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STAAR Results for Grades 3-8 tests taken in May 2018 - Available Online!

The STAAR tests results for Grades 3-8 from the tests taken in MAY 2018 have been released. > Click title to view steps on how to review your student’s results

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2018–19 School Supply Lists Now Available!

> Click title to view school supply lists and prepare for 2018-2019.

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Blast Off Summer Reading Program 2018

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STAAR Math and Reading scores for 5th and 8th grade for test in April 2018 Available Online!

The 5th and 8th grade STAAR Reading and Math results from the tests taken in April 2018 have been released. > Click title to view steps on how to review your student’s results

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Open Enrollment for 2018-19

Birdville ISD Open Enrollment applications now available. > click to view complete details.

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Our mission at Richland Elementary School

is to collaborate while educating and

inspiring students to become

lifelong problem solvers

in today's ever changing society.

CAMPUS NEWS ...

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Please take a look at the calendar below for summer reading opportunities at our local libraries.

Blue=Haltom City Library

Red=Hurst Library

Yellow=NRH Library

Green=Richland Hills Library

Black=Watagua Library

Congratulations to our 2017-2018 Teacher of the Year

Michelle Bertucci

Richland Elementary fourth graders travel to Waco and Austin on

an Education in Action Discover Texas Field Trip

Fourth graders from Birdville ISD’s Richland Elementary traveled to Waco and Austin on an Education in Action Discover Texas Field Trip February 23, 2018 to experience what they are learning in fourth grade Texas History. Students visited the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, the Texas State Capitol, and the Bullock Texas State History Museum.

During the charter bus ride to their first destination, the students discussed why Texans are so proud of their unique heritage and participated in activities and games in preparation for their day. At their first stop, the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum in Waco, students learned the history of the Texas Rangers and explored exhibits about Texas’s earliest inhabitants and its many unique geographical regions. They then traveled to Austin to see the Texas State Capitol where their legislators, The Honorable Kelly Hancock, State Senator, District 9 and The Honorable Stephanie Klick, State Representative, District 91, office. Students saw first-hand where Texas laws are made as they toured the State Capitol including the Senate and House of Representatives chambers. At the Bullock Texas State History Museum students traveled in time through the Texas Revolution and learned about the events that created our Lone Star identity. The students’ visit to the museum concluded at the multi-sensory Texas Spirit Theater with the Star of Destiny where they saw and experienced the history of our great state including a gusher exploding from an East Texas oil derrick and the takeoff of Saturn V as seen from Mission Control at the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston.

“Education in Action’s Discover Texas Field Trips are based on the understanding that the most effective way for students to learn is through experience,” stated Lacey Phillips, Discover Texas Field Trips Director. “Student activities during the Discover Texas Field Trip to Austin reinforce and supplement fourth grade Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) learning objectives with a focus on why Texans are so proud of their unique heritage.”

Education in Action’s Discover Texas Field Trips make it easy for teachers to take their 3^rd, 4^th, or 5^th grade classrooms on organized, fun, and educational site-based learning experiences. Discover Texas Field Trip staff members handle all details, including round-trip charter bus transportation, reservations, and TEKS-based program curriculum, so participating teachers can focus on their students and making connections between the experience and what students are learning in the classroom.

Discover Texas Field Trips are presented by Education in Action, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to fostering educated and involved young people. In addition to one-day Discover Texas Field Trips to Austin, San Antonio, Waco/Georgetown, Dallas, and Fort Worth, Education in Action also offers summer Lone Star Leadership Academy camps for outstanding 4^th-8^th graders. During the weeklong, overnight camps, participants experience significant Texas sites in Dallas/Fort Worth, Austin/San Antonio, or Houston/Galveston with Texas educators and a focus on leadership. For more information about Education in Action visit www.educationinaction.org.

