December 13, 2019 RCSD Leadership Blog

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January 6, 2020 PD Day
We are looking forward to our upcoming PD day on January 6th! Click here to see the location of where you will go on that day. This document includes the locations for all RCSD Educators for the day.
Congrats to the top 4 RCSD U.S. Constitution contest winners.  There were over 200 submissions but these students' submissions best answered the question, how does the U.S. Constitution shape everyday life. Congrats!
RCSD K-5 Agenda
RCSD K-5 general education, RSP, SDC, PE, and Music teachers, for the January 6th PD day we will be at Destiny Church, 6900 Destiny Dr, Rocklin, CA 95677. We will be starting right at 8:30 am.  You and your staff do not need to bring any supplies or a computer for the morning. Please let your staff know what they need to bring for the afternoon. Please click here to see the agenda for the day.
We will be in the same building as the PD on October 31st but in a different room.  Please go into the same doors as you did on that day and someone from RCSD will help direct you where to go.
Learning about Egypt by doing an "Escape Room" at Chilton
Techfest 2020
Join CAPCUE for a full day of teaching and learning with colleagues from all over Northern California at the CAPCON: CapCUE Tech Fest 2020. Workshops will highlight the themes of Google, Project Based Learning, Connected Classroom, Digital Literacy and Creation, STEM & NGSS and more!
Cost is only $30!

If paying by PO, please contact Marie Criste at mcriste@capcue.org.
Tickets are available now: http://capcue.org

Copyright Infringement
The District recently received a letter from a law firm requesting compensation for the unauthorized usage of imagery associated with a staff profile on the District website.

If you do not have an active license for the use of imagery, audio, and/or video downloaded and/or copied from another source (i.e. Google search, website, etc.), please remove it from your staff profile and/or websites. Unauthorized use of images, audio, and/or videos is considered copyright infringement.

How-to find free-to-use images
1. After performing a Google Image search, select Tools
2. In the Usage Rights section, use the drop-down menu to choose what kind of license you want the content to have.

Please also check out unsplash.com for freely usable images.

Please submit a support request through SchoolDude with any questions or issues. Or, feel free to call the Technology Helpdesk at (916) 771-1645 or internally at extension 50140, and we'll be happy to assist you.
Art appreciation on a recent field trip for Gates students.
Student Teacher/Intern Form

The form that Lois sent out earlier in the week is now a tab on this blog.  Please see the email for more details.

 Interesting Articles We Read
Turn Feedback into Progress- Starr Sackstein
Ongoing Self-Assessments: Students Reflect On and Document Their Progress- Catlin Tucker
Teaching Your Heart Out: Emotional Labor and the Need for Systemic Change- Edutopia

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