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  • District Newsletter November 3, 2025

    District Newsletter November 3, 2025   IN THIS ISSUE: Public Service Announcement from Roseville Police on E-Scooters and E-Bikes Coding and Creativity in Action at Creekview Ranch Red Ribbon Week in Dry Creek The Wednesday Wave Recap Please Join Us! We Are Hiring!   E-Scooter and E-Bike Safety Message from Roseville Police Dry Creek is grateful to partner with the Roseville Police Department and our neighboring high school district, Roseville Joint Union High School District, to raise awareness about e-bike and e-scooter safety. Safety is always our top priority! As we enter the season of giving, we encourage families to learn the laws and make informed decisions when purchasing these items. Together, we can keep our students safe from elementary through high school.   Coding and Creativity in Action at Creekview Ranch School Did you know that Dry Creek offers Project Lead The Way (PLTW) classes at the middle school level? Students can explore exciting hands-on learning in areas such as Computer Science, Design and Modeling, Automation and Robotics, Medical Detectives, Green Architecture, Flight and Space, Tech Shop, and App Creators. These courses are designed to spark curiosity and creativity while helping students develop real-world problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. Creekview Ranch students in Corey Coble’s Computer Science class are putting their imagination and collaboration to work as they code and program animated games on their Chromebooks. Through these engaging lessons, students are not only learning valuable technology skills, they’re building the foundation for future success in high school, college, and beyond. Check out the video above to see our students’ creativity in action!   Red Ribbon Week in Dry Creek Over the past two weeks, our campuses participated in Red Ribbon Week, a nationwide campaign that promotes making healthy, safe, and drug-free choices. Students and staff showed their spirit with fun dress-up days and campus activities, all centered around celebrating positive choices and building a strong, supportive school community.   The Wednesday Wave Recap Meet Terrence Bustos, our Technology Specialist II! Terrence provides expert technology support to Antelope Crossing Middle School, Antelope Meadows Elementary School, Olive Grove Elementary School, and Barrett Ranch Elementary School. What's his fun fact? Outside of work, he enjoys riding his motorcycle...talk about riding in style! If you see Terrence, don’t forget to give him a big friendly wave.   👉 Google Form RSVP: Please complete the form HERE to let us know you’ll be joining. Looking forward to working with you!   Dry Creek is not only a great place to learn but also a great place to work! We invite you to “Join Our Team!” See these job opportunities and more by clicking the button below. Recruitment Contact: Shelly Husary Personnel Technician Dry Creek Schools 916-770-8878 www.drycreekschools.us shusary@dcjesd.us Open Job Postings   a: 8849 Cook Riolo Rd., Roseville, CA 95747 p: 916.770.8800 e: communications@dcjesd.us  w: https://www.drycreek.k12.ca.us/

    Monday, Nov 03 2025

  • District Newsletter October 27, 2025

    District Newsletter October 27, 2025   IN THIS ISSUE: A Thank You to Our Principals During National Principals Month Bullying Prevention Month Continues: What is Cyberbullying? The Wednesday Wave Recap Please Join Us! November Menus Now Available We Are Hiring!   A Thank You to Our Principals During National Principals Month October marks National Principals Month, a time to celebrate the incredible leaders who make Dry Creek schools shine. Each of our nine principals goes above and beyond to support students, staff, and families, serving as mentors, problem-solvers, cheerleaders, and champions for learning. While we take a special moment to thank them this month, our gratitude extends far beyond October, because their impact is felt every single day. Please enjoy this special video dedicated to our principals featuring Superintendent Cliff De Graw and Assistant Superintendent Jim Ferguson.   What is Cyberbullying? Cyberbullying happens online or through digital devices like phones, computers, and tablets. It involves repeated use of technology to harass, threaten, or embarrass someone.   What can you do to report cyberbullying?  Tell a trusted adult. Be an upstander. Report it anonymously on the STOPit app. Let’s take a S.T.A.N.D. against bullying this month and all year!   👉 Google Form RSVP: Please complete the form HERE to let us know you’ll be joining. Looking forward to working with you!   The Wednesday Wave Recap Say hello to Mr. Keenen, our campus supervisor at Quail Glen Elementary School. Mr. Keenen ensures students and staff are safe by monitoring the campus and supports the school's positive environment. What's Mr. Keenen's fun fact? He stands tall...literally! He's the same height as NBA Star Steph Curry! If you see Mr. Keenen on campus, give him a big, friendly wave! Did you know every Wednesday Dry Creek highlights our incredible staff on social media? Stay tuned to this week's Wednesday Wave!   Elementary November Menu Middle School November Menu   Dry Creek is not only a great place to learn but also a great place to work! We invite you to “Join Our Team!” See these job opportunities and more by clicking the button below. Recruitment Contact: Shelly Husary Personnel Technician Dry Creek Schools 916-770-8878 www.drycreekschools.us shusary@dcjesd.us Open Job Postings   a: 8849 Cook Riolo Rd., Roseville, CA 95747 p: 916.770.8800 e: communications@dcjesd.us  w: https://www.drycreek.k12.ca.us/

