AM Announcements
2025-2026
February
February 9, 2026, A Day
LIBRARY
The library "Who's Shelf is This?" contest has come to a close! Our top guessers are:
Top faculty: Mr. Steiner Top Student: Mway Tun
Please come to the library to get your prize! Thank you to all who participated and congratulations to our winners!!
Do you love to write? The Henrietta Public Library is teaming up with Rush-Henrietta School Libraries to bring you the Minerva Campbell Writing Contest!
This contest is all about celebrating student writers. All students are invited to submit an original short story, essay, or poem for a chance to win cash prizes!
Entries are accepted from today through Monday, March 2nd, at 3 PM.
If you’re interested, stop by the library today to grab a flyer with all the contest rules and details. We can’t wait to see what you create!
SPORTS
Congrats to our Modified cheer team, who closed out their season yesterday with another first place win in a division with 5 teams! Special shout-out to: Ella Benjamin, Lilly Castagnaro, Sa'Myah Green, Aliyah LaPlaca, Anna Montagliano, Zoey Roberts, and Bella Wettach! Well done ladies!
MUSIC
Tri-M will meet in the chorus room after school today
CLUBS
Monday 2/9
National Junior Honor Society
Newspaper Club
Homework Hackers
5K Club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
Drama Club will NOT be meeting today.
Craft Club has been canceled for today.
From Mr. Hussain:
Make it a GREAT day Roth Junior High, and if it can't be great, then make it GOOD. Because sometimes good is good enough : )
Daily Questions: How are you showing up to school and class each day? Check in with the adults a school and home who support you, ask them for feedback. How can you make a positive impact on someone else today?
And, as a reminder: backpacks, cell phones, airpods, headphones, etc. need to be stored in lockers during the school day.
We have made a fair amount of progress as a building when it comes to setting expectations, and (for the most part) following
said expectations. Let's continue to move forward, together.
February 6, 2026, B Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! This week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
Tonight is our February Dance 💃. That's right, our next 7-9 school dance is TONIGHT from 6:30-8pm. As a reminder, students who are not in good academic, attendance, and/or behavior standing may have their tickets returned.
LIBRARY
The library will be closed today for all lunches and periods 6 and 8 for instruction.
Do you love to write? The Henrietta Public Library is teaming up with Rush-Henrietta School Libraries to bring you the Minerva Campbell Writing Contest!
This contest is all about celebrating student writers. All students are invited to submit an original short story, essay, or poem for a chance to win cash prizes!
Entries are accepted from today through Monday, March 2nd, at 3 PM.
If you’re interested, stop by the library today to grab a flyer with all the contest rules and details. We can’t wait to see what you create!
SPORTS
There will be a Flag Football OTA in the High School Gym, this Sunday, February 8th, from 9:00-10:00am. Please contact Coach Newman or Coach Williams if you have any questions.
Great job last night at home for our RH mod wrestling GREEN team as they hosted Pittsford, Brockport, and the Greece Storm wrestling teams at Roth. Matches were won by Layne Watkins, Maddy Beyor, Ben Parish, Ethan Haitz, Elsie Hughes, Jayden Dang, Sebastian Ong, Bryce Samuels, Blake Schultz, Benjamin Lawson, Isaiah Selby, and Mason Monson. Great job wrestlers!
Next Wednesday the RH mod wrestling GOLD team will finish out the last match of the season at Roth
CLUBS
Tuesday 2/9
Newspaper Club
Homework Hackers
BURGER MUSICAL SHOUT OUT
You're invited to Oz! It's not too late to join us for Burger Junior High's production of The Wizard of Oz Tonight or tomorrow afternoon! This classic story is full of adventure, friendship, and fun for all ages. Tickets can be purchased online or at the door.
From Mr. Hussain:
Make it a GREAT day Roth Junior High, and if it can't be great, then make it GOOD. Because sometimes good is good enough : )
Daily Questions: How are you showing up to school and class each day? Check in with the adults a school and home who support you, ask them for feedback. How can you make a positive impact on someone else today?
And, as a reminder: backpacks, cell phones, airpods, headphones, etc. need to be stored in lockers during the school day.
We have made a fair amount of progress as a building when it comes to setting expectations, and (for the most part) following
said expectations. Let's continue to move forward, together.
February 5, 2026, A Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! This week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
This Friday is our February Dance 💃. That's right, our next 7-9 school dance is this Friday, Feb. 6th from 6:30-8pm.
Tickets will be on sale during lunches, for $10 each. Come dance the night away with your friends! As a reminder, students who are not in good academic, attendance, and/or behavior standing may have their tickets returned.
LIBRARY
Do you love to write? The Henrietta Public Library is teaming up with Rush-Henrietta School Libraries to bring you the Minerva Campbell Writing Contest!
This contest is all about celebrating student writers. All students are invited to submit an original short story, essay, or poem for a chance to win cash prizes!
Entries are accepted from today through Monday, March 2nd, at 3 PM.
If you’re interested, stop by the library today to grab a flyer with all the contest rules and details. We can’t wait to see what you create!
CLUBS
Thursday 2/5
Uno Club in room 119
BURGER MUSICAL SHOUTOUT
Follow the Yellow Brick Road to the Show! G Burger Junior High School presents The Wizard of Oz on February 6th & 7th! Join Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion on a magical adventure Don't miss the music, the laughs, and the magic of Oz--buy your tickets online or at the door!
From Mr. Hussain:
Make it a GREAT day Roth Junior High, and if it can't be great, then make it GOOD. Because sometimes good is good enough : )
Daily Questions: How are you showing up to school and class each day? Check in with the adults a school and home who support you, ask them for feedback. How can you make a positive impact on someone else today?
And, as a reminder: backpacks, cell phones, airpods, headphones, etc. need to be stored in lockers during the school day.
We have made a fair amount of progress as a building when it comes to setting expectations, and (for the most part) following
said expectations. Let's continue to move forward, together.
February 4, 2026, B Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! This week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
This Friday is our February Dance 💃. That's right, our next 7-9 school dance is this Friday, Feb. 6th from 6:30-8pm.
Tickets will be on sale during lunches, for $10 each. Come dance the night away with your friends! As a reminder, students who are not in good academic, attendance, and/or behavior standing may have their tickets returned.
Today we want to celebrate Rihanna — a groundbreaking artist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. She rose from a challenging childhood in Barbados and pursued her dream of becoming a singer, eventually earning 14 number‑one hits, 31 top‑ten singles, and nine Grammy Awards. Beyond music, she launched the Clara Lionel Foundation to support global education and emergency relief, earning the NAACP President’s Award in 2020. Rihanna also transformed the beauty world with Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin, known for their inclusive range of products. Her influence in music, fashion, business, and activism continues to inspire people around the world.
LIBRARY
The library will be closed today for all lunches and periods 6 and 8 for instruction.
Do you love to write? The Henrietta Public Library is teaming up with Rush-Henrietta School Libraries to bring you the Minerva Campbell Writing Contest!
This contest is all about celebrating student writers. All students are invited to submit an original short story, essay, or poem for a chance to win cash prizes!
Entries are accepted from today through Monday, March 2nd, at 3 PM.
If you’re interested, stop by the library today to grab a flyer with all the contest rules and details. We can’t wait to see what you create!
CLUBS
Thursday 2/5
Uno Club in room 119
BURGER MUSICAL SHOUTOUT
Follow the Yellow Brick Road to the Show! G Burger Junior High School presents The Wizard of Oz on February 6th & 7th! Join Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion on a magical adventure Don't miss the music, the laughs, and the magic of Oz--buy your tickets online or at the door!
From Mr. Hussain:
Make it a GREAT day Roth Junior High, and if it can't be great, then make it GOOD. Because sometimes good is good enough : )
Daily Questions: How are you showing up to school and class each day? Check in with the adults a school and home who support you, ask them for feedback. How can you make a positive impact on someone else today?
And, as a reminder: backpacks, cell phones, airpods, headphones, etc. need to be stored in lockers during the school day.
We have made a fair amount of progress as a building when it comes to setting expectations, and (for the most part) following
said expectations. Let's continue to move forward, together.
February 3, 2026, A Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! This week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
This Friday is our February Dance 💃. That's right, our next 7-9 school dance is this Friday, Feb. 6th from 6:30-8pm.
Tickets will be on sale during lunches, for $10 each. Come dance the night away with your friends! As a reminder, students who are not in good academic, attendance, and/or behavior standing may have their tickets returned.
LIBRARY
Do you love to write? The Henrietta Public Library is teaming up with Rush-Henrietta School Libraries to bring you the Minerva Campbell Writing Contest!
This contest is all about celebrating student writers. All students are invited to submit an original short story, essay, or poem for a chance to win cash prizes!
Entries are accepted from today through Monday, March 2nd, at 3 PM.
If you’re interested, stop by the library today to grab a flyer with all the contest rules and details. We can’t wait to see what you create!
SPORTS
Mod A Basketball team took the win last night versus Pittsford Sutherland 100-35! The whole team played exceptional team defense which led to fast break points. Offensively the whole team put up points but it was led by Perry Taylor with 19 points, Josh McFarland with 12 points and Austin Champion with 11 points. Great defensive game from Carter Johnson and Quinzell Ashford with 13 steals combined! Next game will be home at Roth Wednesday against Victor at 5:30pm.
CLUBS
Tuesday 2/3 Karaoke Club will be meeting in the auditorium right after school. The theme for this month is love songs and duets, and as a reminder, all students and staff are invited to come participate or watch.
Thursday 2/5
Uno Club in room 119
BURGER MUSICAL SHOUTOUT
Follow the Yellow Brick Road to the Show! G Burger Junior High School presents The Wizard of Oz on February 6th & 7th! Join Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion on a magical adventure Don't miss the music, the laughs, and the magic of Oz--buy your tickets online or at the door!
From Mr. Hussain:
Make it a GREAT day Roth Junior High, and if it can't be great, then make it GOOD. Because sometimes good is good enough : )
Daily Questions: How are you showing up to school and class each day? Check in with the adults a school and home who support you, ask them for feedback. How can you make a positive impact on someone else today?
And, as a reminder: backpacks, cell phones, airpods, headphones, etc. need to be stored in lockers during the school day.
We have made a fair amount of progress as a building when it comes to setting expectations, and (for the most part) following
said expectations. Let's continue to move forward, together.
February 2, 2026, B Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! Each week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
This Friday is our February Dance 💃. That's right, our next 7-9 school dance is this Friday, Feb. 6th from 6:30-8pm.
Tickets will be on sale during lunches, for $10 each. Come dance the night away with your friends! As a reminder, students who are not in good academic, attendance, and/or behavior standing may have their tickets returned.
LIBRARY
Do you love to write? The Henrietta Public Library is teaming up with Rush-Henrietta School Libraries to bring you the Minerva Campbell Writing Contest!
This contest is all about celebrating student writers. All students are invited to submit an original short story, essay, or poem for a chance to win cash prizes!
Entries are accepted from today through Monday, March 2nd, at 3 PM.
If you’re interested, stop by the library today to grab a flyer with all the contest rules and details. We can’t wait to see what you create!
SPORTS
Congrats to our Modified Cheerleaders! The team placed FIRST at this weekend's competition. Great job ladies : )
MUSIC
Congratulations to the cast and crew of Mary Poppins, jr. for a weekend of great performances! You were amazing.
CLUBS
Monday 2/2
Freshman Club in room 129
Drama Club in the auditorium
Student Council in room 417 after school
Newspaper Club
Spanish Club in room 307
5K Club is canceled
From Mr. Hussain:
Make it a GREAT day Roth Junior High, and if it can't be great, then make it GOOD. Because sometimes good is good enough : )
Daily Questions: How are you showing up to school and class each day? Check in with the adults a school and home who support you, ask them for feedback. How can you make a positive impact on someone else today?
And, as a reminder: backpacks, cell phones, airpods, headphones, etc. need to be stored in lockers during the school day.
We have made a fair amount of progress as a building when it comes to setting expectations, and (for the most part) following
said expectations. Let's continue to move forward, together.
January
January 29, 2026, A Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! Each week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Come support your peers in our production of Mary Poppins Jr ☂️this Friday
night (Jan. 30th) and Saturday afternoon (Jan. 31st). Tickets are $10, and can be purchased online. It's going to be supercalifragilistic expealidocious!
And then next week, we have our February Dance 💃. That's right, our next 7-9 school dance is on Fri. Feb. 6th from 6:30-8pm.
Tickets will be on sale this week, for $10 each. Come dance the night away with your friends! As a reminder, students who are
not in good academic, attendance, and/or behavior standing may have their tickets returned.
SPORTS
The Black Modified Boys Basketball team is now 6–0 after a win against HFL.
Mason Chess led the team with 20 points. Dean Gleghorn added 12 points, and Jaxson Fuchs had 9 points.
CLUBS
Thurs. 1/29
Guitar Club
Crochet Club
Anime Club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
Monday 2/2
Student Council in room 417 after school
Newspaper Club
Spanish Club in room 307
From Mr. Hussain:
Make it a GREAT day Roth Junior High, and if it can't be great, then make it GOOD. Because sometimes good is good enough : )
Daily Questions: How are you showing up to school and class each day? Check in with the adults a school and home who support you, ask them for feedback. How can you make a positive impact on someone else today?
And, as a reminder: backpacks, cell phones, airpods, headphones, etc. need to be stored in lockers during the school day.
We have made a fair amount of progress as a building when it comes to setting expectations, and (for the most part) following
said expectations. Let's continue to move forward, together.
January 28, 2026, B Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! Each week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Come support your peers in our production of Mary Poppins Jr ☂️this Friday
night (Jan. 30th) and Saturday afternoon (Jan. 31st). Tickets are $10, and can be purchased online. It's going to be supercalifragilistic expealidocious!
And then next week, we have our February Dance 💃. That's right, our next 7-9 school dance is on Fri. Feb. 6th from 6:30-8pm.
Tickets will be on sale this week, for $10 each. Come dance the night away with your friends! As a reminder, students who are
not in good academic, attendance, and/or behavior standing may have their tickets returned.
SPORTS
This past Saturday our RH mod wrestling GOLD team traveled to Penfield to compete. Matches were won by Hayden Collins, Austin Colon, Luka Payne, Kendall Kelly, Drake Nedelvoski-Nelson, Jack Bennett, Jayden Dang, Rafie Rabbani, Bryce Burrows, and Kyla McCollough. Great job wrestlers! This Friday the GREEN team will be on the road at Spencerport.
Also this weekend, our Modified Cheer team placed second at their regional competition. An excellent showing for our Cheer squad!
And last night, our Boys Mod basketball team defeated Irondequoit, 46 to 22. Roth 7th grader Jaxon Fuchs contributed 9 points in the winning effort!
CLUBS
Thurs. 1/29
Guitar Club
Crochet Club
Anime Club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
Monday 2/2
Student Council in room 417 after school
Newspaper Club
Spanish Club in room 307
January 27, 2026, A Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! Each week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Come support your peers in our production of Mary Poppins Jr ☂️this Friday
night (Jan. 30th) and Saturday afternoon (Jan. 31st). Tickets are $10, and can be purchased online. It's going to be supercalifragilistic expealidocious!
And then next week, we have our February Dance 💃. That's right, our next 7-9 school dance is on Fri. Feb. 6th from 6:30-8pm.
Tickets will be on sale this week for $10 each. Come dance the night away with your friends! As a reminder, students who are
not in good academic, attendance, and/or behavior standing may have their tickets returned.
SPORTS
This past Saturday our RH mod wrestling GOLD team traveled to Penfield to compete. Matches were won by Hayden Collins, Austin Colon, Luka Payne, Kendall Kelly, Drake Nedelvoski-Nelson, Jack Bennett, Jayden Dang, Rafie Rabbani, Bryce Burrows, and Kyla McCollough. Great job wrestlers!
