Principal, Cristela Cardenas 879-3204

cardenasc@vailschooldistrict.org

Assistant Principal, Kim Valdez

879-3212 valdezk@vailschooldistrict.org

Office: (520) 879-3200 Fax: (520) 879-3201

Safe Schools: (520) 879-1111

Website: http://rvms.vail.k12.az.us

Rincon Vista Office Hours 7:30 a.m - 3:30 p.m.

Site Based Council

Carla Dominice-Newton, Cert. Staff Briana Fonseca, Certified Staff Kadee Hughes, Parent/Community Andrea Looney, Parent/Community Jayme Morris, Parent/Community David Resnick, Parent/Community

February

2-14 NJHS Pennies for Patients Drive 3 Girls Basketball & Boys Soccer @ Home vs. VAHS ~ 3:45 p.m. 3 Wrestling @ OVMS ~ 3:45 p.m. 5 Girls Basketball & Boys Soccer @ CFMS~ 3:45 6 Parent/Teacher Conferences ~ Students Dismissed at Noon 7 Parent/Teacher Conference ~ Students Dismissed at Noon 10 Girls Basketball & Boys Soccer @ DSMS ~ 3:45 p.m. 10 Wrestling @ Home vs. DSMS ~ 3:45 p.m. 11 Site Council Meeting ~ RVMS Conference Room @ 4:30 p.m. 12 Wrestling @ DSMS ~ 3:45 p.m. 12 Girls Basketball & Boys Soccer @ Home vs. DSMS ~ 3:45 p.m. 14 Teacher Inservice Day ~ Noon Dismissal 15 Vail Pride Day @ Pima County Fair Grounds 9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 24-25 Benchmark Testing #3 ~ ELA/MA ~ 6th & 8th 24-27 Benchmark Testing #3 ~ ELA/MA ~ 6th & 8th 26-27 Benchmark Testing #3 ~ Science~ 7th & 8th Only 27 PTO Meeting ~ 6:00 p.m. ~ RVMS Community Room 17 Girls Basketball & Boys Soccer @ home vs. OVMS ~ 3:45 p.m. 19 Girls Basketball & Boys Soccer @ home vs. ES ~ 3:45 p.m. 20-21 Rodeo Break ~ No School 24 Girls Basketball @ RVMS vs. VAHS (VAHS Home Team) ~ 3:45 24 Boys Soccer @ VAHS ~ 3:45 p.m. 26 Wrestling @ CFMS ~ 3:45 p.m.

March

2-3 Benchmark #3 Advanced Math Grade Level Testing 9-12 Intersession 9-20 Spring Break 23 School Resumes 24-26 AzMERIT Practice Testing begins 30-4/24 AzMERIT Testing Window

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From the PrincipalFebruary 2020

Dear RVMS Families:

It is rewarding to see your children grow physically and academically throughout the year. As I walk around classes, attend sporting events and special activities, it is amazing to see them growing up right before our eyes!

It’s important to see your child at school everyday. Our curriculum calendar is rigorous and challenging. No amount of make-up work can take the place of in-class instruction, learning with peers, interacting with the teacher, or asking questions in real-time about the content. Being in school everyday raises your student’s academic achievement and helps him/her feel more connected to the school community. It is also a positive habit that can carry over when your child seeks employment.

Our belief in solid school attendance is supported by the District’s Raising Expectations Policy. If your student has 9 or more excused or unexcused absences in a semester, he/she will be required to complete 12 hours of remediation. Regular school attendance supports learning and achievement. Not everything missed during an absence can be made up, however focused tutoring and support from your student’s teacher is certainly an important way to help your student catch up.

Progress reports for students will be available via Powerschool beginning February 7th. You are also able to check your child’s current grades and attendance record on PowerSchool. Additionally, students are tracking their own grade progress and attendance.

We look forward to seeing you next week for conferences on Thursday (2/6) and Friday (2/7). Please contact your child’s teacher(s) if you are unable to attend during our posted conference hours:

• Thursday, Feb 6th 12:30 pm – 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. • Friday, Feb 7th 12:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Happy February,

Cristela Cardenas Principal, RVMS

2/24/15

VAIL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 20 “Where Education is a Community Effort”

RAISING EXPECTATIONS

The following policies were enacted to focus attention on the value of academic achievement and to increase accountability.

REWARDS 1. Students who pass each section of the

AzMERIT will receive a ribbon. 2. Students who pass all sections of the

AzMERIT and “exceed” the standard on one or more tests will receive a plaque.

