Rosemont High School

Aug. 26: High School Sports, LEGO Maniacs, More

Happy Friday, Rosemont! The weekend is upon us—how do you plan to celebrate? If you need some ideas, we’ve got you covered! There are plenty of high school sports going on today—from volleyball and soccer at home, to an away football game! You can also check out some live music at Strings or let your child build towering LEGO towers at the library!

Start your weekend with some fun and exciting high school sports! Capital Christian ’s girls varsity and junior varsity volleyball teams will be hosting Vacaville Christian High today in a scrimmage match. The action starts at 5 p.m. with the junior varsity team. The girls volleyball team at Rosemont High will also be competing today! The junior varsity and varsity teams will face off against Monterey Trail High at home beginning at 5 p.m. today. Varsity will hit the court at 6 p.m.   And we can’t forget about the boys! Capital Christian’s football team will hit the road tonight to play against Golden Sierra High School. Hit the road to catch the junior varsity game at 5:30 p.m. Varsity will take to the field at 7:30 p.m. The school’s boys soccer team will also hit the field today, facing Bradshaw at home at 6 p.m. It’s Friday night, and you know what that means! That’s right,  Strings Pizzeria  is offering its weekly live music. Both today and tomorrow, the eatery will host a variety of bands and musicians to entertain you while you eat. The music starts 6 p.m. Let your child’s imagination run wild! The  Rancho Cordova Library  will host LEGO mania today, letting children create anything they can imagine. From fire-breathing dragons to elaborate castles, your child will have the opportunity to test his or her building skills from 3:30 to 5 p.m. today. [["validates_presence_of",{"message":"Please enter your email address."}],["validates_length_of",{"too_long":"Your email address must contain between 5 and 100 characters.

Line Up – It's Back to School - Crescenta Valley Weekly ...

By Mary O’KEEFE

On Monday, Crescenta Valley kids will head back to school. That means this week was all about lines. Lines for school supplies, lines for schedules, lines for books and in some cases, lines to find out what line to stand in to get a particular question answered.

At both the middle and high schools there were orientations that explained the rules and opportunities at each school. At Rosemont Middle School it was all about schedules and lockers for the new seventh graders.

Ron Sowers, Rosemont assistant principal, spoke to parents and students at the school’s Howdy Day on Monday about rules, dropping kids off at school and how to open a locker.

This year he had a large combination display and demonstrated the proper way to spin the locker combination. This particular demonstration seemed to capture the students’ attention and his instructional words were echoed later down the hallway as seventh graders tried to master the art of the locker.

Sowers also gave some advice to parents.

“Don’t walk them to their class the first day. Don’t kiss them goodbye in front of their friends,” he said. “They will be fine.”

And he added some stern warnings about dropping children off.

“There have been 14 students hit [by vehicles] at Rosemont in the 20 years I have been here,” he said.

He advised parents to pick their child up at 3:20 p.m., not right after school at 3 p.m. He also reminded them there are no left turns into the Rosemont parking lot in the mornings or afternoons and to not let their children get out of the car while northbound on Rosemont Avenue to run across the street. There are crosswalks that must be used. The California Highway Patrol officers will be nearby on occasion to make certain the traffic laws are followed.

Rosemont Principal Cynthia Livingston welcomed the students to the new school year and quizzed them on the school motto.

“Honor and excellence is what we expect in our students and the pride we take in our school,” Livingston said. “Honor, Excellence and Pride.

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