RSDNMP News


March 7, 2025

Weekly News From Around the Partnership


#untilallkidsread


 

Cypress

Fourth and fifth graders competed in the Cypress spelling bee. Two contestants, Michael and Jalani, will go on to participate in the County Spelling Bee on March 10. Great job everyone! Go Cougars!


Manzanita

Principal for the Day- Chris Haedrich from Capital Rivers Commercial spent a fun day at Manzanita! Watch out Chris! Those kindergartners are coming for you!!!! 



 

Great Reminder from Jason Mraz!

 

Juniper

Students from Juniper, Shasta and Igo, Ono learning about what it costs to live with their dream job. Great job, Brittany and Stephanie for making The Game of Life possible for our students!

 

Shasta Union

Shasta third graders received dictionaries from Redding Chapter 1 of the Korean War Veterans Association.


Igo, Ono

Starbooks Cafe book tasting event - student's experiencing new genres and book titles! 



 
 

Stellar

Welcome to our Starbooks Cafe: Booktasting

 

Redding Achieve

Principal for a Day at Redding Achieve - Kimberly Johnson, CEO for Arch Collaborative and One Safe Place. Thank you Kimberly for connecting with students and learning about the site. We enjoyed having you on campus as the Principal for a Day!  

 

Bonny View

Principal for the day, Tina Brown, helped students who passed their

Lexia level and pick out books from the book vending machine.


 

Sycamore

Project Tech extraordinaire, Judith Hood, working with 3-5 teachers on state testing protocol, accommodations, schedules and all else involved to set our students up for testing in May! Thank you, Judith- we love you!

Turtle Bay

Mrs. Chiles 3rd class taking their weekly nature walk and discussions about native land, plants and habitat. 


 

Affirmation at Sequoia Middle

Stephanie, 

We want to express our sincere gratitude for the outstanding contributions you have made as a paraprofessional at Sequoia, in both your Noon Duty Supervisor and Instructional Assistant roles. Your dedication, hard work, and unwavering support have had a positive impact on both students and staff.

Your ability to connect with students and provide them with the individualized support they need is truly commendable. You consistently create a welcoming and inclusive environment, helping to ensure that every student feels valued and supported. Your attention to the culture of our students, and your ability to see potential problems before they arise is commendable and helps create a safe environment for staff and students . Your efforts do not go unnoticed, and you play a vital role in the success of our school community.

We are grateful for the patience, care, and professionalism you bring to your position each day. Your collaboration with teachers, students, and parents has made a significant difference in the educational experience of our students, and we appreciate everything you do.

Thank you once again for your hard work, commitment, and dedication to our students and school. We are lucky to have you as part of our team.



 

Grounds and Maintenance

Jeff, Jesse and Roman pouring concrete endcaps on portable ramps at Cypress. They turned out awesome! You can tell that all of our maintenance and grounds guys care about student safety and keeping our sites looking nice! 

Nutrition

Miss Brie at Shasta getting ready to serve lunch!

 


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