Return to Headlines

4.20.2025 Update

April 20, 2025

 

Dear Rogers Lane Families:

*La versión en español de esta carta está a continuación.*

 

YEARBOOKS ARE HERE!

 

The wait is over—yearbooks have arrived! If you didn’t pre-order, we have a limited number of extra copies available for purchase.

Cost: $25 — Cash Only

Don’t miss out on the memories! Grab your copy today before they’re gone.

 

A blackboard with colorful lettersAI-generated content may be incorrect.

 

 

WE NEED TO HEAR FROM YOU – TELL US WHAT YOU THINK

 

Your voice matters! The WCPSS Panorama Family Survey is now open, and we need your feedback to help us continue building a school community where every student and family feels supported, included, and heard.

This short survey (about 8 minutes) gives you a chance to share your thoughts on topics such as:

  • Family engagement
  • School climate
  • Barriers to involvement
  • Title I programs (for Title I schools)

Your feedback directly influences the decisions we make to improve our school and strengthen our partnerships with families.

🗓 Survey Window: April 13 – May 16


🌐 Take the survey here: surveys.panoramaed.com/wakecounty/family

📱 Available in multiple languages and accessible from any device!

 

Paper copies have been sent home in the home language of each family paper copy (available in Spanish, Arabic, French, Vietnamese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese), please contact our front office.

 

Thank you for helping us grow and improve together. Let’s continue building a better Rogers Lane—for every child, every day.

 

 

SPRING PICTURE DAY THIS TUESDAY

 

Mark your calendars for Tuesday, April 20th.

  • All students will be photographed.
  • Picture purchase is optional.
  • Order forms were send home with students and should be returned on Picture Day if you would like to place an order.
  • You may also order online using the information provided on the flyer.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact the front office.

 

 

2025 FIELD DAY – COMING SOON

 

We are looking forward to our 2025 Field Day celebration.

Field Day Schedule
Wednesday, May 7

  • 9:45–11:00 AM – 3rd Grade & ECS 2
  • 11:15–12:30 PM – 4th Grade & Pre-K
  • 1:25–2:40 PM – 1st Grade & ECS 1

Thursday, May 8

  • 9:45–11:00 AM – Kindergarten
  • 11:15–12:30 PM – 2nd Grade
  • 1:25–2:40 PM – 5th Grade

Rain Dates: Wednesday, May 14 & Thursday, May 15

🎒 Student Reminders:

  • Wear light, comfortable clothing
  • Bring a towel and water bottle
  • Hats and sunscreen are encouraged
  • An optional change of clothes may be brought
  • No bathing suits, please

🍴 Lunch: Students will eat at their regular lunch times. Teachers may choose whether to eat in the classroom or cafeteria.

Note: There will be no Specials on Field Day. All specialists will assist with station activities and set-up/clean-up.

🙋‍♀️ Volunteers Needed!
We would love your help! Volunteers are needed for station assistance, popsicle distribution, and setup. Volunteers must be approved by WCPSS. If you're interested, please email Ms. Dixon at
tldixon@wcpss.net.

Let’s make this Field Day unforgettable for our students! Thank you for your continued support!

 

 

EOG TESTING

 

A poster with text and images of various itemsAI-generated content may be incorrect.

 

As we approach the end of the school year, please review our upcoming EOG testing dates:

 

  • Tuesday, June 3 – 5th Grade Science
  • Wednesday, June 4 – 3rd & 4th Grade Math
  • Thursday, June 5 – 5th Grade Math
  • Tuesday, June 10 – 3rd Grade Reading
  • Wednesday, June 11 – 4th & 5th Grade Reading

 

EOG Make-Up Testing:

  • Friday, June 6
  • Wednesday, June 12 – Thursday, June 13

 

EOG Re-administration:

  • Monday, June 16 – Wednesday, June 18

 

The full EOG testing window runs from Monday, June 2 through Friday, June 13.

If you have any questions or need support, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our testing coordinator – kholmes4@wcpss.net or Principal Morgan – cmorgan@wcpss.net  

 

Thank you for helping us ensure our students are prepared and ready to do their best!