This Friday the GREEN team will be on the road at Spencerport.”
CLUBS
All clubs are canceled today.
January 23, 2026, B Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! Each week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
Looking for something fun to do next weekend! Come support your peers in our production of Mary Poppins Jr ☂️next Friday
night (Jan. 30th) and Saturday afternoon (Jan. 31st). Tickets are $10, can be purchased online. It's going to be supercalifragilistic expealidocious!
And then the next week, we have our February Dance 💃. That's right, our next 7-9 school dance is on Fri. Feb. 6th from 6:30-8pm.
Tickets will be on sale the week prior, for $10 each. Come dance the night away with your friends! As a reminder, students who are
not in good academic, attendance, and/or behavior standing may have their tickets returned.
SPORTS
Girls Mod basketball had a close game against Brighton last night, and our girls won 35-29.
Presleigh Taylor (prez-lee) scored 8 points. Emma Perry scored 13 points. And, Jules Reardon scored 5 points.
The whole team played amazing defense! Great job ladies!
Congratulations to the Girls Mod. B Gold team on their win over HFL last night 33 to 27. Outstanding play for RH was made by: Hena Ahmed, Aazyiah Bridgewater, Isabella Clark, Sariah Haygood, Rihanna Ibrahim, Jayme Odom and Brianna Ritzel. Nice job Ladies.
CLUBS
1/26/2026
Critter Club in room 307
Newspaper Club in room 401
Jewelry Club in room 129
Ping Pong Club in room 134
From Mr. Hussain:
Make it a GREAT day Roth Junior High, and if it can't be great, then make it GOOD. Because sometimes good is good enough : )
Daily Questions: How are you showing up to school and class each day? Check in with the adults a school and home who support you, ask them for feedback. How can you make a positive impact on someone else today?
And, as a reminder: backpacks, cell phones, airpods, headphones, etc. need to be stored in lockers during the school day.
We have made a fair amount of progress as a building when it comes to setting expectations, and (for the most part) following
said expectations. Let's continue to move forward, together.
January 22, 2026, A Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! Each week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
Looking for something fun to do next weekend! Come support your peers in our production of Mary Poppins Jr ☂️next Friday
night (Jan. 30th) and Saturday afternoon (Jan. 31st). Tickets are $10, can be purchased online. It's going to be supercalifragilistic expealidocious!
And then the next week, we have our February Dance 💃. That's right, our next 7-9 school dance is on Fri. Feb. 6th from 6:30-8pm.
Tickets will be on sale the week prior, for $10 each. Come dance the night away with your friends! As a reminder, students who are
not in good academic, attendance, and/or behavior standing may have their tickets returned.
SPORTS
Big shout out to our RH modified wrestling team as they traveled to Fairport to compete against the Red Raiders and the Victor Blue Devils. Matches were won by Keslee Yantachka, Hayden Collins, Benjamin Lawson, Grant Crowder, Rafie Rabbani, Drake Nedelkovski Nelson, Jayden Dang, Elsie Hughes, Phoenix Rose Victor, and Bryce Samuels
Great work RH Mod Wrestlers!
Mod A Basketball team took the win last night versus Irondequoit 74-38! The whole team played great team defense which helped solidify the win. Offensively we had a great game by Perry Taylor with 27 points, Nico Osario with 18 points and Josh McFarland with 14 points and 10 rebounds. There next game will be home at Roth Monday against Pittsford Sutherland at 5pm.
CLUBS
1/22/2026
Dungeons and Dragons Club in Room 133 w/ Dungeon Master Spaulding
Guitar Club
Prop Club
Video Game club with Mr. Cruz is canceled
1/26/2026
Critter Club in room 307
Newspaper Club in room 401
Jewelry Club in room 129
Ping Pong Club in room 134
January 21, 2026, B Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! Each week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
Attention 9th Grade Peer Mediators!
If you attended Peer Mediation Training, you’re invited to bring your own lunch and join us TODAY in the small conference room for a Brainstorm and Create Session. Help shape the identity, message, and look of our program—and make your voice heard! We hope to see you there. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Kemper or Mr. Maney.
LIBRARY
The library is closed today for i-Ready testing. If you have a library study hall, please report there as scheduled. Students may still grab loaner devices or headphones!
CLUBS
1/22/2026
Dungeons and Dragons Club in Room 133 w/ Dungeon Master Spaulding
Guitar Club
Prop Club
January 20, 2026, A Day
This is an important message for Ski Club. I repeat, an important message for Ski Club. Due to projected wind chill temps,
Ski Club has been CANCELED tonight.
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! Each week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
Attention 9th Grade Peer Mediators!
If you attended Peer Mediation Training, you’re invited to join us during your lunch on Wednesday, the 21st in the small conference room for a Brainstorm and Create Session. Help shape the identity, message, and look of our program—and make your voice heard! We hope to see you there. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Kemper or Mr. Maney.
LIBRARY
The library is closed today for i-Ready testing. If you have a library study hall, please report there as scheduled. Students may still grab loaner devices or headphones!
SPORTS
This is an important message for Ski Club. I repeat, an important message for Ski Club. Due to projected wind chill temps,
Ski Club has been CANCELED tonight.
This past Saturday our GREEN team of RH modified wrestling traveled to Fairport to compete. Matches were won by Layne Watkins, Sebastian Ong, Elsie Hughes, Isaiah Selby, Benjamin Lawson, Mason Monson, Nathan Bartoo, Bryce Samuels, Blake Schultz, and Mason Dufour. Great job Green team!
CLUBS
1/20/2026
Bingo Club
Creation Studio
Prop Club - Leaders only
1/22/2026
Dungeons and Dragons Club in Room 133 w/ Dungeon Master Spaulding
Guitar Club
Prop Club
January 16, 2026, B Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! Each week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
SPORTS
There will be a Flag Football OTA in the High School Gym, this Sunday, January 18th, from 9:00-10:00am. Please contact Coach Newman or Coach Williams if you have any questions.
The Girls Mod Green team had another great game Weds nite. Our girls beat Webster Thomas, 49-25. Emma Perry and Jules Reardon
led the scoring with 12 points each. MacKenzie Krenzer contributed 6 points, and Zuri James and Alicja Dinsmore each scored 4 to
power the team to a solid win. Well done ladies!
Also on Weds night, our GOLD team of R-H modified wrestling traveled to Penfield to compete against the Patriots.
Matches were won by Hayden Collins, Austin Colon, Luka Payne, Ian Blazzio Jeronimo, Drake Nedelkovski-Nelson,
Jayden Dang, Jonathan Torres, Rafie Rabbani, and Bryce Burrows. Great job GOLD Team! Our RH Mod Wrestling GREEN team
will be traveling to Fairport this Saturday!”
CLUBS
Tuesday, January 20, 2026
Bingo Club
Creation Studio
Prop Club
January 15, 2026, SNOW DAY - NO SCHOOL
January 14, 2026, A Day
The National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring our Road to the “Souper Bowl” canned food drive! Each week, drop a can of soup (or any non-perishable canned item) into the bin labeled with your favorite team to cast your vote. All donated items will go to the Rush Henrietta Food Terminal to support families in need. Let’s come together, show our team spirit, and make a difference in our community!
SPORTS
RH Girls Basketball (Green) vs. Canandaigua
RH Green fell to Canandaigua by a final score of 37–25. The team competed hard throughout the game, with Emma Perry (Roth) leading the scoring with 11 points.
Jules Reardon (Burger) added 9 points, Alicja Dinsmore (Roth) contributed 4 points in the effort, and Zuri James contributed 1 point and played tremendous defense.
January 13, 2026, B Day
SPORTS
RH Mod A took on Webster Thomas last night and unfortunately did not get it done. 74-68 Webster, however the team is looking better each and every game. Last night we had a strong game from Perry Taylor with 19 points, JJ Ingram with 14 points and Quinzell Ashford with 12 points. RH takes on Penfield on Wednesday.
MUSIC
Congratulations to the 7th grade Chorus, Orchestra, and Band on a terrific performance last night. It was the first of what is hopefully many concerts for you as a Roth student, and you sounded great! Dedicated Voices will be rehearsing after school today in the chorus room.
CLUBS
Tuesday, January 13
Prop Club
Thursday, January 15
Board Game Club
Dungeons & Dragons Club in room 133 with Dungeon Master Spaulding
Lego Club is meeting in room 121 with Mr. Cruz
Guitar Club
Prop Club
January 12, 2026 A Day
MUSIC
7th Grade chorus should report directly to the cafeteria for our rehearsal today during 4th period.
Congratulations to the following 9th‑grade Orchestra and Band students who performed at this past weekend's Monroe County Solo Festival:
Orlando Marrero
Natalie Richardson
Subhra Singh
Jordan Babers
Ellie Biro
Sydney Ganskop
Adam Szabo
They all performed beautifully — we are so proud of their hard work and dedication. Great job representing our school!
MUSICAL
Students that were invited to be part of the Mary Poppins, jr Stage Crew and Run Crew should plan to stay after school today to go over your roles. We will meet in the auditiorium until 3:30, so you can take the late bus home.
LIBRARY
The library will be closed 8th period today.
SPORTS
Big shoutout to the GOLD team of RH modified wrestling as they were on the road this past Friday at Canandaigua. Matches were won by Hayden Collins, Luka Payne, Ian Blazzio Jeronimo, Kyla McCollough, Drake Nedelkovski-Nelson, Sire Harold, Jack Bennett, Jayden Dang, Rafie Rabbani, and Javon Poole. Great job GOLD Team!
CLUBS
Monday, January 12
Homework Hackers in room 307
Freshman Club
Academic Challenge Bowl and Chess club are meeting in room 132. Be sure to come to get a permission slip for the next competition.
Craft Club in room 219. Space is limited. You have to sign up outside of 219.
5K Club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz.
Tuesday, January 13
Prop Club
Thursday, January 15
Board Game Club
Dungeons & Dragons Club in room 133 with Dungeon Master Spaulding
Lego Club is meeting in room 121 with Mr. Cruz
January 9, B Day
LIBRARY
The library will be closed periods 3, 6 and 7 today.
SPORTS
Great job Wednesday night to the Green team of RH modified wrestling as they were on the road competing against the Spencerport Rangers. Matches were won by Alec Luce, Elsie Hughes, Amrit Singh, Ryan Schaeffer, Isaiah Selby, Ethan Haitz, Maddy Beyor, Keslee Yantachka, Benjamin Lawson, Nathan Bartoo, Bryce Samuels, and Blake Schultz. Great job Green Team! Today our RH mod wrestling GOLD team will be hitting the road again and heading to Canandaigua.
Modified Boys Black won against Irondequoit with a final score of 43–24. Q-Shawn Penn led the way with 8 points and 8 rebounds. Mason Chess also contributed with 8 points and 4 assists.
CLUBS
Monday, January 12
Homework Hackers in room 307
Freshman Club
Academic Challenge Bowl and Chess club are meeting in room 132. Be sure to come to get a permission slip for the next competition.
January 8, A Day
LIBRARY
The library will be closed periods 3, 6 and 7 today and Friday.
SPORTS
Last night Mod A Green Basketball had their second game of the season and took a tough loss to Pittsford Mendon. RH started the game off slow but continued to fight there way back in the game and brought it within 10 points. Perry Taylor finished the game with 14 points and Quinzell Ashford finished with 6 points. Next game will be Away vs Fairport on Friday.
MUSIC
7TH GRADE CHORUS SHOULD GO STRAIGHT TO THE AUDITORIUM FOR REHEARSAL TODAY DURING 4TH PERIOD.
January 7, B Day
CLUBS
Thursday, 1/8
Puzzle club will meet in room 219
UNO Club in Room 119 with Mrs. Claeys
Anti-Social Social Club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
Guitar Club
Prop Club
January 6, A Day
CLUBS
Thursday, 1/8
Puzzle club will meet in room 219
UNO Club in Room 119 with Mrs. Claeys
January 5, 2026, B Day
This is an important announcement for ALL students: Over the past few weeks, your school counselors have explained how you're going to choose your courses for next year. They've sent forms to complete before your individual meetings (which start right after break). Please check your email and get those forms in! Students, I also encourage you to look over the course selection form with your parent or guardian.
Spirit Week
Roth showed great school spirit the last week in 2025! WEB Leaders recognize Ms. Schult’s and Mr. Broz’s classes for strong participation, with Mr. DelVecchio’s class as runner-up. Once again, Mrs. Kramer’s class took first place with an impressive 83% participation rate, and will receive a treat for their second consecutive win.
Clubs
The Drama Club will meet after school today to discuss Art Design, Run Crew, and Stage Crew roles. Please plan on attending if you have interest in being a part of the musical in one of these roles.
5K Club will be meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
Freshman Club in room 129
Thursday, 1/8 Puzzle club will meet in room 219
1/8 Thursday UNO Club in Room 119 with Mrs. Claeys
Attention Snowsports Club members. Today is our first trip to Bristol. Remember to meet Mr. Prinzi in the main conference room right after school.
December
December 19, 2025, A Day
Today is Holiday Spirit Day! Bring out those Ugly Sweaters, festive headbands, holiday colors, more pajamas...anything to show your spirit!
Gingerbread Contest Results
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s Gingerbread Contest! We were amazed by the creativity and effort put into every entry.
First Place: Albert Devlin for the incredible Polar Express Train
Second Place: Harveen Kaur for the enchanting Winter Wonderland
Third Place: Chloe Wu and Haya Al-Soofajee for their delightful Pink Palace
Congratulations to all our winners, and a big thank you to everyone who took part!
SPORTS
Congratulations to our Modified Boys Black Basketball team on a big win last night! The team defeated Canandaigua 55–23, showing great teamwork, energy, and effort from start to finish. They worked together to create scoring opportunities and never let up. Great job, and congratulations to the team on an impressive victory!
COUNSELING
This is an important announcement for ALL students: Over the past few weeks, your school counselors have explained how you're going to choose your courses for next year.
They've sent forms to complete before your individual meetings (which start right after break).
Please check your email and get those forms in! Students, I also encourage you to look over the course selection form with your parent or guardian.
December 16, 2025, B Day
SPIRIT WEEK
Today is Holiday Family Photos! Get your awkward poses and your matching outfits ready to send out on those holiday cards!
Wednesday, 12/ 17 - New Years Eve! Dress up fancy like it's New Years Eve, sequins anyone? Or maybe wearing PJ's is more yur NYE style?
Thursday, 12/18 - Candy Cane Color War (Grade 7 - Pink, Grade 8 - White, Grade 9 - Red)
Friday, 12/19 - Bring out those Ugly Sweaters, festive headbands, holiday colors, more pajamas...anything to show your spirit!
GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION
Today is the last day to drop off your gingerbread house at The Den!
LIBRARY
The library will be closed today and Wednesday for (Hu-guh)! Students can still come down for chromebooks, headphones and printing.
MUSIC
Congratulations to the 8/9 Band, 8/9 Orchestra, and Dedicated Voices on a terrific performance last night at our Winter Concert!
Your hard work, focus, and teamwork were clearly on display, and you represented our music program with pride. Great job to all our musicians and singers — we are very proud of you.
CLUBS
12/16
Anime Club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
Bingo Club in room 413
Prop Club in room 419
Creation studio club meets TODAY after school in the library! See you there!
December 15, 2025, A Day
SPIRIT WEEK
Today is Dress like your favorite holiday movie character!
Tuesday, 12/16 - Holiday Family Photos! Get your awkward poses and your matching outfits ready to send out on those holiday cards!
