

Rock Point Community School will remain closed Thursday and Friday, November 5–6, 2026, with classes scheduled to resume Monday, November 9, 2026.
Following the recent flooding, many roads remain unsafe or inaccessible to school buses. Some families continue to recover from property losses, while others remain without running water. Portions of our school facilities also require attention before students can safely return.
This additional time will allow for continued recovery efforts, road assessments, and preparations for a safe return to school.
We recognize that some families may still be unable to send their children to school when classes resume. Students affected by flooding or unsafe road conditions will be exempt from attendance. Families are asked to notify the school of their circumstances.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work toward safely welcoming our students back to school. Additional updates will be provided as conditions change.
Deana Dugi, RPCS Superintendent/Incident Commander
We Are Rock Point!
Every culture has a story worth sharing, and every tradition brings us closer together!
Join us for a fun evening celebrating the cultures, talents, and traditions that make our school and community special! 🏀🎨🎶
❤️ Bring your family, learn something new, and celebrate what makes us unique while discovering what connects us!
🐾 Stronger families, stronger connections, stronger community!
We hope to see you there! ✨

📌 Applications due November 4 by 4 PM.
📍 Parent Orientation: November 4 at 5 PM in the Parent Center.
Contact Jennifer Brown at 928-223-3563 for an application.

Rock Point Community School proudly recognizes our Kindergarten–12th Grade Honor Roll students for the 1st Quarter of the 2026–2027 school year! ❤️💛🐾
📚 Academic success comes from hard work, dedication, and perseverance! Keep setting goals, working hard, and striving for excellence!
❤️ Families, your involvement makes a difference! Continue encouraging your children, celebrating their achievements, and staying connected with their education. Together, we build a strong foundation for student success!
👏 Thank you to our students, families, and teachers for your continued dedication!
🌟 Keep learning, keep growing, and keep shining, Cougars! 🐾❤️💛

📢 RPCS Families: Tomorrow’s flu clinic, November 4, has been postponed. Our nurse encourages families to seek flu shots elsewhere. Call the local clinic at (928) 659-4282 to ask about vaccine availability. Thank you for your understanding, and stay safe!

🏀🏐 Two great events, one evening at RPCS!
Although there is no school for students today and flooding challenges continue, tonight’s Rez All Stars event will move forward for students and families who can safely attend. Join us for basketball and positive messages about preventing bullying and staying drug free!
Our Lady Cougars also host Round 1 of the 1A Volleyball State Championships tonight! Cheer on the Lady Cougars! Both events happen at the same time, as this was the Rez All Stars’ only availability.
Whichever event you attend, let’s support our students and community! ❤️💛 Please put safety first and avoid flooded roads.


📌 NO SCHOOL for students Monday, November 2.
With another flood warning today, please stay safe, avoid flooded roads, and watch for local updates. We’re thinking of our families and community—let’s keep looking out for one another. ❤️

Join us November 3, 2026, in the Elementary Gym for a FREE evening promoting drug-free living and standing against bullying!
⭐ Presentation: 5:30–6:15 PM
🏀 Community vs. All-Stars: 6:30 PM
With basketball season starting November 2, student athletes cannot play in the community game. Alumni, staff, and community members—come take the court!
To play, contact Ms. Gloriana Benally: 928-659-4232 or gloriana.benally@rpcsaz.org





Join us Thursday, October 29:
🎃 Campus Trick-or-Treating: 4–5:30 p.m.
👻 Halloween Carnival/Bazaar: 5:30–8:30 p.m. in the Elementary Gym
Check out the flyer for our dress-up days! As our community continues to recover, we’re taking it one day at a time—together. Cougar Strong! 💛

We are happy to share that Rock Point Community
School will reopen Wednesday, October 28, 2026, after
the recent flooding.
Our school is safe and ready for students to return. We are
excited to welcome everyone back.
We know some families are still affected by the flood.
Some roads may still be closed or unsafe. If your family
cannot safely travel to school because of flood conditions,
your child's absence will be excused.
Alternate pickup areas will be communicated by your
child’s driver. This will help keep everyone safe and make
morning bus runs smooth.
Please stay safe and call the school office if flood damage,
road closures, or displacement keep your child from
coming to school.
Thank you for your patience and support. We look forward
to seeing our students again soon.
Sincerely,
Rock Point Community School Administration
Extracurricular activities will continue to give students opportunities to reconnect with friends and find comfort in familiar routines. Please see this week’s schedule below.
Thank you for your patience and support as our community recovers. One day at a time, we move forward together. ❤️💛
WE ARE ROCK POINT!

IMPORTANT NOTICE: RPCS CALLS FOR NO
SCHOOL/ NO INSTRUCTIONAL DAYS
Rock Point Community School will be closed for two days, Monday and Tuesday, October 26 & 27, 2026, to allow families time to recover from recent flooding and prepare for additional rainfall expected this weekend.
We recognize that many families have experienced significant losses, while others continue to face unsafe road conditions. The school is working with appropriate agencies to assess road conditions and determine when bus transportation can safely resume. Additional school closures may be necessary depending on recovery progress and road accessibility. Updates will be provided as conditions change.
Extracurricular and family engagement activities may continue when conditions allow them to be conducted safely. These activities provide opportunities for students and families to reconnect and maintain a sense of normalcy during this difficult time.
The safety and well-being of our students, families, and staff remain our priority. Thank you for your patience and understanding as our community recovers.
RPCS Administration
RPCS Student Well-Being and Flood Impact Survey
Dear RPCS Parents and Guardians,
We recognize that many families in our community continue to be affected by flooding and challenging road conditions. Rock Point Community School is gathering updated information to better understand the well-being of our students and families during this time.
Your responses will help us assess student safety, transportation access, road conditions, and any urgent needs as we continue planning for future school operations.
Please complete one survey per household.
Complete the survey here:
https://forms.gle/Q4zGhTUqeUy66HnU9
If the link does not open directly, copy and paste it into your web browser.
