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MUSD is one of the 60 Local Education Agencies (LEAs) chosen to participate in the 2024-2025 Energy Champions Leading the Advancement of Sustainable Schools program.
Join us for the Festival of Lights on Friday, December 13th from 5:00-7:30pm. Enjoy some beautiful light and decorations, get pictures with Santa, shop some local vendors, enjoy our holiday concert, and enjoy some crafts from holidays around the world! Click here to go to our website for additional details.
Join us for our next PTO meeting on Thursday, December 5, 2024 at 5:00pm in H5. We will finalize our plans for our Festival of Lights! Volunteers always needed! Learn more about how you can support our PTO on our website.
Excited to have you join us for Spirit Week to celebrate the end of a successful second quarter!
Roadrunner and the Community Food Bank have partnered to create a monthly mobile food distribution (TEFAB boxes) event for our families and community. Join us Tuesday, December 17th for our next event. Volunteers always needed.
Do you know the school guidelines for when you should keep your child home from school and when you should send them to school? There have been a lot of changes with these procedures over the last few years and we want to make sure parents have the most up-to-date guidance. Please click here to access our guidelines.
Check this week's Fam Jam article for great ideas on mealtime activities or activities you can do in the car!
Are you running a little short this month and need some help until your next paycheck? Did your kids grow out of their clothes and you need some help getting new ones? Do you need some household items? Check out Butler's Pantry.
Parents of MUSD students are invited to attend the upcoming Johnson O'Malley IEC and Title VI IPC meetings hosted by MUSD's Student and Family Support Services on December 12, 2024.
Cultural Event Night brought families together for a hands-on journey into the art of painting and etching horse hair ornaments.
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Welcome to Roadrunner Elementary School where our scholars are all College Bound. Each of our grade levels provide a comprehensive curriculum designed to challenge our scholars at their individual learning levels.
The education of our scholars is a collaborative process with parents as core members of that team. Strong parent partnerships are a key component of the success of each scholar on our campus.
Licensed by the AZ Dept. of Health Services, and AZ Dept. of Economic Security approved, our school offers preschool with small/large group activities and enrichment learning activities that promote development in the arts and large motor skills.
Literacy is the foundation for lifelong learning, both in and out of school. We want our scholars to build literacy skills so that they are successful learners, but we also want them to love reading. Not everyone is a natural reader, but everyone can learn to love reading with the right stories.
Roadrunner Elementary is pleased to announce the achievement of Level 1 certification in Marzano High-Reliability Schools™. Level 1 certification means our school has created a “Safe, Supportive, and Collaborative Culture,” which is the foundation for every level that follows.
A variety of resources for families: food, clothes, shoes, household items, diapers, hygiene products and more.