Wednesday, 12/ 17 - New Years Eve! Dress up fancy like it's New Years Eve, sequins anyone? Or maybe wearing PJ's is more yur NYE style?
Thursday, 12/18 - Candy Cane Color War (Grade 7 - Pink, Grade 8 - White, Grade 9 - Red)
Friday, 12/19 - Bring out those Ugly Sweaters, festive headbands, holiday colors, more pajamas...anything to show your spirit!
GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION
Don't forget about the Gingerbread House Competition! This competition is open to all students, and we encourage teamwork, fun, and holiday cheer! No registration required just bring your creation from home. Three winners will be chosen on their creativity, technique, and festive spirit. Drop off your gingerbread house by tomorrow, December 16, at The Den. For more information contact Mr. Cruz.
LIBRARY
The library will be closed today, Tuesday and Wednesday for (Hu-guh)! Students can still come down for chromebooks, headphones and printing.
MUSIC
Tri-M will meet after school today in the chorus room.
CLUBS
12/15
Ping Pong Club in room 134
Critter Club in room 307
5K Club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
Art Club with Mrs. Meka in 218 (students who were in Ms. Wojslaw's Craft Club last week can also finish their gingerbread houses here
Drama Club will NOT be meeting today. See you in the new year!
There will be an info meeting on Monday for the Comet Chronicles, Roth's student newspaper. Assignments will be handed out to begin the first edition of our paper. We will meet in the Den area by the library.
Creation Studio club meets tomorrow after school in the library!
December 12, 2025, B Day
GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION
Get ready to unleash your creativity and holiday spirit! We’re excited to announce the Gingerbread House Competition at Roth Jr. High! This competition is open to all students, and we encourage teamwork, fun, and holiday cheer! No registration required just bring your creation from home. Three winners will be chosen on their creativity, technique, and festive spirit. Drop off your gingerbread house by December 16, at The Den. For more information contact Mr. Cruz.
SPIRIT WEEK
- Monday, 12/ 15 - Dress like your favorite holiday movie character! Buddy the Elf? Kevin McCallister? The Grinch? Who do you want to be?
- Tuesday, 12/16 - Holiday Family Photos! Get your awkward poses and your matching outfits ready to send out on those holiday cards!
- Wednesday, 12/ 17 - New Years Eve! Dress up fancy like it's New Years Eve, sequins anyone? Or maybe wearing PJ's is more yur NYE style?
- Thursday, 12/18 - Candy Cane Color War (Grade 7 - Pink, Grade 8 - White, Grade 9 - Red)
- Friday, 12/19 - Bring out those Ugly Sweaters, festive headbands, holiday colors, more pajamas...anything to show your spirit!
LIBRARY
The library will be closed today and tomorrow for Hygge (Hu-guh)! Students can still come down for chromebooks, headphones and printing.
Musical
Rehearsal for Mary Poppins is canceled after school today.
CLUBS
12/15
Ping Pong Club in room 134
Critter Club in room 307
5K Club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
Art Club with Mrs. Meka in 218 (students who were in Ms. Wojslaw's Craft Club last week can also finish their gingerbread houses here
There will be an info meeting on Monday for the Comet Chronicles, Roth's student newspaper. Assignments will be handed out to begin the first edition of our paper. We will meet in the Den area by the library.
December 11, 2025, A Day
GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION
Get ready to unleash your creativity and holiday spirit! We’re excited to announce the Gingerbread House Competition at Roth Jr. High! This competition is open to all students, and we encourage teamwork, fun, and holiday cheer! No registration required just bring your creation from home. Three winners will be chosen on their creativity, technique, and festive spirit. Drop off your gingerbread house by December 16, at The Den. For more information contact Mr. Cruz.
SPIRIT WEEK
- Monday, 12/ 15 - Dress like your favorite holiday movie character! Buddy the Elf? Kevin McCallister? The Grinch? Who do you want to be?
- Tuesday, 12/16 - Holiday Family Photos! Get your awkward poses and your matching outfits ready to send out on those holiday cards!
- Wednesday, 12/ 17 - New Years Eve! Dress up fancy like it's New Years Eve, sequins anyone? Or maybe wearing PJ's is more yur NYE style?
- Thursday, 12/18 - Candy Cane Color War (Grade 7 - Pink, Grade 8 - White, Grade 9 - Red)
- Friday, 12/19 - Bring out those Ugly Sweaters, festive headbands, holiday colors, more pajamas...anything to show your spirit!
LIBRARY
The library will be closed today and tomorrow for Hygge (Hu-guh)! Students can still come down for chromebooks, headphones and printing.
CLUBS
12/11 Thursday
Board Game Club room 119 Everone is welcome!
Lego Club in room 121 with Mr. Cruz
12/15
Ping Pong Club in room 134
Critter Club in room 307
December 10, 2025, B Day
GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION
Get ready to unleash your creativity and holiday spirit! We’re excited to announce the Gingerbread House Competition at Roth Jr. High! This competition is open to all students, and we encourage teamwork, fun, and holiday cheer! No registration required just bring your creation from home. Three winners will be chosen on their creativity, technique, and festive spirit. Drop off your gingerbread house by December 16, at The Den. For more information contact Mr. Cruz.
SPIRIT WEEK
- Monday, 12/ 15 - Dress like your favorite holiday movie character! Buddy the Elf? Kevin McCallister? The Grinch? Who do you want to be?
- Tuesday, 12/16 - Holiday Family Photos! Get your awkward poses and your matching outfits ready to send out on those holiday cards!
- Wednesday, 12/ 17 - New Years Eve! Dress up fancy like it's New Years Eve, sequins anyone? Or maybe wearing PJ's is more yur NYE style?
- Thursday, 12/18 - Candy Cane Color War (Grade 7 - Pink, Grade 8 - White, Grade 9 - Red)
- Friday, 12/19 - Bring out those Ugly Sweaters, festive headbands, holiday colors, more pajamas...anything to show your spirit!
LIBRARY
The library will be closed to study halls for periods 6,7 and 8 due to short staff. Students who need chromebooks or other materials may still come down to check those out.
CLUBS
12/11 Thursday
Board Game Club room 119 Everone is welcome!
Lego Club in room 121 with Mr. Cruz
12/15
Ping Pong Club in room 134
Critter Club in room 307
December 9, 2025, A Day
GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION
Get ready to unleash your creativity and holiday spirit! We’re excited to announce the Gingerbread House Competition at Roth Jr. High! This competition is open to all students, and we encourage teamwork, fun, and holiday cheer! No registration required just bring your creation from home. Three winners will be chosen on their creativity, technique, and festive spirit. Drop off your gingerbread house by December 16, at The Den. For more information contact Mr. Cruz.
SPIRIT WEEK
- Monday, 12/ 15 - Dress like your favorite holiday movie character! Buddy the Elf? Kevin McCallister? The Grinch? Who do you want to be?
- Tuesday, 12/16 - Holiday Family Photos! Get your awkward poses and your matching outfits ready to send out on those holiday cards!
- Wednesday, 12/ 17 - New Years Eve! Dress up fancy like it's New Years Eve, sequins anyone? Or maybe wearing PJ's is more yur NYE style?
- Thursday, 12/18 - Candy Cane Color War (Grade 7 - Pink, Grade 8 - White, Grade 9 - Red)
- Friday, 12/19 - Bring out those Ugly Sweaters, festive headbands, holiday colors, more pajamas...anything to show your spirit!
MUSIC
8th grade chorus meet on the risers for class today
Congratulations to the Jazz Band! Your concert last night was fantastic. We are so proud of you.
No rehearsal tomorrow and Friday!
Congratulations to all the performers in the Winter concert last night! 8th and 9th Grade Chorus, Chamber Ensemble, and Jazz Band all sounded great and it was awesome to hear the results of all your hard work and preparation!
CLUBS
12/9 Tuesday
Prop Club in 419
12/11 Thursday
Board Game Club room 119 Everone is welcome!
Lego Club in room 121 with Mr. Cruz
December 8, 2025, B Day
GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION
Get ready to unleash your creativity and holiday spirit! We’re excited to announce the Gingerbread House Competition at Roth Jr. High! This competition is open to all students, and we encourage teamwork, fun, and holiday cheer! No registration required just bring your creation from home. Three winners will be chosen on their creativity, technique, and festive spirit. Drop off your gingerbread house by December 16, at The Den. For more information contact Mr. Cruz.
SPIRIT WEEK
- Monday, 12/ 15 - Dress like your favorite holiday movie character! Buddy the Elf? Kevin McCallister? The Grinch? Who do you want to be?
- Tuesday, 12/16 - Holiday Family Photos! Get your awkward poses and your matching outfits ready to send out on those holiday cards!
- Wednesday, 12/ 17 - New Years Eve! Dress up fancy like it's New Years Eve, sequins anyone? Or maybe wearing PJ's is more yur NYE style?
- Thursday, 12/18 - Candy Cane Color War (Grade 7 - Pink, Grade 8 - White, Grade 9 - Red)
- Friday, 12/19 - Bring out those Ugly Sweaters, festive headbands, holiday colors, more pajamas...anything to show your spirit!
December 5, 2025, A Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Don't forget about the student council Winter Fun Night! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches until Thursday, Dec 4th. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar!
GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION
Get ready to unleash your creativity and holiday spirit! We’re excited to announce the Gingerbread House Competition at Roth Jr. High! This competition is open to all students, and we encourage teamwork, fun, and holiday cheer! No registration required just bring your creation from home. Three winners will be chosen on their creativity, technique, and festive spirit. Drop off your gingerbread house by December 16, at The Den. For more information contact Mr. Cruz.
SPIRIT WEEK
- Monday, 12/ 15 - Dress like your favorite holiday movie character! Buddy the Elf? Kevin McCallister? The Grinch? Who do you want to be?
- Tuesday, 12/16 - Holiday Family Photos! Get your awkward poses and your matching outfits ready to send out on those holiday cards!
- Wednesday, 12/ 17 - New Years Eve! Dress up fancy like it's New Years Eve, sequins anyone? Or maybe wearing PJ's is more yur NYE style?
- Thursday, 12/18 - Candy Cane Color War (Grade 7 - Pink, Grade 8 - White, Grade 9 - Red)
- Friday, 12/19 - Bring out those Ugly Sweaters, festive headbands, holiday colors, more pajamas...anything to show your spirit!
December 4, 2025, B Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Don't forget about the student council Winter Fun Night! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches until Thursday, Dec 4th. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar!
GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION
Get ready to unleash your creativity and holiday spirit! We’re excited to announce the Gingerbread House Competition at Roth Jr. High! This competition is open to all students, and we encourage teamwork, fun, and holiday cheer! No registration required just bring your creation from home. Three winners will be chosen on their creativity, technique, and festive spirit. Drop off your gingerbread house by December 16, at The Den. For more information contact Mr. Cruz.
SPIRIT WEEK
- Monday, 12/ 15 - Dress like your favorite holiday movie character! Buddy the Elf? Kevin McCallister? The Grinch? Who do you want to be?
- Tuesday, 12/16 - Holiday Family Photos! Get your awkward poses and your matching outfits ready to send out on those holiday cards!
- Wednesday, 12/ 17 - New Years Eve! Dress up fancy like it's New Years Eve, sequins anyone? Or maybe wearing PJ's is more yur NYE style?
- Thursday, 12/18 - Candy Cane Color War (Grade 7 - Pink, Grade 8 - White, Grade 9 - Red)
- Friday, 12/19 - Bring out those Ugly Sweaters, festive headbands, holiday colors, more pajamas...anything to show your spirit!
MUSIC
8th grade chorus will meet on the risers in the auditorium today
CLUBS
12/4/25
- Dungeons and Dragons Club will meet in Dungeon Master Spaulding's Room today after school (133)
- Guitar Club
- Prop Club
- UNO Club room 119 Everyone is welcome!
- Anti-Social Social club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
December 3, 2025, A Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Don't forget about the student council Winter Fun Night! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches until Thursday, Dec 4th. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar!
GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION
Get ready to unleash your creativity and holiday spirit! We’re excited to announce the Gingerbread House Competition at Roth Jr. High! This competition is open to all students, and we encourage teamwork, fun, and holiday cheer! No registration required just bring your creation from home. Three winners will be chosen on their creativity, technique, and festive spirit. Drop off your gingerbread house by December 16, at The Den. For more information contact Mr. Cruz.
CLUBS
12/4/25
- Dungeons and Dragons Club will meet in Dungeon Master Spaulding's Room today after school (133)
- Guitar Club
- Prop Club
- UNO Club room 119 Everyone is welcome!
- Anti-Social Social club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
December 2, 2025, B Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Don't forget about the student council Winter Fun Night! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches until Thursday, Dec 4th. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar!
GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION
Get ready to unleash your creativity and holiday spirit! We’re excited to announce the Gingerbread House Competition at Roth Jr. High! This competition is open to all students, and we encourage teamwork, fun, and holiday cheer! No registration required just bring your creation from home. Three winners will be chosen on their creativity, technique, and festive spirit. Drop off your gingerbread house by December 16, at The Den. For more information contact Mr. Cruz.
CLUBS
12/2/25
- Cafe Karoke Club in the Auditorium
- Prop Club in room 419
- Join us for our next D&D Club meeting in Mr. Spaulding’s room (Room 133) on Thursday, December 4th!
- Come roll some dice, build your story, and go on an epic adventure with friends. All experience levels are welcome!
12/4/25
- Dungeons and Dragons Club will meet in Dungeon Master Spaulding's Room today after school (133)
- Guitar Club
- Prop Club
- UNO Club room 119 Everyone is welcome!
- Anti-Social Social club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
December 1, 2025, A Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Don't forget about the student council Winter Fun Night! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches until Thursday, Dec 4th. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar!
SPORTS
Modified basketball tryouts start today from 3-5pm. If you are not approved you cannot tryout. Meet in the cafeteria after school to get picked up!
CLUBS
12/1/25
- Jewelry club will meet after school in room 129 with Mrs Kleemann! See you there!
- Spanish Club in room 307
- Drama Club in the chorus room today - We'll be listening to officer statements and voting
- 5K Club will meet at the track with Mr. Cruz
12/2/25
- Cafe Karoke Club in the Auditorium
- Prop Club in room 419
12/4/25
- Guitar Club
- Prop Club
- UNO Club room 119 Everyone is welcome!
- Anti-Social Social club is meeting in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
November
Tuesday, November 18, A Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Are you interested in some Winter fun with your friends? Well, come to the student council Winter Fun Night! But.. with a twist. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches THIS WEEK through Thursday, Dec 4th.
THANKFUL LEAVES
Thanksgiving is next week, so we are thinking of all we have to be thankful for here at Roth. Every morning this week before school, stop by a table in the cafeteria or outside the Auditorium to write a message of thanks on a paper leaf. These will become part of a special display here at Roth. WEB Leaders will be at the tables to help you.
SPORTS
Attention all girls interested in playing basketball. There will be an informational meeting today after school in the gym from 2:45 until 3:25. The meeting will discuss expectations for the upcoming season. Bus passes will be provided. Any questions please see Coach Swan.
CLUBS
Tuesday, 11/18
- Creation Studio in the Library
- Prop Club in room 419
- Bingo Club will meet in the cafeteria after school tomorrow. Students must be signed up to attend.
- Crochet Club will meet after school on Thursday in room 129. Space is limited. No more spots are available for this month. If you reserved a spot but can’t make it, please email Mrs. Kleemann so a wait-listed student can use your spot.
Thursday, 11/20
- Prop Club in room 419
- Guitar Club meets in the cafeteria
- Video Game club in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
Please be sure to contact home if you are staying after school!!
