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Rose · The Rose Reporter · October 22, 2026
Rose Elementary School

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Important Message This Week...

"2026 Red Ribbon Week Theme: Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free. Be Bold. Be Drug Free. Be the Difference." Youth Running Service logo, with two superhero silhouettes and a red ribbon on a blue burst background.
  • Thank you to our Rose families who attended our Fall Festival last Friday, it was a great family event!
  • This week is Red Ribbon Week! It is the nation's largest and longest-running drug-use prevention campaign, celebrated annually from October 23 to October 31. The official theme for 2026 is "Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free." Rose School will participate in a different activity every day this week in honor of Red Ribbon Week.

This Week at School...

"RED RIBBON SPIRIT WEEK — Choose Kindness Choose a Drug Free Life. Be Brave Be Drug Free. Healthy Choices. Bright Futures. Together We Can!" promotional graphic with red and black stars, hearts, and a red awareness ribbon.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 26

  • Red Ribbon Activity: Be the power to be drug-free, wear a superhero t-shirt
  • YMCA After School Program "Lights On" Event 5:00 pm

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27

  • Red Ribbon Activity: Team up to say NO to drugs, wear a team jersey
  • Latino Literacy Parent Class, 8:00 am, Room 24

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28

  • Red Ribbon Activity: Too bright to do drugs, wear shades and/or neon colors
  • Wellness Wednesday, 8:00 am, Room 24
  • PTA Executive Board Mtg, 2:45 pm, Room 24

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29

  • Red Ribbon Activity: Wear red
  • Awards Assembly, 8:00 am
  • Early Dismissal 12:15 pm

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30

  • Red Ribbon Activity: Say BOO to drugs, wear a costume or orange/black

School Spirit!

Four cartoon children stand together wearing Halloween costumes: a fairy, a vampire, a clown, and a bumblebee.

Friday, October 30 is Costume Day or wear Orange & Black. This is an optional activity for students. For those students participating, school clothes must be worn underneath costumes. Costume guidelines: NO weapons, NO fake blood or gore, NO masks. Students must be able to participate in all school activities including P.E., recess, lunch.

EXPLORE (AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT)

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.

GATE: GIFTED AND TALENTED EDUCATION

"GATE Gifted and Talented Education," colorful block-letter logo.

EUSD is pleased to announce that the testing window will be opening for Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) identification. All 2nd-grade students will have the opportunity to participate in universal screening in November. In addition, parents and teachers may recommend students not previously screened in grades 3 through 8 to be screened for GATE eligibility. Parents can pick up the Parent Background and Input Form in the school’s front office starting on October 5th and should return it to the school by Friday, October 30th. A school team will review requests and determine which students will be eligible to be screened in November. For more information, please visit our district website or stop by your school office. The EUSD GATE website (opens in a new tab) is available for parents to reference.

ATTENDANCE INFORMATION

"Every Day Counts — Cada Dia Cuenta," artwork by Isabella Diaz-Hernandez, 5th Grade Rose Elementary School, showing a boy climbing staircase steps labeled with days of the week and motivational phrases, with school subjects signs, a school building, and a "Success" flag at the top.
  • Rose Elementary School student wins the 2026-2027 EUSD Attendance Poster Contest! We are so proud of the amazing artwork by one of our very own! Way to go Isabella! You are right, EVERY DAY COUNTS! CADA DIA CUENTA!
  • We have seen a significant increase in students arriving to school late. When students arrive late, they are marked tardy. By arriving late to school, even three to five minutes, students miss out on valuable instruction and opportunities to engage with their classrooms' daily schedule. The first bell rings at 7:55 and all students should be in their classroom line, ready to start the day. Students are considered tardy, if they are not in their line when the second bell rings at 8:00.

Community School Corner

"Escondido Union School District, EUSD Community Schools, Students • School Staff • Community Partners • Families," circular seal with colorful abstract figures in navy blue, gold, orange, red, green, and blue.

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

FAMILY ENGAGEMENT

CUENTOS FAMILIARES - BILINGUAL READING GROUP

A cartoon illustration of an adult reading a picture book to two children in bed at night.

Join us every 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.

WELLNESS WEDNESDAY

A flyer showing two illustrated human head silhouettes with tangled and organized thought symbols, topped by a heart-and-brain icon, promoting a mental health wellness event.
"Miércoles de Bienestar: SALUD MENTAL, 28 DE OCTUBRE | 8 AM | SALÓN 24, Acompáñanos en una mañana llena de información, recursos y conección. No solo hay que llenar nuestras tazas de café, nuestra salud mental tambien importa. Para más información: 760-432-2495 ext. 22827," event flyer with a heart-brain icon and three overlapping head silhouettes showing tangled, gear, and spiral imagery.

Wellness Wednesday: Mental Health

Date, Time, and Location

  • October 28
  • 8 AM
  • Room 24

About the Event

Join us for a morning of information, resources and connections. Filling-up our cups not just with coffee, because our mental health matters.

