Good Afternoon Roosevelt Families,
Today, Governor Doug Ducey rescinded orders that direct K-12 schools to require masks. However, K-12 school districts still maintain the right to institute and enforce policies to mitigate against COVID-19 spread, including the use of masks.
At this time, the Roosevelt School District will continue to enforce the district’s mask policy and require all staff, students and visitors to wear face masks at all times.
Safety is our highest priority and we will continue to work together to mitigate the spread of the virus, including wearing face coverings, washing hands with soap and warm water; using hand sanitizer; cleaning and maintaining healthy facilities; and staying home when sick.
Thank you.
At the end of March, we welcomed students back to in-person learning at all 19 of our schools. Our teachers and staff were so excited to see them come back and took great care to make sure that they were able to stay healthy while they were back. Some of our principals and students put in their own words what that week meant to them.
Our district provides resources, workshops and events to help our families thrive. During this pandemic, it's even more important for us to come together and help each other. We will continue to update the Family & Community Engagement Workshop page frequently with new, virtual workshops and events. As you will notice, some of the virtual events are district-wide for all parents and families to attend and some are school based.
As part of Read Across America week, Valley View Leadership Academy students were able to meet FrightVision author Culliver Crantz. The students worked together to create a vision board for a scary story called, "The Lake House," featuring the main character, "Mr. LaPrise." After creating the "FrightVision" students were able to ask the author questions.
T.G. Barr principal, Ashley Hargrave and social worker Wendy Harris, have partnered with a nonprofit organization called For Goodness Cakes that provides birthday cakes to underserved communities. They have provided birthday cakes for each student.
We celebrated School Social Work Week from March 8 through March 12 by recognizing them and the amazing work they do in our schools and our communities. Additionally, Arizona State University honored our RSD social workers at an event on March 12.
Roosevelt School District No. 66 is committed to providing our many stakeholders and citizens with a complete accounting of how our tax resources are spent, as well as providing insight into the financial operations of our school district. In addition to the information below, please visit our Financial Transparency page for more information.
View A Text-Based Roosevelt School District No. 66 Spending Report for Fiscal Year 2019
View Original Roosevelt School District No. 66 Spending Report for Fiscal Year 2019
If you, or someone you know, needs special assistance with a disability to access any content on this web site, please contact 602-243-4841or email william.argeros@rsd66.org. For other, general district questions, please call 602-243-4800.
For the next two weeks, we are holding an Enrollment Drive to ensure 100% of families hear about our new student health service from Hazel Health. With Hazel, students now have access to doctor visits right from their home through any device, including mobile.
Parents - Please sign our new Student Health form: my.hazel.co/rsd66/consent
If you have already completed the form, thank you! Help us reach 100% of families this week by reminding your fellow RSD families to opt-in or opt-out of this new service by next Friday.
Hazel provides extended student health services including:
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM SCHOOL BOARD MEETING @ RSD District Office - Virtual Streamed Online
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Our district provides resources workshops and events to help our families thrive. During this pandemic, it's even more important for us to come together and help each other. We will continue to update the Family & Community Engagement Workshop page frequently with new, virtual workshops and events. As you will notice, some of the virtual events are district-wide for all parents and families to attend and some are school based.
Send your children to the bus stop at the right time, every time. Download the Here Comes the Bus App today! School code is 87560.
For more information visit the RSD Here Comes the Bus Page, or visit HereComesTheBus.com.