📣 Parent-Teacher Conferences are coming up in 2 weeks! 🗓️
Your involvement makes a difference! When families engage in their child’s education, students are more motivated, confident, and successful in school. 💪📚
Parent-Teacher Conferences are a great opportunity to:
✅ Learn about your child’s progress and goals
✅ Celebrate their strengths and growth
✅ Partner with teachers to support learning at home
Together, we can make this school year the best one yet! 🌟
Please sign up at : https://signup.com/go/zHCKJFF
Meets School Improvement Goal #1 & #2 Increase Reading and Math Achievement.


We’d love to hear from you 💬
Please help us make our school even better by answering 2 quick questions — just scan the QR code on the flyer!
Thank you for being such an important part of our school community! 💙

📘 **No School Tomorrow (Monday, Nov. 3)** — Staff will be participating in a Professional Development Day.
Students are encouraged to check on their grades or work on any missing assignments during the day off!
⏰ **Don’t forget!** Daylight Saving Time has ended — set your clocks back one hour!
🏐 Volleyball Updates for Tomorrow:
Elementary Volleyball** 🏠 *Home game vs. Wide Ruins* at **3PM / 4PM / 5PM**
➤ Players report to the **Secondary Gym at 2:30PM**
Middle School JV Volleyball** 🏐 *Away game at Round Rock* at **4PM**
➤ JV players report to the **Secondary Gym at 2:30PM**
🏀 **Looking Ahead:**
📅 **Wednesday, Nov. 5** – *Mandatory Parent Meeting for Elementary, Middle School, and High School Basketball Players at 6PM in the Secondary Gym after the MS Volleyball game..
Come meet our new Athletic Director, Mr. Erick Johnson, hear his vision for the program, connect with coaches, and get all the info you need for the upcoming Winter Sports Season. Meeting will follow the Middle School Volleyball game. Let’s kick off the season strong. Go Cougars!

👻 Spooky fun is coming your way! 🎃
Our Student Council is hosting this year’s Halloween Carnival!
Get ready for games, treats, and plenty of festive fun! 🧡🖤
Stay tuned for more details—you won’t want to miss it!
Please note that ALL School Activities are Alcohol, Drug, Tobacco, Weapon Free Events. Anyone not following these expectations will be asked to leave. Be safety minded as you attend our events and have fun!



ONPlease support our Lady Cougars in Rehoboth, New Mexico on Saturday, November 1, 2025. The 1A North Region Volleyball Championship will take place on the campus of Rehoboth Christian School. The #3 Lady Cougars will play #6 Dishchii’bikoh at 11 AM. See you there!!

UniSkript Navajo Parent Training will continue this evening, Monday, October 27, 2025, from 6-7 PM in the Parent Center. Come join us!

Grab your blankets, bring your comfy seats, and enjoy a night of family fun! 🍿✨
🎬 Movie: Lilo & Stitch
📅 Date: Friday, November 14
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Location: Elementary Gym
🪑 Note: Chairs will be provided, but feel free to bring your favorite comfy seat!
Join us for laughs, heart, and a night of family fun! 😄💖
#FamilyMovieNight #LiloAndStitch #CommunityFun #FamilyEngagement

It’s that magical time when books take over our school! 🏫💫
Discover new adventures, mysteries, and stories that will make you fall in love with reading all over again! ❤️
🗓 November 17-21, 2025
📍Secondary Library
Bring your curiosity, your imagination, and maybe a friend or two! Let’s turn the page to something exciting! 📖🎉

It’s a busy and exciting week ahead — we’re celebrating both Halloween Spirit Week 👻 and Red Ribbon Week ❤️!
Join us for a week full of fun and learning:
✨ Spirit Week Dress-Up Days
🎨 Poster Contests
🎤 Presentations & Activities
🏐 Volleyball Games
Let’s show our school spirit, make healthy choices, and support one another! 💪


Today’s MS Volleyball Games hosting Tonalea School will begin at 4 PM JV and 5 PM Varsity. The times have changed from what is listed on the MS Volleyball Schedule . All parents are expected to pick up their athlete after the game. Join us at the Fall Festival held at the Elementary Gym after the game. Thank you for your acknowledgement.
RPCS is having a Flu Clinic today in the Elementary Gymnasium beginning at 9 AM today, October 23, 2025, up to maybe noon or whenever people stop arriving. It is open to the community so stop by and get your annual flu shot. COVID vaccines are also available.
📅 Thursday, October 23, 2025
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ATTENTION PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Please be advised that there will be no After-School Bus Run (5:30 PM Bus Run) today.
Our After-School Program staff will be preparing for the Fall Festival, which begins at 5:30 PM in the school gym.
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🏐 Sports Schedule for Today
• Elementary Volleyball: No practice today.
• Middle School Volleyball: Home games vs. Tonalea at 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM.
• High School Volleyball: Practice will take place after the MS games.
👉 Parents are asked to pick up their athletes after practice.
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🎃 Join us for the Fall Festival!
Fun, games, food, and community celebration begin at 5:30 PM.
Bring your family and enjoy an evening with RPCS!
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Thank you and have a great day!
— Rock Point Community School Administration

October 21, 2025 – Rock Point, Arizona
“Fall in line, Holden!” echoed through the crowd as students, families, and staff joined Navajo author Daniel Vandever during his lively reading at Rock Point Community School. Vandever was the first featured guest in a new series of Native Authors Nights, designed to bring students and their families together through the power of reading and storytelling.
During the event, Vandever was also presented with a book written by RPCS students, to which he offered thoughtful suggestions for editing and improvement. His feedback inspired many young writers to view revision as an essential and creative part of the writing process.
One of the school’s improvement goals focuses on increasing language arts achievement among students. By engaging families in reading and writing activities with their children, RPCS hopes to help establish family literacy practices that positively impact student success in language arts.
To make this effort meaningful and culturally relevant, the series highlights Native authors whose stories reflect the language, culture, and experiences of the students themselves. When students see their identities and communities represented in the literature they read, they become more engaged learners—building both skills and confidence.
At least four generations were represented at the first Native Authors Night, reflecting the strong community support for literacy and cultural pride. RPCS invites everyone to join us for upcoming Native Authors Nights as we continue celebrating stories that inspire and connect us all.






Our seniors will be recognized during the Varsity game—let’s fill the gym and show them how proud we are of their hard work, leadership, and dedication throughout the years.
Let’s pack Melvin Arthur Court! 🐾🏐❤️💛
GO COUGARS! WE ARE ROCK POINT!

Tomorrow, we invite families to join us for our Fall Festival and the start of Red Ribbon Week! 🌟
Kick off the evening with Mr. Alfonso Nez Jr. and his special presentation “Sparing the Life of Monsters” — a powerful exploration of Navajo culture and tradition. In Navajo teachings, “monsters” symbolize struggles like hunger for drugs or alcohol, and through stories and community, we learn how to overcome them. 💛
Afterwards, enjoy family-friendly games, pumpkin carving, music, and treats! 🎃🎵

Tomorrow kicks off Red Ribbon Week, a time to celebrate making healthy, safe, and positive choices! 🎉 This year’s Spirit Week is full of fun dress-up days and presentations to help students learn about living a drug-free lifestyle. 💪
Check out the flyer for each day’s theme and get ready to show your school spirit while learning something meaningful!