Monday, November 17, B Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Are you interested in some Winter fun with your friends? Well, come to the student council Winter Fun Night! But.. with a twist. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches THIS WEEK through Thursday, Dec 4th.
BASKETBALL GAME
Attention all students: This Friday's Freshmen vs Faculty basketball game has been postponed to February. HOWEVER -- our Freshmen team is not going to be postponed without a fight. So, in a last-minute (and potentially future-shaping) pivot: this Friday, we will host a Freshmen vs Eighth Grade basketball game. 8th graders in good academic, behavior, and attendance standing are eligible to play.
THANKFUL LEAVES
Thanksgiving is next week, so we are thinking of all we have to be thankful for here at Roth. Every morning this week before school, stop by a table in the cafeteria or outside the Auditorium to write a message of thanks on a paper leaf. These will become part of a special display here at Roth. WEB Leaders will be at the tables to help you.
SPORTS
Attention all girls interested in playing basketball. There will be an informational meeting tomorrow, Tuesday November 18th after school in the gym from 2:45 until 3:25. The meeting will discuss expectations for the upcoming season. Bus passes will be provided. Any questions please see Coach Swan.
CLUBS
Monday, 11/17
- Drama Club will NOT be meeting today
- Ping pong club in room 134
- Critter Club in room 307
- Craft Club in room 219
- Creation Studio Club meets TOMORROW after school in the library! We have awesome tools like ring lights, green screens, wireless clip-on mics, Canon cameras, and more to help bring your ideas to life! See you tomorrow!
- NJHS will meet after school today in room 129. Please contact Mrs Hernandez or Mrs Kleemann if you can not attend.
Tuesday, 11/18
- Creation Studio in the Library
- Prop Club in room 419
- Bingo Club will meet in the cafeteria after school tomorrow. Students must be signed up to attend.
- Crochet Club will meet after school on Thursday in room 129. Space is limited. No more spots are available for this month. If you reserved a spot but can’t make it, please email Mrs. Kleemann so a wait-listed student can use your spot.
Thursday, 11/20
- Prop Club in room 419
- Guitar Club meets in the cafeteria
- Video Game club in room 124 with Mr. Cruz
Please be sure to contact home if you are staying after school!!
Friday, November 14, A Day
BASKETBALL FUN
Attention all students: Next Friday's Freshmen vs Faculty basketball game has been postponed to February. HOWEVER -- our Freshmen team is not going to be postponed without a fight. So, in a last-minute (and potentially future-shaping) pivot: next Friday, we will host a Freshmen vs Eighth Grade basketball game. 8th graders in good academic, behavior, and attendance standing are eligible to play.
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Are you interested in some Winter fun with your friends? Well, come to the student council Winter Fun Night! But.. with a twist. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches starting Monday, November 17th, through Thursday, Dec 4th.
SPORTS
Attention all girls interested in playing basketball. There will be an informational meeting Tuesday November 18th after school in the gym from 2:45 until 3:25. The meeting will discuss expectations for the upcoming season. Bus passes will be provided. Any questions please see Coach Swan.
CLUBS
Monday, 11/17
- Ping pong club in room 134
- Critter Club in room 307
- Craft Club in room 219
Tuesday, 11/18
- Creation Studio in the Library
- Prop Club in room 419
- Bingo Club in room 413
Thursday, 11/20
- Prop Club in room 419
- Guitar Club meets in the cafeteria
Please be sure to contact home if you are staying after school!!
Thursday, November 13, B Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Are you interested in some Winter fun with your friends? Well, come to the student council Winter Fun Night! But.. with a twist. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches starting Monday, November 17th, through Thursday, Dec 4th.
CLUBS
Monday, 11/17
- Ping pong club in room 134
- Critter Club in room 307
- Craft Club in room 219
Tuesday, 11/18
- Creation Studio in the Library
- Prop Club in room 419
- Bingo Club in room 413
Thursday, 11/20
- Prop Club in room 419
- Guitar Club meets in the cafeteria
Please be sure to contact home if you are staying after school!!
Wednesday, November 12, A Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Are you interested in some Winter fun with your friends? Well, come to the student council Winter Fun Night! But.. with a twist. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches starting Monday, November 17th, through Thursday, Dec 4th.
SPORTS
Today and Thursday this week there will be Optional Open Pool practices available from 4-5 pm for ANY 7-12th grade student interested in possibly joining the Swim or Dive Teams for RH.
Boys Varsity begins Monday 11/17 (signup asap!!) and Coed Modified (7-8th grade ONLY) begins December 1.
Girls Varsity has just concluded but those interested for next fall are welcome to attend.
CLUBS
Thursday, 11/13
- Art Club in room 218
- Guitar Club meets in cafeteria
- Prop Club with Mrs. Benjamin in room 419
- Board Game Club with Mrs. Claeys in room 119
- Diversity Club with Mrs. Moran in room 124
- Lego Club with Mr. Cruz in room 121
Please be sure to contact home if you are staying after school!!
Monday, November 10, B Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Are you interested in some Winter fun with your friends? Well, come to the student council Winter Fun Night! But.. with a twist. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches starting Monday, November 17th, through Thursday, Dec 4th.
SPORTS
Attention all 7th and 8th graders interested in modified wrestling. There will be an informational meeting after school TODAY, Monday, November 10th. Meet in the cafeteria. If you have any questions go see Coach Cole.
Registration for winter sports is officially OPEN! We are excited for another great season. If you want to play, please be sure to have your parents sign you on on Arbiter Registration. The link can be found on the RH athletics Webpage. A special note to our ninth-grade students: you are encouraged to sign up for the JV teams. Don't wait, talk to your parents and sign up to play!
Congratulations to the Girls Varsity Swimmers who concluded their season on Friday at Sectionals with an 8th place team finish (12 year high). 7 of the 13 team members qualified as individuals for the meet with 8 competing in relay events. 8th grade diver Keslee Yantachka finished 15th, junior Aubree Yantachka finished 16th in the 200 yard Freestyle, and 7th grade Makayla Hayward took 11th in the 50 yard freestyle.
The Medley Relay team of Cassiday Stasko, Makena Brady, Carrigan Shaw and Brooke Harper took 8th; 200 Freestyle Relay was 7th with Keslee, Makena, Makayla and Aubree, and the 400 Free Relay took 8th with Keslee, Makayla, Cassiday and Aubree.
Wednesday and Thursday this week there will be Optional Open Pool practices available from 4-5 pm for ANY 7-12th grade student interested in possibly joining the Swim or Dive Teams for RH.
Boys Varsity begins Monday 11/17 (signup asap!!) and Coed Modified (7-8th grade ONLY) begins December 1.
Girls Varsity has just concluded but those interested for next fall are welcome to attend.
MUSIC
Congratualations to Chloe Galante, Zoey Albin, and Natalie Richardson on their amazing perfomarnace at the Area All state Music Festival in Webster. Nice work ladies!
CLUBS
Today, Monday, 11/10
- Homework Hackers with Mrs. Cresswell in room 307
- Snowsport Club is still collecting registration forms for this year. There is a price increase after this Friday, so be sure to get your tickets purchased by Friday.
- Drama Club will meet today in the auditorium. Today, we'll be talking about backstage roles.
- Academic Challenge Bowl and Chess club are meeting on Monday in room 132. New members are always welcome.
- Attention 9th graders-
If you want to help plan afterschool events like the Valentine’s Dance & Freshman Semi Formal, Freshman Club is the club for you. We will meet after school today in room 129. New members are encouraged to attend, as long as you are a Roth 9th grader you are welcome to join our club!
See Mrs Kleemann or Mrs Newman if you have any questions.
As always, please be sure to contact home if you are staying after school!!
Thursday, 11/13
Art Club
Guitar Club
Prop Club
Board Game Club
Diversity Club
Friday, November 7, A Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Are you interested in some Winter fun with your friends? Well, come to the student council Winter Fun Night! But.. with a twist. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches starting Monday, November 17th, through Thursday, Dec 4th.
SPORTS
Attention all 7th and 8th graders interested in modified wrestling. There will be an informational meeting after school on Monday, November 10th. Meet in the cafeteria. If you have any questions go see Coach Cole.
Registration for winter sports is officially OPEN! We are excited for another great season. If you want to play, please be sure to have your parents sign you on on Arbiter Registration. The link can be found on the RH athletics Webpage. A special note to our ninth-grade students: you are encouraged to sign up for the JV teams. Don't wait, talk to your parents and sign up to play!
CLUBS
Monday, 11/10
Homework Hackers with Mrs. Cresswell in room 307
Thursday, November 6, B Day
WINTER FUN NIGHT
Are you interested in some Winter fun with your friends? Well, come to the student council Winter Fun Night! But.. with a twist. Show up in comfy PJs. Enjoy snacks, Karaoke/ music, games & a Hot Cocoa bar! The event will be held on Friday, Dec.5th, from 6:00 - 7:30. Tickets will $5 and be on sale during lunches starting Monday, November 17th, through Thursday, Dec 4th.
SPORTS
Attention all 7th and 8th graders interested in modified wrestling. There will be an informational meeting after school on Monday, November 10th. Meet in the cafeteria. If you have any questions go see Coach Cole.
Registration for winter sports is officially OPEN! We are excited for another great season. If you want to play, please be sure to have your parents sign you on on Arbiter Registration. The link can be found on the RH athletics Webpage. A special note to our ninth-grade students: you are encouraged to sign up for the JV teams. Don't wait, talk to your parents and sign up to play!
CLUBS
Today, Thursday, 11/6
-Guitar Club
-Prop Club
Wednesday, November 5, A Day
LIBRARY
The library will be closed 2nd, 4th, 5th, AND 7th period today.
SPORTS
Congratulations to the Varsity swimmers who opened Sectional competition this past Saturday in the diving championships and swimming preliminaries last night.
8th grader Keslee Yantachka scored 15th in diving for the first individual points for RH in over 6 years, followed by Tia Castle as first alternate and with 7th grader Makayla Hayward and junior Aubree Yantachka qualifying for Friday swim finals. These three will be joined in the relay events by Cassidy Stasko, Makena Brady, Carrigan Shaw and Brooke Harper with all three relay teams advancing to the A finals.
CLUBS
Tomorrow, Thursday, 11/6
-Guitar Club
-Prop Club
Tuesday, November 4, B Day
SPORTS
Our Varsity Cheerleaders won Section V over the weekend! They move on to States! Congratulations!
Don't forget, registration for winter sports is officially OPEN! We are excited for another great season. If you want to play, please be sure to have your parents sign you on on Arbiter Registration. The link can be found on the RH athletics Webpage. A special note to our ninth-grade students: you are encouraged to sign up for the JV teams. Don't wait, talk to your parents and sign up to play!
CLUBS
Tuesday, 11/4
-Cafe Karaoke meets in the Auditorium. All students AND staff are welcome to come sing or watch. We will have food and the theme for this month's songs will be: THROWBACK. Which is apparently any song from before 2010 or if we want to make the staff feel old that means before our students were born. Hope to see you there!
-Prop Club in room 419
-Puzzle Club 11/4 in room 219
-Join us for our next D&D Club meeting in Mr. Spaulding’s room (Room 133) on Thursday, November 13th!
Come roll some dice, build your story, and go on an epic adventure with friends. All experience levels are welcome!
Thursday, 11/6
-Guitar Club
-Prop Club
Monday, November 3, A Day
LIBRARY
🎃 Morning Announcements from the Library! 🎨🍬
First up, our Pumpkin Picasso Contest! Thanks to everyone who voted and shared their creativity. This year’s Pumpkin Picasso Champion is Sijood Al-Rubayie with her Nightmare Before Christmas scene! 🏆 Come to the library to pick up your prize.
Next, the Candy Corn Countdown! The jar had 476 candy corn, and the closest student guess was by Ryder Weinman with a guess of 459! 🏆 Congratulations—come to the library to claim your sweet prize.
Thanks to everyone who joined the fun!
MUSICAL
Congratulations to the cast of Mary Poppins, jr.! We will be meeting for the first time today to do a read-through from 3:30-5:15. Make sure you have completed the Cast Agreement form.
CLUBS
Monday, 11/3
Spanish Club in room 307
5K club will meet by the track with Mr.Cruz
Student Council will meet in room 417 (Biata's room) right after school. We will determine our officers for this year and make some plans for future events and spirit weeks. Everyone is welcome. Can't wait to see you there.
Drama Club will meet in the auditorium today. Drama Club is open to everyone. Today, we'll be discussing costumes and props. Jewelry Club will meet after school today in room 129 with Mrs Kleemann. Be sure to pre register by reserving a spot on the sign up sheet outside of room 129.
Sewing Club in 317 today.
Tuesday, 11/4
Cafe Karaoke meets in the Auditorium. All students AND staff are welcome to come sing or watch. We will have food and the theme for this month's songs will be: THROWBACK. Which is apparently any song from before 2010 or if we want to make the staff feel old that means before our students were born. Hope to see you there!
Prop Club in room 419
Puzzle Club 11/4 in room 219
October
Friday, October 31, B Day
Attention students!
The Pumpkin Picasso Contest voting has started!
Check your email for the Google Form to cast your vote any time from today through Friday. Be sure to stop by the library to see all the amazing pumpkins in person before you decide!
We’ve had some incredible entries—now it’s your turn to help choose the winner. Let’s see which pumpkin masterpiece will take the top prize!
SPORTS
Registration for winter sports is officially OPEN! We are excited for another great season. If you want to play, please be sure to have your parents sign you on on Arbiter Registration. The link can be found on the RH athletics Webpage. A special note to our ninth-grade students: you are encouraged to sign up for the JV teams. Don't wait, talk to your parents and sign up to play!
CLUBS
Monday, 11/3
Spanish Club in room 307
Student Council will meet in room 417 (Biata's room) right after school. We will determine our officers for this year and make some plans for future events and spirit weeks. Everyone is welcome. Can't wait to see you there.
Tuesday, 11/4
Cafe Karaoke meets in the Auditorium. All students AND staff are welcome to come sing or watch. We will have food and the theme for this month's songs will be: THROWBACK. Which is apparently any song from before 2010 or if we want to make the staff feel old that means before our students were born. Hope to see you there!
Prop Club in room 419
Puzzle Club 11/4 in room 219
Thursday, October 30, A Day
PICTURE MAKE-UP DAY
TODAY, Thursday, October 30th - any student that missed having their picture taken will be called first. Then anyone wishing to re-do thier pictures will be called down. Please bring your original package with you.
COMMUNITY
Attention Students and Staff, 1st period classes will participate in a competition to see who can bring in the most items to support our community. A box has been dropped off to each 1st period class, all you need to do is bring in items from the assigned list
Mac and Cheese
Canned/Boxed Potatoes
Packs of Ramen (not cups)
Hearty/Chunky soups
Canned Chicken/Tuna
Cereal
Pasta
Juice
Laundry Soap
The 1st period class that collects the most items will earn donuts for their class on Monday, November 3rd.
LIBRARY
Attention students!
The Pumpkin Picasso Contest voting has started!
Check your email for the Google Form to cast your vote any time from today through Friday. Be sure to stop by the library to see all the amazing pumpkins in person before you decide!
We’ve had some incredible entries—now it’s your turn to help choose the winner. Let’s see which pumpkin masterpiece will take the top prize!
The library will be closed periods 5b, 6,7,8 today. If students still need chromebooks or to check out a book, they can still come down.
Thank you for understanding.
SPORTS
Registration for winter sports is officially OPEN! We are excited for another great season. If you want to play, please be sure to have your parents sign you on on Arbiter Registration. The link can be found on the RH athletics Webpage. A special note to our ninth-grade students: you are encouraged to sign up for the JV teams. Don't wait, talk to your parents and sign up to play!
