With the rise in COVID 19 over the winter holiday we are encouraging all students and staff to participate in weekly self-testing at school at no cost.

Children can have serious complications from the flu more often than adults - especially children with health conditions like asthma. Give them the best protection you can.
Have the whole family get their flu shot, and prevent the spread of the flu this school year!

There is another chance to pick up COVID-19 Home Test Kits on Tuesday, January 11 at the District Office.

All children ages 5 and up are now eligible for the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine!

These safe, effective, and free vaccines help ensure your child and family stay safe and healthy. Vaccinated individuals are less likely to experience severe symptoms or be hospitalized than those who are not vaccinated.

CSUS STRING Project and the Robla School District with generous support from the Robla Education Foundation presents the STRINGS PROJECT WINTER CONCERT...

Please see updated information about community vaccination clinics, including one at Taylor Street on December 4th...

The federal government has authorized the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11. With this in mind, we are providing you with some important details for your consideration. Together, the Robla community can further prevent the spread of COVID-19 through vaccinating our students.

Dr. Sergio Aguilar Gaxiola will be on site to answer your questions about COVID-19 vaccine safety for young children.

The Sierra Health Foundation, Kaiser Permanente, and Sacramento County Public Health are hosting an online COVID-19 Vaccine Educational Forum for Parents and Guardians on November 4 from 6pm to 7:30pm.  The focus of this session will be families with children ages 12 and up.

This month's Harvest of the Month is TOMATOES!  Our students had the opportunity to learn about the Harvest of the Month, and then they got to try some cherry tomatoes--check out their reactions in the video!