September

4 - Labor Day - No School

11 - Hero's Day

- PTO Meeting, 4-5 PM

12 - Fall Picture Day

21 - 10 - PTO Fundraiser ( Sweet & Simple Kettle Corn)

28 - Costume Closet, Time TBA

Core values are defined, implemented, and embedded into school culture.

Schools that effectively emphasize character development bring together all stakeholders to consider and agree on specific character strengths that will serve as the school’s core values. These basic values transcend religious and cultural differences and express our common humanity. Ideally, a balance of moral, performance, intellectual, and civic character strengths, these “shared values” represent the school’s highest priorities and deeply held beliefs. A school committed to its students’ character development uses a common language to teach, model and integrate their core values into all aspects of school life. When Principle 1 is fully integrated, all staff, students, and parents can explain how their “shared values” are a distinctive feature of their school.

The school defines “character” comprehensively to include thinking, feeling, and doing.

The “core values” of a school serve as touchstones that guide and shape a student’s thinking, feelings, and actions. Principle 2 focuses on how a school helps its students understand, care about, and consistently practice the core values that will enable them to flourish in school, in relationships, in the workplace, and as citizens. Students need opportunities to study and discuss each core value, to connect their social and emotional skills to the patterns of behaviors associated with each core value, and ultimately to internalize and express in their own words why they want to consistently practice these character strengths.

We would love to have the male figues of our students come spend some time at school to provide safety and a positive role model.

*Watch DOGS is not just for males. If we have a mom, aunt, or grandma that wishes to participate, you are welcome.

Do you know someone 50+ who would be interested in helping a child learn to love reading and learning? Oasis Intergenerational Tutoring pairs volunteers ages 50+ with children in grades K-3 to work one-on-one each week as their tutors, mentors and friends. They can tutor one child or several, on a one-on-one basis each week throughout the school year.

Anyone interested can sign up today by calling 314-995-9506 or visiting https://st-louis.oasisnet.org/tutoring/. Training will be on October 18 from 9:00-1:00 at Central Office.

Our Store will stay open all year. You may purchase at any time.

If you have any changes to how your student will get home you may:

1. Call Mrs. Owens in the office

2. Dojo Mrs. Owens directly

⚠️We will accept changes until 2:30 PM⚠️

The Meramec Valley R-III School District receives federal funds under ESSA Title programs, such as funds for reading specialists, Project Lead the Way supplies, and training for counselors. Below is a link for complaint procedures regarding ESSA programs:

Email: dmunson@mvr3.k12.mo.us

Phone: (636) 271-1448

Robertsville Elementary School is one of five elementary schools within the Meramec Valley R-III School District. Located in Robertsville, Missouri we service the Robertsville and Villa Ridge communities. We currently serve approximately 160 students compromised of Kindergarten - 4th Grade.

Robertsville Elementary School is a positive learning environment where dedicated staff, students, and families actively engage in and provide a meaningful education experience for all!