Robla School is starting a homework club every Wednesday after school! Click to find out more!
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The 2017 Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) Fall Update is now available on our LCAP page. This newsletter is published twice a year and provides an update on our currrent LCAP goals and objectives to staff, parents, and community members.
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It’s report card season, but even more important than report cards are Parent/Teacher Conferences! With Parent/Teacher Conferences quickly approaching, the Robla School District wanted to remind parents of the importance of these conferences and offer information on understanding the report cards.
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Thank you to the United Way from the students and staff of the Robla School District for all the help and support you provide!
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The Robla School District is soliciting parent feedback about the Robla School District, its schools and our communications. Thank you for taking a few minutes to provide your feedback in this survey. This survey will close on November 10, 2017.
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Come for the food, stay for the fun! Robla School's annual Harvest Festival is Thursday, November 9th from 5-7pm. Tickets will be sold during school beginning Monday, November 6th and during the festival at the door. Tickets are 5 for $1.00 or $0.25 each. Everything needs a ticket!! We can't wait to see you there!
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The week of Oct. 16 is National School Bus Safety Week and the Robla School District is urging it’s families and community members too exercise caution and to “#Stop on Red.”
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School Bus Safety Week is an excellent way for parents, students, teachers, motorists, school bus operators, school administrators, and other interested parties - to join forces and address the importance of school bus safety. Designed to promote school bus safety, school districts throughout the country observe School Bus Safety Week.
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As the news streams in and images flash across screens, children cannot escape the disturbing scenes. Many will be scared and confused. We would like to offer advice for talking to your children about violence and other national tragedies:
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Bullying can take a lot of forms, from teasing or spreading rumors to leaving kids out on purpose or physically attacking them. Here are a few tools and resources to help combat bullying as a parent, student, or teacher.
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