    Monday, Oct 27 2025

  • District Newsletter October 13, 2025

    District Newsletter October 13, 2025   IN THIS ISSUE: Bully Prevention Month Continues: What is Verbal Bullying? Walk, Bike & Roll to School Day The Wednesday Wave Recap Please Join Us! We Are Hiring!   What is Verbal Bullying? Verbal bullying is when someone repeatedly uses words to hurt, threaten, or demean someone. What can you do to report verbal bullying?  Tell a trusted adult. Be an upstander. Report it anonymously on the STOPit app. Let’s take a S.T.A.N.D. against bullying this month and all year! S - Speak Up T - Treat everyone with respect A - Advocate for others N- Never tolerate bullying D - Do the right thing   Walk, Bike & Roll to School Day Coyote Ridge families participated in Walk, Bike & Roll to School Day! Students and families gathered to encourage healthy habits and safe routes to school. Thank you to the PTA and route volunteers for making the morning a great success!   👉 Google Form RSVP: Please complete the form HERE to let us know you’ll be joining. Looking forward to working with you!   The Wednesday Wave Recap You might recognize this friendly face. It’s Mr. Richard, the lead custodian at Coyote Ridge Elementary School! He is always ready to support his school community, bringing dedication and school spirit every day. Fun fact: He rides a motorcycle! So cool! If you see him around, don’t forget to give him a big hello.   Dry Creek is not only a great place to learn but also a great place to work! We invite you to “Join Our Team!” See these job opportunities and more by clicking the button below. Recruitment Contact: Shelly Husary Personnel Technician Dry Creek Schools 916-770-8878 www.drycreekschools.us shusary@dcjesd.us Open Job Postings   a: 8849 Cook Riolo Rd., Roseville, CA 95747 p: 916.770.8800 e: communications@dcjesd.us  w: https://www.drycreek.k12.ca.us/

