Our Stories and Initiatives
RCSD welcomes its community, neighbors, and friends to learn more about the school district that serves our community's children. In this section, we tell the stories of our students, teachers, staff, programs, schools, and initiatives that make RCSD a great school district.
Our Stories
Expanding its focus on quality of taste and ingredients by creating “fast scratch” menu items that allow staff to make large batches of nutritious food at school sites, CNS staff are working tirelessly to present wholesome, “kid-approved” meals to RCSD’s thousands of students.
This library refresh comes from an exciting partnership between the school and non-profit Access Books Bay Area.
Redwood City School District (RCSD) is gearing up for a new phase in its Facilities Master Plan (FMP) development process, inviting community members to engage in upcoming opportunities to provide feedback and shape the future of school facilities across the district.
The California Parent School Survey (CPSP) provides an opportunity for school leaders to hear insight from those who know their children best–parents and guardians. It guides the district's and schools’ efforts to promote safety, enhance learning supports, and improve student achievement.
Redwood City School District (RCSD) has received the results of its annual financial audits, confirming strong fiscal management and transparency in the use of public funds.
As incoming kindergarten families get ready for the new school year, families need to turn in their child's Kindergarten Oral Health Assessment form (KOHA) by May 30. A California requirement, all kindergartners and first graders enrolling in public school for their first year must have an oral health screening completed by a licensed dental professional.
The district expresses gratitude to the community for its continued support, emphasizing that these initiatives would not be possible without the support of Measure S, which voters approved in November of 2022.
This year’s theme, “Building Resilience in Our Students,” energized more than 115 participants including students from several schools, community organizations, and elected officials.