RES families, your opinion matters! Please take a few minutes to fill out the survey below so that we can see what family activities you would like to see in the future at RES. Thanks in advance for taking time to complete the survey.

https://goo.gl/forms/pWgZfKnnLUsyUdGr2

No Boundaries

Personalized Public Education

Please check out the following link for more information on BISD's exciting new program.

http://birdvilleschools.net/choosebirdville

Upcoming Events:

May 24- Kona Ice

May 25- Field Day (students must wear tennis shoes to participate)

May 28-Memorial Day-No School

May 29- Awards Assemblies 1st & 2nd at 8:30; 3rd & 4th at 9:30

May 29- Kindergarten graduation at 2:00

May 29- 5th grade trip to Rosebud Park

May 30- 5th grade graduation at 9:00

May 30- student 1/2 day, dismiss at 12:10

May 30- class parties

May 30- Student 1/2 day, dismiss at 12:10-Last day of school

May 31-Have a wonderful summer break!! See you in August!!

2018-19 School Supply List

Pre-K 3

6 Folders with pockets-not plastic

4 Box of kleenex

6 Bottles of hand sanitizer

8 Elmer's Glue sticks-disappearing purple

1 PlayDoh, full size container, 4 pack

1 Crayola Crayons, large, 8 count

1 6 pack of Triconderoga pencils

1 fine tip black sharpie

1 Change of clothes in a baggie labeled with child's name to remain at school

All students need a REGULAR size backpack ( no rolling or mini backpacks please)

Pre-K 4

6 Folders with pockets-not plastic

4 Box of kleenex

6 Bottles of hand sanitizer

8 Elmer's Glue sticks-disappearing purple

1 PlayDoh, full size container, 4 pack

1 Crayola Crayons, large, 8 count

1 6 pack of Triconderoga pencils

1 fine tip black sharpie

4 pack Expo low odor chisel tip dry erase markers

1 Change of clothes in a baggie labeled with child's name to remain at school

All students need a REGULAR size backpack ( no rolling or mini backpacks please)

PPCD class

4 Folders with pockets- no plastic

1 Box of Quart Size Ziploc bags

1 Box of kleenex

1 package of Velcro

1 Bottle of hand sanitizer

10 Elmer's Glue sticks, disappearing purple

2 PlayDoh, full size container, 4 pack

2 Crayola crayons, 8 count, large

1 Crayola washable THICK CLASSIC marker, 8 count

1 12x18 multi colored construction paper

1 Expo, low odor, chisel tip dry erase marker, 4 pack

1 yellow highlighter

1 Change of clothes in a baggie labeled with child's name to remain at school

All students need a REGULAR size backpack ( no rolling or mini backpacks please)

