Assistant Principals are the backbone of any school community, and Rossi is no different. Last week was #APWeek and we are incredibly lucky to have the very best: Mrs. Lauren Coia! We are grateful for your positivity, grace, and above all your commitment to our students and staff. We are one big family at Rossi and that’s due in no small part to Mrs. Coia. Thank you for all you do, Mrs. Coia, we are so thankful for all you do! #RossiPosse 🌟🦉💛
April 4th was #NationalSchoolLibrariansDay ! Let’s give a huge Rossi shout out to our very own librarian, Mrs. Pangburn, known to all of our students as Mrs. P! Always willing to lend a helping hand, Mrs. P helps all of our students shine and feel valued. We are lucky to have her in our #RossiPosse. Thank you for all you do, Mrs. P! 🦉📚🌟
Last Call ! Online Pop Up Shop closes at midnight on April 9th!
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The service project for March at Rossi Elementary was in support of Type 1 Diabetes research and finding a cure. A service project that is near and dear to the hearts of many Rossi students and staff. During the month Rossi students learned facts about the life of someone who lives with t
ype 1 diabetes. They learned about diabetes through facts shared during the morning announcements and listening to read-alouds about this disease. All month long the students, staff, and families of Rossi donated spare change and raised money with a service project dress down day. The Rossi Owls did such an amazing job of showing their support, they raised a total of $1080. All proceeds are being donated to the Junior Diabetes Research Fund (JDRF) to aid in their research to find a cure and help those who are diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Way to go Rossi Owls!!!
Eye Protection: It is extremely important to use certified solar viewing glasses or appropriate solar filters at all times to avoid permanent eye damage. Please send your child with appropriate eye wear for this event.
Here's a brief review of the eclipse timeline:
Partial eclipse begins at 2:09 p.m. Totality begins at 2:50 p.m. Maximum eclipse approximately 3:24 p.m. Totality ends at 3:58 p.m. Partial ends at 4:35 p.m.
1. Solar eclipse fact sheet: [Solar eclipse fact sheet: https://bit.ly/3TTb6cc]
2. Total Solar Eclipse Safety from NASA: [Total Solar Eclipse Safety from NASA: https://science.nasa.gov/eclipses/future-eclipses/eclipse-2024/safety/]
Congrats to our "Caught Being Good " winners of the week 🎉🤘🎸
Congrats to our "Lucky Charms" who were caught being good this week 🍀
Click the link to our Monthly Flyers and Parent Communications https://bit.ly/m/Anthony-Rossi-Elementary-School
Weekly Reminders: https://www.vineland.org/o/ares/article/1255850
Monthly Flyers:https://bit.ly/m/Anthony-Rossi-Elementary-School
Congrats to this weeks "Caught Being Good" students 🎉🎉🎉
Congrats to this weeks "CBG" winner 🎉
Congrats to this weeks "Caught Being Good" students 🎉