3. Students who “exceed” all sections of the

AzMERIT will receive a trophy.

REQUIRED INTERVENTIONS 1. A District Assessment will be given to all

students for math and reading prior to the end of the first three quarters. • Any 3rd - 5th grade student who does not

meet the district assessment standard will be required to complete 12 hours of remediation for each deficient area.

• Any 6th - 8th grade student who falls far below the district assessment standard will be required to complete 12 hours of remediation for each deficient area.

2. If at the end of the1st, 2nd, or the 3rd grading

period a student has an F in a core course (math, language arts, reading, science or social studies), the student will be required to successfully complete a minimum of 12 hours of remediation for each failing grade.

3. If at the end of the 4th grading period a student

has an F in a core course, the student will be required to successfully complete12 hours of remediation for each failing grade during the summer break. Eighth grade students who fail a core course in the 4th quarter will not be permitted to participate in promotion ceremonies.

Remediation may include one or more of the following:

1. Tutoring 2. Intersession courses 3. Summer school 4. Saturday school 5. Additional academic courses in lieu

of Specials or Electives 6. Private or Commercial Tutoring pre-

approved by the principal

CONSEQUENCES Students who fail to successfully complete required remediation will be retained. High School AIMS results will be posted on student’s permanent transcripts. NOTES • Individual schools may choose to implement

complementary positive and negative consequences for all testing programs.

• Special Education students requiring interventions will be referred to the IEP team.

• Students will be treated as individuals and principals will have the authority to make exceptions.

• Any retention decision may be appealed to the Governing Board, as per board policy.

GRADES 3 THROUGH 8

EXCESSIVE ABSENCES Regular school attendance promotes learning and achievement; therefore, students who have nine or more days of excused or unexcused absences in a semester will be required to complete 12 hours of remediation.

Important Roadrunner Information

Parent Teacher ConferencesFebruary 6th & 7th

12:00 p.m. Dismissal Each DayParent-Teacher Conferences are extremely important to attend as they provide the

opportunity for you, your child, and your child’s teachers to meet and review your

student’s progress.

Thursday, February 6th, 12:30 - 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Friday, February 7th, 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Conferences for all grades and all teachers (including Art, Music, STEM, PE, ELP, and

Special Education) will be conducted on a walk-in basis with your child’s team.

It is our goal to meet with 100% of our parents! If you are unable to attend conferences

during these times, please contact your child’s teachers via e-mail or phone to arrange for

another opportunity to talk.

We look forward to meeting with you!

REMEDIATION HOURS Please take time this quarter to check with your child and his or her advisory teacher to determine if there are any remediation hours that need to be served either in after school remediation or the reteach classes. The after school remediation schedule can be found on our school website or in this newsletter.

We will also be offering Intersession classes in reading and math during the first week of the spring break, March 9th - 12th, for students to makeup up hours for reading or math, with the recommendation of the classroom teacher. These classes will be developed as well to help students be successful on the upcoming AZMerit test. More information will be forthcoming in February and available at parent-teacher conferences.

NJHS PENNIES FOR PATIENTS Pennies for Patients, sponsored by the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and our local Rincon Vista chapter of the National Junior Honor Society, is a science-based, service learning program. We connect schools with local blood cancer patients, provide tangible life skills to participants, and allow students to see the impact they're making in the lives of others. Our goal this year is to raise $2000.00. Our campaign will run from February 3rd- February 14th!

FROM THE HEALTH OFFICE

It is cold and flu season. We are experiencing normal rates of illness for this time of year. We encourage you to monitor your children for cold or flu-like symptoms and keep them home if they are sick.

The following are reminders to help prevent the spread of illness.

• Clean hands with soap and water or alcohol-based hand rub • Cover nose and mouth when coughing and sneezing • Avoid close contact with anyone with cold or flu-like symptoms

The Vail School District takes the health and safety of our students very seriously. If you have any concerns about the health and safety at your child’s school please contact the principal or health aide directly.

Donna Carbajal, Health Aide

520-879-3210

carbajald@vailschooldistrict.org

Important Roadrunner Information

ATTENTION 8TH GRADE PARENTS IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER

RVMS 8th Grade Promotion Activities:

19th 8th Grade Field Trip

20th 8th Grade Breakfast and Promotion Practice - ALL DAY

21st 9:00-10:00 am - 8th Grade Promotion

SUPER SPELLERS! Congratulations to Emma Ilac (6th), Trevlyn Brimhall (7th), and Ciara Ledford (8th) who won their grade level spelling bees this past December! These students advanced to the District Spelling Bee which took place Friday, 17 January 2020, at the Vail Theatre of the Arts. After a number of difficult words and extensive rounds, Emma placed second for the 6th grade district spellers while Trevlyn and Ciara advanced to the championship round. Trevlyn Brimhall spelled her way to fourth

place, and Ciara earned second place and a seat at the next level. Ciara Ledford will represent Rincon Vista Middle and Vail School District at the Pima County Spelling Bee on Friday, 15 February 2020. Good luck, Ciara!

