Royal Lady Falcon Basketball vs Needville @ home Jan 14 at 4:30 PM
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Royal Falcon Basketball vs Stafford @away Jan 14 at 4:30 PM.
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Special School Board Meeting to relay the new TAPR school report card. Jan 13 from 6:15 PM to 6:45 PM. Visit https://www.royal-isd.net/o/royal-isd/page/2018-2019-tea-school-report-cards to view the report cards.
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RJH Lady Falcon Basketball vs Harmony @ away Jan 13 at 5:00 PM
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RJH Falcon Basketball vs Harmony @home Jan 13 at 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM
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Want to help promote RISD by telling your story? Visit the Administration Building from 5-6 pm to be interviewed for the RISD promotional video program!
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School Board Meeting today at 6:30! Click here for agenda details: https://v3.boardbook.org/Public/PublicMeetingMaterials.aspx?ak=237905&mk=50360405
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Thanks to all who voted! The winner of the Go Public Gulf Coast Cool Schools contest will be announced today on Houston Life! Follow https://twitter.com/gopublicgc or https://www.facebook.com/GoPublicGulfCoast/ to stay updated!
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Teens: Make space and time for learning: Today is National Clean-Off-Your-Desk Day. Teens waste a lot of learning time looking for misplaced items. Whether your teen studies at a desk or the kitchen table, encourage him to sort through his papers, supplies and materials. He can throw away any junk and file returned tests and homework in subject folders. Suggest that he avoid keeping anything in his study area that doesn't help with school assignments. http://niswc.com/36aMC320271
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Five steps help students study spelling: Computers don't catch every spelling mistake, so your child needs to learn how to spell. Teach him a five-step method that works. When he's learning a new word, have him: 1. Pronounce the word slowly. 2. Spell it out loud. 3. Spell the word in his head and try to visualize the letters of the word. 4. Write the word down. 5. Repeat. http://niswc.com/16aMC320271
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4.5 hours left! RISD has pulled ahead. Thanks to everyone who voted! If you haven’t already voted, please go cast your vote for Royal!
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It’s getting too close for comfort! Please share the voting link with your social media friends so that Royal can win a segment on Channel 2’s Houston Life! Voting ends TODAY at 11:59PM. Vote here: http://bit.ly/COOLSCHOOLS
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A sick day is for getting well, not having fun: When illness strikes, you may need to keep your child at home. Make sure that she gets the care she needs, but don't make staying home such a treat that she will want to miss more school. Instead of filling the day with screen time, read together. This is the perfect time to dive into a longer book. And if your child will be out for more than a day or two, ask her teacher how to get the work she's missing. http://niswc.com/16aLC320271
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LAST CHANCE! Vote for us to win a segment on Channel 2’s Houston Life! Voting ends Monday, January 12th at 12:59PM. Vote here: http://bit.ly/COOLSCHOOLS
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Hand some decisions over to your teen: Making a wise decision involves choosing the best possible course of action. It can be hard to let go of this part of the process, but it's important for your teen to take responsibility for her choices. So help her think about her options and their consequences, then leave the decision up to her. If she chooses wisely, praise her. If she chooses poorly, help her see how she can avoid that mistake in the future. http://niswc.com/36aLC320271
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Teens deserve some privacy: Like adults, teens need privacy. So, treat your teen as you would like to be treated. You wouldn't want your teen to burst through your door without knocking, to snoop through your stuff or listen in on your phone calls. It is important to stay in tune with your teen, so you can detect problems. But as long as your teen is acting responsibly and things are going well, give him some time alone. http://niswc.com/36aKC320271
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Family meals nourish important connections: It isn't always easy for busy families to sit down to dinner together each day. Yet experts say that eating meals as a family is an important way for parents to keep the lines of communication open with their children. And when your child helps you prepare and clean up, too, you'll have even more time for some great conversation. So, if you can't eat dinner together, spend extra time over breakfast! http://niswc.com/16aKC320271
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Do you like giving back to your community? Join us as we volunteer with the Houston Food Bank at Royal High School on 1/13/20, 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM
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Vote for us to win a segment on Channel 2’s Houston Life! Voting ends Monday, January 12th at 12:59PM. Vote here: http://bit.ly/COOLSCHOOLS
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NOTICE OF TIME CHANGE: Due to the pending storms, the times for today's varsity basketball games have changed. Lady Falcons will play at 4pm and the Falcons will play at 5:30pm.
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