wanted to do. Never did I think that the answer to all my questions was right in front of me; my brother. I saw how much of an impact his teachers had on him, and I wanted to make that same difference in another student’s life. My brother is the reason that I want to be a teacher.
What I am looking most forward to in the next school year:
What I am quickly starting to learn over the summer is that they do not teach you how to run the show in school! All the things you learned while in school are much different than what you learn from your colleagues and all those around you. I am most excited to be meeting all my students and to learn from them. I know this is not the year that any of us expected, however, for now, it is the new "normal." As educators, we need to be flexible and work with what we have.
What innovative things will I be doing in a virtual environment:
I have many ideas in my head about all the different kinds of things that I want to use in the virtual environment. Physical activity and movement are very important to me: therefore I will be incorporating a lot of movement within my lessons. For example, in one of my professional development trainings, I saw an example with three answer choices with dance move gifs above them on a presentation. The students would choose their answers and, based on the dance move above the answer choice, that is the dance they would do. Another idea I would incorporate in my virtual classroom is the use of a custom cursor on my computer. I could use this as a positive reinforcement strategy. For example, if a student finishes all their work on one day, they get to choose which cursor I use the next day. I am so excited.
August 6, 2020
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Attention Parents! There are less than two weeks to order school supplies from Sprout! Go to www.sproutsupplies.com/supplykits and enter code RLCES001. Whether you are preparing for distance learning or going the hybrid route, shop the safe and easy way with Sprout!
Coyote Families,
Order your school supplies today the safe and easy way! Go to www.sproutsupplies.com/supplykits and enter school code RLCES001.
Coyote Families!!
Skip the trip to the store and safely order school supplies from Sprout for the 2020-21 school year with a few clicks! Go to www.sproutsupplies.com/supplykits and use school code RLCES001.
What will Loudoun County schools look like in the fall? Eric Williams of Loudoun County Public Schools joins FOX 5 Morning to discuss the plan for next school year amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Congratulations to our 5th Graders Ismail, Brooke, Sariah & Xavier! 💛💙
Coyote Families,
Sprout School Supplies for 2020-2021 is open now! Go to www.sproutsupplies.com/supplykits and enter school code RLCES001. You also have the option of purchasing an extra kit as a donation to the school. Simply write 'SCHOLARSHIP KIT', where it asks for the student's name. Please send me a message if you have any questions!
Happy School Nurse Day Priti Tiwari! Thank you for all your patience while taking care of our little patients!!
We miss you RLC teachers & staff! ❤️ (Put together by our new VP of Events) Paula Jones Araujo
We are very lucky to have you at RLC Mrs. Paulson! ❤️
RLC’s Virtual Teacher Appreciation Week starts tomorrow with Musical Monday!
Thinking of you Diane Rowe Insari! ❤️
RLC Virtual Teacher Appreciation Week Starts next week! Let’s show our teachers & staff lots of ❤️!
Happy Administrative Professionals’ Day to our wonderful front office ladies who not only answer the door & phone calls, but endless questions throughout the day. They greet each student and their families who arrive at our school every day & help deliver forgotten lunches, water bottles, messages and so much more!!
We are lucky to have you in RLC Mrs. Claudette Jefferies, Ms. Angela Valerianos & Mrs. Pam Moxley. Thank you for all that you do!!
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