CLUBS
Thursday, 10/30
Guitar Club meets in the cafeteria
Prop Club in room 419
Attention students who have pre-registered for crochet club: our first meeting will be after school today, October 30th, in room 129. If you pre-registered but can’t make it, please let me know so I can add someone from the waitlist.
Monday, 11/3
Spanish Club in room 307
Student Council will meet in room 417 (Biata's room) right after school. We will determine our officers for this year and make some plans for future events and spirit weeks. Everyone is welcome. Can't wait to see you there.
Tuesday, 11/4
Cafe Karaoke meets in the Auditorium. All students AND staff are welcome to come sing or watch. We will have food and the theme for this month's songs will be: THROWBACK. Which is apparently any song from before 2010 or if we want to make the staff feel old that means before our students were born. Hope to see you there!
Prop Club in room 419
Monday 11/17
Ping pong club in room 134
Wednesday, October 29, B Day
WEB Leaders: We have a lunch meeting in the library today. Grab your lunch and join us.
PICTURE MAKE-UP DAY
TOMORROW, Thursday, October 30th - any student that missed having their picture taken will be called first. Then anyone wishing to re-do thier pictures will be called down. Please bring your original package with you.
COMMUNITY
Attention Students and Staff, 1st period classes will participate in a competition to see who can bring in the most items to support our community. A box has been dropped off to each 1st period class, all you need to do is bring in items from the assigned list
Mac and Cheese
Canned/Boxed Potatoes
Packs of Ramen (not cups)
Hearty/Chunky soups
Canned Chicken/Tuna
Cereal
Pasta
Juice
Laundry Soap
The 1st period class that collects the most items will earn donuts for their class on Monday, November 3rd.
LIBRARY
Attention students!
The Pumpkin Picasso Contest voting starts today!
Check your email for the Google Form to cast your vote any time from today through Friday. Be sure to stop by the library to see all the amazing pumpkins in person before you decide!
We’ve had some incredible entries—now it’s your turn to help choose the winner. Let’s see which pumpkin masterpiece will take the top prize!
SPORTS
Registration for winter sports is officially OPEN! We are excited for another great season. If you want to play, please be sure to have your parents sign you on on Arbiter Registration. The link can be found on the RH athletics Webpage. A special note to our ninth-grade students: you are encouraged to sign up for the JV teams. Don't wait, talk to your parents and sign up to play!
CLUBS
Thursday, 10/30
Guitar Club meets in the cafeteria
Prop Club in room 419
Monday, 11/3
Spanish Club in room 307
Tuesday, 11/4
Cafe Karaoke meets in the Auditorium
Prop Club in room 419
Tuesday, October 28, A Day
PICTURE MAKE-UP DAY
Thursday, October 30th - any student that missed having their picture taken will be called first. Then anyone wishing to re-do thier pictures will be called down. Please bring your original package with you.
COMMUNITY
Attention Students and Staff, 1st period classes will participate in a competition to see who can bring in the most items to support our community. A box has been dropped off to each 1st period class, all you need to do is bring in items from the assigned list
Mac and Cheese
Canned/Boxed Potatoes
Packs of Ramen (not cups)
Hearty/Chunky soups
Canned Chicken/Tuna
Cereal
Pasta
Juice
Laundry Soap
The 1st period class that collects the most items will earn donuts for their class on Monday, November 3rd.
MUSICAL
Cast auditions for Mary Poppins, jr. are today after school until 5:00. Students should report to the auditorium with all of their belongings.
CLUBS
Tuesday, October 28th
-Math Team in room 123
-Prop Club in room 419
-Black Girls Magic in 301
-Do you love creative hairstyles? Want to learn how to braid, twist, and style hair like a pro? Join the Braids and Styles club in room 309! You’ll get to learn techniques, share ideas, and practice! No experience needed - just bring your curiosity and creativity! Everyone is welcome!
-Dedicated Voices will not be rehearsing after school today. Regular rehearsals will resume on Thursday.
-Nation Junior Honor Society Members: Please turn in your permission slips ASAP for Make A Difference Day this Saturday!
Monday, October 27, B Day
PICTURE MAKE-UP DAY
Thursday, October 30th - any student that missed having their picture taken will be called first. Then anyone wishing to re-do thier pictures will be called down. Please bring your original package with you.
COMMUNITY
Attention Students and Staff. Starting today, Monday October 27th - 31st, 1st period classes will participate in a competition to see who can bring in the most items to support our community. A box has been dropped off to each 1st period class, all you need to do is bring in items from the assigned list
Mac and Cheese
Canned/Boxed Potatoes
Packs of Ramen (not cups)
Hearty/Chunky soups
Canned Chicken/Tuna
Cereal
Pasta
Juice
Laundry Soap
The 1st period class that collects the most items will earn donuts for their class on Monday, November 3rd.
LIBRARY
The Library will be closed today periods 2-8! If you have entered our pumpkin picasso contest, you are still welcome to come to the library to work on it!
CLUBS
Monday, October 27th
-Drama Club will NOT be meeting today. Mrs. Quinlan is looking forward to seeing you tomorrow at the cast auditions.
-Tri-M will be meeting today after school in the chorus room. Your merch is in!
-Do you like friendly competition? Do you enjoy paddle sports? Join the ping pong club!! Come be a part of this new and exciting club - all skill levels are welcome! Sign up outside of Ms. Cassara’s room - room #134 in the 9th grade hallway. Can’t wait to see you there!
-5K club is meeting on the track with Mr. Cruz
-Critter Club in room 307 with Mrs. Cresswell
-Attention students who have pre-signed up for jewelry club. Our first meeting will be after school today in room 129. If you signed up but can’t attend today, please cross your name out so that someone from the waitlist can attend.
-Fitness Club starts today after school. Please meet in the cafeteria. Bus passes will be provided. Any questions see Coach Allen or Coach Cole.
Tuesday, October 28th
-Math Team in room 123
-Prop Club in room 419
-Do you love creative hairstyles? Want to learn how to braid, twist, and style hair like a pro? Join the Braids and Styles club in room 309! You’ll get to learn techniques, share ideas, and practice! No experience needed - just bring your curiosity and creativity! Everyone is welcome!
Friday, October 24, A Day
PICTURE MAKE-UP DAY
Thursday, October 30th - any student that missed having their picture taken will be called first. Then anyone wishing to re-do thier pictures will be called down. Please bring your original package with you.
COMMUNITY
Attention Students and Staff. Starting next week, Monday October 27th - 31st, 1st period classes will participate in a competition to see who can bring in the most items to support our community.
A box has been dropped off to each 1st period class, all you need to do is bring in items from the assigned list
Mac and Cheese
Canned/Boxed Potatoes
Packs of Ramen (not cups)
Hearty/Chunky soups
Canned Chicken/Tuna
Cereal
Pasta
Juice
Laundry Soap
The 1st period class that collects the most items will earn donuts for their class on Monday, November 3rd.
LIBRARY
The Library will be closed today periods 6 and 8!
CLUBS
Monday, October 27th
-Do you like friendly competition? Do you enjoy paddle sports? Join the ping pong club!! Come be a part of this new and exciting club - all skill levels are welcome! Sign up outside of Ms. Cassara’s room - room #134 in the 9th grade hallway. Can’t wait to see you there!
-5K club is meeting on the track with Mr. Cruz
-Critter Club in room 307 with Mrs. Cresswell
Tuesday, October 28th
-Math Team in room 123
-Prop Club in room 419
-Do you love creative hairstyles? Want to learn how to braid, twist, and style hair like a pro? Join the Braids and Styles club in room 309! You’ll get to learn techniques, share ideas, and practice! No experience needed - just bring your curiosity and creativity! Everyone is welcome!
Thursday, October 23, B Day
STEP
We are excited to announce that our partnership with Rochester Institute of Technology via their STEP program is coming back to Roth. After-school tutoring will be available for students who participate in the STEP program. Kierra McInnis will be facilitating our student workshops. We are grateful to have her continue this fantastic after-school partnership, especially for our science, technology, engineering, and math-interested students. Some STEP programming is only available for students who are registered through RIT. For registration information (including the STEP application), students should visit Kierra McInnis in the Roth Library.
MUSICAL
The workshop for CAST auditions for Mary Poppins, jr. is TODAY beginning at 3:30 in the auditorium. For students that are interested in being in the cast, this is where you will learn the song and dance for the auditions next Tuesday. Immediately following the workshop is a required meeting for the auditioning students' parents in the auditorium. The meeting will end by 5:30. Contact Mrs. Quinlan for more information.
COMMUNITY
Attention Students and Staff. Starting next week, Monday October 27th - 31st, 1st period classes will participate in a competition to see who can bring in the most items to support our community.
A box will be dropped off to each 1st period class, all you need to do is bring in items from the assigned list
Mac and Cheese
Canned/Boxed Potatoes
Packs of Ramen (not cups)
Hearty/Chunky soups
Canned Chicken/Tuna
Cereal
Pasta
Juice
Laundry Soap
The 1st period class that collects the most items will earn donuts for their class on Monday, November 3rd.
LIBRARY
The Library will be closed today periods 6 and 8!
CLUBS
Today, Thursday October 23rd
Diversity Club with Mrs. Moran in room 124.
Guitar Club
Prop Club in room 419
Anime Club with Mr. Cruz in the Den
Do you love creative hairstyles? Want to learn how to braid, twist, and style hair like a pro?
Come join the Braids and Styles club Next Tuesday October 28th in room 309! You’ll get to learn techniques, share ideas, and practice! No experience needed - just bring your curiosity and creativity! Everyone is welcome!
Monday, October 27th
Do you like friendly competition? Do you enjoy paddle sports? Join the ping pong club!!
Come be a part of this new and exciting club - all skill levels are welcome!
Sign up outside of Ms. Cassara’s room - room #134 in the 9th grade hallway
Can’t wait to see you there!
5K club is meeting on the track with Mr. Cruz
Critter Club in room 307 with Mrs. Cresswell
Tuesday, October 28th
Math Team in room 123
Prop Club in room 419
Do you love creative hairstyles? Want to learn how to braid, twist, and style hair like a pro?
Join the Braids and Styles club in room 309! You’ll get to learn techniques, share ideas, and practice! No experience needed - just bring your curiosity and creativity! Everyone is welcome!
Wednesday, October 22, A Day
The workshop for CAST auditions for Mary Poppins, jr. will be TOMORROW beginning at 3:30 in the auditorium. For students that are interested in being in the cast, this is where you will learn the song and dance for the auditions next Tuesday. See Mrs. Quinlan for more information.
Attention Students and Staff. Starting next week, Monday October 27th - 31st, 1st period classes will participate in a competition to see who can bring in the most items to support our community.
A box will be dropped off to each 1st period class, all you need to do is bring in items from the assigned list
Mac and Cheese
Canned/Boxed Potatoes
Packs of Ramen (not cups)
Hearty/Chunky soups
Canned Chicken/Tuna
Cereal
Pasta
Juice
Laundry Soap
The 1st period class that collects the most items will earn donuts for their class on Monday, November 3rd.
SPORTS
Congrats to our RH JV Football Royal Comets as they defeated Monroe at home last night in a thrilling final game of the season with an ending score of 32-28. Touchdowns were scored by Ayush Bharati, Kaiden Thwaits, Mikey Mistretta for 2 rushing touchdowns, and Nazir McCloud for a pick 6 on defense. Shoutout to the whole Royal Comet defense in the 2nd half for only allowing one score from Monroe. Some great plays and defensive stops were made by Liam Potwin, Isaiah McDonald, Noah Hunt, Sayvion Cox, Isaiah Ashford, Omari Wallace, Joey Cenzi, Josh Harris, Michael Liwa, and Steven Kuriatnyk.
Special shoutout to Noah Valenti for the game ending onside kick that was covered by Cameron DeCamilla.
The JV Football team finished 5-3. Great season gentlemen!”
CLUBS
Thursday October 23rd
Diversity Club with Mrs. Moran in room 124.
Guitar Club
Prop Club in room 419
Anime Club with Mr. Cruz in the Den
Monday, October 27th
Do you like friendly competition? Do you enjoy paddle sports? Join the ping pong club!!
Come be a part of this new and exciting club - all skill levels are welcome!
Sign up outside of Ms. Cassara’s room - room #134 in the 9th grade hallway
Can’t wait to see you there!
Tuesday, October 28th
Do you love creative hairstyles? Want to learn how to braid, twist, and style hair like a pro?Come join the Braids and Styles club in room 309! You’ll get to learn techniques, share ideas, and practice! No experience needed - just bring your curiosity and creativity! Everyone is welcome!
Tuesday, October 21, B Day
MUSICAL
The workshop for CAST auditions for Mary Poppins, jr. will be this THURSDAY beginning at 3:30 in the auditorium. For students that are interested in being in the cast, this is where you will learn the song and dance for the auditions next week. See Mrs. Quinlan or attend Drama Club today for more information.
SPORTS
BIG Shout out to the modified gold boys soccer team, who did AMAZING and finished their season with a 6 1 victory tonight and went 7 3 overall!!
CLUBS
Today - Tuesday, October 21st
Do you love creating videos or podcasts? Then you’ll want to join our brand-new Creation Studio Club! We have awesome tools like ring lights, green screens, wireless clip-on mics, Canon cameras, and more to help bring your ideas to life.
Whether you’re into making dance videos, stop motion, fun transitions, or even dreaming of starting your own podcast - this is the club for you!
Our first meeting is after school TODAY in the library!
Don’t miss out on the chance to create!
Bingo Club with Mrs. Holdraker in room 413
GSA Club with Mr. O'Connor in room 123
Homework Hackers with Mrs. Cresswell in room 307
Prop Club in room 419
Thursday October 23rd
Diversity Club with Mrs. Moran in room 124.
Guitar Club
Prop Club in room 419
Amine Club with Mr. Cruz in the Den
Monday, October 27th
Do you like friendly competition? Do you enjoy paddle sports? Join the ping pong club!!
Come be a part of this new and exciting club - all skill levels are welcome!
Sign up outside of Ms. Cassara’s room - room #134 in the 9th grade hallway
Can’t wait to see you there!
Monday, October 20, A Day
MUSICAL
Are you an aspiring actor or actress? The workshop for CAST auditions for Mary Poppins, jr. will be this THURSDAY beginning at 3:30 in the auditorium. For students that are interested in being in the cast, this is where you will learn the song and dance for the auditions next week. See Mrs. Quinlan or attend Drama Club today for more information.
SPORTS
Our modified cross country team had a phenomenal day at their Saturday meet in Parma Park, for the RH-Hilton Royal Cadet Invitational. Every single girl on the team ran their personal best time of the season for 2-mile courses, with standout performances from Isabella Clark (15:10), Nagma Dhimal (16:51), and Tianna Taylor (19:21). On the boys side, Max Amesbury (19:56), Drake Nedelkovski-Nelson (16:23), and Ivan Mushi (13:41) all ran phenomenal races for their team, keeping it competitive in their 211-person race! The modified cross country team has their last race of the season on Friday at Parma Park, make sure to wish our runners luck ahead of their season finale!
CLUBS
Today - Monday 10/20
Drama Club will meet in the auditorium today at 2:40.
Craft Club, sign up in room 219
Academic Challenge Bowl (ACB) and chess club are meeting in room 303. New members are always welcome!!
Attention NJHS members:
We will hold our first meeting after school in room 129, Mrs Kleemann’s room.
This meeting is for current 9th graders who were inducted into NJHS last June.
Do you love creating videos or podcasts? Then you’ll want to join our brand-new Creation Studio Club! We have awesome tools like ring lights, green screens, wireless clip-on mics, Canon cameras, and more to help bring your ideas to life.