    Monday, Oct 13 2025

  • District Newsletter September 29, 2025

    District Newsletter September 29, 2025   IN THIS ISSUE: Dry Creek Launches Bullying Prevention Campaign STOPit Anonymous Reporting App Here Today, Ready for Tomorrow - Attendance Awareness Month Wrap-up The Wednesday Wave Recap All Dry Creek Schools Now Honored with PBIS Awards We Are Hiring!   Dry Creek Launches Bullying Prevention Campaign October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Dry Creek is launching a month-long campaign to raise awareness about what bullying is and the different types of bullying. We will also provide resources, including ways to report bullying. Throughout the month and the school year, we are encouraging students to take a S.T.A.N.D. against bullying. S - Speak Up T - Treat everyone with respect A - Advocate for others N- Never tolerate bullying D - Do the right thing  Be on the lookout for weekly resources and informational videos regarding bullying prevention. The District is committed to educating, empowering, and supporting students in recognizing and taking a S.T.A.N.D. against bullying.   STOPit Anonymous Reporting App STOPit is a simple, easy-to-use app that allows students to safely and anonymously report safety concerns like cyberbullying, threats, or self-harm. It empowers students to stand up for themselves and others while giving school staff tools to respond quickly and effectively. Students or a family member can submit a tip through the mobile app, web browser, or by calling the hotline. In order to report an incident, you must first enter an access code coinciding with the school your student attends. Click HERE for more information.   Here Today, Ready for Tomorrow Coyote Ridge first-grade teacher Danielle DeBoer is all about the magic of attendance, and her story proves it! “The back-to-school season is my favorite time of year. I get so excited to see the new students and staff around campus and build connections. I remember when Coyote Ridge first opened, and I started third grade with Mrs. Burnett. Some of my best memories have been made at school, as a student and now a teacher," DeBoer said. "We, as teachers, love to see the students' smiling faces every day, and we miss them when we don't see them. Attendance at school is more than just being present, it's about showing up for your future. Every day in the classroom is a step forward in learning, growth, and connection. When students attend regularly, they build routines, gain knowledge, and develop relationships that shape who they become. Each missed day is a missed opportunity to ask questions, share ideas, and be part of a community that supports and believes in them. We love your kids and we want to see them and help them grow!” Attendance Awareness Month Wrap-up Attendance Awareness Month may be coming to a close, but the importance of showing up to school every day continues year-round. Research shows that consistent attendance is one of the most important factors in helping students succeed academically, socially, and emotionally. Throughout the month, our District has highlighted the power of regular attendance through spirit days and community outreach through our newsletters and social media accounts. These efforts remind students that every day of learning matters and being present helps them stay connected, build strong relationships, and reach their goals. We are grateful to our families for being such strong partners in this effort. Your commitment to getting students to school on time, every day, sets the foundation for good habits that will last a lifetime. By working together, we can ensure that every child has the best opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive. Remember, attendance matters every month of the year. Let’s keep up the momentum and be "Here Today, Ready for Tomorrow!"   The Wednesday Wave Recap Meet Katie Whitmore, our wonderful secretary at Antelope Meadows Elementary School. On top of being part of the heart of the front office, she helps keep things organized and on track for students and staff!  Her fun fact? Katie loves fishing but doesn't eat fish or seafood.  If you see her on campus, be sure to give her a big welcoming wave!   All Dry Creek Schools Now Honored with PBIS Awards The celebration continues! Antelope Crossing Middle School has now earned a Gold PBIS Award, joining the ranks of Dry Creek’s already recognized schools. This means all nine Dry Creek Schools have now been honored at the state level for their outstanding implementation of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS). A first for the District! This remarkable achievement showcases the dedication of our students, staff, and families in creating campuses where positive behavior, respect, and support shine every day. Congratulations to all Dry Creek Schools! Antelope Crossing Middle School - Gold Antelope Meadows Elementary School - Platinum  Barrett Ranch Elementary School - Gold  Coyote Ridge Elementary School - Gold  Creekview Ranch School - Gold  Silverado Middle School - Gold  Heritage Oak Elementary School - Silver  Quail Glen Elementary School - Silver Olive Grove Elementary School - Bronze   Dry Creek is not only a great place to learn but also a great place to work! We invite you to “Join Our Team!” See these job opportunities and more by clicking the button below. Recruitment Contact: Shelly Husary Personnel Technician Dry Creek Schools 916-770-8878 www.drycreekschools.us shusary@dcjesd.us Open Job Postings   a: 8849 Cook Riolo Rd., Roseville, CA 95747 p: 916.770.8800 e: communications@dcjesd.us  w: https://www.drycreek.k12.ca.us/

