Daily Bulletin
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Roosevelt Daily Bulletin
Wednesday, June 18th
General Announcements:
- Return your devices and books to the Library before you leave today. Clean out your lockers and HAVE A GREAT SUMMER! See you in September.
- Roosevelt Girls Frisbee Team Wins the HS National Championship! This past weekend in Allentown, PA, the RHS Girls Frisbee Team, after beating teams from across the nation, met their Oregon rivals in a finals battle that earned them the title of the best HS Girls Ultimate Frisbee Team in the NATION! Huge CONGRATULATIONS, Riders!
- Would you like to join this fun, welcoming team of champions? You are invited! We start up again first thing in the fall with a no-try-out season. All level players, including beginners, are encouraged to come join us! If you’re a junior or senior, this qualifies for a PE credit.
- If you’re interested in joining or trying out frisbee, please fill out this frisbee interest form. GO RIDERS!
- Check your email from Ms. Redmond if you’re looking for a summer job.
- Ms. Wilson’s class is working with a local art store called Seattle Recreative to collect used school and art supplies. Do you have any old folders or notebooks you may not have used this year just sitting around? All sorts of supplies are accepted! Your old materials will get a new life, perhaps given to schools or used for free art classes for underserved community members. Make sure to stop by the donation box at Ms. Wilson’s room 324 on the 3rd floor and check to see if we’ll take your supplies.
- Below is a list of the types of items that Seattle Recreative collects for redistribution:
- Folders – hanging, pocket, filing
- Paper – all types/sizes
- Notebooks – often only a page or two have writing
- Post-its/note cards/index cards
- Paper clips
- Staplers/staples/removers
- Rulers/drafting tools
- Highlights/markers
- Crayons
- Colored pencils
- Pencil pouches
- Scissors
- Educational games/game pieces
- Stickers
- Math manipulatives
- Cards/dice
- Binders (must be clean, no stickers or labels)
- Elmers glue bottles (will be refilled)
- All students with medication in the nurse’s office (general and emergency) Must pick up beginning Monday, June 16th. They must all be given back by the last day of school on Wednesday, June 18th
- Need service-learning hours? Teens ages 14-17 can apply to be a Junior Camp Counselor this summer at Montlake Activity Camps. Have fun helping kids with sports, arts & crafts, science, acting, nature and much more! Camp runs June 30-August 22.
- If you are 15-19 years old, you can do this Lifeguard Training Team program to earn service hours and then be eligible to hired in the future for lifeguarding jobs that pay $27/hour. Program runs June 23rd to August 14.
Athletics
- 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
All are welcome!
Performing Arts
Band:
Jazz:
Orchestra:
Theater:
Vocals:
Message from our Librarian
You made it—end of the school year! You’ve been Amazing 🙂 I hope you have an incredible summer filled with fun, safe adventures and great people.
Now, let’s talk $$$. If making money while doing cool stuff sounds good, keep reading!
Back in my high school days, I got Paid to: 🎨 Paint murals in schools 🎭 Perform in a musical 🌿 Beautify local parks 🏛 & Work on community projects with city leaders
It was part of Seattle’s Summer Youth Employment Program, which gave students real work experience AND a paycheck.
Interested? Check out the Summer Youth Employment Program
And here’s a link to our online library materials!
Message from our Nurse
Available Internships
Scholarships
Seniors
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)