The Rose Reporter

Hello Dolphin Families! Welcome to a new week. In this weekly newsletter, you will find a snapshot of what is happening on campus, important dates to put on your calendar, and quick ways to stay connected at home. Scroll through the highlights below, and reach out anytime with questions. Let’s make it a great week!

• All EUSD schools and the district office will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, in observance of the Veterans Day holiday.

• Last day to turn in orders for school spirit wear is this Tuesday, November 10, 2026. Bring all orders to the office.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9

• Happy Monday!

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10

• Latino Literacy Parent Class, 8:00 am

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11

• Veterans Day, No School

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12

• Spirit Day: Fandom! What are you a fan of?
• Early Dismissal 12:15 pm

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13

• Happy Friday!
• Coffee w/ the Principal, 8:30 am, Rm 24

This Thursday, Nov 12 is Fandom Spirit Day! Fandom Day is a special school spirit day where students may dress up and celebrate their favorite books, movies, TV shows, video games, or sports teams. Reminder, this is an optional activity.

Reminder: EXPLORE classes dismiss at 3:35 pm. Please ensure to pick up your student on time at the parking lot gate. Only Musical Theatre and Baile Folklorico classes end at 4:05 pm.

Regular student attendance plays a critical role in our collective mission to ensure every student achieves their fullest potential. Why Attendance Should Be a Top Priority:

1. Academic Achievement: Regular attendance is fundamental to student success. Each school day is a building block in the learning process. Consistent attendance helps students keep up with coursework, understand key concepts, and perform better academically.
2. Social and Emotional Development: School is a place where students develop crucial social skills and emotional resilience. Frequent absences can hinder their ability to form strong relationships with peers and teachers, impacting their overall development.
3. Future Opportunities: Consistent attendance is linked to higher graduation rates and better long-term outcomes, including higher education and career prospects. By prioritizing attendance, we are directly contributing to students' future success.
4. School Culture: Regular attendance fosters a positive school culture and enhances the learning environment for everyone. It creates a sense of community and ensures that all students have equal access to the resources and support they need.

Join our Community School's Committee!
What is the Community School Advisory Committee (CSAC)? The CSAC is a collaborative group made up of parents, school staff, community partners, and school leaders. Together, we meet regularly to review school needs, discuss programs, and guide decisions that directly impact our students and families.
Why Join and Step into Leadership?
--Shape School Programs: Provide input on key school initiatives, family resources, after-school programs, and student attendance goals.
--Represent Our Diverse Community: Ensure that parent perspectives and cultural backgrounds are reflected in school decisions.
--Develop Leadership Skills: Take on officer or committee lead roles to collaborate directly with school administrators and community partners.
--Strengthen Home-School Connection: Build strong relationships with other parents and educators dedicated to student success. Meeting & Participation Details. We welcome all parents and caregivers—no prior leadership experience is necessary!
Next Meeting Date: 12/2/26 Time: 3:00 pm Location: Room 2 Language & Accommodations: Childcare available

November is Family Engagement Month! It is a time to celebrate the important role families play in their children’s learning and to build strong partnerships between families and schools. Over 35 years of research shows that when families and schools work together, students are more likely to be successful in school. Throughout the month of November, we celebrate and strengthen family-school partnerships by listening to families, building on the strengths, knowledge, and experiences they bring to our school communities, and finding meaningful ways to work together for student success. When families and schools come together as one team, we are stronger together.

Join us this TUESDAY at 8 am in room 24 for our Cuentos Familiares-bilingual reading group. This is great way to learn and support your student in their reading journey by practicing both English and Spanish vocabulary with other parents and caregivers.

THERE IS NO PARENT VOLUNTEER POD THIS WEDNESDAY AS OUR SCHOOL IS OBSERVING 11/11 VETERAN'S DAY.

Next week on 11/18 we will be having our monthly Wellness Wednesday, in lieu of our volunteer pod, this month's topic is Mindfulness and Gratitude. We hope you can make time and join us!

• Escondido Public Library - Our friends at the Escondido Public Library are making reading even more rewarding! From October 3 through November 14, children ages 4–12 can participate in the In-N-Out Burger ‘Cover to Cover’ Reading Program (PDF) (opens in a new tab). Kids who read 5 books or 300 minutes can earn a certificate for a free hamburger or cheeseburger. Families can sign up and track their reading through Beanstack. 'Cover to Cover' Reading Program (Spanish Flyer PD (opens in a new tab)F

All EUSD students have access to no-cost breakfast and lunch. Families can view our new online menus (opens in a new tab). Select your school and menu to see what is being served every day.

Rose Elementary School
906 N. Rose St.
Escondido, CA 92027
760-432-2495
Office Hours: 7:30-4:00