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Mr. Isaac and his wife, Jennifer
You can contact him at gregory.isaac@jeffco.k12.co.us
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Principal Isaac has served as an administrator and teacher for over 20 years. His time in education includes leading schools in Douglas County, Denver, and Jeffco, as well as teaching 4th, 5th and 6th grade classrooms in Colorado and England. He enjoys hiking in both winter and summer, gardening, and occasionally running a school cartoon club. Mr. Isaac writes a monthly column for our family newsletter, and the latest edition appears at the bottom of the page.
What is the Principal Reading?
For kids: Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by Dusti Bowling. A student born without arms is accepted at her school, but her parents get a new job, and with it, move to a new state. How will her new school accept her? The hero of the story will inspire you! Or, check out the latest Newbery Medal and Honor Books.
For Adults: Dare to Lead by Brene Brown, explores vulnerability in leadership. Jeffco principals are conducting powerful discussions around Brown's leadership concepts.
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Red Rocks Reflections December 2019
2020 is here, and with the new decade Red Rocks is poised to move ahead. Some highlights:
Red Rocks teachers are committed to growing. We revamped our professional time this year in support of the district “Deeper Learning Model” and our teacher teams are diving into more robust planning. Teachers are crafting new lessons and looking to increase academic consistency across all grade levels to increase student achievement.
Red Rocks students score within the top schools of Colorado annually, as noted by the John Irwin School of Excellence award. The Peer Mentor program sees 5th graders assisting younger classrooms and serving around the school. Student Council members advise the school on purchases like improved playground equipment and members participate in school tours. One of our most popular programs, “Book Buddies,” pairs older and younger classrooms as readers and mentors--it is a truly special program designed by our teachers.
Red Rocks families provide extraordinary support. Beyond the many volunteers for clubs like STEAM or Girls on the Run, our active PTA wraps the staff with love and appreciation and ensures we can provide abundant resources for learning. Our SAC gives valuable insight into school decisions. Check out the Watch DOG bulletin board and you’ll see the tremendous gift of family involvement at our school.
As principal I can look to our new decade with confidence. Thank you for the privilege of working with your kids. My best holiday wishes to all of you. Go Raccoons! --Mr. I