Whether you’re into making dance videos, stop motion, fun transitions, or even dreaming of starting your own podcast - this is the club for you!
Our first meeting is tomorrow, October 21st in the library!
Don’t miss out on the chance to create!
Tuesday, October 21st
Creation Studio Club with Mrs. Leader and Ms. Thomas in the Library
Bingo Club with Mrs. Holdraker in room 413
GSA Club with Mr. O'Connor in room 123
Homework Hackers with Mrs. Cresswell in room 307
Prop Club in room 419
Thursday October 23rd
Diversity Club with Mrs. Moran in room 124.
Guitar Club
Prop Club in room 419
Monday, October 27th
Do you like friendly competition? Do you enjoy paddle sports? Join the ping pong club!!
Come be a part of this new and exciting club - all skill levels are welcome!
Sign up outside of Ms. Cassara’s room - room #134 in the 9th grade hallway
Can’t wait to see you there!
Friday, October 17, B Day
LIBRARY
The library is kicking off our first contests of the year — the Pumpkin Picasso Contest and the Candy Corn Contest!
For the Pumpkin Picasso Contest, it’s first come, first served. From October 16th to 28th, swing by the library during study hall to paint your very own pumpkin masterpiece! The top voted pumpkin design will win a sweet treat!
If painting isn’t your thing, join the Candy Corn Contest! Stop by the circulation desk to check out the giant jar of candy corn and guess how many pieces are inside. The closest guess without going over wins a prize!
Voting and guessing will run from October 29th through 31st.
Winners will be announced on Monday, November 1st.
Good luck and have fun!
SPORTS
The Girls Varsity Swim team closed out their final home meet of the season with a 105-65 win over Midlakes, raising their record to 9-8 on the year with one contest to go. This win guarantees the team of their first non-losing season in nearly 15 years. 2 new Sectional qualifiers came thru with Cassidy Stasko in the 100 backstroke and Aubree Yantachka in the 200 and 500 freestyles.
Today the Divers will be traveling to Churchville Chili for the Monroe County Diving Championships and team will travel to Churchville on Tuesday for their last dual meet of the season. Well done ladies on a terrific turn around season!
CLUBS
Monday 10/20
Craft Club, sign up in room 219
Academic Challenge Bowl (ACB) and chess club are meeting in room 303. New members are always welcome!!
Attention NJHS members:
We will hold our first meeting after school in room 129, Mrs Kleemann’s room.
This meeting is for current 9th graders who were inducted into NJHS last June.
Tuesday, October 21st
Creation Studio Club with Mrs. Leader and Ms. Thomas in the Library
Bingo Club with Mrs. Holdraker in room 413
Math Club with Mr. O'Connor in room 123
Homework Hackers with Mrs. Cresswell in room 307
Thursday October 23rd
Diversity Club with Mrs. Moran in room 124.
Monday, October 27th
Do you like friendly competition? Do you enjoy paddle sports? Join the ping pong club!!
Come be a part of this new and exciting club - all skill levels are welcome!
Sign up outside of Ms. Cassara’s room - room #134 in the 9th grade hallway
Can’t wait to see you there!
Thursday, October 16, A Day
PICTURE MAKE-UP DAY
Thursday, October 30th - any student that missed having their picture taken will be called first. Then anyone wishing to re-do thier pictures will be called down. Please bring your original package with you.
LIBRARY
The library is kicking off our first contests of the year — the Pumpkin Picasso Contest and the Candy Corn Contest!
For the Pumpkin Picasso Contest, it’s first come, first served. From October 16th to 28th, swing by the library during study hall to paint your very own pumpkin masterpiece! The top voted pumpkin design will win a sweet treat!
If painting isn’t your thing, join the Candy Corn Contest! Stop by the circulation desk to check out the giant jar of candy corn and guess how many pieces are inside. The closest guess without going over wins a prize!
Voting and guessing will run from October 29th through 31st.
Winners will be announced on Monday, November 1st.
Good luck and have fun!
SPORTS
The RH Green Girls Soccer team beat Spencerport 2-0 improving their record to 5-1-3 last night! RH was lead by Danny Stuknyuk hitting a loose corner kick in the box for RH. 10 minutes later Avery Voss placed a huge shot from outside the 18 in the upper corner to go ahead 2-0. RH held on for the win with tough defense from Adriana Gianvecchio, Alexa Ademovic, Violet Taylor and Maliah Mitchell. Collins Ely, Sariah Heygood, Sammy Gorski, Natalie Bartz, Sophia Jordan, Mila Cravatta, Adrina Bista, Molly Babcock and Emma Schoener all had their best games of the season. Way to go Ladies!
The girls mod A tennis team beat a good Irondequoit team 6-1 on Wednesday. Great play from Mila Gartland, Ellie Biro, Avi Jones, Saatvikaa Thevasundaran, Maddie Allen, Janice Lin and Harveen Kaur, and Journey Thomas, . The girls are 7-4-2!
If you weren’t in East Irondequoit yesterday afternoon you missed a great game of girl’s volleyball. The RH Gold Girl’s Modified Volleyball team rallied to win 3 sets to 2. Special shout-out to Bella Wettach, Zeena Rarhibou, Ayesha Seerat, Zariah Johnson, Bersalem Weideslasie, Emma Burns, Chamyra Terrell, Lauren Hochreiter, James Cox, Lyla Rodriquez, and Sammie Miller. You girls played such a great game. And let’s not forget the plays made by the casted wonder, Bianca Dedman. You ladies made your coach proud.
Last night, the mod B Black Girls Volleyball team dominated with their serves in their match up with HF-L. Over the course of the season each of the team members showed tremendous growth in their skills, knowledge of the game, hustle and team play. Congrats ladies on your 2 huge wins over HF-L. Congrats on a great season to Salina Adhikar, Ari Blaivas, Ace Dulal, Genesis 7 Easton, Mila Gordon, Rowan Grunett, Aneja Heganovic, Elsie Hughes, Evie Lepel, Sydney McKee, Julet Nudds and Genesis 8 Rivera. Thanks for a great season!
CLUBS
Today, Thursday, October 16th
Video Game Club with Mr. Cruz in room 124
Guitar Club
Prop Club in 419
Board Game Club with Mrs. Claeys in Room 119 10/16
Monday 10/20
Craft Club, sign up in room 219
Academic Challenge Bowl (ACB) and chess club are meeting in room 303. New members are always welcome!!
Attention NJHS members
We will hold our first meeting after school. Meeting will be held in room 129, Mrs Kleemann’s room. This meeting is for current 9th graders who were inducted into NJHS last June. See you Monday!
Tuesday, October 21st
Creation Studio Club with Mrs. Leader and Ms. Thomas in the Library
Bingo Club with Mrs. Holdraker in room 413
Math Club with Mr. O'Connor in room 123
Homework Hackers in 307 Ready to crush homework, ace tests, and organize your life like a pro? Join the club that turns school stress into school success with games, challenges, and hacks that actually work.
✨ Learn how to: ✔ Take notes like a ninja ✔ Tame your test anxiety ✔ Organize your backpack/locker ✔ Manage time like a boss ✔ Set goals and actually reach them. See you in Mrs. Cresswell's room
Monday, October 27th
Do you like friendly competition? Do you enjoy paddle sports? Join the ping pong club!! Come be a part of this new and exciting club - all skill levels are welcome! Sign up outside of Ms. Cassara’s room - room #134 in the 9th grade hallway. Can’t wait to see you there!
Wednesday, October 15, B Day
Today for Hispanic Heritage Month we recognize Dolores Huerta. Mrs. Huerta is a civil rights activist for the rights of women and farm workers.
SPORTS
Yesterday afternoon the girls mod A tennis team lost a "squeeker" of a tennis match against Fairport, 3-5. Mila Gartland defeated the number 1 Fairport girl 8-3. This is significant because this great Fairport player had beaten Mila 8-1 2 weeks ago! This was the Fairport players first loss of the season! Ellie Biro won 8-6 to grab her 11th win of the year! Great play by all of our doubles! The ladies are 6-4-2 overall!
CLUBS
Thursday, October 16th
Video Game Club with Mr. Cruz in room 124
Guitar Club
Prop Club in 419
Board Game Club with Mrs. Claeys in Room 119 10/16
Monday 10/20
Craft Club, sign up in room 219
Homework Heroes in 307
Tuesday, October 21st
Creation Studio Club with Mrs. Leader and Ms. Thomas in the Library
Bingo Club with Mrs. Holdraker in room 413
Math Club with Mr. O'Connor in room 123
Tuesday, October 14, A Day
Today for Hispanic Heritage Month we recognize Franklin Chang-Diaz. Mr. Chang-Diaz has been on seven space shuttle missions and was the first Hispanic in the Astronaut Hall of Fame.
SPORTS
The girls mod A tennis team tied a very good Canandaigua team 4-4 on Thursday. Great play from Mila Gartland, Ellie Biro, Avi Jones, Saatvikaa Thevasundaran, Maddie Allen, Janice Lin and Jessica Lai. The girls are 6-3-2!
Girls Varsity Swimming and Diving moved their record up to 8-7 and ensured themselves a move out of the cellar of Monroe County Division 1 with their dual win this past Friday versus Sweet Home (Section 6) and Greece. They will be on the road versus Victor tonight with their final home meet of the year on Thursday at 5pm.
Carrigan Shaw earned her Sectional qualifier in the 200 freestyle as well as numerous Season and Personal best swims across the team.
RH 105 - Sweet Home 64
RH 108 - Greece 57
Sweet Home 80 - Greece 64
Thursday night, your RH Lady Comets mod BLACK volleyball team took on Webster. This team showed perseverance in their first 2 sets and got the win for each of them as well as the 3rd and 4th set. The serves delivered by the Royal Comets were incredible. Genesis Rivera, Ace Dulal, Evie Lepel and Rowan Grunett showed their jump serves. Juliet Nudds, Mila Gordan and Ari Blavis Showed consistency and accuracy with their serves.Sydney McKee, Ace Dulal, Elsie Hughes and Salina Adhikar were hustling to complete 3 hit combinations. Salina Adhikar nailed her 1st volleyball kill during our Thursday game play. Congrats on your BIG Win! On Wednesday, the ladies wrap up their season at home vs. Honeoye Falls Lima.
CLUBS
Today - Tuesday, October 14th
Prop Club with Mrs. Benjamin in room 419
Puzzle Club with Mrs. Wojslaw in room 219
Thursday, October 16th
Video Game Club with Mr. Cruz in room 124
Guitar Club
Prop Club in 419
Monday 10/20
Craft Club, sign up in room 219
Homework Heroes in 307
Tuesday, October 21st
Creation Studio Club with Mrs. Leader and Ms. Thomas in the Library
Bingo Club with Mrs. Holdraker in room 413
Math Club with Mr. O'Connor in room 123
Thursday, October 9, B Day
Today for Hispanic Heritage Month we recognize Cesar Chavez. Mr. Chavez was a labor and civil rights activist who fought for the rights of farm workers in the U.S.
Tonight is our Homecoming Fall Ball 🎃Dance at 6:30 p.m. in the big gym! See you there!
LIBRARY
The Library will be closed today periods 2,4,5,6 and 7 for instruction.
SPORTS
The girls modA tennis team defeated a good Webster Thomas team 8-0 yesterday. Great play from Mila Gartland, Ellie Biro, Avi Jones, Saatvikaa Thevasundaran, Maddie Allen, Janice Lin, Jessica Lai, Journey Thomas, Harveen Kaur, and Ari Ortiz Barrett. The girls are 6-3-1!
CLUBS
Today - Thursday, October 9th
Uno Club with Mrs. Claeys in room 119
Prop Club with Mrs. Benjamin in room 419
Drone Club with Mr Mancari in room 420
Guitar club. We will meet in the cafeteria afterschool and then move down to the music room. See Mr. Broz for more information.
Diversity Club with Mrs. Moran in room 124
Lego Club with Mr. Cruz in room 121.
Tuesday, October 14th
Prop Club with Mrs. Benjamin in room 419
Wednesday, October 8, A Day
Today for Hispanic Heritage Month we recognize Elizabeth Acevedo. Ms. Acevedo is a best-selling and award-winning poet and author known for her books The Poet X and Clap When You Land.
Congratulations to Mrs. Kramers Class for winning the spirit week cometition! They were so full of spirit they will be enjoying their winnings in class today!
Tomorrow is our Homecoming Fall Ball 🎃Dance at 6:30 p.m. in the big gym! $10 per person, for students who are in good academic and behavioral and attendance good-standing! Tix will be on sale during lunch!
LIBRARY
The library will be closed periods 2,4,5,6, and 8 today-Wednesday due to a teacher's classroom being out of order.
It will be closed on Thursday periods 2,4,5,6 and 7 for instruction.
SPORTS
The Boys Green Soccer Team defeated Webster Thomas last night on the turf, 3-0 to go 6 and 2. Julian Bechard-Cortez had another shut-out game in the goal. Tinh Nguyen, Rojan Chhetri and Gary Wu all had goals and Landon Saysamone had two assists. Ryan OConner, Reilly Flores, Eli Kroening, Owen Rockwell, and Kieran Cook played strong on defence. Well done Green Team.
THe Modified Girl's Volleyball teams faced off in a nail biter of a game yesterday. While the Black team walked away with a win thanks to the amazing serves of Rowan Grunette, the Gold team really rallied and a great game was played by both teams.
CLUBS
Tuesday, October 7, B-Day
Today for Hispanic Heritage Month we recognize Hilda Solis. Ms. Solis was the first Hispanic to be a member of the U.S. Cabinet when she served as the Secretary of Labor.
This Thursday is our Homecoming Fall Ball 🎃Dance at 6:30 p.m. in the big gym! $10 per person, for students who are in good academic and behavioral and attendance good-standing! Tix will be on sale during lunch!
LIBRARY
The library will be closed periods 2,4,5,6, and 8 today-Wednesday due to a teacher's classroom being out of order.
It will be closed on Thursday periods 2,4,5,6 and 7 for instruction.
SPORTS
The R-H Green Girls Soccer Team defeated Hilton last night 4-2. Congratulations to Natalie Bartz on her first Hat Trick scoring three goals for the Royal Comets! Sam Gorski also scored for R-H. Adriana Gianvecchio, Violet Taylor and Maliyah Mitchell held up a strong back line while Molly Babcock, Avery Voss and Collins Ely were amazing up front. R-H moves to 4-1-2 on the season! Way to go ladies!
The girls mod A tennis team defeated a solid Webster Schroeder team yesterday 6-1. Great play from Mila Gartland, Ellie Biro, Maddy Allen, Avi Jones, Saatvikaa Thevasterdaren, Harveen Kaur, Journey Thomas, Ari Barrett Ortiz, Jessica lai, and Janice Lin. The girls are 5-3-1 overall!
CLUBS
TODAY Tuesday, October 7th
Prop Club with Mrs. Benjamin in room 419 - Are you creative and interested in helping create the props for this year's school musical? Come join us in Room 419 on Tuesdays & Thursdays!
GSA with Mr. O'Connor in room 123.
Karaoke Club in the Auditorium, all students and staff are welcome to come watch or sing! We will have snacks and sing Disney Songs!
Thursday, October 9th
Uno Club with Mrs. Claeys in room 119
Prop Club with Mrs. Benjamin in room 419
Drone Club with Mr Mancari in room 420
Guitar club. We will meet in the cafeteria afterschool and then move down to the music room. See Mr. Broz for more information.
Diversity Club with Mrs. Moran in room 124
Lego Club with Mr. Cruz in the large conference room.
Tuesday, October 21st
Creation Studio Club with Mrs. Leader and Ms. Thomas in the Library
Spanish Club with Mrs. Cresswell in rm. 307 will meet Monday Oct. 6th. Come celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a fun Trivia game.
