Please join us for the last PTA meeting this school year.
Meeting will be Tuesday March 21st starting at 2:00 p.m.
On the agenda we will be discussing the end of the year Field Day. 5th Grade promotion and Breakfast send off.
Come help us celebrate another successful school year with the PTA.
Preschool registration is open for enrollment for any child that is 4 years old by December 1st. Please stop by the office to pick up a registration packet. Must live in the River Oaks boundaries.
Kindergarten registration is also open for enrollment you child must be 5 by September 1st. Please stop by the office to pick up a registration packet. You must live in the River Oaks boundaries.
Rhonda Walker from Channel 4 news surprised a First Grader Kylie Fitch with a classroom Donut Party and a certificate for being one of Rhonda’s Brag Book students. Kylie was nominated by her grandma.
River Oaks PTA is selling carnations for Mother’s Day. They are $1.00 each. Your child will be coming home with a yellow flyer with all the information on it. Please fill out the form and send it back to school by May 8th with your child. Flowers will be delivered on Friday, May 10th. Please send in cash only.
PTA will be having their last bake sale this Friday May 3rd.
PTA is looking for donations for this bake sale.
Little Debbie Cakes, cupcakes, cookies, chips, and etc.
Thank you to all the parents who have donated to our monthly bake sales we appreciate your support!
Please drop off your donations on or before Friday May 3rd.
PTA has cancelled the Spring Celebration that was scheduled for Friday April 12th. It was cancelled due to the lack of participation. They will plan Read more…
April 26 is second annual Care to the Core Day
Schools long ago moved beyond the basic reading, writing and arithmetic in their curriculum.
Teaching students to be considerate and to avoid or resolve conflicts improves student behavior and school safety, reduces disruptions, and helps students succeed both in school and outside the classroom far into the future. Dearborn Public Schools has a number of programs that work to improve school environment by fostering communication, respect and caring.
On Friday, April 26, most Dearborn Public Schools will highlight the great ways they are working to improve their school environment and grow future leaders during the second annual Care to the Core Day. Each school will participate in an activity centered on helping students resolve conflicts, understanding the impacts of their behaviors, and creating a safer school environment.
Some schools are planning activities such as a No One Eats Alone lunch or a Leadership Day to learn more about interacting with special needs students. Other schools may be focused on one of several programs that improve student relationships and/or minimize bullying behavior such as Leader in Me, STAND (Students Taking a New Direction), PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports), Restorative Practices or PlayWorks.
A link to a master schedule of events can be found on the District’s webpage www.dearbornschools.org. Parents and community members are invited to visit a Dearborn Public School on April 26 to experience the types of activities that Dearborn Schools are doing to promote a positive environment that nurtures student success. The District will also be covering several of the events on social media including the District Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts. Look for #Care2Core19.
Creating safe schools and a safe community is a city-wide effort in which partners work together to reach all community members and build a bully-free culture throughout the city of Dearborn. Care to the Core Day is part of a district-wide plan that, through community partnerships and effective student-driven initiatives, is focused on identifying and stopping bullying behavior.
“This is our eighth year of hosting anti-bullying activities, which shows our District’s commitment to addressing culture and climate in our schools. This commitment goes beyond preventing bullying behavior. It is about creating an environment where all feel safe and welcome and how that climate impacts learning,” said Superintendent Glenn Maleyko. “We look forward to showing others how each school in our District is working to make a better school environment where all students will succeed.”
For more information about the Care to the Core Day and Dearborn Public Schools response to bullying initiatives, contact Danene Charles at 313-827-8330 or charled@dearbornschools.org
PTA present their annual Spring Celebration
Friday April 12th – 4:30 – 6:00
Special guest DJ
Cost is $6.00 per person includes, Pizza, Juice and Chips
Celebration will begin at 4:30 p.m.sharp, no food will be served after 5:00
Extras will be sold at the celebration: Cotton Candy, Bake Sale, Popcorn
Watch for a blue flyer going home today. Tickets are on sale now.This event is for River Oaks School students only, sorry no other siblings or relatives may attend.
River Oaks School welcomed Governor Gretchen Whitmer on March 28th, she read to the Third Grade classrooms.