Day 1 of Chromebook check out is going well. We have plenty of devices for students at all our campuses. Please come by during your scheduled time (https://www.royal-isd.net/o/royal-isd/page/instructional-support--24)
to pick up devices for your students. Thank you!
Further details for Chromebook distribution: Royal Elementary - back of school. ECC - back of school. RJH - on the side. RHS - behind the school. STEM - in the front of the school. Thanks!
RES and ECC parents - please line up for Chromebook pickup at the back of the campus. Thanks!
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We have EXTENDED our Chromebook hours on Wednesday to 7pm to accommodate those who are unable to attend between 10 and 4! Please visit the district website, click "Instructional Support", and review the daily schedule. Each grade is assigned to a different day. Thank you!
Good morning, Falcons! Chromebook distribution starts today at 10am. It will be open 10 to 4 from Monday March 23rd to Friday March 27th. Visit https://www.royal-isd.net/o/royal-isd/page/instructional-support--24 for complete details!
Don’t forget to visit the Falcon Drive Thru this week. It’s open 9:30-12:30 each day. Details: https://www.royal-isd.net/article/211605?org=royal-isd
Hello Falcons! Visit https://www.royal-isd.net/article/217273?org=high-school for a message from RHS Principal Runnels!
This organization is in San Antonio but the message still applies. Thank the RISD staff (but do it from 6 feet away)! They are working hard to get our alternative instruction going for our students!
The Royal Times Newspaper has a temporary new home! Visit the Royal High School page, choose Instructional Support and then Royal Times Newspaper.
In the coming days, I'll be posting "Just for Fun" invitations to allow you and your students to share pictures related to various themes. Watch for the "Just for Fun" image! I'll compile the pictures onto a single web page to share with the RISD community.
Attention Falcon parents, in the coming weeks I will be posting activities for you and your child. These are not required by the district, but are activities you can complete with your students to curb boredom and keep them engaged! Look for the Parent Corner logo!
Be flexible when setting curfews
Curfews are most effective when parents and teens both have a say in setting them. They should also be flexible, to match the responsibility shown by the teens. Agree with your teen on a "regular curfew" for typical nights. Then you can consider "special-event curfews," which might be earlier or later depending on the circumstances. Agree that your teen will call you if he thinks he'll be late or if his plans change.
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Hi Falcons! Falcon Chromebook distribution starts tomorrow at 10am. It will be open 10 to 4 from Monday March 23 to Friday March 27. We have added a third distance learning option for students with their own devices. Visit Royal-ISD.net for complete details.
Use report cards as conversation starters
Whether your child's report card is great or shows a need for improvement, use it to enhance your communication with your child and the school. First, talk to your child. Were there grades that surprised him? Made him proud? What does he want to improve? Then, if you have questions, contact the teacher to discuss them. Two-way communication strengthens teamwork…and that helps your child.
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Clarification for Falcon Drive-Thru Meals: Any child under 18 can receive a meal. They do not have to be an RISD student.
Thanks to all who shared their pet pictures! Look for more fun "show and tell" days in the coming weeks. https://www.royal-isd.net/o/Royal%20ISD/page/2020-pet-pictures
Start a new tradition with your teen
It may not seem like your teen wants to spend time with you, but studies show teens crave connection with their parents. To make sure you have time with your teen, start some rituals together, like going out for a weekend snack or breakfast. Get her involved in making family plans, and sometimes, plan around her interests. Is your teen into sports? Say "There's a game on Saturday I'd love to watch with you."
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Hi Falcons! Don’t forget to visit your child’s campus from 10 to 4 each day next week to pick up their Chromebook. We have added a third distance learning option for students with their own devices. Visit Royal-ISD.net for complete details.
Take steps before leaving your preteen at home alone
While young children should never be left at home alone, sometimes parents leave preteens on their own for short periods of time. Before you leave your child home alone, make sure she knows how to reach you. Review what to do in case of fire. Discuss how she should handle phone calls and a knock at the door. Talk about who, if anyone, is allowed in the house and whether your child is allowed to go out.
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