Tonight (October 22, 2026): EUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting at the Carilyn Gilbert Education Center, 2310 Aldergrove Avenue. 7 p.m. open session (6 p.m. closed session). Zoom link https://zoom.us/j/551974247. Agenda: https://eusd.org/agenda
Main Event Details
Event Name: Día de los Muertos Family Art Night
Sponsor: Sponsored by the PTSA
Date: Friday, November 6th, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Activities & Attractions
Art Show
Games
Face Painting
Art, AVID, and Crafting Lessons
Items for Sale
Student handmade crafts
Food (Food Trucks): Features logos for Lil' Orbits and La Taquería Jalisco
Opportunity Basket Drawings
Craft Pricing Guide (Pictured on Sides)
Left Side Items:
Cowboy hat craft: $8–10 by detail
Silver/metallic tree craft: $10
Pinecone craft: $6
Red ribbon/pinecone craft: $4
Right Side Items:
Large green woven/knit tree: $4 to $10 by size
Flower bouquet craft: $10
Small green tree craft: $6
Payment & Proceeds Information
PTSA accepts: Apple Pay, Credit Cards, Zelle, & Cash
Proceeds: All proceeds go to the PTSA to benefit students.
Note at the bottom: "Designed by Ezequiel M."
The October Attendance Challenge is on!
Students that achieve perfect attendance and no tardies in the month of October will be able to attend the October Fall Festival during 7th period on Friday, October 30th! The Fall Festival will have games, treats, and a movie!
Note: Students are responsible for making up any assignments or assessments missed in their 7th period class.
Chess and Board Games At Lunch are beginning this week!
Students can play chess and board games at the lunch tables Monday through Wednesday at both lunches , beginning Monday, October 19th.
Come play and have the chance to win daily prizes, and the weekly champion can win a front-of-the-line lunch pass!
Uncovering the past to build skills for the future! 6th graders recently traded traditional desks for dirt, turning their classrooms into hands-on archaeological digs. Stepping into the shoes—and hats!—of real archaeologists as they dug into, "What is culture?" and "How does archaeology help us learn about the past?"
Each dig box represented a distinct historical era. Through painstaking digging, sifting, brushing, and meticulous documentation, students brought history to life.
Critical Thinkers & Problem Solvers: Analyzed uncovered artifacts and drew evidence-based conclusions about ancient cultures.
Empowered Collaborators: Worked in excavation teams, debating findings and combining insights to identify eras.
Effective Communicators: Documented their discoveries through detailed scientific drawings and explained complex excavation processes.
This cross-curricular project goes far beyond a standard history lesson—it connects academic concepts to real-world applications and empowers our students to think like true researchers.
Way to dig deep, 6th grade!
Viva Washington Park event at Washington Park (501 N. Rose St., Escondido, CA 92027).
This free event will be held on Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 9 am to 1 pm.
We are excited to have various community organizations and activities offered throughout the park.
Wear sunscreen and bring your comfy shoes. Activities include: inflatable concourse, carnival games, photo booth, papel-picado making, face-painting, and more!
Have any gently used cleats to donate? Mind of Nature will be collecting and doing a giveaway at the Futsal courts.
Participate in a Community Altar by bringing a photo or memento to commemorate a loved one who has passed.
Thursday, October 15, at 8:30 a.m. in our library.
Here is the complete breakdown of the information listed on the flyer:
Schedule
Girls:
• 6th Grade: 6:00 PM
• 7th Grade: 7:00 PM
• 8th Grade: 8:00 PM
Boys:
• 6th–8th Grade: 8:00 PM
Location
• Venue: Boys & Girls Club: Conrad-Prebys Escondido
• Address: 115 W. Woodward Ave., Escondido, CA 92025
Contact for More Information
• Contact Person: Maxwell Hutchinson
• Phone: 619.971.8027
• Email: rincon@sdyouth.org
Supporting Your Child’s Success in Middle School
Location: Room 2
When: Friday, October 16⋅8:00 – 9:30 AM
October Spirit Week is coming up on the last week of October!
Monday, 10/26: Color Wars! - Wear the color that represents your grade: 6th: Orange, 7th: White, 8th: Black
Tuesday, 10/27: Twin Day - Pick a partner and twin up!
Wednesday, 10/28: Student/Teacher Swap Day - Students dress as teachers, teachers dress as students!
Thursday, 10/29: Meme Day - Show your creativity and dress as your favorite meme!
Friday, 10/30: Wear your Halloween costume!
40% of your purchase will be donated to our Rincon PTSA
Mention the fundraiser to the cashier before ordering. You can place orders in the restaurant or through the drive-through (promotion is not available at kiosks).
When: Thursday, October 22, 2026 (All day).
The Where: 350 W El Norte Pkwy, Escondido, CA 9202
Donation Drive Details
• Goal: Collecting 150 pairs of socks.
• Beneficiary: Interfaith, a local non-profit organization that supports those in need.
• Dates: October 1st to October 30th.
• Drop-off Locations:
• Front office
• Room 45 (notated with an arrow pointing out that this is Mr. Rowe's room)
Rincon Billdogs let's make this year's Book Fair an event to remember! The book fair will be here in our school library on 10/05/2026- 10/09/2026
Monday & Tuesday: 8 AM- 3 PM
Wednesday: 8 AM- 6 PM
Thursday&Friday: Open during conferences in the Rincon Library
Volunteers Needed for the Book Fair!
Bulldogs we are IN NEED of Volunteers for the Scholastic Book Fair happening on 10/05-10/09/2026. Please use this Sign-Up Genius link if you are able to support Rincon Middle School.