    Monday, Sep 29 2025

  • Update: District Newsletter September 22, 2025

    District Newsletter September 22, 2025 Update: Sorry for the inconvenience. The previous newsletter post had some technical issues. It has been resolved and is posted below. Additionally, while resolving the matter, an old newsletter was reposted. Please disregard the newsletter post from March 24, 2025.   IN THIS ISSUE: Do You Know the Patriot Pact? Dry Creek's Professional Development Day Celebrating Constitution Day Here Today, Ready for Tomorrow - Attendance Awareness Month The Wednesday Wave Recap We Are Hiring!   Do You Know the Patriot Pact? Quail Glen Elementary School students enjoyed a lively reminder about the Patriot Pact during a fun and engaging assembly. The Patriot Pact, which stands for Problem Solve, Act Safely, Choose Wisely, and Treat with Respect, is the school's guide for building a positive school community. Through fun and interactive activities, students came together to show their school spirit while practicing the pact.   Professional Development Day Brings Inspiration and Strengths to Enhance Learning Classrooms, community, and multipurpose rooms were packed for Dry Creek's Professional Development Day. Our staff came together for a day of learning, growth, and inspiration. During the professional development day, our staff participated in trainings, planning sessions, explored new ideas, and built on best practices, all to help your students succeed.   Celebrating Constitution Day Students across the district brought history to life by celebrating Constitution Day, September 17. From engaging learning activities to art projects highlighting the Constitution's importance, our students came together to commemorate the Constitution's signing on September 17, 1787.   Here Today, Ready for Tomorrow Your future is bright! Building strong attendance habits is like giving your future a head start! We asked this Dry Creek student: Why is it important to come to school every day, and how will it help in the future? "It is important to come to school so that we can learn," and "Coming to school now will be good for my future so that I can go get a job and help pay for my future family." Every day you show up, you’re not just learning, you’re building the life you dream about!   The Wednesday Wave Recap Meet Millie Thompson, our amazing TK Instructional Assistant at Barrett Ranch Elementary School.  She works closely with our youngest learners, making sure that fun and learning go hand in hand every day. Fun fact: Millie just started taking line dancing classes, but she is no stranger to dance. In fact, she was a dancer in high school!  Be sure to give her a cheerful Wave when you see her on campus!   Dry Creek is not only a great place to learn but also a great place to work! We invite you to “Join Our Team!” See these job opportunities and more by clicking the button below. Recruitment Contact: Shelly Husary Personnel Technician Dry Creek Schools 916-770-8878 www.drycreekschools.us shusary@dcjesd.us Open Job Postings   a: 8849 Cook Riolo Rd., Roseville, CA 95747 p: 916.770.8800 e: communications@dcjesd.us  w: https://www.drycreek.k12.ca.us/

    Monday, Sep 22 2025

  • District Newsletter September 15, 2025

    District Newsletter September 15, 2025   IN THIS ISSUE: Here Today, Ready For Tomorrow - Attendance Awareness Month Family Picnic Celebrates Community The Wednesday Wave Recap We Are Hiring!   Here Today, Ready for Tomorrow Silverado Assistant Principal Kim Matteis’ story comes full circle from walking the halls as a Dry Creek student to now helping lead the way as an administrator. “As a former Dry Creek student and now an assistant principal in the very district that shaped me, I know just how powerful it is to show up every day,” she said. “Back then, it wasn’t just about homework and tests; it was about the friendships, the encouragement, and the daily boost from teachers who believed in me.” Now, she’s cheering on a new generation from the other side of the desk. Her message? Every day matters. Being “Here Today” helps students grow the habits, confidence, and resilience they’ll need to be “Ready for Tomorrow." Dry Creek continues to celebrate Attendance Awareness Month by sharing messages from students and staff about why being present every day matters to them.   Attendance Awareness Spirit Week Brings Energy and Excitement Thank you to our families and staff for making our first district-wide Attendance Awareness Spirit Week a success. Your support made the week fun and meaningful, reminding us all that showing up today builds a stronger tomorrow.   Celebrating Community with a Family Picnic Smiles and love filled Creekview Ranch School as families joined their students for a special Family Picnic. These moments of coming together help strengthen our community and enrich our school culture, creating lasting memories. Thank you to all the staff and families who helped make this day meaningful. Your support makes a difference in the lives of your students.   The Wednesday Wave Recap Last Wednesday, we met Laura Morrison, our awesome campus supervisor at Silverado Middle School. Ms. Laura helps keep our campus safe and welcoming every day.  Fun Fact: Ms. Laura is a classic car enthusiast! She not only works on classic cars but also owns a '65 Mustang! If you see Ms. Laura on campus, be sure to give her a big, friendly Wave!   Dry Creek is not only a great place to learn but also a great place to work! We invite you to “Join Our Team!” See these job opportunities and more by clicking the button below. Recruitment Contact: Shelly Husary Personnel Technician Dry Creek Schools 916-770-8878 www.drycreekschools.us shusary@dcjesd.us Open Job Postings   a: 8849 Cook Riolo Rd., Roseville, CA 95747 p: 916.770.8800 e: communications@dcjesd.us  w: https://www.drycreek.k12.ca.us/

