Robla School District is committed to ensuring that all students and families—regardless of their immigration status—feel safe, welcome, and supported. We understand that recent immigration concerns may create uncertainty, but please know that our schools remain a safe space where every child has the right to a quality education without fear or discrimination.

Family Resources: https://www.robla.k12.ca.us/Immigration/

February is Black History Month, and Robla School District is excited to celebrate with a variety of events and activities honoring Black culture, history, and achievements! Throughout the month, students, families, and staff will have opportunities to engage in meaningful learning experiences that highlight the rich contributions of Black leaders, artists, scientists, and changemakers.

From celebrating our accomplishments to looking ahead to the new year, Superintendent Eileen Chen shares her heartfelt wishes for a joyful and restful winter break.

Read Superintendent Eileen Aguba Chen's Thanksgiving message to the Robla community, highlighting gratitude, upcoming initiatives, and resources for families.

Discover how this dedicated Intervention Assistant at Main Avenue Elementary empowers students to embrace their strengths and feel truly valued.

From classroom teacher to resource specialist, Lisa H. Vargas has dedicated the last decade to empowering Robla scholars to believe in themselves and achieve their full potential. Learn how Lisa continues to inspire students at Glenwood Elementary through Vargas' unwavering commitment to their growth!

Robla School District recently hosted an unforgettable Latin Heritage Month Parent Empowerment Dinner at Main Avenue Elementary, bringing together families to honor community, culture, and resilience. With live entertainment, beautiful student artwork, and a powerful keynote speech by Sacramento City Councilmember Eric Guerra, it was a night to remember!