YEARBOOK Rincon Vista yearbooks are on sale now for $30.00. Quantities are limited, so order yours today at: https://inter-state.com/YearbookEntry/30283Z

POWERSCHOOL PARENT ACCOUNTS

Dear Parents,

As we start moving through the next few months, we wanted to take the time to remind you that all enrollment processes are being conducted on line through PowerSchool. It is very important that you have an active and accessible PowerSchool account in order to complete the annual enrollment/update process.

Additionally, we are using Schoology more and more to communicate with parents, so an active and accessible account is also needed for Schoology.

If you need a new account set up, or help accessing an ex is t ing account , p lease contac t us at rvmsparentaccounts@vailschooldistrict.org. Please allow 24-48 hours for a reply.

Thank you.

Important Roadrunner Information Cont.

RVMS Student Attendance PolicyATTENDANCE

Regular attendance contributes to success in school. At Rincon Vista Middle School, attendance is one of our highest priorities.

A close correlation between attendance and academic achievement has always existed. Likewise, success in the job market is also dependent upon establishing good attendance patterns and work habits. It is with these thoughts in mind that the attendance policy has been developed.

It is our objective to assist students in developing more responsibility and to maintain acceptable attendance behavior. Reading the material and performing satisfactorily on tests does not compensate for the loss of insight gained during class discussion. The daily student/teacher/peer dialogue is extremely important and cannot be duplicated effectively outside of school. Each student contributes to the learning atmosphere.

Parents’ strong commitment to see that their children attend school daily and arrive on time is critical.

ABSENCES

When a sickness or other obligations make an absence necessary, we request that parents call the Rincon Vista Attendance Office at 879-3203 by 8:15 a.m. the morning of the absence. If we do not receive a phone call, we will try to verify the absence by calling the parent.

If a student is absent for more than one day, please call each day. We cannot assume the student is sick. An unexcused absence will occur if we cannot verify the absence from phone contact or written communication.

Absences shall be excused only for necessary and important reasons including illness, bereavement, other family emergencies, observances of major religious holidays of the family’s faith, and medical appointments that cannot reasonably be scheduled during non-school time.

School administrators may deem absences for family vacations excused as long as the absences are arranged at least 48 hours in advance and are limited to no more than five days per semester. However, administration has the authority to deem family vacations as unexcused absences if the student already has excessive absences or is making unsatisfactory academic progress.

We ask that you please work to schedule vacations and appointments outside of the regular school day. If an absence is planned, please make arrangements with the student’s teachers for make-up work. A student is provided one day to make-up assignments per each day of excused absence.

If you know your child is going to be checking out during the school day, please send a note with the student to be given to the school office.

EXCESSIVE ABSENCES

Students who have nine or more days of excused or unexcused absences in a semester will be required to complete 12 hours of remediation (See District Raising Expectations policy – enclosed in this newsletter and page 21 of the RVMS Student Handbook). A student’s full or half-day absence is calculated by the number of academic minutes he/she is in attendance at school.

RVMS Student Attendance Policy Cont.ARRIVING LATE OR LEAVING EARLY

It is important for students to arrive on time to school for a variety of reasons such as: • Being late can cause a disruption to the

class. • Students may miss important information if

they are late. • Being on time is an important life skill for

students.

Please be aware of the following policies should a student happen to be late to school: • Only medical and dental appointments

may be deemed as excused tardies. A student must have a note from the office of the medical practitioner at the time he/she is tardy in order for the tardy to be excused.

• Emergencies and special circumstances may be approved at administration’s discretion.

• Students who receive an unexcused tardy receive a “No” stamp for PRIDE. Students with continued unexcused tardies will be deemed as truant and law enforcement will be contacted.

Students who are tardy are to report to the office and sign in. Students leaving early must have permission from a parent. For safety reasons, students may not check themselves out of school. Only authorized persons may check a student out.

MISSING ASSIGNMENTS

Upon returning to school, students will be responsible for compiling and completing missing assignments. Make-up work should not exceed one week from the time a student returns to school following an absence.