    Monday, Sep 15 2025

  • District Newsletter September 8, 2025

    District Newsletter September 8, 2025   IN THIS ISSUE: Barrett Ranch's Golden Dustpan Dry Creek Schools Receive Statewide PBIS Awards Here Today, Ready For Tomorrow - Attendance Awareness Month The Wednesday Wave Recap We Are Hiring!   Barrett Ranch's Golden Dustpan Who will take home the Golden Dustpan this month? Every day during lunch, classrooms can shine by showing the Bronco Way: show respect, make good decisions, solve problems, and be kind. The class that stands out earns a point and the Golden Dustpan for the day! At the end of the month, the classroom with the most points gets a special prize: lunch on stage with Mrs. Coulter and a fun treat! Take a look!   Positive Behavior Pays Off as Eight Dry Creek Schools Receive Statewide PBIS Awards It's hard not to notice the positivity shining across our campuses. From the Golden Dust Pan awards at Barrett Ranch Elementary School, recognizing classrooms showing the Bronco Way during lunch time, to Bear Bucks rewarding students for showing the Silverado Way, Dry Creek Schools are proving that positive behavior truly pays off. In fact, eight of our schools have received statewide recognition for their successful implementation of PBIS, Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports, demonstrating our commitment to creating safe, respectful, and supportive learning environments for our students.. Making the list are:  Antelope Meadows Elementary School - Platinum  Barrett Ranch Elementary School - Gold  Coyote Ridge Elementary School - Gold  Creekview Ranch School - Gold  Silverado Middle School - Gold  Heritage Oak Elementary School - Silver  Quail Glen Elementary School - Silver Olive Grove Elementary School - Bronze For the second year in a row, Antelope Meadows Elementary School received the highest honor, Platinum.  “We are incredibly proud to have earned the PBIS Platinum Award. This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our school community, students, staff, and families. It reflects our shared commitment to fostering a positive and supportive learning environment where every student can thrive both academically and socially,” said Antelope Meadows Principal Stacey Clark.  PBIS focuses on teaching and rewarding positive behaviors, helping students understand and meet expectations. Each school brings PBIS to life in its own way through unique expectations, recognition systems, and activities that reflect each school’s culture. By supporting students in this way, PBIS builds social skills, reduces disruptions, and fosters a strong environment for learning and achievement. These awards reflect the powerful work happening across Dry Creek, as we continue building a culture where students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.   Here Today, Ready for Tomorrow Good attendance starts today! We asked a Dry Creek student why coming to school every day matters for their future. Here’s what they had to say: “It is important for me to come to school so I can continue learning with my friends, and that makes it fun!” “It benefits me to come to school so I can get good grades and get into a good college. It creates good habits for my future.” September is Attendance Awareness Month, a great time to create morning routines to get your students to school every day and on time.  And don’t forget, Attendance Awareness Spirit Week kicks off this week! Check out the themed dress-up days in the graphic below.   The Wednesday Wave Recap Last week, we introduced Lynda Gonzalez, our amazing Information Systems Specialist who helps families navigate Aeries with ease. If you need support, she’s your go-to! Fun Fact: Lynda has visited Disneyland over 500 times, including 42 days in a row! Talk about dedication to magic! If you see Lynda, don’t forget to smile and give her a cheerful wave!   Dry Creek is not only a great place to learn but also a great place to work! We invite you to “Join Our Team!” See these job opportunities and more by clicking the button below. Recruitment Contact: Shelly Husary Personnel Technician Dry Creek Schools 916-770-8878 www.drycreekschools.us shusary@dcjesd.us Open Job Postings  a: 8849 Cook Riolo Rd., Roseville, CA 95747 p: 916.770.8800 e: communications@dcjesd.us  w: https://www.drycreek.k12.ca.us/

