We are committed to creating a safe environment that delivers diverse educational experiences through meaningful partnerships with our families and community, nurturing each student’s academic excellence while fostering social responsibility and emotional well-being to become productive citizens.
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Dear Timberwolf Families,
Welcome to the 2026-2027 school year! We are excited to welcome our students and families back to Rosalia School District and look forward to all that a new school year brings. Whether your family is returning or joining our Timberwolf community for the first time, we are grateful you are here. Our staff has spent the summer preparing classrooms and learning spaces, and we are looking forward to seeing our students walk through the doors again.
As we look ahead with excitement, we also recognize that this past weekend brought worry and uncertainty to many in our area as a fire started near Malden. Our thoughts are with the families, neighbors, first responders, firefighters, and others who have been affected. Events like this remind us how quickly circumstances can change and how important it is to look out for one another. Please continue to follow the guidance of local emergency officials, take care of yourselves and your neighbors, and put safety first. We are grateful for the many people working to keep our communities safe.
This year, our district theme, Building Bridges to Grow Belonging, feels especially meaningful. Belonging is about knowing that we are connected to one another and that we have people beside us during both celebrations and challenges. Strong partnerships between our families, school, and community help create a place where every student feels welcomed, supported, challenged, and valued.
Important Dates
Each school day, doors open at 8:00 a.m. for elementary breakfast transitioning to class instruction at 8:20 a.m., and classes begin at 8:15 a.m. for middle school, and high school students.
As Helen Keller said:
"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much."
Those words capture what we hope to carry with us throughout this school year. We will have successes to celebrate and challenges to work through, and we will do both together. By listening, communicating, supporting one another, and keeping our students at the heart of our decisions, we can continue building a school community where everyone has a place and everyone belongs.
Thank you for the trust you place in Rosalia School District and for the many ways you support your children and our school. It is a privilege to serve this community and to work alongside you. There is so much to look forward to, and we are excited to see our Timberwolves back together again!
Here's to a safe, joyful, and wonderful 2026-2027 school year!
Warmly,
Julie PriceSuperintendent/Principal Rosalia School District
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Rosalia Schools is asking voters to consider two replacement levies. The first is a Replacement Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) Levy that would continue the current levy rate of $2.50 per $1,000 of assessed property value. This levy supports the day-to-day operations of the school district.
The second is a Replacement Capital Levy focused on technology, safety, and security. The Technology, Safety, and Security (TSS) levy would provide $90,000 per year to support infrastructure needs that are not funded through the state basic education formula.
Please read our Newsletter for further information.
We hope you all had a wonderful holiday! We would love your feedback. Please take our communtiy survey by clicking here!
Subject: ⚠️ Weather Alert – Modified Bus Pick-Up for Malden City/Pine City Students
Dear Timberwolf Families,
Due to emerging inclement weather, students living on the Malden City / Pine City bus route will need to use the emergency route will be picked up location at Malden City Hall. The buss will be there at 7:45 AM.
Pick-Up Details: 📍 Location: Malden City Hall 🕒 Time: 7:45 AM
Please ensure your student is at the designated location on time. This adjustment is being made to prioritize student safety in response to current weather conditions.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Stay safe and warm!
Warm regards, Julie Price
Principal/Superintendent Rosalia School District
Winter Concert Reminder
Date: Thursday, December 11th Time: 7:00 PM (Students should be in their classrooms no later than 6:45 PM) Location: High School Gym Who: TK-12 Students
Elementary Students:
Exciting News!
This year, the Scholastic Book fair will be here during the week of our performance! Make sure you come a little early so you can visit Mrs. Bruce to get some awesome books!
Food Drive!
In addition, we will be wrapping up our food drive on Friday 12/12/25. All donations are greatly appreciated.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me at pritchy@rosaliaschools.org.
We look forward to seeing you there!”