HOMEWORK REQUESTS

A request for homework can be made when the absence is called in. Requested work may be picked up the following day. Work may also be

sent home with another student the following day. Requests can be made to the teacher or the school office.

WITHDRAWING FROM SCHOOL

As documentation helps to ensure uniform and comparable data across schools, districts and charters are to use the form: Official Notice of Pupil Withdrawal when a student withdraws during the school year.

Furthermore, Arizona state law requires that a properly executed withdrawal form be presented to a school if the student previously attended another school within the state of Arizona. (A.R.S. 15-827)

It is helpful if you can provide the RVMS office with your new address and the name of your new school at the time of withdrawal.

Students who withdraw are responsible for returning all books and paying for any lost or damaged books. This also applies to school athletic uniforms and/or any other equipment or materials.

INCLEMENT WEATHER

In cases of inclement weather, please check our school’s web site at rvms.vail.k12.az.us or call our front office at 879-3200 to gain information and updates on how this may affect the opening of school on such a day.

TRUANCY

Unexcused absences may be deemed as truant. Truancy is a violation of state and local attendance laws and is considered a serious offense. Continued truancy may result in legal action against the parents or guardians. The Arizona Compulsory Attendance Law makes it the legal responsibility of parents to have their children in school on a regular basis.

2020-2021 Open EnrollmentDearOpenEnrollmentFamilies,

Vail Unified School District accepts applica9ons fromVUSD parentswishing to havetheirchilda>endaVailschooloutsideoftheirhomeschoola>endanceboundaryarea(In-District Transfer), as well as from parents living outside of the VUSD districtboundarieswhowishtohavetheirchildconsideredforenrollment inaVUSDschool(OpenEnrollment).

Open enrollment/transfer applica9ons are considered on an annual basis and aseparateapplica9onmustbesubmi>ed foreachstudenteachyear.Studentswillbeacceptedbasedonspaceavailabilityattheschool/grade/program.

The 2020-2021 online applica9on can be accessed beginning December 1st on theVUSDwebsiteunder“OurSchools”andthen“Registra9onInforma9on”orthroughthefollowing link: h>ps://vailschooldistrict.org/our-schools/registra9on-informa9on/#1454604958106-ad259a8f-9597

Ifyouhaveanyques9onsorconcerns,pleasedonothesitatetocontactmedirectlyat520-879-3982orscanlonp@vailschooldistrict.org.

Thankyou,

PamelaJ.Scanlon,M.Ed.DistrictEnrollmentCoordinatorPhone:(520)879-3982

VailUnifiedSchoolDistricth>p://www.vailschooldistrict.org/

VAIL PRIDE DAY 2020“WE are Vail. WE got This!”

“Where Education is a Community Effort”

Saturday, February 15th9:00am - 4:30pm

Pima County Fairgrounds

FREE ADMISSION

EVENTSAcademic Jeopardy

Art Galleries•Awards Ceremony•Community Booths

Finale Parade •Jumping Castles K-8 Music Concerts•Kid ZoneMath Bowl•School Displays

Special PerformancesSTEM Showcase

THANK YOU TO OURSIGNATURE SPONSORS!

GOLD SPONSORS

PLATINUM SPONSOR

DIAMOND EVENT SPONSORS

Aramark•Casas Adobes Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery PC•Chick-fil-A Tanque VerdeHoughton Town Center/Rita Tech Park & Rocking K

Edgenuity•Hughes Federal Credit UnionJim Click Nissan•KB Home

Lloyd Construction Company, Inc.•Native Grill & WingsNorthwest Healthcare•Pizza Hut of Arizona, Inc.

Solar Solution AZ, LLC•Steamy ConceptsTMC Healthcare•Truly Nolen Pest Control

Tucson Smiles Pediatric DentistryVail Medical Center & Weight Loss

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PTO PostcardDear RVMS Families, Thank you to everyone who donated disinfecting wipes, we appreciate it. We would also like to THANK everyone who helped and participated in the Annual Silverbell 5K Kim Conca Pancake Breakfast. We are proud to say that this event was a GREAT success! For the month of February, we would like to help teachers by doing a PAPER DRIVE. Please consider supporting our paper drive by donating a ream or two of copy paper. Thank you in advance!

Our next PTO meeting will be Thursday, February 27th in the RVMS community room at 6:15 pm. PTO is running the snack bar for Season 3 sports home games and we would love your help! Let us know if you are interested in helping in the snack bar. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. Isabelle Giroux Bouchard PTO President rvmspto@vailschooldistrict.org

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