If you ask around Robla about John Reven, you'll get a slew of answers, "He runs the fundraisers," "he helps with the Strings program," "he helped me get my class some science sets!" No matter who you think he is, here is a little peak at the man who has been helping our little district for nearly 30 years.
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The federal government made an announcement recently regarding immigration and the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). Here in the Robla School District we thought this would be a good time to remind our families about what school districts do and do not do regarding immigration. Please see the message from our superintendent.
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The Stuff the Bus event is coming! Help kids in the Robla School District by literally stuffing a school bus full of school supplies!
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Statement from Superintendent Ruben Reyes regarding the August 28, 2017 School Bus Drop Off Incident
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The first annual Ready for Robla event took place at Taylor Street School on Saturday, August 19, 2017. With housing and food instability impacting so many of our children, this event was designed to help our neediest children get ready to start school.
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Check out the latest progress on Main Avenue in this time lapse video.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson toured on Tuesday an Expanded Learning Program at Robla Elementary School in Sacramento to oppose proposed federal cuts to these important programs.
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Each school year, the Robla School District staff creates a Local Control Accountability Plan that outlines goals and the actions and services the district will implement in order to make progress towards reaching these goals.
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With the recent outbreak of the norovirus in neighboring school districts and counties, the Robla School District wanted to share some information with parents on how to combat this nasty bug.
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Robla School District will be offering a Spanish Dual Language Immersion Program at the start of the 2017-2018 school year for kindergarten students.
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