Daily Bulletin
Posted on: October 31, 2025
Summary : Daily news bulletin about what\'s happening at Roosevelt
Roosevelt Daily Bulletin
Friday, October 31st
General Announcements:
- Congrats to the Blue Collars lead by Mateo King, Reuben Greenspun, Luca Ozretich, and Nate Olson for winning best decorated car at trunk or treat. They narrowly beat out second place team the Evil Pirates. Congratulations and Happy Halloween!
- Hey Riders! Today for Halloween we will be showing a Halloween movie in the commons during lunch. There will be Popcorn, and it is open to everybody. Show up in your best costume
- It’s Spring Musical Clue Week! Monday’s clue was M dot Ham L dot Entrée. Tuesday’s clue was 11,252,016. Wednesday’s clue was Deadpool. Yesterday’s clue was Brunch Lunch Crunch. Today’s final clue is… Number 6, July 1981. One more time, that’s Number 6, July 1981. Happy guessing!
- Like to bowl? Like French Fries? Like PE Credit? Then, sign up for the Girls’ Bowling Team on Final Forms. The season starts November 4th. Questions, contact Coach Simone at jssimone@seattleschools.org
- Students who had a picture re-take, your IDs are available in the Counseling Office.
- Get Ready for Mixed/Co-ed Winter Ultimate Frisbee Season!
- Sign-up on DiscNW PRIOR to tryouts: Sign the DiscNW waivers and register for the Roosevelt JV team. After tryouts, DiscNW will move your player to appropriate team. Choose ‘pay by check’ for now. If your player is offered a spot, you will be asked to return to DiscNW and complete your payment.
- Mixed Season Practice/Tryouts in November: All players must be registered on DiscNW to participate. Pay attention below as field space is limited so practice and tryouts will be irregular in Nov.
- Nov 8 (Sat): Captains practice at RHS field from 5pm to 6:30pm. All interested and registered players are welcome.
- Nov 15 (Sat) 5pm-7pm and Nov 17 (Mon) 7pm-9pm: Two Coached practices with all interested and registered players at RHS
- Nov 19 (Wed) 8pm-9:45pm at Magnuson and Nov 20 (Thurs) 7pm-9pm at Roosevelt HS — Two days of tryouts
- Nov 24 (Mon) 7pm-9pm at Roosevelt Highschool – Following announcement of varsity and JV teams rosters, we will hold one practice the week of Thanksgiving.
- RHS Boys Lacrosse (Fall practices for returning and new players): While our regular season is in the spring, registration for our short November/Early December practice season for returning players and people new to lacrosse is now open. Practices will run from early November to early December, followed by the Space Needle Shootout tournament for returning Varsity players (and for a number of returning JV players & incoming 9th graders) on Dec 5-7. Registration for new and returning players is below as well as on the team’s webpage. Cost for returning players or players with past lacrosse experience is $125. Cost for players who are brand new to lacrosse is $25 (we’ll also do our best to loan you gear to try the sport if needed). A large portion of the team started playing lacrosse in high school, come out and give it a try. Register for Boys Lacrosse. Schedule for Boys Lacrosse (first practice is Nov 8th). Any questions related to registration can be directed to Wendy Miner: wlminer@comcast.net
- The Roosevelt Robotic team is hosting a drive for the Jubilee Women’s Shelter! They need clothes, bras, shampoo, deodorant and high efficiency laundry detergent. Drop all donations in the yellow bin outside of Room 217.
- BSU would love your input about the upcoming MLK Assembly. Please take a moment to fill out this survey
- Interested in joining the Roosevelt Cheer Program? Join us for our winter tryouts! Tryouts will be November 5th and 6th 5-7pm in the Small Gym and the Commons. Please check out Roosevelt Cheer page for all tryout information! Questions? Email Coach G: alglover@seattleschools.org
- Want to shoot some hoops? Looking for a place to practice your dance moves? Open gyms for all Roosevelt students. Come and enjoy the gym for your needs.
- Evenings: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesday & Thursdays, 7:15–8:30pm (except when there are volleyball games.)
- Mornings: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7:45–8:40am
- Also, Open Pre-season training in the Yoga Room:
- Mondays 5:30 -7pm and Wednesdays 6:30-7:30pm
Athletics
Friday, October 31st
- 4:00pm Girls Swim and Dive Metro League Championships at Snohomish Aquatic Center
Saturday, November 1st
- 2:00pm Varsity Boys Ultimate vs Northwest School (State Semi-Finals) at Foster High School
- 4:00pm Girls Swim and Dive Metro League Championships at Snohomish Aquatic Center
Monday, November 3rd
- 7:30pm Varsity Boys Water Polo vs Kennedy Catholic School at Foster High School
Tuesday, November 4th
- 7:00pm Varsity Girls Volleyball vs TBD (Metro League Finals!!!) at Roosevelt
Congratulations:
- Varsity Boys Ultimate won their state quarterfinals against Franklin 12:11
- Varsity Girls Soccer beat Ballard 3:0
- JVC green Volleyball beat Seattle Academy 2:1
- JVC gold Volleyball beat Seattle Academy 3:0
- JV Volleyball beat Seattle Academy 3:0
- Varsity Volleyball beat Seattle Academy 3:0
- Junior Varsity Ultimate Frisbee team won 2 out of 3 games during the JV Jamboree last Sunday
- Varsity Boys Ultimate:
- Sept 30th WIN: RHS 12, Garfield 9
- Oct 2nd WIN: RHS 13, Franklin 10
- Oct 16th WIN: RHS 13, Cleveland 10
- Oct 21st LOSS: RHS 6, Lincoln 13
- Breaking News! The boys golf team is going to state! Roosevelt finished tied for 3rd at the district championship yesterday. The team was paced by Junior Carson Church who shot an amazing 5 under par 67! I bet all the freshmen are doing that hand thing… Senior Quinn knowing he needed a par on 18 to secure our trip to state clutched up nestling his birdie putt next the hole and tapped it in to send the team to Spokane in May. Other scores were Quinn 72, John 75, Will 78, Tyler 79, Henry 80. Go Riders!