More Information

For more information: 760-432-2495 ext. 22827

MOBILE DENTAL SERVICES

A large mobile dental health services vehicle for Neighborhood Healthcare, with "better together," "neighborhood HEALTHCARE," "833-867-4642," "nhcare.org," and "MOBILE DENTAL HEALTH SERVICES" written on its exterior, parked in a sunny lot with palm trees in the background.

Neighborhood Healthcare Partnership

FREE dental services open to all students — with or without dental insurance!

Parents can complete the consent form digitally using the links below:

Sign up for Neighborhood Mobile Dental Services

Upcoming School Events/calendar

A monthly calendar grid for October 2026 listing school events, holidays, and activities for each day.
Un calendario mensual de octubre de 2026 en blanco y negro, con cuadrícula de siete columnas para los días de la semana, que incluye íconos decorativos como una calabaza de Halloween, hojas otoñales, una cámara y un código QR.

October 2026 School Calendar

Read the flyer text: October 2026 School Calendar

Week of October 1

  • Thursday, October 1 — PODS 8:05AM
  • Thursday, October 1 — TOOLS FOR SUCCESS: Parent Teacher Conferences, 8:30AM | RM 24
  • Friday, October 2 — PICTURE DAY
  • Saturday, October 3 — (no events)

Week of October 4

  • Monday, October 5 — BOOK FAIR begins (continues through the month)
  • Tuesday, October 6 — LATINO LITERACY, 8AM | RM 24
  • Wednesday, October 7 — PARENT VOLUNTEER POD, 8AM | RM 24
  • Thursday, October 8 — PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES — NO SCHOOL
  • Friday, October 9 — PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES — NO SCHOOL
  • Saturday, October 10 — Twilight Poetry | 4PM, Kit Carson - Queen Califias Magical Circle

Week of October 11

  • Monday, October 12 — MAKE-UP PICTURE DAY
  • Tuesday, October 13 — LATINO LITERACY, 8AM | RM 24
  • Wednesday, October 14 — PARENT VOLUNTEER POD, 8AM | RM 24
  • Thursday, October 15 — PODS 8:05AM
  • Friday, October 16 — 4TH GRADE FAMILY LUNCH DAY | 1PM
  • Saturday, October 17 — "VIVA WASHINGTON PARK" FESTIVAL, 9AM–1PM

Week of October 18

  • Sunday, October 18 — Grand Avenue Festival, 9am–5pm
  • Sunday, October 18 — Guelaguetza | 12PM, Palomar College SM
  • Tuesday, October 20 — LATINO LITERACY, 8AM | RM 24
  • Wednesday, October 21 — PARENT VOLUNTEER POD, 8AM | RM 24
  • Thursday, October 22 — CRAZY HAIR DAY
  • Thursday, October 22 — PTA FUNDRAISER (El Pollo Loco)
  • Friday, October 23 — FALL FESTIVAL, 4–6PM

Week of October 25

  • Monday, October 26 — RED RIBBON WEEK begins
  • Tuesday, October 27 — LATINO LITERACY, 8AM | RM 24
  • Wednesday, October 28 — WELLNESS WEDNESDAY, 8AM | RM 24
  • Thursday, October 29 — AWARDS ASSEMBLY, 8AM
  • Friday, October 30 — Costume/Black & Orange Day
  • Saturday, October 31 — Halloween

Kids Free October Passes

Get Kids Free October Passes (QR code link) (opens in a new tab)

PTA NEWS & EVENTS

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IN OUR COMMUNITY...

"San Diego Museum Council Kids Free in October 2025 Kids Are Free This October!" on a light blue background with a blue airplane illustration.
  • Escondido High School Pumpkin Fest - Celebrate fall with the Escondido High School FFA & Ag Boosters at their annual Pumpkin Fest on October 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the EHS Farm (1535 N. Broadway)! Families can enjoy carnival games, tractor rides, a petting zoo, face painting, crafts, food, vendors, and more, including the chance to pick your own pumpkin from the pumpkin patch. Admission is free, so bring the family and enjoy a fun fall day in our community!

Reminders

  • School gates open at 7:35 am. Arrive by 7:55 for the start of school at 8:00 am.
  • Label jackets, lunchboxes, and water bottles with your student's name.
  • A valid photo ID is required to sign out a student, even if we know you! An early or late pick-up of a student also requires a valid I.D. of the parent, guardian, or authorized person. Parent authorization is required and the office staff must be notified when an emergency contact is picking up a student. No exceptions.
  • Weather Advisories/Inclement Weather - Rose School follows district guidelines on inclement weather days. We closely monitor weather conditions and heat indexes from the National Weather Service. When weather advisories are in effect, we ensure students are kept indoors for their safety while following their educational schedules. If you have any questions, please contact the office.

Breakfast & lunch menus

A blue cartoon dolphin character wearing a backpack eats a sandwich at a school cafeteria table with a lunch tray holding fruit, another sandwich, and a milk carton.

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.

About Us

The logo for Rose Elementary School features a leaping dolphin in front of a striped sunset circle with the school motto Make a Splash.

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

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