The Rolling Hills R.O.A.R. !
RHE Organizational Accolades & Resources for Parents
March 2025: Spring Break Edition
3 R's for Spring Break: Relaxation, Remediation, Reflection !
A Note from the Principal's Desk
A Note from the Principal's Desk...
Dear Rolling Hills Families ,
We are looking forward welcoming our students back on Monday, March 17th ! Don't forget that it's PICTURE DAY !
We hope you've have had a terrific Spring Break vacation. We're all looking forward to the final portion of the year, with all the excitement it brings. We look froward to your student's academic success, field day, and awards ceremonies!
Please read for our upcoming March and April events, and remember that you can always stay up-to-date by checking "Thrillshare" which is our main communication platform (voice text, text messaging, email, etc.) Class DoJo for communication from the teachers or joining our social media pages ! Enjoy Spring Break!
See you soon!
Principal Johnson
Last Day of Spring Break Ideas for the Entire Family !
Spring break can be a relaxing and fun time for students and the entire family can get in on the fun, too! These at-home activities involve the entire family, and they're perfect for bonding with loved ones:
- Have a family movie night (and don't forget the popcorn!)
- Lay out sleeping bags for a living room slumber party
- Tackle household chores together (washing the car, giving the dog a bath, etc.)
- Play classic board or card games like Monopoly, Connect Four, Uno or Taboo
- Reminisce by looking at old home videos or photos
- Make a special dinner together
- Do a family book club—everyone reads the same book and then discusses it
- Set up an obstacle course (you can do this indoors or outdoors)
- Throw a dance party with your family's favorite tunes
- Learn classic yard games like Red Light, Grren Light, Hopscotch, or Kick Ball
- Go bowling outdoors; you simply need some bottles or pins and a ball
- Try out an online exercise video or learn a line dance with You Tube
- Bike around the block
- Host your own family Olympic games in the backyard
- Play "floor is lava"
SPRING PICTURE DAY: Monday, March 17, 2025
📷 Picture Day Information
Picture Day is coming and Students will have both class and individual pictures taken during school hours on Monday March 17th.! Lifetouch School Photography, known for capturing school pictures from K-12 nationwide, will take our school photos this semester. For more information about Picture Day, check out the envelope you were provided or visit: https://schools.lifetouch.com/for-your-families/
Student may wear Spring attire for their pictures.
🗓 Important Dates
📸 March 17 Picture Day
March 20 Academic Parent Night at the Hills
March 22 District Transition and Community Fair
April 5 Lancaster ISD Job Fair
April 7 6th Six Weeks Begins
April 11 STAAR PEP Rally @ LHS Coliseum
April 15 STAAR Reading Grades 3,4,5
April 18 Good Friday STAFF/STUDENT Holiday
April 22 STAAR Science 5th Only
April 29 STAAR Math Grades 3,4,5
May 16 Field Day: House Competition
May 19 Awards Day: PK 9 AM / Kindergarten 2 PM
May 20 Awards Day: 1st Grade 9 AM / 2nd Grade 2 PM
May 21 Awards Day: 3rd Grade 9 AM / 4th Grade 2 PM
May 22 Awards Day: 5th Grade 9:30 AM
May 22 Last Day of School: EARLY RELEASE DAY
ACADEMIC PARENT NIGHT FOR PRE-K THROUGH 5th GRADE!
PLEASE PLAN TO JOIN US !
"WWE": Working With Excellence RE-WIND...! STAAR Smackdown!
We are being intentional about spending additional time to ensure our 3rd, 4th, and 5th, grade students are prepared for the upcoming STAAR Assessments. Our Boot Camp to "SMACK DOWN the STAAR" will be taking place during the school day to address high needs concepts. Please place the following dates on your calendar:
Tuesday, April 15th, Reading Grades 3, 4, 5
Tuesday, April 22nd, Science Grade 5
Tuesday, April 29th, Math Grades 3, 4, 5
We look forward to both the individual and collective success of our school community. We appreciate all you do as educators and parents to make sure teaching and learning occurs each day !
RHE HOUSE MEETING: R-E-S-P-E-C-T !
HOUSE T-Shirt Sale ! Ordering opens the week of March 17th for FIELD DAY !
Get ready to order: Field Day is scheduled for Friday, May 16th !
For Your Review: LISD CELL PHONE POLICY
Possession and Use of Personal Telecommunications Devices, Including Mobile Telephones
For safety purposes, the district permits students to possess personal mobile telephones; however, these devices must remain turned off during the instructional day, including during all testing, unless they are being used for approved instructional purposes. A student must have approval to possess other telecommunications devices such as netbooks, laptops, tablets, or other portable computers. The use of mobile telephones or any device capable of capturing images or recording fights is strictly prohibited in all areas of the school including locker rooms and restrooms areas while at school or at a school-related or schoolsponsored event. If a student uses a telecommunications device without authorization during the school day, the device will be confiscated. The parent may pick up the confiscated telecommunications device from the principal’s office for a fee of $15.
Unacceptable and Inappropriate Use of Technology Resources:
Students are prohibited from possessing, sending, forwarding, posting, accessing, or displaying electronic messages that are abusive, obscene, sexually oriented, threatening, harassing, damaging to another’s reputation, or illegal. This prohibition also applies to conduct off school property, whether the equipment used to send such messages is district-owned or personally owned, if it results in a substantial disruption to the educational environment.
MARCH is WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH ! Tell "HERstory..."
Our 2024-2025 Theme: The BLUEPRINT of RHExcellence: Plan, Manage, Execute!
During the 2024-2025 school year, at Rolling Hills Engineering Academy teachers and campus staff will plan, manage, and execute as we address how teaching and learning will occur on our campus. Our ultimate goal is student academic achievement and social-emotional well-being so we will be intentional about what we do daily to ensure students succeed both academically and socially.