 

 

4th GRADE COMMUNITY PROJECT

 

During our last quarter, our 4th grade students are learning about ways they can support their community. Student will be holding a food drive. If you can support our students by sending in donations, we would greatly appreciate it!

 

A poster with food items in itAI-generated content may be incorrect.A poster of a grocery storeAI-generated content may be incorrect.

 

DO YOU NEED SPIRIT WEAR FOR AN UPCOMING FIELD TRIP?

Need spirit wear for an upcoming field trip?

 

Order a Rogers Lane shirt online here ahead of your next class field trip to represent yourself and Rogers Lane proudly.

A blue and white logoDescription automatically generated

 

APRIL IS ARAB AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH

 

It’s a time to recognize and honor the rich history, culture, and contributions of Arab Americans to our nation and communities.

Throughout the month, students will have opportunities to engage in activities and discussions that promote understanding, respect, and appreciation for the diverse cultures that make up our school community.

 

ROGERS LANE STAR STORE – THANK YOU FOR THE DONATIONS!

Students at Rogers Lane are working hard everyday to demonstrate positive attitudes, positive choices, respect, and become leaders of their own learning while earning tickets towards purchasing fun items as a reward for their efforts. Rogers Lane Families and Friends can now sign-up to donate and bring in an item or items for our School-wide Student Star Store and keep the momentum going for our amazing students.

Each of the items below are to give you an idea of approved and appropriate snacks or rewards for the Star Store (Brand Names are not required).  Please select which item(s) you will be sending in and hit submit. When your item(s) you have selected arrives, please label it "RLES Star Store" and bring it into the main office and drop it off with our Receptionist, Ms. Evans.

WE THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

A close-up of a signAI-generated content may be incorrect.

 

 

 

SAVE THE DATE FOR UPCOMING FAMILY ENGAGEMENT

 

Due to the inclement weather, we have adjusted the dates of our family engagement nights to allow staff ample time to prepare for an outstanding event!

 

  • May 1, 2025 – Excelling Together: EOG Preparation for Families and Students – DATE CHANGE
  • May 15, 2025 - Bridging Success and Home to School Connections: Empowering K-2 Learners Together

 

 

DO YOU WANT TO JOIN YOUR CHILD FOR A FIELD TRIP?

As we plan for upcoming field trips, we want to share some important guidelines regarding chaperones based on Wake County Public Schools (WCPSS) policy. The safety and supervision of all students is a priority/

Chaperone Expectations:

  • To serve as a chaperone, you must be an approved WCPSS volunteer. This process includes completing the volunteer application and background check.
  • Non-approved parents/guardians are discouraged from attending field trips. For safety and logistical reasons, unapproved parents who show up at field trip destinations will not be allowed to chaperone.
  • When an unapproved parent joins a trip, it limits the opportunity for their child to fully engage with classmates and benefit from the group experience.

If you are interested in chaperoning, please complete the WCPSS volunteer application at your earliest convenience. This ensures that all field trips are safe, organized, and enriching for our students.

 

 

A REMINDER ABOUT BIRTHDAYS & CUPCAKES

 

Families are welcome to send in healthy snacks for their child and his/her classmates to eat during lunch time. This year we are not permitting sweets (cupcakes, cookies, etc) to be passed out during the school day.

 

Our goal is to encourage healthy eating habits among students. Encouraging nutritious snacks supports students' overall well-being and aligns with the school's commitment to fostering a healthy environment.

 

Not all students can consume sweets due to allergies, dietary restrictions, or personal and religious beliefs. By avoiding sweets, the school ensures that all students feel included, and no one is left out or made to feel different because of their dietary needs.

 

The primary purpose of school is education. Birthday celebrations with sweets can be distracting and take away from valuable instructional time. By keeping celebrations simple and focused on the student rather than on the food, the school maintains a learning-focused environment.

 

 

SUPPORT HOW YOUR CHILD ‘ROCKs IT’ AT ROGERS LANE