Due to inclement weather Raymondville School will close school tomorrow, January 15th. It will be AMI Day 1. Stay safe and warm.
Due to inclement weather and unsafe road conditions the Raymondville School will be closed tomorrow, January 9th.
Christmas Spirit week will be December 11-19th!!
Join Us For Family Fun Night Tonight! The doors will open at 5:00, and we will close up shop at 6:30. The book fair will be open to shop and browse. We will have fun Christmas activities for students and families to do together. An adult must accompany all students.
Student Council food drive begins Monday, November 13th!
We are happy to celebrate our PAT today. Please get in touch with Mrs. Thomas if you would like to participate in the program and if you live in the Raymondville School District.
You're invited to the Raymondville Veterans Day Program. Please join us as we honor those who have served and those currently serving.
Check out the amazing work happening in Mrs. Chyenne Scheets' 1st-grade class! They learned about structures, inspired by "Iggy Peck, Architect”. The students got creative with ghost gumdrops to build their own innovative structures.
Congratulations To These Eagles For Earning
Middle School First Quarter Honor Roll!
We are grateful for the thoughtful gifts and yummy snacks from the Texas County Missouri Retired Teachers Association.
10/26/26- Parent-Teacher Conferences from 1:00-6:00
Don't forget Boo Grams are due tomorrow!
📅 Mark your calendars: It’s Red Ribbon Week!
Join us in celebrating a drug-free life, starting from October 23rd to October 31st. We will be coming together to spread awareness about drug prevention and promote a drug-free community.
Let's spread the message loud and clear - say YES to a healthy future and NO to drugs! 💪🚫 #RedRibbonWeek #SayNoToDrugs
School Bus Safety:
School bus safety involves a combination of responsible behavior by students, well-trained drivers, and proper vehicle maintenance. Parents, schools, and communities all play a role in ensuring the safety of students during their school bus commute. It's crucial to continually reinforce and educate students about these safety measures to minimize risks and create a secure environment.
Bus Safety Week:
Here are a few tips for all students to remain safe on the bus:
Tip 1: Wait your turn and use the handrail when entering and exiting the bus.
Tip 2: Be respectful to your bus driver. They are responsible for your safety.
Tip 3: Stay seated and facing forward while the bus is in motion. No horsing around.
Tip 4: Listen to your bus driver's instructions in an emergency. Know the emergency exits.
Remember, bus safety isn't just the driver's responsibility; it's everyone's duty.
Officer Art has been in the classrooms having some fun with the students. We are grateful to have him here as our SRO! Here are a few photos of Officer Art and the preschool.
The Raymondville School will be running double routes only in the afternoons of 10/16 & 10/17.
This is National Bus Safety Week!
Our students rely on school buses daily to get them safely to and from school. But for this system to work, we all have a role in ensuring bus safety.
Please listen to this reminder of MO Law for stopping for a school bus.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByCELO1jYJ4
It was "Knock Mr. T's Socks Off Day"
Today in 3rd Grade! Mr. T went without shoes and socks for the day because his awesome third grade class "knocked his socks off" for great behavior forweek by making great choices of being respectful, responsible, and safe! We closed out the day reading one of Mr. T's, favorite books, "Smelly Socks"!
We had a fantastic time at our PAT/PK Fall into Books event yesterday! We were honored to have Louise Beasley, Director of the Texas County Library, as our guest speaker, sharing insights on the library's incredible work and activities. We also had a blast with fall crafts, fingerplays, and songs to celebrate the season. Thanks to everyone who joined us for this literary and fun-filled evening.
