Keeping Up With 'R' Community

Principal Paul Essian and advisers for the Student Council and Kindness Klub share the many ways Hevel Elementary School spreads holiday cheer and support during the holiday season.

CTE Director and Work-Based Learning Coordinator Evva Dossin discusses the benefits of work-based learning for both Romeo High School students and our business partners.

Romeo Community Schools District nurse Julie Pauley RN, BSN shares tips on how to navigate the cold and flu season. This is the latest episode in our monthly mental health and wellness roundtable series.

Coaches in the district talk about the role of sports in building purpose in student athletes.

SERVE stands for Students Enriching Romeo Through Volunteer Experiences. Learn what SERVE is serving up this year at Romeo High School.

RHS Positive Psychology and Social Studies teacher Casey Marin talks about mindfulness based stress reduction. Casey is the founder and CEO of Life School Collective.

Romeo High School junior Sadie Hopp talks about the SERVE initiative, Socktober, in which the student community service organization coordinates with schools across the district to collect socks to be donated to the Samaritan House. Joining Sadie by phone in a surprise appearance is a 2022 RHS graduate who brought Socktober to the district 10 years ago as a fifth grader.

Educators from Hamilton-Parsons Elementary talk about the school's new character programs, Capturing Kids' Hearts and The Positivity Project.

This is the first in a series in which staff across the district talk about the district’s annual theme of PURPOSE, sharing their personal purpose statements or "purpose points."

Members of the district's mental health team discuss how stigma can impact attitudes surrounding mental health.

Director of Athletics and Student Activities Cody Smith and Varsity Football Head Coach Curt Rienas talk about the significance of the Watchdog Game and the history behind it.

Student Council President Brooklynn Meisner and Vice President Filip Vignjevik share with the community the important role the organization plays at Romeo High School and what students may look forward to in the year ahead.

Superintendent Dr. Todd Robinson talks to three new administrators about their professional backgrounds, personal interests and the journey that led them to Romeo.

PTO Council officers discuss the volunteer organization's background, mission, goals and plans for the upcoming school year.

Food Service Director Kristin Stewart offers tips for healthy nutrition to maintain one's overall mental wellness.

Our elementary educators offer tips to parents on how to prevent summer slide.

Our mental health and wellness roundtable series continues with a focus on helping families get the most out of the summer and prepare for the start of a new school year with strategies and resources to promote mental health.

District administrators discuss the 2024 Climate Survey and its connection to the Strategic Plan.

Three teachers new to the profession share their experiences after they complete their first year at Romeo Community Schools.

Learn about summer library programs in this podcast highlighting the district's partnership with Romeo District Library.

Romeo Community Schools' FREE Summer Meals program begins on Thursday, June 20 and continues through August 22. Listen to this podcast to learn more.

The Romeo Virtual Academy supervisor and mentors discuss the benefits of online learning. If you're interested in RVA, contact the enrollment office at (586) 281-1404 or email enrollment@romeok12.org.

Our mental health and wellness roundtable continues with a discussion on physical fitness and healthy habits with Director of Athletics and Student Activities Cody Smith and Romeo High School teacher and varsity football coach Curt Rienas.

How do our students lead? Find out in part 2 of this two-part series on leadership in our elementary schools.

How do our elementary students lead? In part 1 of a two-part series, students from our elementary schools talk about how they make a difference in their schools and communities.