Welcome to Richmond Elementary!
Richmond Announcements/reminders
Parent Reminder:
A Reminder about Richmond's Dress Code:
Student should be dressed and groomed in good taste. Clothing should be neat, clean and appropriate. Any clothing that interferes with classroom learning or safety is NOT appropriate.
- Blouses and shirts will cover front, back, and midriff. Underwear will not be visible. No spaghetti straps, razor straps, or tank tops will be worn.
- Short shorts are prohibited. Shorts, skirts, and dresses must be mid-thigh in length.
- Pants must be hemmed and worn at the waist. Pants must stay up without a belt and not touch the ground. Sagging pants and/or jeans with larges rips/holes above the knees are NOT allowed.
- Shoes will be laced and tied. Flip flops or high heels are not allowed. Sandals MUST have a heel strap. Students must be able to participate in recess and P.E.
- Clothing with off-color references/profanity will not be worn (including alcohol and cigarettes ads). No fish net or spandex will be worn.
- Hats will be worn as intended, bill forward, and will not be worn inside any building or classroom.
When inappropriate clothing is worn, students will be asked to call home or use clothing, if available, from the office to avoid losing class time.
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Homework Club for Students from 7:00 am to 7:30 am
Breakfast Free to All Students served from 7:30 am to 7:55 am
Class Begins at 8:00 am ALL Students Released at 2:45 pm
TK Student's Day Starts at 10:15 am
who we are
Nestled in the corner of the high desert, at the confluence of the Cascade and Sierra Nevada mountain ranges, Richmond School sits along what once was a wagon trail into Lassen County. Established in 1864, Richmond is the oldest, longest continuously operated school in Lassen County. In 2014, Richmond celebrated its 150th anniversary.
Serving a population of approximately 230 students, Richmond provides an enriching, yet standards-based curriculum for all students in grades kindergarten through eighth grade.