Monday, October 6, A-Day
Today for Hispanic Heritage Month we recognize Rita Moreno. Ms. Moreno is the only Hispanic and one of the few performers to have won an Oscar, Emmy, Grammy and Tony Award.
This Thursday is our Homecoming Fall Ball 🎃Dance at 6:30 p.m. in the big gym! $10 per person, for students who are in good academic and behavioral and attendance good-standing! Tix will be on sale during lunch!
LIBRARY
the library will be closed periods 2,4,5,6,and 8 today-Wednesday due to a teacher's classroom being out of order. It will be closed on Thursday periods 2,4,5,6 and 7 for instruction.
CLUBS
TODAY Monday, October 6th
Student Council - All are welcome. The meeting will be held immediately after school in room 417 (Mrs. Biata's room).
Academic Challenge Bowl with Mr. Prinzi in room 132
Freshman Club with Mrs. Kleemann and Ms. Newman in room 129 - Are you interested in helping to plan the 9th grade semi formal and Valentine’s Dance? Join us!
Chess Club with Mr. Broz in room 132
5K Club with Mr. Cruz - meet at the Roth track
Drama Club will meet in the auditorium
TOMORROW Tuesday, October 7th
Prop Club with Mrs. Benjamin in room 419. Karaoke Club in the Auditorium, all students and staff are welcome to come watch or sing! We will have snacks and sing Disney Songs!
Thursday, October 9th
Uno Club with Mrs. Claeys in room 119
Thursday, October 9th
Drone Club with Mr Mancari in room 420
Uno Club with Mrs. Claeys in room 119
Tuesday, October 21st
Creation Studio Club with Mrs. Leader and Ms. Thomas in the Library
Spanish Club with Mrs. Cresswell in rm. 307 will meet Monday Oct. 6th. Come celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a fun Trivia game.
Friday, October 3, B-Day
Today for Hispanic Heritage Month we recognize Roberto Clemente. Mr. Clemente was the first Hispanic to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Today is R-H Spirit day! Remember we have a modified schedule today to accommodate our Pep Rally!
Next Thursday is our Homecoming Fall Ball 🎃Dance at 6:30 p.m. in the big gym! $10 per person, for students who are in good academic and behavioral and attendance good-standing! Tix will be on sale during lunch!
LIBRARY
Miss. Ramirez's classes will be held in the library today. The library will be closed periods 2,4,5,6 and 8. Students who have library study hall should still report as normal and the library will still be open for book selection and Chromebooks. Thank you!
CLUBS
Monday, October 6th
Student Council - All are welcome. The meeting will be held immediately after school in room 417 (Mrs. Biata's room).
Academic Challenge Bowl with Mr. Prinzi in room 132
Freshman Club with Mrs. Kleemann and Ms. Newman in room 129 - Are you interested in helping to plan the 9th grade semi formal and Valentine’s Dance? Join us!
Chess Club with Mr. Broz in room 132
5K Club with Mr. Cruz - meet at the Roth track
Tuesday, October 7th
Prop Club with Mrs. Benjamin in room 419
Thursday, October 9th
Uno Club with Mrs. Claeys in room 119
Thursday, October 9th
Drone Club with Mr. Mancari in room 420
Uno Club with Mrs. Claeys in room 119
Tuesday, October 21st
Creation Studio Club with Mrs. Leader and Ms. Thomas in the Library
Spanish Club with Mrs. Cresswell in rm. 307 will meet Monday Oct. 6th. Come celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a fun Trivia game.
Thursday, October 2, A-Day
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize Antonia Novello. Ms. Novello was the first female and the first Hispanic to serve as U.S. Surgeon General.
SPIRIT WEEK
This week is Spirit Week at Roth! You know who has spirit? Mr. Hussain and it's his BIRTHDAY! Today is Sports team/jersey day and tomorrow is R-H Spirit day!
LIBRARY
Miss. Ramirez's classes will be held in the library for the rest of the week. The library will be closed periods 2,4,5,6 and 8. Students who have library study hall should still report as normal and the library will still be open for book selection and Chromebooks. Thank you!
CLUBS
Monday, October 6th
Student Council - All are welcome. The meeting will be held immediately after school in room 417 (Mrs. Biata's room).
Academic Challenge Bowl with Mr. Prinzi in room 132
Freshman Club with Mrs. Kleemann and Ms. Newman in room 129 - Are you interested in helping to plan the 9th grade semi-formal and Valentine’s Dance? Join us!
Chess Club with Mr. Broz in room 132
5K Club with Mr. Cruz - meet at the Roth track
Tuesday, October 7th
Prop Club with Mrs. Benjamin in room 419
Thursday, October 9th
Uno Club with Mrs. Claeys in room 119
Tuesday, October 21st
Creation Studio Club with Mrs. Leader and Ms. Thomas in the Library
Wednesday, October 1, B-Day
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize Carlos Santana. Mr. Santana is a famous guitarist who was the first Latino to be inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame.
SPIRIT WEEK
This week is Spirit Week at Roth! Today is St. Marlowes day, tomorrow is Sports team/jersey day and Friday is R-H Spirit day! Look around the halls for the posters to find out more information about the days!
LIBRARY
Miss. Ramirez's classes will be held in the library for the rest of the week. The library will be closed periods 2,4,5,6 and 8. Students who have library study hall should still report as normal and the library will still be open for book selection and Chromebooks. Thank you!
SPORTS
The R-H green girls soccer team defeated Brockport last night, 3 to 0. Goals were scored by Natalie Bartz, Collins Ely and Adrina Bista. Other players who impacted the game were Sophia Jordan, Adriana Gianvecchio, sariah Haywood, Emma Schoener, Alexa Ademovic and Maliyah Mitchell. R-H improves their record to 3-1-2! Way to go ladies!!
Last night the modified football team travelled to Brighton and got the win 27-7! Congratulations to the team for an excellent performance on both sides of the football. Next week they have a home game Tuesday versus Pittsford at 5pm in Werner Kleeman Stadium!
CLUBS
Student Council will have their first meeting next Monday, October 6th. We will jump right in, discussing officers and planning our first event. All are welcome. The meeting will be held immediately after school in room 417 (Mrs. Biata's room).
Due to demand Mr. Hussain has approved a second baking club. If you are still interested in the baking club please email Mrs. Pontillo. The baking clubs will be split into baking for beginner and baking for pros. If you are already signed up keep an eye out for an introductory email. If not send Mrs. Pontillo an email to join.
The chess club is having its first meeting on Monday, October 6th. In the chess club, we learn how to play and compete against other schools. Come to the meeting on Monday October 6th in room 132 to learn more and join. See Mr. Broz if you have any questions!
If you are interested in joining yearbook club please see Mrs. Kramer in room 309 to get the code to join the Google classroom!
The Roth Snowsports Club is back. If you are a skier or snowboarding, or you would like to learn, then join the Roth Snowsports Club. We go on 6 visits to Bristol Mountain in January and February. Registration is open now. See Mr. Prinzi in room 132 to get the forms. If you are interested in a scholarship to help with costs, be sure to find Mr. Prinzi as soon as possible to avoid missing the deadline!
Tired of running late to class? Problem solved join the 5K club!!! See Mr. Cruz in room 124 for more details.
The club will meet every Monday at the Roth track.
Are you Anti Social? The AntiSocial Social club is the perfect club for you. Expand your social circle and go to room 124 on the first Thursday of every month with Mr. Cruz.
D&D club announcement: Step into a world of kings, knights, dragons, and magic!
Dungeons & Dragons is a tabletop role-playing game where students become heroes on epic quests through a medieval fantasy land. Together, they’ll explore mysterious dungeons, battle fearsome monsters, and use their creativity to shape the story. This club is more than just a game—it builds teamwork, imagination, storytelling, math, and social skills. You will learn how to problem-solve, work together, and think creatively—all while having fun and going on adventures. If you are interested in Joining, please sign up outside of Mr. Spaulding's classroom (133). This club will meet the second Thursday of every month!
Do you love the card game UNO? Do you want to learn how to play the card game UNO? Do you enjoy UNO tournaments? If so, consider joining Roth's UNO Club! Our first meeting will be on Thursday, October 9th in room 119. See Mrs. Claeys if you have questions! Hope to see you there!
Calling creative minds! Prop Crew needs your help in bringing this year's musical to life. Prop Club meets weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Room 419. The first meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 7th. See Mrs. Benjamin for more details!
Do you love creating videos or podcasts? Then you’ll want to join our brand-new Creation Studio Club!
We have awesome tools like ring lights, green screens, wireless clip-on mics, Canon cameras, and more to help bring your ideas to life.
Whether you’re into making dance videos, stop motion, fun transitions, or even dreaming of starting your own podcast - this is the club for you!
Creation Studio will meet every 3rd Tuesday of the month, and our first meeting is coming up on October 21st in the library.
If you’d like to join, stop by the library to sign up today! Don’t miss out on the chance to create!
Mrs. LaPlaca and Ms. Leader are so excited to announce Karaoke Club- a monthly themed karaoke event for students and staff. The theme for October is... Disney Songs!
September
Tuesday, September 30 - A Day
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize Sonia Sotomayor. Ms. Sotomayor was the first Hispanic U.S. Supreme Court Justice.
This week is Spirit Week at Roth! Today is Pajama day, tomorrow is St. Marlowes day, Thursday is Sports team/jersey day and Friday is R-H Spirit day! Look around the halls for the posters to find out more information about the days!
Congratulations to the Modified BLACK Girls Volleyball team on a great set of matches last night. If you want to see a team that hustles, works together and is supportive of one another ----this team is it!!!! Salina Adhikar, Mila Gordon, Evie Lepel, Juliet Nudds, Ari Blaivas, Aenja Heganovic and Genesis Easton showed undying hustle last night on the court and contributed to many 3 hit combinations in their match up against HF-L. Impressive serving power was noted by Rowan Gurnett, Elsie Hughes, Sydney McKee, Genesis Rivera and Ace Dulal. Way to go on your wins and fabulous play last night.
Student Council will have their first meeting next Monday, October 6th. We will jump right in, discussing officers and planning our first event. All are welcome. The meeting will be held immediately after school in room 417 (Mrs. Biata's room).
Most clubs start the week of October 6th! Make sure you listen to announcements each day to learn more!
Due to demand Mr. Hussain has approved a second baking club. If you are still interested in the baking club please email Mrs. Pontillo. The baking clubs will be split into baking for beginner and baking for pros. If you are already signed up keep an eye out for an introductory email. If not send Mrs. Pontillo an email to join.
If you are interested in joining yearbook club please see Mrs. Kramer in room 309 to get the code to join the Google classroom!
The Roth Snowsports Club is back. If you are a skier or snowboarding, or you would like to learn, then join the Roth Snowsports Club. We go on 6 visits to Bristol Mountain in January and February. Registration is open now. See Mr. Prinzi in room 132 to get the forms. If you are interested in a scholarship to help with costs, be sure to find Mr. Prinzi as soon as possible to avoid missing the deadline!
Tired of running late to class? Problem solved join the 5K club!!! See Mr. Cruz in room 124 for more details.
The club will meet every Monday at the Roth track.
Are you Anti Social? The AntiSocial Social club is the perfect club for you. Expand your social circle and go to room 124 on the first Thursday of every month with Mr. Cruz.
D&D club announcement: Step into a world of kings, knights, dragons, and magic! Dungeons & Dragons is a tabletop role-playing game where students become heroes on epic quests through a medieval fantasy land. Together, they’ll explore mysterious dungeons, battle fearsome monsters, and use their creativity to shape the story. This club is more than just a game—it builds teamwork, imagination, storytelling, math, and social skills. You will learn how to problem-solve, work together, and think creatively—all while having fun and going on adventures. If you are interested in Joining, please sign up outside of Mr. Spaulding's classroom (133). This club will meet the second Thursday of every month!
Do you love the card game UNO? Do you want to learn how to play the card game UNO? Do you enjoy UNO tournaments? If so, consider joining Roth's UNO Club! Our first meeting will be on Thursday, October 9, in room 119. See Mrs. Claeys if you have questions! Hope to see you there!
Calling creative minds! Prop Crew needs your help in bringing this year's musical to life. Prop Club meets weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Room 419. The first meeting will be help THIS THURSDAY. See Mrs. Benjamin for more details!
Monday, September 29 - B Day
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize Nydia Velazquez. Ms. Velazquez was the first Puerto Rican woman to serve in Congress.
This week is Spirit Week at Roth! Today is Hawaiian beach day, Tuesday is Pajama day, Wednesday is St. Marlowes day, Thursday is Sports team/jersey day and Friday is R-H Spirit day! Look around the halls for the posters to find out more information about the days!
Friday night the Girls Modified BLACK Volleyball team took on East Irondequoit. This team represented Rush-Henrietta well. Rowan Grunett got her groove back and nailed her serves all night long. Rowan also exhibited tremendous hustle and was a great contributor to several 3 hit combinations. Tonight, the Lady Royal Comets take on Honeoye Falls-Lima. Best wishes, ladies!
Congratulations to the varsity girls swimmers taking 2 wins this weekend over Dansville and Hornell in Hornell, moving to 6-4 on the season. In a championship format meet our girls took 390 points over Hornells 353 and Dansvilles 284. R-H was led by Keslee Yantachkas wins in the diving and 50 freestyle, wins in the 200 and 400 freestyle relays (Yantachka, Makena Brady, Makayla Hayward and Mika Afrima(200) and Carrigan Shaw (400)). Other wins came from Hayward (100 breaststroke) Shaw (500 freestyle) and many top-4 scoring finishes from the team.
The Girls mod A tennis team defeated Irondequoit 6-0 yesterday. Great play from: Mila Gartland, Ellie Biro, Avi Jones, Maddie Allen, Saatvikaa Thevasundaren, Janice Lin, Ariya Barret Ortiz, and Harveen Kaur. The ladies are 3-2-1 overall!
Modified cross country competed in the McQuaid Invitational this past Saturday, the largest cross country meet in the entirety of North America! R-H saw much success there, with Sawyer Cornaire placing 3rd in the class AAA large school girls modified race with a time of 9:47, placing her at 8th out of 712 total girls modified finishers.
Christopher Vicente placed 35th in the class AAA boys modified race with a time of 9:40, placing him at 79th out of 954 total boys modified finishers. Other top R-H racers on the day included Presleigh Taylor (24th place), Isabella Clark (75th place), Ryan Jentsch (49th place), Ivan Mushi (94th place), and Cole Truax (105th place). Congratulations to all modified cross country runners on their success at McQuaid!
Congrats to our JV football team on a thrilling 27-24 win over UPrep at home this past Saturday which puts them at 3-1 on the season. Getting in the end zone for the Royal Comets was Tristan Jeffries, Evan Mangone for not one… but TWO touchdowns, and Aayush Bharati for the game winning catch. Mikey Mistretta also helped to march the ball down the field at running back. Great defense was played all around. Shout out to our defensive playmakers Luis Colon, Michael Liwa, Liam Potwin, Sayvion Cox, Isaiah McDonald, Julian Booth, Omari Wallace, Nazir McCloud, and Mah’Khi Gray.
The JV Royal Comets football team will be on the road this Saturday to play Pittsford.
The Tri-M Induction Ceremony is tonight at 7pm at the high school. Remember to dress nicely and be there around 6:45.
Drama Club will meet today after school in the auditorium.
Most clubs start the week of October 6! Make sure you listen to announcements each day to learn more!
Due to demand, Mr. Hussain has approved a second baking club. If you are still interested in the baking club please email Mrs. Pontillo. The baking clubs will be split into baking for beginner and baking for pros. If you are already signed up keep an eye out for an introductory email. If not send Mrs. Pontillo an email to join.
