RSD Schools Taylor Street
Yearbooks Print

 

Yearbooks are on sale beginning May 21st!

Enjoy 32 pages of full color memories.  See the book fair, multicultural day, jog-a-thon, and more!  Only $12 each, while supplies last!

Make checks payable to:  Taylor Street School
 
Taylor Street in the News Print

Taylor Street School playwright produced by B Street Company

The B Street Theatre School Tour production of Fantasy Festival XXVI hits the road this spring.  This is the 26th year that elementary and middle schools students throughout northern California have submitted original plays to B Street’s annual playwriting contest for young people.  Mutts in a Rutt by Kimberly Bean of Taylor Street Elementary School is one of only 5 plays selected from over 150 entries to be acted out by the professional actors of B Street Theatre.

To view the entire article, click on News 10.Net

 

Earth Day at Taylor Street School

Taylor Street Elementary School celebrated Earth Day last weekend as nearly 50 students, staff members, and community volunteers came together to create garden boxes, pathways, and prepare for planting of native plants for an outdoor education area.  The project began over a year ago with staff members Karen Brown, Rita Johnson and Elaine DeMers working with UC Davis Architectural Landscape Design students and the Department of Fish and Game to study the campus and determine a plan for developing an area that could be used by all students to observe and study plants and wildlife that are native to the area.

To view the entire article, click on News 10.Net


Rivercats Rev Up Taylor Street

"I Can! I Will! Succeed!” That was the message that students at Taylor Street Elementary School heard from Tony Asaro, Community Relations Spokesperson for the Sacramento Rivercats on Tuesday morning.

Tuesday’s event celebrated the kick-off of state testing of 2nd-6th grade students at Taylor Street Elementary. The Sacramento Rivercats sponsor school programs centered on the AAA theme of “Attitude, Attendance and Academics” and that theme was emphasized to students as they were encouraged to believe in themselves and do their best not only on the test but in all aspects of their lives.

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Principal on the Roof Print

Students at Taylor Street Elementary School had no problems finding their principal today; all they had to do was look up. Dr. Arthur Estrada, principal of the school, challenged students to complete 250 levels of Lexia Reading. In return for meeting the challenge Dr. Estrada agreed to spend the entire day on the roof.

As of March 9th, students at the school have successfully completed over 330 levels of Lexia. Students are able to work towards mastery of the program at school as well as at home. Mrs. Kelly Chao has been especially instrumental in encouraging students to work hard at mastering the skills needed to complete all five levels of Lexia. Students who complete all five levels earn lunch with the principal.

To view the article and see pictures, click here.  

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Strings Project Print


Robla School District children still learn music despite cuts in budgets for school music programs. The Sacramento State Strings project benefits 29 students from the Robla School District as well as many other district's students. "For many families this is their (child's) first musical experience," Bossuat said as quoted in The State Hornet newspaper.

Since 2001, Sac State's School of Music students have taken on the Strings project, holding classes for beginning students twice a week, every week in preparation for the show held December 12. Another concert is set for the spring of 2012, as well as the possibility of a joint concert with the Sacramento Symphony for more details about this program and the Robla School District involvement contact Dorothy Retamar at Taylor Street School (916) 927-5340.

To view pictures from the Winter Strings Concert, click here or here. 

 
 
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Taylor Street Elementary
4350 Taylor Street
Sacramento, CA 95838

Phone: (916) 927-5340
Fax: (916) 927-6396

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome to Taylor Street Elementary School, home of the Bears!

Taylor Street is a dynamic school which provides all of our students with a variety of opportunities ranging from our Gifted and Talented Program for students who perform at high levels in the classroom as well as on their annual state test, our English Language Development Program for students who are multi-lingual, and our Special Education classes addressing various student needs in class and in small groupings.  In addition, our students participate in small group interventions throughout the year in our WIN (What I Need) groups.  We are committed to the educational achievement of all students and look to our parents to be active partners in the education of their children.

Along with academics, safety is a primary concern at Taylor Street School.  Behaviors and interactions at Taylor Street revolve around three simple principles:  We are Safe, We are Responsible, and We are Respectful.  Staff has examined each area of the campus and have identified the appropriate behaviors for each area.  Students are taught the expectations by their teachers at the beginning of the year and reviews of the expectations occur periodically throughout the year.

We encourage you to come and be a part of Taylor Street School.  Student of the Month, Student Awards, and family events are held every month. 

Welcome to the Taylor Street Family,

Dr. Arthur A. Estrada, Principal