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    • Summer Reading at Robert Lince ! Please click the link below to view summer reading resouces, ideas and more!
      Summer Reading at RL
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    • Robert Lince Meet and Greet! Prek-K! 
      Click the links below to learn more:

      In english
      En español
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    • Please Read the Latest Update from RLELC Here _   Click Here To View - 6/10/22

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    • Did you miss our Kindergarten Parent Informational Meeting?

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      Did you miss our Kindergarten Dual Language Informational Night?

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      Preschool Registration will be held sometime in April and more information will be communicated.
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      • A Masking Update from Superintendent Backlund

        School Mask Mandate Lifting on March 12

        As you may have already heard, earlier this afternoon, Governor Jay Inslee announced the end of the mask mandate in schools beginning on March 12.  This means that on this date, although masks will be encouraged, parents will have the option to choose whether or not their children wear masks in school buildings.   Read more here. 
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      • Winter Weather and Selah Schools

        Ole' Man Winter is lurking!  That means there are often operating decisions that must be made.  Many factors account for winter school decisions.  Please see more.  
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    • Please subscribe to the RLELCK Youtube Channel. Click Here!

      Suscríbase al canal de Youtube de RLELCK. ¡Haga clic aquí!
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    • Starting at 5:30am you can call the inclement weather hotline (698-8080) to find out if school is delayed or closed.
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      We are now on Social Media!

      "Like" our Facebook page: facebook.com/RobertLinceEarlyLearningCenter

      Follow us on on Twitter: @RLEarlyLearning 

       
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    School News

    Welcome

    • Our program celebrates the early learning years as a unique and wonderful period in a child's life. Our "hands-on" approach to learning allows exploration and discovery, and our curriculum seeks to connect new learning to the child's own background experiences.

      Adult modeling and encouragement promotes the development of self-help and social skills, which are important components of our program. Each child's social, emotional, physical and cognitive strengths and needs are assessed, and opportunities for continuous progress are presented and encouraged.

      Because a child's education does not begin and end at school, we regard families as a child's first and most important teachers. We wish to support and encourage that role in your child's life, and view our relationship as a "team-effort."

      We actively promote your involvement at school, whether you are able to visit, volunteer in the classroom, assist with field trips and events, or join our parenting groups.

       

       

    Points of Pride

    • Backlund Honored with State Leadership Award

      Sitting atop the Selah School District’s leadership team for the past 10 years, Superintendent, Shane Backlund, has used his skills to foster equitable and quality educational opportunities that cultivate a culture of successful lifelong learning for all.

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    • Bill Harris Honored!

      Longtime Viking supporter, Bill Harris, has been recognized by the Washington Association of School Administrators (WASA) for his contributions to Selah schools and the community.

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    • A Legacy of Leadership with Selah Schools

      After 21 years of Selah service, as Shane Backlund prepares to transition to ESD 105 as Deputy Superintendent, Unleashed writer and incoming senior Natalie Keller, highlights his tenure as superintendent.

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    • Cooper Quigley Runs Away With Top Local Sports Prize

      Always in stride, Cooper Quigley, a Selah High School senior, captured the Valley’s top sports prize as he was honored as the Male Athlete of the Year during the Yakima Valley Sports Awards Annual Ceremony.

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