πΎ RJSA PAWSitive News πΎ |
11th Edition β Week of October 20, 2025 |
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ππΎ Bulldog Family Weekly Update
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πΎ Dear Bulldog Families,
Weβre kicking off the week with our Drug-Free Dress-Up Daysβletβs keep the energy high and the messages strong! πͺ π
Reminder: Monday, October 20th is a B Day.
Our students are getting involved in incredible waysβfrom E-sports, GEMS, STEMbassadors, Girl Scouts, Green Team, NHS, TCC Dance, Band, Choir, and Athleticsβthereβs something for everyone! Please continue to encourage student participation, as involvement builds confidence, connection, and leadership.
For students needing extra academic support, tutoring sessions are available to help boost STAAR readiness. Reach out to our Instructional Coaches or Dean for details.
Weβre also excited to announce that our PTO is now up and running!Β
π£ Interested in joining our PTO? Reach out to Instructional Coach Mrs. Quistiano at lquistiano@eisd.org for more information on how to get involved!
Letβs make it a great week, Bulldogs! πΎπ β RJSA Leadership Team
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PAWS up, Bulldogs! We have Pride, we are Accountable, we are Wise, and we are Safe β Bulldogs lead the way!
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πΎ Bulldog Mindset β Monday, October 20th
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πKidzania 6th Grade Field Trip Highlights!Β |
Our students had an amazing time exploring real-world careers through hands-on experiences at Kidzania! From firefighters and doctors to chefs and news anchors, they stepped into exciting roles and learned valuable life skillsβall while having a blast! π§ π‘ |
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π«Β Drug-Free Dress-Up Week
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Letβs show our commitment to a healthy, drug-free lifestyleβone outfit at a time! πͺβ€οΈ |
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πΆΒ Fall Band Concert β Friday, October 24th
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π Celebrate National Book Month!
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October is National Book Monthβa perfect time to celebrate the magic of reading! Books open doors to new worlds, spark creativity, and help us learn about ourselves and others.
Why are books so important? π§ They boost vocabulary and reading skills π¨ They encourage imagination and critical thinking π They build empathy by letting us see life through different perspectives
π They provide a healthy escape and inspire lifelong learning
Whether itβs fiction, non-fiction, graphic novels, or poetry, thereβs a book out there for everyone! Encourage your student to explore new genres, visit the library, or start a reading challenge this month.
Letβs turn the page together and make October a month full of stories, discovery, and fun! πβ¨
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π CyberSmart: Keeping Our Students Safe Online π§ π» |
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month!
At Roy Johnson STEM Academy, weβre committed to keeping our students safeβnot just in the classroom, but online too. With more learning and communication happening digitally, itβs important that students and families understand how to stay CyberSmart.
π¨βπ©βπ§ For Parents & Students: 5 Simple Cyber Safety Tips
π Think Before You Click Donβt click on links or open attachments in emails or messages from people you donβt know. These could be scams or contain harmful viruses.
π Protect Your Passwords Never share your passwordsβnot even with friends. Use strong passwords with a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols.
π± Be Social-Safe Keep personal information (like your school, address, or phone number) private on social media. If you wouldnβt tell a stranger, donβt post it!
π§ Speak Up If something online makes you feel uncomfortable, tell a trusted adultβa parent, teacher, or counselor. You're never alone.
π Update & Lock It Down Keep apps and devices updated, and always log out when you're done using a public or shared device.
π¬ Family Conversation Starter:
"What apps or websites do you use the most? Letβs talk about how to stay safe while using them."
Weβre all in this togetherβletβs work as a team to build strong digital habits that last a lifetime. πͺπ
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10/30 β Title 1 & EB Parent Meeting
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ποΈ PAWS Passes = Sock Hop Dance Reward! π§¦π |
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π§¦π Sock Hop Dance β Coming November 7th!
Get ready to dance, Bulldogs! πΆπΊ Our Sock Hop Dance is on the way, and we want to see you there!
