Rocky Ford Schools Newsletter
For the Week of May 18, 2026
For the Week of: May 18, 2026
We want your voice!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts as we seek to continually improve our practices. Please take a moment to complete one of the following surveys. Just click on the image.
For Families and Community members:
For Families and Community members:
Para las Familias y los Miembros de la Comunidad
For Students - past and present!
Events for our last two weeks
Save the Dates!
No "Save the Dates". Everything appears in the 2-week calendar.
What is for Breakfast and Lunch?
Click on the "School Lunch" image to see the full menu options!!
What's happening in the classrooms?
We are hoping to expand this section soon! We want to share highlights from the past week.
Learning Series: Cell phone and Personal Devices usage
Below is the document in it's entirety. The image is still a link to more reader friendly version.
Proposed changes to Dress Code
Despite our attempts to keep the dress code simple and understandable. We hope a visual will help to further clarify. While the dress code is being updated for the next school year, it is very similar to what is currently in place.
Click on the image to read a draft of the proposed policy.
Other Helpful Information
School Day Hours:
The school day starts at 7:40a. The tardy bell rings at 7:45a.
The school day ends at 4:00p.
These times are for both Rocky Ford Elementary and Rocky Ford Jr/Sr High School
Protective Covers for Chromebooks
All student-issued Chromebooks now include a protective outer shell designed to reduce damage to the device. This protective cover is required and is part of the Chromebook insurance plan. If a student removes the protective cover, the insurance coverage is voided. In the event that damage occurs while the cover has been removed, parents/guardians may be responsible for the cost of repair or replacement. Please talk with your student about the importance of keeping the protective cover on their Chromebook at all times. Your support helps us ensure devices remain in good condition for student learning.