- JVC Gold Volleyball beat Ballard 2:1
- JV Volleyball beat Ballard 3:0
- Varsity Volleyball beat Ballard 3:0
- The Roosevelt Varsity Volleyball team made it to the Gold Bracket Championship match at the Sammamish High School Tournament this weekend! The team earned sweet revenge against Lakeside in the semifinal, securing a big win before ultimately finishing second after a hard-fought 23–25 loss to Issaquah High School.
- Roosevelt will celebrate Senior Night this Wednesday at home and host a playoff match next Tuesday, November 4. Come out and cheer on the Varsity Volleyball team as they continue their exciting postseason run!
- JV Girls Soccer team finished their season in first place with a record of 11-2.
- JVC Girls Soccer team had a super fun season with 8 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie. We had 11 different goal scorers equaling 40 goals on the season!
- JVC Girls Soccer beat Lincoln 7:3
- Samson Abraham is a Roosevelt alum (class of 23) who currently plays for the US Mens Deaf Soccer Team and he scored a goal this weekend. This is a national team and scoring a goal is a big deal!
Afterschool activities:
- 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th Grade Riders!
Want to make friends? Support other students? Still need service hours to graduate?
Like to earn them building a more connected school community?
Then check out the RARE Connections Program
Apply now for RARE Connections Program! Spaces are filling up fast!
Questions? Reach out to Ms. Amber Inwood at ainwood@urbanleague.org or stop by RM110 Thurs/Fri
Open gyms and conditioning
Want to shoot some hoops? Looking for a place to practice your dance moves? Open gyms for all Roosevelt students. Come and enjoy the gym for your needs.
- Evenings: Monday, Tuesdays, Wednesday, & Thursdays, 7:15–8:30pm
- Mornings: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7:45–8:40am
- Also, Open Pre-season training in the Yoga Room:
- Mondays 5:30 -7pm and Wednesdays 6:30-7:30pm
All are welcome!
Performing Arts
Band:
Jazz:
Orchestra:
Theater:
Vocals:
Message from our Librarian
Hello Roughriders,
This is Ms. Redmond, the librarian. The library is located right across from the main office.
I have some information that will be helpful to you.
- You can print for your classes here in the library. Just come on in and follow the directions located near the printer/copier.
- Your Seattle Public Library Link account four-digit pin# has changed. It’s now the last four digits of your student ID#. Find your student ID# on The Source ((Not your State ID#)
- Change your password ASAP! Or you’ll be locked out of your laptop and account if your password isn’t 12 characters or longer. Here’s how:
- Log in on an SPS laptop
- Hold down the ctrl alt delete keys all at the same time
- Choose “change a password” from the list
- Be sure your new password is 12 digits/characters or longer, so you don’t lose access.
- Drop into the library to grab a library pass during passing time if you know you’d like to come down to book shop, ask a question, work on your own or with a peer.
Cheers,
Ms. Redmond, M.Ed.
Librarian
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Message from our Nurse
Available Internships
Scholarships
Seniors
Graduation: Thursday, June 12, 5 p.m. – Memorial Stadium
Upcoming Events
- November 12- Veterans Day Assembly (2nd switch)
- November 18- Unity in the Community
- December 19- Winter Pep Assembly
- January 16- MLK Assembly (2nd switch)
- February 6- BHM Sprit Assembly (2nd switch)
- April 11- Spring Pep Assembly
- April 21- Executive Council Election Day ( Adding 5 mins to 3rd period)
- May 20- tentative lip dub
- May 29- Moving Up Day (field day schedule)
College visits
Please register for the visits via Naviance. Directions are posted on your Counselors Schoology page and front of the School Website News post. The College visits are in the College and Career Center in Room 110. If you’re confused on registering, please stop by to see Mr. Rho, our College and Career Counselor.
| Appt Date | Appt Start | Room | College | City |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/3/2025 | 10:00am | 108 | The Oberlin Conservatory of Music | Oberlin, OH |
| 11/6/2025 | 11:00am | 108 | University of the Pacific | Stockton, CA |
| 11/13/2025 | 1:00pm | 108 | Oregon Institute of Technology | Klamath Falls, OR |
Career Center Newsletter
UW Dream Project
Focuses on supporting middle and high school students with college access and post-secondary planning through near peer mentorship. Including college applications, applying for financial aid, applying for jobs, writing personal statements, finding scholarships, and building a resume.
Clubs
Roosevelt Clubs (may not be 100% accurate)