To be eligible to attend, students must:
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Have NO disciplinary placements (ISS, OSS, or DAEP) starting from the beginning of the Second Six Weeks β
Earn 5 PAWS passes
Students, donβt forget to turn in your PAWS Passes to your 4th and 8th period teachers!
Earn your ticket to the dance by showing your Bulldog PAWS: β
Positive β
Accountable β
Wise β
Safe
Let your actions speak and your passes pile up! πΎ #BulldogPride #PAWSPasses #EarnTheFun
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πΎ RJSA Behavior Matrix P.A.W.S.πΎ |
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ππΎ School Reminders πΎπ
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B Day β Monday, October 20, 2025 β° Doors Open & Breakfast: 7:45 AM
π« School Starts: 8:45 AM
π« No drop-offs before 7:45 AM β student safety is our top priority!
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π Clear backpacks only β no tinted or mesh materials allowed |
π EISD Dress Code Reminders
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π§ Drinks & Snacks Policy
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π§΄ All drinks must be sealed and unopened when brought to school π« No open containers
πͺ Stanley-type cups must be empty (ice is allowed) π Cups will be checked at morning entry π Snacks must be in individual sealed bags and not for sharing π« No glass bottles on campus |
π£ Special Note on Earbuds: Wireless earbuds are not allowed on campus.
πΎ Students will need wired earbuds (the simple kind with a cord connecting them) to use during individual computer lessons. These should be:
Compact enough to roll up and store easily in the clear backpack
Not the large, over-the-ear style
Designed to fit inside the ear
π΅ Wireless earbuds taken out during the school day will be considered unauthorized technology and will be confiscated. A parent or guardian will need to pick them up from the front office.
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π΅ EISD Cell Phone Policy (HB 1481)
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π΅ Cell phones must be turned OFF and kept in backpacks before entering the building.
π΅ Phones not turned off will be confiscated β parents must pick them up. π Phones must stay in backpacks all day.
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After 4:15 PM, phones may be used only while waiting for buses in the cafeteria or for parent pickup outside the building.
π΅ Using phones elsewhere during the day will result in confiscation.
β‘οΈ This is a state law (HB 1481). Violations will result in consequences that become progressively more severe with each incident.
Β π In case of emergency, parents should call the front office and a message will be delivered to the student
π΅ Cell Phone Policy (English)
π΅ Cell Phone Policy (Spanish)
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π Student ID Badge Reminder
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Bulldog students must comply with the Everman ISD Student ID Badge Policy.
All students have been issued one free lanyard and ID Badge at this time.
πΉ Students must wear their school-issued ID badge around their neck at all times while on campus. πΉ IDs must be in good condition β no stickers, writing, chewing, damage, or alterations. πΉ Lost or damaged IDs must be replaced by the parent/guardian.
π» Pay online here: https://payments.efundsforschools.com/v3/districts/56855/
π Why IDs Matter: Theyβre a key part of our campus safety procedures and help staff quickly identify students.
β οΈ Continued non-compliance may result in: π Parent phone call π³ Required replacement purchase π Disciplinary action if repeated
Thank you for supporting student safety and accountability! πΎ
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β¨ Advisory Period Update: IXL Expectation!
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π Other Important Student Resources
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π 10/20 β Mindset Monday: Wear your EISD ALL IN T-shirt and jeans! π 10/21 β JH Football: 5:00 PM / 6:00 PM πΆ 10/24 β Fall Band Concert: 6:00 PM (EHS Auditorium)
π 10/27 β JH Football: 5:00 PM / 6:00 PM π
10/30 β Title 1 & EB Parent Meeting β Join us for important info & support! 𧦠11/7 β PAWS Earned Sock Hop Dance: During school hours β Show your Bulldog PAWS to attend! |
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π Stay Connected with Roy Johnson STEM Academy
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Roy Johnson STEM Academy 8901 Oak Grove Road Fort Worth, TX 76140 |
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