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Friday, February 1st is Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day.

Children want to experience what you do at work to give them ideas for their futures. Show them that Workforce Development is for everyone by joining millions of Americans participating in and inspiring dream careers for a new generation.

Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day 2019 flyer

The December Pink Packet has been delivered to the teachers! Make sure you read through the forms and mark your calendars with all of the important dates.

December Pink Packet

Better late than never! Here’s the Pink Packet for November. If you are interested in selling any items at Trash to Treasure, you may still return your payment and form to reserve your spot. Also, don’t forget we have Galaxy Skateway Night on November 30th coming up. Bring the flyer and a portion of the admission will go to RES for the 5th Grade Social.

November Pink Packet

Ramblewood is doing it’s part to help those in need this Thanksgiving. We are collecting food, gift cards, and money to assist families in need. Drop any donations off in the Front Office November 1st through 9th. We have put together a short list of items by grade level if you are wondering what types of food we are looking for.

Thank you in advance for your contribution!

Please review the electronic copy of the SMART Program at a Glance pamphlet, which provides a look at projects currently underway as well as insight into upcoming SMART Program initiatives.

Smiley Face Math is a program designed to enhance your child’s journey through mathematics. It will help students develop problem-solving skills, and critical and creative thinking. The program is run by PTO parents and is available to students from Kindergarten through 5th grade who want to try, regardless of prior success in mathematics. We encourage involvement in the program through positive feedback and incentive rewards.

* How does it work? The worksheets will be emailed to you, or if necessary, printed and sent home with your child. Worksheets will be graded and returned to the students the following Friday so they can see what they accomplished and see how many smiley faces they have earned. Each problem is ranked accordingly to the level of difficulty. The number of smiley faces you see beside a problem indicates its level. As the number of smiley faces increases, so does the level of difficulty.

* When does it start? The program will start on November 2nd and end on February 1st.

* Is my child supposed to complete every problem? It is not expected that students know the answer to every problem on every worksheet. The process of interpreting, understanding, and trying different strategies is valuable in the attainment of mathematical power.

* Can I help my child with the answers? Your role in Smiley Face Math will be to encourage and facilitate problem solving. Feel free to offer guidance toward certain strategies and read the problems to your child, but please do not give the answer. For this program to be effective, the thinking should be done by the student.

If you would like your child to participate in the Smiley Face Math enrichment program, please complete the requested information form and return it to your child’s teacher no later than October 26th.

Are you or someone you know experiencing changes in mood or appetite, feeling anxious, increased stress level, difficulty with coping, concentrating, sleeping or focusing in the aftermath of the MSD tragedy? If so, please reach out to one of the following organizations to receive private and personalized free trauma counseling by a trained professional.

MSD Free Trauma Counseling Info

Broward County Public Schools Counseling and BRACE Advisement department will be hosting a series of community workshops for students and parents.

Community Workshops Flyer

The safety and security of our students, staff and schools remain the highest priorities for Broward County Public Schools (BCPS). We encourage everyone to ‘say something if you see something’ because the safety of our schools is the collective responsibility of the entire community. We want to make you aware of a couple of resources that have been developed to improve public safety by allowing individuals to report potential threats and suspicious activity.  Read the Superintendent’s letter.

The October Pink Packet has been delivered to the teachers! Make sure you read through the forms and mark your calendars with all of the important dates (Fall Social details and meetings, $1 Dress-up days, Red Ribbon Week, etc.).

October Pink Packet