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Educational Programs

Curriculum, Instruction, and Standards

Gifted and Talented Education: GATE

Technology

English Language Development

Title 1 Reading

Special Education Services: for information, email the Program Director, Susan Radford (sradford@rvusd.org)

Redwood Consortium for Student Services

Health Services

Music

Physical Education

Art and Dance Docent Program

Home School

6th Grade Community Service: All 6th graders are required to perform at least 20 hours of community service.

Community Service Brochure

One of our 6th graders has created a very helpful site: Need Hours?

Enrichment Programs

Odyssey of the Mind

Junior Great Books

After School Enrichment Classes

After School Classes for Gifted and Talented Students

For questions about student transportation call the district office: 542-7375.

Food Services

Rincon Valley Food Service Newsletter

Future Chefs Contest

Future Chefs Contest information (Español)

Tips (Español)

Entry Form (Español)

Work toward a "Healthier Me" Activity

Part 1

Part 2

With current national attention being focused on children’s health and wellness issues, Rincon Valley Union School District is excited to provide parents a convenient, easy and secure online prepayment service to deposit money into your child’s school meal account at any time. This service also provides parents the ability to view your child’s account balance through a web site called MyNutrikids.com. By having money in each child’s account prior to entering the cafeteria, we find the lunch lines move along much faster so your child has more time to eat and be with friends.

Also, parents will have the ability to print out a copy of their child’s eating history report. This history report will show you all dates and times that your child has purchased a breakfast and or lunch within the past thirty days.

To set up your account at Nutrikids, click here.

Rincon Valley Union School District Foodservice Department and Sodexo are committed to your students’ health, happiness and success. Sodexo believes that there are five key areas that have the greatest impact on Student Well-Being. It is in these areas where our programs, services and strategic industry partnership are focused. These areas include:
1) Nutrition 2) Achievement 3) Environment 4) Community 5) Activity.

These are the areas our foodservice department is committed to. Please click on Student Well-Being for more information on this program. In addition, you may download a flyer of the explanation of Student Well-Being as well as the benefits of Sodexo’s Student Well-Being efforts.
For information about Sodexo and about the nutrition of our school meals, click here.

Salad Bars in Every School!

Produce of the Month Information

Student achievement starts with nutrition. Well-nourished students perform better in the classroom. That’s why Rincon Valley is dedicated to providing healthy, nutritious food in our cafeterias. We are nowpartnering with Sodexo, where professionally trained chefs create and kid-test new recipes every day to make sure the students have fresh, delicious, and nutritious meals, including school breakfasts. Included this year will be:

The Kid’s Way Café

Colorful, bold images of fruits and vegetables greet elementary students. Sodexo chefs understand flavor profiles of young palates and create menus to match them. Whole-grain cereals with no added sugar, bagels with low-fat cream cheese, and a variety of fresh fruits may be on the menu for breakfast. Chicken nuggets with whole-grain breading, baked potatoes and offering bars with broccoli may be among the multiple entrée choices for lunch.

How to Wash Your Hands
(en Español)

Free & Reduced Meals

If you feel your child qualifies for free or reduced price meals according to the eligibility scale, please fill out the application (Español) and return it to your child’s school as soon as possible. If you received free or reduced price meals last year, a new application must still be filled out for the new school year. Only one application per household is needed. An application approved for free meals will allow your child to eat every day with no charge to you, and an application approved for reduced price meals will be charged $.40 a meal. No child who qualifies for free or reduced meals will be overtly identified in any way.