Here are a few of the amazing Halloween costumes worn by RIS students today.
Kicking off Spirit Week with Crazy Sock Day!
2 Lunch Tuesday at its best! - What a great way to give back to those in need.
RIS Student Council was working hard after school . They spent some time planning future events with their advisor, Mrs. Trottere.
Mrs. Trottere, our Student Assistance Coordinator spent the day in the 8th grade Health classes teaching about the dangerous consequences of binge drinking.
It's a PINK OUT at Roosevelt School...students and staff wear pink on Friday, October 17th as a symbol of support and compassion for those individuals and families in our community affected by breast cancer!
During recess, our 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students came together to decorate the front walkway with positive and encouraging words as part of the Week of Respect. Their colorful messages and artwork served as reminders to spread kindness, inclusion, and respect throughout our school community.
Do you like music? Are you bored after school? If you answered Yes, come check out the Afternoon Ramble Club! Stop by the music hallway and see Mr. Doyle or Mr. Losco for more information.
Today, the Peer Leaders focused on strengthening their leadership and team-building skills through engaging activities and group challenges. They collaborated, communicated, and supported one another—building a stronger foundation for leading their peers with confidence and unity.
Look at the birdie fly! 8th graders are thoroughly enjoying the badminton unit in PE class.
Students were super excited to hear about all the clubs RIS has to offer. Perfect Day for a Club Fair!
Therapy Dog Day at RIS!
Our 8th grade scientists explored the fascinating world of physical science by investigating how coffee stirrers deform under pressure. Through hands-on testing, they observed bending, stretching, and breaking, made predictions, recorded data, and analyzed their results. This activity sparked curiosity about everyday forces while building critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
As part of National Suicide Prevention Month, our students have been engaging in thoughtful and interactive activities during cafeteria and recess time. Today, they had the chance to connect with our Student Assistance Coordinator, Mrs. Trottere, and a representative from Caring Contact, who were available to listen, share resources, and offer support.
After attending our Grade Level Meetings and learning about our three School Wide Rules—Take Care of Yourself, Take Care of Each Other, and Take Care of Our School—our 7th grade students put their creativity to work in Social Studies class. They designed posters to show what these rules meant to them. Congratulations to this group of 7th graders for earning the top prize!
What is better than doing a Science Lab on the second day of school!
We had an amazing start to the new school year!
For the safety of our students, staff, and community members, we are asking all families to carefully review the attached color-coded traffic map, created by the Westfield Police Department’s Traffic Bureau. This map highlights important guidelines to help ensure that our drop-off and pick-up procedures run smoothly and, most importantly, safely. We ask that you take a moment to familiarize yourself with the designated areas and follow the outlined directions each day. Your cooperation will make a significant difference in maintaining a safe and efficient process for everyone.
Our talented Art Club has been hard at work all year, and the results are nothing short of amazing! Through dedication, creativity, and teamwork, they brought our halls to life with a stunning new mural.
Come check it out when you visit the school during our Open School hours, you won’t want to miss it!
Come check it out when you visit the school during our Open School hours, you won’t want to miss it!
Congratulations to the Roosevelt 8th Grade Class - you have been an amazing group. Wishing you all the very best in all your future endeavors!
