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RPCS RESIDENTS: CURFEW ORDER from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. daily for the entire Navajo Nation that will go into effect on MARCH 30, 2020.

Ólta’ Bitsisiléí

Tsé Nitsaa Deez’áhí Diné Bi’ólta’gi niha’áłchiní Diné dóó Bilagáana k’ehgo óhoo’aahígíí t’áá ahxeełt’éego yaa nitsékeesgo náásgóó kéyah nináneel’ą́ąjį’ yee át’éego iiná bidziilii yee neilée dooleeł.

Ólta’ Bindii’a’

Azhé’é dóó Amá t’áá ałtsxogo áłtsé na’nitin.
Ółta’í t’áá ałtso óhoo’aah yíneel’ą́.
Bá’ólta’í t’áá ałtso dílzin.
Diné t’áá ałtso baa ahééh hwiinidzin.
Ó’ool’įįł t’áá ałtso dílzin.
Laanaanii t’áá ałtso bik’eh áhoonííł.

T’áá ákwííjį́ óhoo’aah.

RELEASE: RPCS COVID-19

RPCS Release - COVID-19 (Click Here for more Information)

Greetings Rock Point! The Rock Point Community School Leadership and Safety Teams are addressing the COVID-19 situation. We are very concerned for safety and welfare of our students and families. We need to implement safety procedures that will minimize the spread of this dreaded disease within the Rock Point community and the Navajo Nation. Under the guidance of the Navajo Nation president, Jonathan Nez, we have decided to close the school until April 6th. This will give the community an opportunity to minimize the spread of the coronavirus and ensure the safety of our students and families. In addition, the school will operate with a minimal staff to reduce the chances of it spreading. If the community has any questions or concerns, we ask that the community call the school (928-659-4221) instead of visiting the school. It has been advised by the CDC (Center for Disease Control) that American citizens practice safe and distant social contact. Thus, we ask everyone to please not visit the school. We will have someone on the phones to relieve your concerns.

Mon Mar 30 01:02 PM

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