    Monday, Sep 08 2025

  • PTA Wildcat Weekly | Wednesday, September 3, 2025

    PTA Wildcat Weekly  | Wednesday, September 3, 2025 Important PTA Dates 09.05 PTA Treat Friday 09.19 Aloha Day: Beach Dress-up Day 09.19 PTA Aloha Hop 09.29  Kona Ice 10.03 PTA Treat Friday 10.03 PTA Movie Night 10.20 PTA Kona Ice 10.24 PTA Trunk-or-Treat Important Links Official PTA Website Join the PTA Meet your PTA Board PTA Event Calendar  Purchase PTA Spiritwear PTA Volunteer Opportunities 2025 PTA Information & Special Events A Message from Antelope Meadows PTA    What a night at our first PTA meeting of the year! We were thrilled to welcome our brand-new superintendent and to see our cafeteria packed with parents and teachers coming together for our kids and school community. We had over 50 people in attendance! And the cherry on top? We had a TIE for highest class attendance—two lucky classes will both be celebrating with a popsicle party! The winning classes with a tie of 6 attendees each are: Ms. Blatnick & Ms. Ambrosia!! Thank you, Antelope Meadows families, for showing up BIG. This is what community looks like!  Let’s keep this momentum rolling—join us for our next PTA meeting on October 29, 2025, and help us continue building something amazing together!  Coloring contest will be up on our Facebook page later this week!     Who’s ready for the kick-off event of the season?   Aloha Hop 2025 is almost here (Sept. 19)  and  we need our amazing Antelope Meadows community to help us pull it off!  We’ve made it easy with a SignUpGenius—jump in and grab a spot! From set-up to clean-up, ticket tables to food stations, there’s a place for everyone. Volunteer Perks! Teachers: Earn $25 in classroom funds for every hour volunteered. All other volunteers:  Receive  2  food tickets for every hour volunteered. Special note:  We have some  adults/ PTA  members/ teacher & staff-only slots that we really need  filled .  If that’s you, please grab one first!  Sign up here:  Antelope Meadows PTA: Aloha Hop Volunteers 2025 Let’s make this year’s Aloha Hop unforgettable! Want to help make the magic happen? Join our Aloha Hop Planning Committee on the Band App:   https://www.band.us/n/afafbdfabcCd3 Our next committee meeting is  on  September 4th  @   7 PM .  Joining the thread doesn’t mean you have to volunteer—it's also a place to stay in the loop, share ideas, and be part of the excitement!    Big news, Antelope Meadows! We just hit 100 PTA members—66% of the way to our goal of 150 this year!  Join  by September 12  and you’ll  be entered  into a drawing for 1 of 3 amazing goodie baskets! See the different baskets below— 1 for teachers & staff, 2 for everyone else! Winners announced at the Aloha Hop on September 19  If you’ve been on the fence …  now’s the time to be part of our growing community! Membership = supporting our kids, our school, and snagging some fun perks.   150—let’s make it happen! Join here:   https://www.antelopemeadowspta.com/join Monthly Events PTA Treat Friday Event - Friday, September 5th    Brought to you by your Antelope Meadows PTA, Treat Friday is a fun opportunity for your Wildcats to grab some treats after school!  We will have a booth set up after TK/K-5th dismissal by the outdoor stage with various treats for purchase. Everything is $1! Cash only for Treat Friday Purchases. PTA Kona Ice Event- Monday, September 29th  Kona Ice is a one-of-a-kind shaved ice truck that brings tropical fun straight to you! With our vibrant shaved ice food trucks, endless flavor combinations, and commitment to giving back, Kona Ice isn’t just a dessert—it’s an experience.  Please stop by the Quad  on Monday, September 29th , for a delicious cold treat! Thank you, Antelope Meadows PTA!  Please email us at  pta.antelopemeadows@gmail.com if you can help.       a: 8343 Palmerson Dr., Antelope, CA 95843  e: pta.antelopemeadows@gamil.com w: https://www.antelopemeadowspta.com