Kindergarten

4 24 count crayloa crayons

4 low odor, chisel tip, black dry erase markers

1 pink eraser

12 Glue sticks

1 12x18 Multi colored construction paper

1 12x18 manila paper

3 large box of kleenex

1 Clorox wipes

1 hand sanitizer with pump

24 No. 2 yellow pencils

1 Crayola Ultra clean wash thick markers, 8 ct

1 Change of clothes in a baggie labeled with child's name to remain at school

AABLE K-2 class

10 Elmer's glue sticks

2 12 count pre-sharpened colored pencils

4 box of kleenex

3 50 count sandwich bags

12 #2 pencils

1 24 count crayons

4 red plastic Folders with pockets

1 8 oz. hand sanitizer

1 Black, low odor dry erase marker

1 12x18 construction paper

3 35 count disenfecting wipes

1 Change of clothes in a baggie labeled with child's name to remain at school

AABLE 3rd-5th class

4 Elmer's glue sticks

3 boxes of kleenex

2 plastic supply boxes

1 5" felt eraser

2 Disinfecting wipes

1 low odor, black dry erase marker, 4 pack

1 1 inch WHITE see thru binder

2 blue plastic folder with brads and pockets

1 12 count pack of pencil erasers

1 24 count crayons

1 4 pack highlighters

1 24 pack of #2 pencils

3 12 count colored pencils

2 red plastic folders with brads

*All students need to purchase a planner from Richland Elementary for $3.00*

First Grade class

3 Crayola crayon, 24 count

6 large glue sticks

1 large box kleenex

1 each wide ruled spiral notebook, 70 count, red and blue

1 25 count resealable quart size bags

2 Marble composition book with story paper, red baseline, 100 count

2 Black expo, low odor, dry erase marker

1 8 oz. hand sanitizer

24 #2 Dixon pencils

1 red pocket folder with brads

1 purple pocket folder with brads

1 10 count Crayola classic thin markers

1 9x12 Manila paper, 50 count

1 9x12 colored construction paper, 50 count

1 pink beveled eraser

Second Grade Class

12 Pencils, #2 wooden, Dixon Ticonderoga brand

2 Crayola Crayons, 24 count

3 large boxes of Kleenex

6 small size glue sticks

1 Fiskar 5" scissors

1 Red spiral composition notebook, 70 count, wide ruled

1 Blue Spiral composition notebook, 70 count, wide ruled

1 Green spiral composition notebook, 70 count, wide ruled

2 pink beveled eraser, latex free

1 8x8 pencil box

2 4 pack low odor dry erase marker

1 1" hardback vinyl binder

2 Wide ruled composition book, 100 count

1 Pack colored construction paper, 11x18

2 yellow highlighter

*All students need to purchase a planner from Richland Elementary for $3.00*

Third Grade class

2 Crayola Crayons, 24 count

1 100 count box of Kleenex

1 Folder with pockets and brads, red

1 Folder with pockets and brads, green

60 #2 Ticonderoga brand wooden pencils

1 Wide ruled 8x10 200 count filler paper

1 1.5" hardback 3 ring binder, blue

4 Spiral notebooks, wide ruled, 100 count

12 glue sticks

4 Pink erasers

1 9x11 construction paper paper, 50 count

1 resealable gallon bags

Girls- 1 50 count sealable sandwich bag

Boys- 1 20 count resealable gallon size bags

*All students need to purchase a planner from Richland Elementary for $3.00*

Fourth Grade class

2 100 count boxes of Kleenex

1 Green plastic folder with holes punched

1 Black marble composition books, 100 count

3 large pink eraser, latex free

2 chisel tip, 4 pack dry erase markers

1 nylon pencil bag, with grommets

1 5 count Poly tab dividers with pockets

3 wide ruled, 70 count spiral notebooks

36 #2 Ticonderoga brand pencils

1 bottle Elmer's glue

3 magic erasers

3 yellow highlighters

*All students need to purchase a planner from Richland Elementary for $3.00*

Fifth Grade class

1 Nylon pencil bag

2 Pink erasers, latex free

2 wide ruled notebook paper, 200 count

2 large boxes of Kleenex

1 Folder with pockets and brads, blue

1 Folder with pockets and brads, red

1 folder with pockets and brads, green

1 Folder with pockets and brads, yellow

3 8 tab index dividers

1 pencil sharpener with receptacle

1 2 in. vinyl binder

1 Crayola colored pencils, 7", 12 count

4 composition books, wide ruled

2 glue sticks

1 1 cm. grid/graph paper

24 Mirado #2 pencils

2 hand sanitizer with pump

*All students need to purchase a planner from Richland Elementary for $3.00*

* Please keep in mind that our specials teachers could also use some basic supplies. If you would like to purchase items for them, their list is below*

Kleenex

Low odor dry erase markers, various colors

No. 2 Pencils

Hand sanitizer with pump

If you choose to purchase something for our specials classes, please let your child's teacher know. You can also label the supplies library, PE, music and/or computer.

Thank you

School report cards now available

Please click here to view TEA School Report Cards

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Turn in your Box Tops for education to your teacher. Make sure you put your name on them to earn credit.

Please consider joining Richland's PTA. Membership cost is $7.00 per member. Anyone, including students, can join our PTA. Please watch the video below to learn more about the PTA.