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Week 20 Newsletter
January 6-9, 2026
WEEK 21
WEEK 21
January 12
January 12
5th and 6th grade field trip to BizTown
January 14
January 14
Rocky Mountain School Community Council (SCC) Meeting - 7:45am
January 16
January 16
6th Grade NOVA Graduation (8:15-9:15am)
WEEK 22
WEEK 22
January 19
January 19
Martin Luther King Jr. Day - NO SCHOOL
WEEK 23
WEEK 23
January 27
January 27
100th day of school (grades 1-6)
January 30
January 30
100th day of school (kindergarten)
WEEK 24
WEEK 24
Book Fair: Monday, Feb 2, through Thursday, Feb 5
Book Fair: Monday, Feb 2, through Thursday, Feb 5
February 2
February 2
5th Grade Field Trip - Discovery Gateway
February 4
February 4
Winter Parent Teacher Conferences, Day 1 (4:00-8:00pm)
February 5
February 5
Winter Parent Teacher Conferences, Day 2 (4:00-8:00pm)
February 6
February 6
Teacher Work Day (No Students)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Portuguese Dual Language Immersion Lottery Window is Open!
Portuguese Dual Language Immersion Lottery Window is Open!
Rocky Mountain Elementary is home to an amazing Dual Language Immersion (DLI) Portuguese program. The district’s Dual Language Immersion lottery for incoming first grade students in now open and closes January 24. The application will be available here on the district website. To learn more about the program, check out this short 3-minute informational video.
Rocky Mountain will also host informational meetings for parents on January 13 at 9:45am and 1:00pm. These meetings will include an overview of the program along with a short tour of our Portuguese classrooms by some of our sixth grade students so parents can see what learning looks like in action in these rooms.
Link: DLI Information Flyer
Celebrate Our 6th Grade Students’ N.O.V.A. Graduation!
Celebrate Our 6th Grade Students’ N.O.V.A. Graduation!
We are excited to invite families to our 6th Grade N.O.V.A. Graduation on Friday, January 16, at 8:15 a.m. in the gym. The N.O.V.A. program has been an incredible experience for our students, helping them learn important skills, reflect on their choices, and grow both academically and personally. A special thank you to Officer Campbell from the Lindon City Police Department for his dedication and support in making this program possible.
Save the Date! Winter Parent-Teacher Conferences
Save the Date! Winter Parent-Teacher Conferences
Our Winter Parent-Teacher Conferences will take place Wednesday, February 4, and Thursday, February 5. Look for more information to come in the coming weeks about how to reserve your conference times. For now, save the date on your calendar!
FROM OUR PTA
FROM OUR PTA
Parent Lunch and Workshop
Parent Lunch and Workshop
Parents, you’re invited to a special midday presentation at the Lindon Community Center on Tuesday, February 10. The topic of the presentation is “Safe to Talk: How to Have an Effective Conversation With Your Kids.”
Lunch will be served at 11:45 a.m., with the presentation starting at 12:00 p.m. Child care is available so you can attend worry-free.
During the presentation, you’ll learn practical strategies to create safe, effective communication patterns to strengthen your bond with your children. For more information, see the attached flyer.
Flyer: Safe to Talk Parent Workshop
INFORMATION & UPDATES
INFORMATION & UPDATES
It's Cold and Flu Season. Is Your Child Too Sick for School?
It's Cold and Flu Season. Is Your Child Too Sick for School?
If your child is feeling ill, please review this guidance to help determine whether they are well enough to attend school. We know it can be a challenge when students unexpectedly need to stay home, but our collective adherence to these procedures will help ensure that our school community stays as healthy as possible. Thank you for doing your part.
Inside Recess Procedures
Inside Recess Procedures
In keeping with our inside recess guidelines, we had our first opportunity this school year for a start-of-the-day inside recess today. With the temperature at 20 degrees Fahrenheit, students began the day indoors. Following our school protocol, students proceeded directly to the gymnasium and waited there to be picked up by their teachers.
As a reminder, here are the criteria we use to determine when an inside recess is necessary due to cold temperatures, inclement weather, or poor air quality:
Temperature: Below 20°F, including wind chill
Inclement Weather: Steady rain, sleet, hail, or snow that could leave students wet or cold
Poor Air Quality: We follow the Utah Department of Health guidelines concerning particulate matter in the air and when an inside recess is required.
Please continue to send your child with weather-appropriate clothing so they are prepared for outdoor play whenever conditions allow. Thank you for helping us keep all students safe and comfortable!
FROM OUR COMMUNITY
FROM OUR COMMUNITY
Community Connection Event
Community Connection Event
Parents are invited to attend a Community Connection evening on Monday, January 12, from 7.00-8.30pm at Timpanogos High School. This event is provided through the Lindon Cares Grant in partnership with Timpanogos High School and Oak Canyon Junior High.
The evening will include a series of family focused workshops such as: Safe Talk - how to talk and connect with your teen, Mind Over Media - exploring how technology continues to affect our lives, and Coping Skills - developing safe and healthy ways to manage stress for individuals and families. For additional details, please refer to the flyer linked below.
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