    Wednesday, Sep 03 2025

  • District Newsletter September 1, 2025

    District Newsletter September 1, 2025   IN THIS ISSUE: Here Today, Ready For Tomorrow - Attendance Awareness Month Olive Grove House Assembly The Wednesday Wave District Emergency Response App September Breakfast and Lunch Menus We Are Hiring!   Dry Creek Kicks Off Attendance Awareness Month We’re excited to kick off Attendance Awareness Month with the motto “Here Today, Ready for Tomorrow.” Throughout the month, you’ll see inspiring messages from our current students about why showing up to school matters, along with stories from former Dry Creek students who now work in the District and continue giving back to our community. All school sites will participate in a fun Spirit Week from September 8-12, where students can celebrate their school pride while highlighting the importance of being present daily! Themed spirit days are shown below.   Olive Grove House Assembly Olive Grove Elementary School held it's first house assembly of the year. Did you know that each year, students are placed into one of five Houses, where they remain throughout their Olive Grove journey? Every Friday morning, students gather with their Housemates for assemblies filled with cheers, friendly competitions, and celebrations of Soaring Eagle recognitions. Houses earn weekly points by wearing their House colors, demonstrating respect and cooperation, and competing in fun challenges. At the end of each week, the winning House is announced! The House System creates opportunities for cross-grade friendships, builds teamwork, and strengthens the sense of community that makes Olive Grove so special.   The Wednesday Wave Last week in our Wednesday Wave series, we highlighted Tracy Martinez, one of our dedicated Campus Supervisors at Quail Glen Elementary School. Tracy plays an important role in keeping our campus safe and supporting students and staff every day. A fun fact about Tracy? She loves Alaska! So much so, she’s already planning her second Alaskan cruise next summer. Be on the lookout for this week’s Wednesday Wave spotlight on social media. You never know which staff member we’ll feature next!   Dear Dry Creek Families, Our top priority is your student/s' safety and security, and we are committed to maintaining a proactive approach to emergency preparedness. Clear communication and understanding are crucial in an emergency situation. Therefore, we are sharing the District's Emergency Response App to help you become familiar with our emergency procedures and terms. The app mirrors our School Safety Guidebook, available in every classroom, and can be a valuable personal resource in an emergency. Click on the link below to access the District’s Emergency Response App: https://drycreek-c927d.web.app/   From your mobile device, tap to follow the link and add it to your home screen.  We continue encouraging staff, students, and community members to “See Something, Say Something” by reporting concerns to school staff or calling 911 for emergencies. Thank you for partnering with us to keep your school community safe and your students protected.  Sincerely, Dry Creek Joint Elementary School District   September Breakfast and Lunch Menus As part of the California Universal Meals Program, all students in grades transitional kindergarten through grade 12 (TK-12) are provided two meals free of charge (breakfast and lunch) during each school day to students requesting a meal, regardless of their free or reduced-price meal eligibility. Click HERE for September menus.   Dry Creek is not only a great place to learn but also a great place to work! We invite you to “Join Our Team!” See these job opportunities and more by clicking the button below. Recruitment Contact: Shelly Husary Personnel Technician Dry Creek Schools 916-770-8878 www.drycreekschools.us shusary@dcjesd.us Open Job Postings   a: 8849 Cook Riolo Rd., Roseville, CA 95747 p: 916.770.8800 e: communications@dcjesd.us  w: https://www.drycreek.k12.ca.us/

    Monday, Sep 01 2025

  • CVR's First Family Picnic of the 2025/2026 School Year!

    We would like to invite ALL parents and guardians to come to school on  Friday, September 12th . Spend lunch with your child, enjoy music, and make memories! Feel free to bring a blanket or extra chair, and don't forget some good food to eat with your child! (We will  not be accepting food drop off or delivery services) All Creekview Ranch students are also invited to go through the cafeteria to receive a fruit, veggie, juice box, milk, and treat. The cafeteria will  not be serving parent meals at this time.  Students will need to return to their classroom after lunch as their teachers have end of the day activities and lessons they would like to complete with all of the class. If you must take your child home - they NEED to be signed out in the office prior to leaving campus.   **Studies have shown that students do better in school when there are active and interested adults involved in a child's life. This is a great opportunity to get involved with the school community, enjoy time with your child, as well as meet your child's friends and other staff on campus!**  

    Monday, Sep 01 2025