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Upcoming Events
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Dallas Brass to perform at RMS on Thurs., Nov 17. Over 400 band students across the district will work and perform with the Dallas Brass during their two day residency. Click here to read more and to reserve your tickets.
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 CHS Theatre Department presents On the Air! Nov. 16, 3:30 p.m., Nov. 17-19, 7 p.m. A locally written and produced show, On the Air! takes the audience back to a 1940s radio sound stage with radio favorites "Ma Perkins," "The Shadow" and "Your Hit Parade." Tickets are available day of show. $6/general admission; $4/students and seniors.
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Participate in Give to the Max Day today! Nov. 16.
 What if you could help the Seven Dreams Education Foundation (SDEF) get $1000 just by giving $10? On November 16, Give to the Max Day, you can make a difference by donating online through GiveMN.org.
Last year SDEF raised almost $5,000. All the money was used to provide hands-on learning opportunities for students in Robbinsdale Area Schools. Every dollar you donate (up to $1,000) will be matched by an anonymous donation. What an incredible way to make an even greater impact. Click here to make a donation.
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Just the Facts | |
 The District Administration has a "PLAN" to eliminate current district busing?
Click here for more information. |
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School Board News | |
The School Board met Monday, November 14 for a Regular Meeting
For up-to-date School Board news, click on Minutes, Podcast and Webcast below.
School Board Resources:
- Agenda
- Calendar
- Minutes, Podcast and Webcast |
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Spotlight on School Psychologists
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National School Psychology Awareness Week:
Helping Students, Staff and Families Make the Connection!
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Pictured L to R: Kris Peterson, Sarah Warner, Ashley Sherwood, Tracy Ogren, David Peterson, Kristin Peterson, Tim Shaikoski, Becki Winter, Karen Anderson, Sonja Deretich. Not pictured: Beth Overstad
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School psychologists are in a unique role to facilitate students' connections at school. School psychologists work directly with students providing educational assessments, leading individual and group social skills development sessions, guiding learning strategies and problem solving skills, and helping students develop positive self concepts by linking efforts to achievements. The importance of connections is not limited to students. School psychologists also consult and collaborate with teachers, counselors, aides, administrators, and parents.
Helping our students and schools focus on strengthening positive relationships and increasing positive connections is at the heart of National School Psychology Awareness Week, November 14-18, 2011. The theme, "Every link matters. Make a connection." is directed to students, but also carries an important message to all adults.
Click here to read more by Tim Shaikoski, MS Ed. School Psychologist at Robbinsdale Armstrong High School.
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District News
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Get Connected to Robbinsdale Area Schools 
Did you know that we have a thriving Facebook page? We're also on Twitter! Check us out!
Like us and follow our news! Go to www.rdale.org, and click on the Facebook and/or Twitter icons at the top of the homepage.
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Check out the Fall Music Festival online picture gallery
A Big Thank You to parent Markus Akre, who volunteered to document this fabulous concert with his camera. These amazing pictures are free to download for everyone, and you will most likely see your child in one of them! If you order a print or one of the merchandise items from the site, 100% of the net profit will be donated to the Arts Booster Club.
You can also view the a video of the concert on Rdale.org. Click on the Webcasts icon on the district homepage.
The pictures are available to view by clicking here.
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School News | |
Golden Valley Readers are Leaders
Join Mayor Loomis and Mayor-Elect Harris, along with other Golden Valley leaders, on Friday, November 18, for a special school wide literacy event at Noble Elementary School from 2 - 3 p.m. "Golden Valley Leaders" will read to students in classrooms before Noble ends the day with a school wide read-in to be held in the gym.
"Noble has collaborated with the Golden Valley Fire Department in various ways for the past three years on promoting literacy both at home and at school. This event is an extension of that partnership to include other city offices as well," explained Melissa Kivi, Noble Elementary School Reading Specialist.
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Community Ed
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 Looking for time to get things done? Community Ed can take care of your children with hands-on, fun learning opportunities.
SUPER SATURDAY for ages 3 - grade 5, Sat., Dec. 10, 9 a.m.- 1 p.m.
Winnetka Learning Center, 7940 55th Ave N, New Hope
Classes for Ages 3-5
Kitchen Science Kid Moves
Lego Land (for Ages 4-5 only) The Mitten
Mixed Up Art Wet 'n Wild Minnesota
Classes for Kindergarten-Grade 5
Beach Blanket Bonanza Dance to Your Favorite Artist
DDR Electronic X
Extreme Legos Fabulous Fleece
Make Your Own Calendar Sensational Slime
Video Game Animation: Nintendo Games
Winter Wonderland Treats
For more information and to register, click here.
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