Incoming Students

Welcome to Roosevelt!

Fall Sports Paperwork Due, dates vary, see: Athletic Registration
September 5: Green and Gold Day for grades 10-12 only, schedule follows
September 6: First Day of School and 9th Grade Orientation, schedule follows
- 8:45 a.m. – 9th graders arrive
- 11:55 a.m. – 10th-12th graders arrive

Start of School Forms
New Student Enrollment
ORCA Cards
School Breakfast and Lunch
Families: Get Involved
Green & Gold Day Schedule
Volunteer on Green and Gold Day
First Day of School Schedule
School Picture Days

Start of School Forms

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Roosevelt High School

Roosevelt Neighborcare Teen Health Center Registration

Contact: Josie Allen, (she/hers)
School-Based Health Center Administrator
1200 12th Ave S, Suite 901, Seattle, WA 98144
425-530-7347
josiea@neighborcare.org
Neighborcare website

School Breakfast and Lunch

Breakfast and lunch will be served, at no cost, to students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals in grades K-12. See: SPS School Breakfast and Lunch

Families: Get Involved

Join The Roosevelt High PTSA

Volunteer at Roosevelt

Support PTSA’s Packs for Teens Pantry

Green & Gold Day Schedule

Tuesday, September 5, 2022. This day is for grades 10-12 only.

All rising 9th graders: you will complete these activities on the first day of school (September 6) with your Link Crew leaders. Please report to the Roosevelt Commons no later than 8:45 a.m. on the first day of school (September 6).

Grades 10-12: Students in grades 10-12 do not need to arrive until Lunchtime at 11:55 am. Please see the modified bell schedule for our first day of school on our website, If you are a NEW student to Roosevelt in grades 10 –12 you can come earlier on the first day of school to get prepared for the afternoon classes. Please come to the Main or Counseling office if you need a Schedule and do not have access to The Source yet.

Online on September 5

You can access your schedule on the Source when it goes live on September 5nd. Directions for how to view your schedule will be provided on all communication platforms. Check your email, check your text and/or contact the main office if you have questions.

It will be your responsibility to look up your schedule prior to the first day of school.

Tuesday, September 5th, is photo day for 10th-12th grades
Wednesday, September 6th is photo day for 9th grade. Marjorie and Sarah, Is there a 9th grade assembly on the morning of September 6? If so, when is it? Bri needs to know when photographers can begin taking pictures. We might have to go a little later than noon to get them all unless we can start earlier.
Thursday, September 21 is make-up/absentee day for pictures.
Tuesday, October 3 OR Thursday, October 5 is re-take day.

Senior photos for the yearbook will be taken during school hours – dates TBD.

In the commons

Lockers are available to students who want them. Pick up your combination in the commons.

To be announced by our soon-to-be introduced, new school nurse! Visit our School Nurse page.

Orca Cards will not be handed out in buildings this year. If you received one in years prior, please hang on to it for the upcoming school year. If you are new, or need a replacement Orca card.

TBD

in the Commons or online via SchoolPay

Activity Cards are a requirement for all students participating in athletics, newspaper, yearbook, student government, performing arts and clubs. Payments can be made by check (written out to RHS) or cash on Green & Gold Day or on SchoolPay (the link will be available soon – check for further communications regarding ASB/Yearbook payment).

Students who qualify for Free or Reduced lunch do not need to pay for an ASB card and qualify for assistance with yearbook costs. See your counselor for details if you have questions.

Prices: (Check future communications for final yearbook and combo pricing)

Combo ASB and Yearbook: Price $115
ASB Card only: $50
Yearbook only: TBD

What is an ASB Card?
If you participate in athletics, clubs, student government (ASR), yearbook, newspaper, or drama and music programs, you must purchase an ASB card. Your ID card receives an ASB sticker that designates that you have paid the ASB fee.

ASB funds cover and assist the expense of these extracurricular activities. Dances, assemblies, student recognition, and programs organized by ASR also benefit from ASB funds. Your ASB card will get you reduced price entry fees for:
Football & Basketball games
School Dances
Drama Productions
ASR Sponsored Activities
Any student who is an active participant in the student activities listed above will be asked to confirm their purchase of an ASB card.

What is an ID card?
Every student receives a Roosevelt ID card that contains their picture and student number. Students must always carry this card with them during school hours and school functions. An ID card can be turned into an ASB card at any time during the year by paying the $50 ASB fee and receiving the ASB sticker.

I qualify for Free and Reduced Lunch – do I still need to purchase an ASB card?
No, you have free access to all ASB related activities without having to purchase an ASB card. If you qualify, please sign up for the SPS Free and Reduced lunch program. If you are not sure whether you qualify but your family has experienced hardship due to Covid-19, please apply. Through this program, you will have free access to all sports games and ASB-sponsored activities. There will be more information coming out from nutrition services regarding FRL.

Who do I contact if I have questions?
Contact Marjorie Gamble in the main office at 206-252-4810 or by email at mgamble@seattleschools.org or

Tami Brewer at tbrewer@seattleschools.org or at 206-252-4815

Volunteer on Green and Gold Day

Please help us welcome students back to school on Sept. 6th and 7th! You can assist students at multiple stations including school photos, ID card, lockers, etc. Please review the available slots below and click on the button to sign up.

Volunteer S ign Up

When you arrive at school for your shift, please check in with Christy Mansfield, Christina McCracken or Janine Dodge for your station assignment. In order to help with this event, all volunteers need to be registered with the district. Please follow the directions in an email that will arrive after you sign up. Please complete this registration by August 31.

First Day of School Schedule

9th graders arrive by 8:50 a.m.

8:50-9:00 a.m.
- 10 min – 9th grade students arrive and meet in the Commons
9:00-10:00 a.m.
- 60 min – 9th grade welcome assembly hosted by Link Crew leaders
10-11:45 a.m.
- 1 hour 45 min – 9th grade small group tour and small group Link Crew activities on campus

10th-12th graders arrive by 11:50 a.m.

11:50 a.m.-12:40 p.m. (50 min – lunch with social emotional learning (SEL) break)
12:45 p.m.-1:10 p.m. (25 min – Period 1)
1:15 p.m.-1:40 p.m. (25 min – Period 2)
1:45 p.m.-2:10 p.m. (25 min – Period 3)
2:15 p.m.-2:40 p.m. (25 min – Period 4)
2:45 p.m.-3:10 p.m. (25 min – Period 5)
3:15 p.m.-3:40 p.m. (25 min – Period 6)

School Picture Days

9th Grade: September 6
10th-12th Grade: September 5

All students will be photographed, the picture will be used for:

Student id card – distributed at school after picture day
Your school’s yearbook – smile and look your best! (except seniors)
School and district records – must adhere to standards; no hats, sunglasses, etc.
Your personal use – share with friends and family

View and Order Your Photos:

Order before or after picture day
Prices are the same and all orders are shipped home

Before Picture Day:

Go to The Rowlands Studio website
Search for your school, then enter your info to log in
Enter student info and confirm a match
Add more students or confirm and shop
After picture day, you’ll get a link to select a photo for your order

After Picture Day:

Each student will receive a paper when they have a photo taken at school with ordering information
If you can’t locate that paper, visit the Rowlands Studio website and use the School Picture Code Lookup link

Contact:

info@rowlandphoto.com
206-522-7171