Currently, two Roxbury students have artwork displayed at the Fenimore Art Museum, in Cooperstown. We are so proud of Brielle and Aurora and their work. And, congratulations to Aurora, whose piece "An Artist's Den," was recognized with a first place honor at Saturday's Award Ceremony.
With two snow days remaining, RCS will be having Give Back Days on Monday, April 21st and Friday, May 23rd. Enjoy your Spring Break, and enjoy the extra day! We'll see you on Tuesday, April 22nd!
Starting today through May 10th, many of our students will have artwork displayed at the Emerging Artists Showcase at the Roxbury Arts Group. There is a reception today from 4-6 PM. We're so proud of our young artists!
A reminder that tomorrow, April 11th, RCS will be practicing an Early Dismissal Drill. All students will be dismissed at 2:45. CROP and athletics will go on as scheduled. If you normally pick your student up at 3:00, please arrive at the normal pick up spot fifteen minutes earlier than usual. Busses will also be dropping students off 15 minutes earlier than the usual time. CROP and athletic times will not change.
EARLY DISMISSAL 4-11-25
On Friday, April 11th, we will practice a Go Home Early Drill. This means dismissal activities will occur 15 minutes earlier than the normal dismissal time. We will be dismissing from RCS, NOT the Carriage House as in the past. CROP and athletics will go on as scheduled. Expect busses to arrive at home 15 minutes earlier than usual, and if you pick up your student from school please arrive at the regular pick up spot 15 minutes earlier than you normally would. Please contact the school with any questions.
Roxbury CS is so proud of senior National Technical Honor Society member Gianna and newly elected members Gabriella, Kimani, and Aurora. NTHS RCS members celebrate with Board of Ed member Dr. Deb Fox and Superintendent Stacy Ward at the ONC BOCES ceremony.
3-8 grade testing begins tomorrow. See below for dates and information.
🥎⚾️🎾Athletics Update! 🥎⚾️🎾 The boys mod game is cancelled for tomorrow and there is no practice tonight. The Mudville tournament has been postponed and WILL NOT be happening this weekend! An updated schedule is posted on the website.
Good morning. This is just a reminder that there is no CROP this afternoon.
If you have questions about specially designed instruction, here is some helpful information.
Helpful information if you have a child with an IEP transitioning out of Pre-K.
Come on out and support the Varsity Boys Baseball team!
There will be a zoom meeting tomorrow evening at 5:30 for any RCS parent/guardian who has questions on the athletic code of conduct. The zoom link will be posted on the RCS website under the athletics page.
Super proud of our GCR athletes who presented today at the Section IV SAAC Leadership Conference. Way to step out of your comfort zone and help create future leaders in athletics! Great job Addy, Savannah, and Olivia!
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This morning we held a lockdown drill. We apologize for not giving advance notice. We will make sure to give this notice in the future.
Spare change anyone? We have seven students attending a student leadership conference on Tuesday the 18th. They're collecting coins for ALS. If you have spare change you wish to donate, please send them into school tomorrow and give them to Miss Andrews or leave them in the main officer for her. Thanks for your support!
Questions about graduation? You can find answers here.
Here is another great zoom opportunity.
The varsity boys basketball season came to an end Friday night in the Section IV tournament quarterfinals, falling to #1 seed (#8 state ranked) Edmeston. However, the boys did not go down quietly.
After weathering Edmeston’s initial first-quarter surge, the boys dug in defensively - holding the Panthers scoreless over the final 4:48 of the second quarter and went into halftime with a 20-17 lead. After an intense, physical second half, their opponent proved to be too much with the boys losing the game by a final score of 52-36.
Although the game didn’t end in the team’s favor, they have a lot to be proud of. They improved defensively throughout the year, holding ten opponents to 42 points or less and held both sectional opponents under their season average. They were winners of five of their final eight games and the boys earned their first sectional win in ten-plus years.
Congratulations GCR!
The GCR Varsity Boys are headed to Edmeston today to compete in the quarterfinals of the Section IV Class D tournament. There will be a send off, so line the streets and wish the boys luck. They will be leaving RCS around 3:30. Good luck GCR boys!
