RUN CROSS COUNTRY! All interested athletes should plan on attending an informational meeting on Monday, April 28th at 6 PM in the back of the RHS Library. Current cross country or track athletes along with those with no experience should plan on attending to get information about summer training and the fall season.
Don’t miss the Drama Guild’s One Acts tonight, Friday, and Saturday evening at 7 p.m.! ONE ACTS is an annual festival of short plays directed and produced by students. They vary in length, content, and style, allowing for a unique experience for the audience. Set up in cabaret seating, the production will offer an intimate encounter with new works. Tickets will be on sale online or at the door.
If you are currently enrolled or have applied for CCP through Kent State University for the summer or fall semesters of 2025 there will be a mandatory advising meeting on Tuesday, April 29th in the cafeteria. Please make sure you have activated your FlashLine accounts and your orientation modules have been completed by the 29th. Please see Mr. Nauer in the school counseling office with any questions!
PBIS: Kellen Obraza, Eva Eibler, Kynan Lutz, Max Beck and Elsa Harder Staff: Mr. Haney
Attention TRHS!!!!! Mark your calendars—May 8 is our final PBIS celebration of the year, and it’s a sweet one!We’re setting up an Ice Cream Sundae Bar for students who show up and show out during lunches! To earn your spot, make sure you have no unexcused absences or tardies from April 22 through May 2. Bring your best R.I.D.E. behavior to the finish line and treat yourself to a sundae on May 8!
Due to a special event tomorrow (THU), we are asking all students, visitors and staff to avoid parking near the Competition Gym and the new CTE building.
Additional parking is available at our stadium and Stanton Middle School, located farther up Roosevelt Drive.
Please go to www.kentschools.net/trhsparking for more details and maps.
Thank you for your help with this special event.
This is a reminder that there is NO SCHOOL for students tomorrow, Friday, April 18, 2025 for Good Friday, and on Monday, April 21, 2025 for Easter Monday.
We look forward to seeing your student(s) return on Tuesday, April 22, 2025!
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PBIS: Levi Erhman, Dimitri Myers, Grace Schoenberger, Sarah Khan, and Dakota Kwasney Staff: Ms. Swango
Hey Rough Riders- are you ready to laugh, cheer, and maybe witness the most epic accordion solo of all time? Then don't miss the Talent Show on Thursday, April 17th at 7 pm in the auditorium to support your classmates. Tickets are just $3 for students--cheaper than your favorite coffee--and $5 for adults. Bring your friends, cheer loud, and don't miss the most entertaining night of the year!
Attention current sophomores and juniors, thinking about your future and the legacy you want to leave at Roosevelt? Apply to become a Freshman Connections Mentor so you can teach the incoming freshmen all about high school life and the Roosevelt Way. You can make a difference! Applications are uploaded in your class Google Classroom.
The boys lacrosse team remains undefeated at home with a Suburban League win over Solon on Tuesday night. Leading the offense was Alex Simms with 5 goals and 2 assists and Max Kenworthy with 2 goals and 3 assists. King Milton, Aaron Watt, David Hamilton, Holden Morris, and Sam Snellenberger, Aaron Gardner all added points to round out the scoring. Defense was led by Sam Amodio with 9 ground balls and 6 caused turnovers with goalie Gabe marshall having 11 saves in net. Max Ucadze was clutch at the faceoff, winning 11. Our next home game is Friday as the Varsity team will continue to defend our field at 6pm hosting Poland Seminary.
Get ready for a night of jaw-dropping talent, unforgettable moments, and school spirit because the 2025 Talent Show is next week! Join us on Thursday, April 17th at 7 pm in the auditorium to see your classmates light up the stage. Tickets are just $3 for students and $5 for adults. Bring your friends, cheer loud, and don't miss the most entertaining night of the year!
Today’s the day! The third annual Gummi-Bear Olympics is happening today in room 220 from 3:00-4:00. Bring your friends, team up together and participate in fun games. German Club hopes to see you there, and as always, Peace, Love, German Club!
Ohio State Tests start on Monday. If you are testing please come with your charged Chromebooks. And be here at your normal time. If you are not testing please see revised schedule. Students not testing will need to be at school by 9:15am. If you come to school at the regular time you will be in a quiet study hall in the Atrium. CTE runs its regular schedule. https://5il.co/3a44u
JUNIORS & SENIORS -- Today is the last day to enter your name for the chance to WIN a FREE suit or tux for Prom for you or your guest! Stop in the Activities Office to fill out a form.
Faculty Friday: Ms. D’Aurelio was nominated for always having a positive attitude and bringing joy to students and staff. You can see Ms. Jay always building relationships with kids and her hard work does not go unnoticed. We appreciate her at TRHS!!!
PBIS: D'Asya Washington, Miranda Hermon, Natalie Roeger, Leah Courtheyn, and Imelda Moreno Staff: Mr. Langjahr
The Kent Career Technical Education Programs Welcome to the Program is this evening, April 9, at 6:30 pm *except the Engineering Academy and Health Careers programs.
This event is for students and parents and will be in the program rooms.
Event Details: Date: April 9, 2025 Time: 6:30 pm
Location: Program Room
Who Should Attend: Students enrolling in Kent Career-Technical Education programs (except Engineering Academy and Health Careers) and their parents.
Special Note for Engineering Academy & Health Careers Students:
If you're joining the Engineering Academy or the Health Careers program, please note that these programs will be holding their special event on April 28, 2025.
We are excited to partner with you as you begin your journey to “start your career” in the 2025-26 school year!
This week we celebrate National Paraprofessionals Day- this is to recognize our educational assistants who make a difference in our schools every single day. Their patience, dedication, and support help create an inclusive and empowering environment for all students. From guiding students through challenges to
celebrating their successes, our aides play a vital role in shaping the future. We see you.
We appreciate you. And we couldn’t do it without you! If you see an educational assistant today make sure to thank them for all they do!
Kindland is hosting the 2nd Annual Kindness Games to heighten student and staff awareness to the importance of kindness and the positive impact it can have on their lives and the lives of others. Until April 18, schools are competing to log the MOST ACTS OF KINDNESS and TRHS is one of them! Our school would win 5,000 dollars!! Let's come together to figure out how our school can post the most acts of kindness. Everyone needs to be on the look out for acts of kindness that we see, do, hear, or read about! The goal is for kids and adults to recognize and share the kindness happening around us every day! Check your Google Classrooms for the QR code to submit acts that you see. TEACHERS- please submit RIDE nominations for acts of kindness you see around the school!