Your child needs your time more than screen time
Too much screen time isn't good for kids. And when parents focus on screens too much themselves, their children miss out on important time with them. So turn off your devices and play board games with your child. Plant an herb garden. Take a walk and look for unusual things. Try foods from a different country (and find the country on a map). Create a secret code. You'll be helping your child think and learn.
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Promote safety on the way to school
Whether your child walks or bikes to school or just to the bus stop, you want him to be safe on the way. Choose a route with the fewest street crossings. Then walk the route with your child. As you go, role-play situations he might face. What will he do if a large dog is in his path? If possible, arrange for him to walk with a friend or family member each day. And be sure your child knows never to talk to or ride with strangers.
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Celebrate your child's big accomplishments
Setting goals is an effective way to motivate your child, in school and at home. Sometimes reaching a goal feels so good, it's all the reward your child will need to keep going. But when she reaches a tough goal, it's time to celebrate! One way is to take (or have your child draw) a picture of her reaching her goal. Frame it and put it by her bed. Whenever she looks at it, she'll see herself as an achiever.
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A short note can ease first-day jitters
Even children who are excited about the first day of school can be worried about it, too. One common worry is, "Will my teacher like me?" Ease your child's fears by writing a note introducing him to the teacher. You can include all the things he wants the teacher to know, like "Billy can count to 100." Read the note aloud to your child. Then send it to open the door to productive teamwork with the teacher.
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Please join us at at the
School Bond Informational Community Meeting
Thursday August 22, 2019
5:00 - 6:00 pm
Royal Junior High School Auditorium
Other meetings scheduled:
Saturday September 7, 2019 at 10:00 am
Monday September 23, 2019 at 6:00 pm
Sunday October 6, 2019 at 3:00 pm
Saturday November 2, 2019 at 10:00 am
all meetings will be at the RJH Auditorium
After a citizens’ committee process, the Royal ISD Board of Trustees has called a bond election for $34,824,000 to be held on November 5, 2019. Visit www.royalisdbond.com for details about the proposed projects, tax information, voting information and more.
The TEA 2019 Accountability Ratings are official. RISD is a B rated district! Thank you RISD students, staff and administrators for your hard work and dedication!
https://txschools.gov/districts/237905
Dear RISD Families,
Our transportation department is reviewing bus routes to ensure that all of our students get to and from school in a safe and timely manner. Delays in pick up and drop off times occur most in the first few weeks of school. We ask for your patience as we work to resolve any issues. Go Falcons!
Parents please check out the "Title 1 Parent & Family Engagement Newsletter" for this quarter. This is a great resource for everyone that can help build strong connections between our schools and our families. This newsletter is available in both English & Spanish at the links below.
English:
https://www.esc16.net/…/2019-20%201st%20Quarter%20English.p…
Spanish
https://www.esc16.net/…/2019-20%201st%20Quarter%20-%20Spani…
Thank you to Chief Jackson, Brookshire Police Department, RISD Police, and Waller County for making sure all of our students arrived safely! Thank you for your service!
Can’t wait to see all of our students!
Welcome back Falcons! It's going to be a great year!
Meet the Teacher is tonight! Please call your campus for times and information. We can't wait to see everyone!
RISD first day school is Wednesday August 14, 2019. Don't forget to download the app.
With the new app, you can access sports scores, cafeteria
menus, news updates, and even emergency notifications.
Download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/2JfehJ9 or
iPhone: https://apple.co/2JlNbjp.
Royal FFA Exhibitor Places First at Waller County Goat Progress Show
Article By: Royal Ag Science Staff
On August 1st, Royal FFA members, Jalyn Danz, Remy Danz, Shelby Fontenot, Hanna Ulbricht, Maria Gomez, Andrea Gomez and Madison Meader exhibited their market goats at the Waller County Fair Goat Progress Show. Andrea Gomez placed 1st in the Novice Goat Division and Maria Gomez placed 3rd. The exhibitors plan on continuing their hard work, in hope of coming out on top at the Waller County Fair goat show! Congratulations Royal FFA exhibitors on your success and participation.
Pictured: Various Royal FFA Exhibitors with Market Goat Projects.
Immunization Clinic is at Royal High School today from 11:30-3:00 pm
Are you looking for last minute immunizations for your children? RJH is hosting an immunization clinic on 8/7/2019!
Updated location for Immunization Clinic
