Daily Bulletin
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Roosevelt Daily Bulletin
Tuesday, May 6th
General Announcements:
- FREE SUMMER PROGRAM!!!
$$EARN a $600 STIPEND$$
FOOD PROVIDED!!!
Urban League’s SUMMER UNIVERSITY
WHO? Rising SPS 9th – 12th graders
WHERE? Garfield High School (Take the Light Rail/Bus from Roosevelt using yr free Orca Card)
WHEN? July 7, 2025, to August 15, 2025 Program held Monday – Friday from 9AM – 3PM.
Doors open and breakfast will be available each day beginning at 8:30AM.
TRACKS OFFERED?
Intro to Entrepreneurship
Health & Beauty
STEM
Connections
Culinary
MORE INFO & ENROLL?
https://urbanleague.org/summer-university/
Summer University is a free six-week program designed to keep high school students engaged and learning during the summer months to prevent summer learning loss. Programming is led by ULMS Education Department staff and certified teachers and is hands on/experiential based.
- Roosevelt Boys Varsity Lacrosse team is playing in the first round of playoff games this coming Friday, May 9th at 7:30pm against Inglemoor at Roosevelt High School. Please come show your support for the team and cheer them on to victory!
- Come cheer on RHS Girls Ultimate Frisbee this Thursday, May 8, 8:00 pm at Roosevelt High School as they compete in the SPS Finals! Girls Rider Ultimate is currently ranked #1 in the Nation and need your support to win the SPS Title! Thank you to RHS Boys Lacrosse for sharing this field time.
- Attention Seniors!!!!! Read your emails!
- Help Support RHS Tennis: Spring is here and what better way to enjoy it is to head over to Magnuson Cafe and Brewery on Mondays in May to support RHS Tennis! Every Monday in May, Magnuson Brewery will donate 10% of their sales to our team. Thank you, Magnuson Cafe and Brewery! GO RIDERS!
- Applications are open to write, illustrate and take photos for The Roosevelt News next year! Get published and develop your teamwork and leadership skills! Applications are due Friday, May 9th. QR codes are posted in the halls and Room 235.
- Freshmen! Class of 2028 merch is available NOW on Schoolpay! We have t-shirts, sweatpants, and hoodies available, so make sure to pick one up to represent Class of 2028! You can find the link to preorder on the 2028 Instagram, or attached below. There will also be limited options in person available to purchase after the presale.
- Attention seniors! Prom is coming up on May 17th and ticket sales begin on May 5th. Come to the ASR room every day during lunch to buy tickets or purchase them on SchoolPay. Prices will only go up so make sure to buy your tickets early!
- Are you playing a fall sport? Get your sports physical at the Health Center NOW!! We all know how stressful the beginning of the school year is. Don’t wait to get your sports physical until the last minute. They are good for 2 years. Visit the health center today to set up an appointment.
- Attention Seniors! Do you know what you’re doing after high school? Fill out this form and share your decision in the yearbook! This includes colleges, gap years, military, and anything else you plan on doing!
Fill out this form and share your post graduation plans in the yearbook!
Congratulations:
JV(Gold) Fastpitch Softball beat Everett 20:7
Varsity Fastpitch Softball beat Everett 12:5
JVC Baseball beat Cleveland 13:3
Varsity Fastpitch Softball beat Bishop Blanchet 13:9
Varsity Baseball beat University Prep 16:0
JVC Boys Soccer ended their undefeated season with a draw at second place Ballard! I was able to take in this game, and the program future truly looks bright! Great job to the boys and Coach Dan!
JV Boys Soccer ended their season with a win at Seattle Prep and that puts them top of their division as well! The JV guys and Shep/Kale also deserve congrats on an outstanding season!
Go Riders!
Athletics
Tuesday:
3:30pm JVC Baseball vs Garfield at Green Lake
Wednesday:
4:00pm Varsity Baseball vs O’Dea at SWAC
4:30pm Varsity Soccer vs Ingraham at Roosevelt
Thursday:
2:45pm Varsity Track Meet at NWAC
Friday:
7:30pm Varsity Boys Lacrosse vs Inglemoor at Roosevelt
- Buy Rider Sweatshirts: Spirit Gear Sweatshirts for Sale
Afterschool activities:
- There is a new tutoring program at Roosevelt high school called The Kennel Study Hall. All students are welcome to drop-in on Monday, Tuesday, and/or Thursday, from 4-6pm for general academic tutoring. We also provide appointments to meet with tutors before school starting at 7:30am, at lunch time, and extended hours for those that have extracurricular activities after school and need tutoring in evenings and/or during the weekends. We look forward to connecting with Roosevelt students to help them develop core competencies in their academic pursuit of excellence.
Getting help with your academics is as easy as 1-2-3.
- Request…a tutor by stopping by Room 103 at lunch time to sign-up for tutoring (or stop in during drop-in hours).
- Assess…your academic needs through meeting with an academic coach so we can provide “right-sized” academic support that aligns with your available time to meet.
- Attest…to the effectiveness of support through predictive analytics tracking and satisfaction surveys to ensure you’re not just getting support…you’re enjoying your learning journey with us.
Open gyms and conditioning
Spring Conditioning –
Weight Room Until May 30th
Every weekday 4:00 – 5:00pm
All are welcome!
Performing Arts
Band:
Jazz:
Orchestra:
Theater:
Vocals:
Message from our Librarian
Message from our Nurse
Available Internships
Scholarships
Seniors
Prom: Friday, May 17 – Columbia Tower
Graduation: Thursday, June 12, 5 p.m. – Memorial Stadium
Upcoming Events
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.
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)