If you are interested in joining yearbook club please see Mrs. Kramer in room 309 to get the code to join the Google classroom!
The Roth Snowsports Club is back. If you are a skier or snowboarding, or you would like to learn, then join the Roth Snowsports Club. We go on 6 visits to Bristol Mountain in January and February. Registration is open now. See Mr. Prinzi in room 132 to get the forms. If you are interested in a scholarship to help with costs, be sure to find Mr. Prinzi as soon as possible to avoid missing the deadline!
Tired of running late to class? Problem solved join the 5K club!!! See Mr. Cruz in room 124 for more details.
The club will meet every Monday at the Roth track.
Are you Anti Social? The AntiSocial Social club is the perfect club for you. Expand your social circle and go to room 124 on the first Thursday of every month with Mr. Cruz.
D&D club announcement: Step into a world of kings, knights, dragons, and magic! Dungeons & Dragons is a tabletop role-playing game where students become heroes on epic quests through a medieval fantasy land. Together, they’ll explore mysterious dungeons, battle fearsome monsters, and use their creativity to shape the story. This club is more than just a game—it builds teamwork, imagination, storytelling, math, and social skills. You will learn how to problem-solve, work together, and think creatively—all while having fun and going on adventures. If you are interested in Joining, please sign up outside of Mr. Spaulding's classroom (133). This club will meet the second Thursday of every month!
Do you love the card game UNO? Do you want to learn how to play the card game UNO? Do you enjoy UNO tournaments? If so, consider joining Roth's UNO Club! Our first meeting will be on Thursday, October 9th in room 119. See Mrs. Claeys if you have questions! Hope to see you there!
Friday, September 26 - A Day
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize Severo Ochoa. Mr. Ochoa was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1959 for his work on RNA synthesis.
Next week is Spirit Week at Roth! Monday is Hawaiian beach day, Tuesday is Pajama day, Wednesday is St. Marlowes day, Thursday is Sports team/jersey day and Friday is R-H Spirit day! Look around the halls for the posters to find out more information about the days!
Attention! The library will be closed today during periods 2,4,5,6 and 8 today! Miss. Ramirez's Health classes should report to the library for class. Students who have library study hall should still report as normal to the library. Students may still come to get a book, loaner Chromebook or for tech help. Thanks!
Just reaching out to let you know that the testing center will be closed for today.
The R-H Green Girls Soccer Team defeated East Irondequoit 4-0 last night! Goals were scored by Natalie Bartz, Adrina Bista, Sammy Gorski and Danny Stuknyuk. Other amazing plays from Maliyah Mitchell, Avery Voss, Sophia Jordan, Alexa Ademovic and Mila Cravatta sealed the win for R-H. Way to go ladies!
The Boys Green Soccer team played a great game against Pittsford Barker Rd. School and lost in a 2nd half goal 2-1. The boys played well and had many chances to put more points on the board. They play Calkins Rd School on Saturday at Roth. Game starts at 9:30AM. Come out and support this great team.
Girls Varsity Swims evened up their season to a 4-4 record last night with a 99-67 win at Eastridge HS. Divers Tia Castle and Keslee Yantachka each solidified their sectional qualifications by going 1-2 with Season best scores; Keslee also taking first in the 50 Freestyle with a Season best race. 7th grader Makayla Hayward won her 2 individual and relay events, with Makena Brady and Carrigan Shaw each taking a first and second individually to secure the win. Next the team will head to Hornell and Dansville on Saturday for an opportunity to push the team record up above .500.
If you missed the first Drama Club on Monday, you can still be a part of it. Join the Classroom with the code rzgeo52l (the last digit is a lower case L, not a 1). We will meet again next Monday.
Most clubs start the week of October 6th! Make sure you listen to announcements each day to learn more!
Join the Baking Club. There are 5 spots left in the baking club. Please sign up outside of Mrs. Pontillo's room. First come first serve.
If you are interested in joining yearbook club please see Mrs. Kramer in room 309 to get the code to join the Google classroom!
Mr. Cruz has great news, the 5K club is back!!! If you are interested in being part of a club where you are going to gradually complete a 5K.
The 5K club is for YOU!!! Every member will work at their own pace and learn what it takes to unlock your potential.
The goal is to be part of the Rush-Henrietta Kicking Hunger 5K if you choose.
D&D club announcement: Step into a world of kings, knights, dragons, and magic! Dungeons & Dragons is a tabletop role-playing game where students become heroes on epic quests through a medieval fantasy land. Together, they’ll explore mysterious dungeons, battle fearsome monsters, and use their creativity to shape the story. This club is more than just a game—it builds teamwork, imagination, storytelling, math, and social skills. You will learn how to problem-solve, work together, and think creatively—all while having fun and going on adventures. If you are interested in Joining, please sign up outside of Mr. Spaulding's classroom (133). This club will meet the second Thursday of every month!
Thursday, September 25 - B Day
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize Laurie Hernandez. Ms. Hernandez is an artistic gymnast for Team USA. She won gold and silver medals in the 2016 Olympics.
Homecoming Fall Ball Dance is Thurs. Oct. 9th at 6:30 p.m. in the big gym! $10 per person, for students who are in good academic and behavioral and attendance good-standing! Tix will be on sale the week of the dance!
Next week is Spirit Week at Roth! Monday is Hawaiian beach day, Tuesday is Pajama day, Wednesday is St. Marlowes day, Thursday is Sports team/jersey day and Friday is R-H Spirit day! Look around the halls for the posters to find out more information about the days!
THERE ARE NO AFTER SCHOOL BUSES TODAY
Attention! The library will be closed today during periods 2,4,5,6 and 8 today and Friday! Miss Ramirez's Health classes should report to the library for class. Students who have library study hall should still report as normal to the library. Students may still come to get a book, loaner Chromebook or for tech help. Thanks!
Today's Tri-M meeting will be held virtually through Google Meet starting at 4:00. You will NOT be staying after school for this meeting. Contact Mrs. Quinlan if you have questions.
If you missed the first Drama Club on Monday, you can still be a part of it. Join the Classroom with the code rzgeo52l (the last digit is a lower case L, not a 1). We will meet again next Monday.
Join the Baking Club. There are 5 spots left in the baking club. Please sign up outside of Mrs. Pontillo's room. First come first serve.
If you are interested in joining yearbook club please see Mrs. Kramer in room 309 to get the code to join the Google Classroom!
Wednesday, September 24
- Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize Desi Arnaz. Desi Arnaz was the first Hispanic star of a network TV show with his role as Ricky Ricardo on I Love Lucy.
- Homecoming Fall Ball Dance is at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, October 9, in the big gym! $10 per person, for students who are in good academic and behavioral and attendance good-standing! Tix will be on sale the week of the dance!
- Attention! The library will be closed today during periods 2,4,5,6 and 8! Miss. Ramirez's Heath classes should report to the library for class. Students who have library study hall should still report as normal to the library. Students may still come to get a book, loaner Chromebook or for tech help. Thanks!
- Last night the Mod BLACK Girls Volleyball team took on East Irondequoit. Despite playing against some players from a higher level ranking....the Lady Royal Comets were still victorious! Rowan Grunett had incredible serving accuracy and power last night. Way to go and congrats.
- The Boys Green Soccer team won 5-2 against Canandaigua. The defense played well and our midfield and strikers were relentless. Goals scored by Sajan Magar, Gabe Casaverde, and Ryan Dhakar. Julian Bechard Corso had some great saves in goal to maintain the 3-point lead. Great 3-0 start to the season boys!
- If you missed the first Drama Club on Monday, you can still be a part of it. Join the Classroom with the code rzgeo52l (the last digit is a lower case L, not a 1). We will meet again next Monday.
- Join the Cooking or Baking Club. This year Mrs. Pontillo will be running the cooking and baking club. These clubs will take place the first Tuesday and Thursday of each month. There is a limit of 20 students per club. We ask that each student only sign up for one club to ensure that all students who want to participate in cooking or baking get a chance to. Sign ups will be located outside of Mrs. Pontillo's room, room 120. Membership to these clubs are on a first come first serve basis. From there each student will get an invite to the clubs Google Classroom. Be sure to sign up today!
Tuesday, September 23
- Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize Sandra Cisneros. Ms. Cisneros is a writer known for her novel, The House on Mango Street. She writes about the struggles of being Mexican in an American community.
- Homecoming Fall Ball Dance is at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, October 9, in the big gym! $10 per person, for students who are in good academic and behavioral and attendance good-standing! Tix will be on sale the week of the dance!
- Attention! The library will be closed today and tomorrow during periods 2,4,5,6 and 8! Miss. Ramirez's Health classes should report to the library for class. Students who have library study hall should still report as normal to the library. Students may still come to get a book, loaner Chromebook or for tech help. Thanks!
- Auditions for Dedicated Voices are TODAY, September 23. Dedicated Voices is a select chorus open to all 7th, 8th and 9th graders who participate in Band, Chorus or Orchestra. If you are interested in auditioning you need to join the Dedicated Voices Google Classroom page. You can find the code for the Google Classroom on the auditorium door, or the chorus room door. Again, the auditions for new singers will take place after school TODAY. You will be able to take the late bus home at 3:30.
- There will be an informational meeting for interested members of the Jazz Band on Wednesday morning at 7 a.m. Students must be in either Band, Orchestra or Chorus to participate. No audition is required.
- If you missed the first Drama Club on Monday, you can still be a part of it. Join the Classroom with the code rzgeo52l (the last digit is a lower case L, not a 1). We will meet again next Monday.
- Join the Cooking or Baking Club. This year, Mrs. Pontillo will be running the cooking and baking club. These clubs will take place the first Tuesday and Thursday of each month. There is a limit of 20 students per club. We ask that each student only sign up for one club to ensure that all students who want to participate in cooking or baking get a chance to. Sign ups will be located outside of Mrs. Pontillo's room, room 120. Membership to these clubs are on a first-come, first-serve basis. From there each student will get an invite to the club's Google Classroom. Be sure to sign up today!
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Great win on the road last night for our Royal Comet JV football team with a score of 28-21 against Aquinas. Shoutout to our touchdown scorers Tristan Jeffries off of a kick return, Evan Mangone, Kaiden Thwaits, and Mikey Mistretta on his first career touchdown. All around great defense was played with help from Luis Colon, Max Koppers, Sayvion Cox, Omari Wallace, Isaiah McDonald, Liam Potwin, Josh Harris, Julian Booth And Mahkai Gray. The Royal Comets JV football team have a quick turn around and play at home vs UPrep this Saturday at 9:30am. Come out and support!
Friday, September 19
- Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize Ellen Ochoa. Ms. Ochoa was the first Hispanic woman to go to space. She was also the first Hispanic and the second woman to become the Director of NASA's Johnson Space Center.
- Homecoming Fall Ball Dance is Thurs. Oct. 9 at 6:30 p.m. in the big gym! $10 per person, for students who are in good academic and behavioral and attendance good-standing! Tix will be on sale the week of the dance!
- The library will be closed periods 1 through 4 this morning. Students assigned to the library for study hall will still come down, however the space is closed to students from other study halls/locations. Students who need to check out books or get Chromebooks/tech supplies can still come down to do so.
- The R-H girls Green Soccer team defeated Greece Athena 3-0 last night in a hard fought win. Sam Gorski scored two goals and Sariah Haygood scored one. Collins Ely had an assist and Emma Schoener kept a clean sheet in goal with 13 saves!! Other amazing plays are created by Mila Cravatta, Alexa Ademovic, Natalie Bartz and Adrina Bista. Way to go ladies!!!
- Auditions for Dedicated Voices are next Tuesday, September 23. Dedicated Voices is a select chorus open to all 7th, 8th and 9th graders who participate in Band, Chorus or Orchestra. If you are interested in auditioning you need to join the Dedicated Voices Google Classroom page. You can find the code for the Google Classroom on the auditorium door, or the chorus room door. Again, the auditions for new singers will take place after school on Tuesday, September 23. You will be able to take the late bus home at 3:30.
- On Monday after school, the Drama Club will meet in the auditorium for the first time. Any student interested in learning about putting on a production is welcome. Students can take the late bus home, or be picked up at 3:30. Email Mrs. Quinlan for questions.
Thursday, September 18
- Thank you to all of the students and families who came out to last night’s Open House Block Party. It was a lot of fun for everyone involved. Special shout out to 9th-grader Bensen Cruz, who helped set up tents, move tables, and make sure that all of the department tents were ready to go when families arrived!
- Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize Dennis Chavez. Mr. Chavez was the first person of Hispanic descent to be elected to a full term in the U.S. Senate.
- Homecoming Fall Ball Dance is Thursday, October 9, at 6:30 p.m. in the big gym! $10 per person, for students who are in good academic and behavioral and attendance good-standing! Tix will be on sale the week of the dance!
- The library will be closed to study halls today during periods 4,5,6,7 and 8 due to short staff. Students can still come to check out books or get loaner Chromebooks as needed.
- The Boys Soccer Green Team won their second game of the season against Webster Schroeder, 7-1. Abishek Rai had 2 goals, and Gary Wu, Joshua Nnamonah, Tihn Nguyen, Sajan Magar, and Aayush Powdyel all had goals. Colin Noble had a great assist. Everyone on the team contributed to the win. Great team effort guys! Go R-H Green!
- Auditions for Dedicated Voices are next Tuesday, September 23. Dedicated Voices is a select chorus open to all 7th, 8th and 9th graders who participate in Band, Chorus or Orchestra. If you are interested in auditioning you need to join the Dedicated Voices Google Classroom page. You can find the code for the Google Classroom on the auditorium door, or the chorus room door. Again, the auditions for new singers will take place after school on Tuesday, September 23. You will be able to take the late bus home at 3:30.
- Attention to all students interested in discovering the roles involved in putting on a production, from backstage to onstage - new this year is the Drama Club. This club will meet weekly to learn all the different components required to put on a full production (lighting, sound, curtains, crew, stage management, and acting). Students involved in this club will have some role in the upcoming Roth musical and our spring play. See or email Mrs. Quinlan for more information. The first meeting will be next Monday, September 22, in the auditorium.
Monday, September 15
- Today is the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize Celia Cruz. Celia Cruz was known as the "Queen of Salsa." She won seven Grammy awards for her music.
- The girls mod A tennis team defeated Webster Thomas Friday 4-3. Both Mila Gartland and Ellie Biro won their 3rd match of the year! Great play from Aviana Jones, Madeline Allen, Arya Ortiz-Barret. Journey Thomas, and Janice Lin. The ladies are 2-0!
- Friday evening, your R-H modified BLACK Volleyball team took on Honeoye Falls-Lima. Your lady Royal Comets came out ready to play and certainly showed their skills----winning 2 matches. The 3-hit combinations were impressive and exciting. All of the Royal Comet squad had impressive play. A few stand outs--- outstanding serving Genesis Rivera, Rowan Grunett, Aishwarya Dulal, Elise Hughes, Selina Adhiker, Evie Lepel and Genesis Easton, Excellent 3 hit combinations and hustle by Juliet Nudds, Aneja Heganovic, Aishwarya Dulal, Mila Gordon, Arianna Blaivas and Sydney McKee. Impressive performance, ladies----way to represent!!!!!!
- Auditions for Dedicated Voices are on Tuesday, September 23. Dedicated Voices is a select chorus open to all 7th, 8th and 9th graders who participate in Band, Chorus or Orchestra. If you are interested in auditioning you need to join the Dedicated Voices Google Classroom page. You can find the code for the Google Classroom on the auditorium door, or the chorus room door. Again, the auditions for new singers will take place after school on Tuesday, September 23rd. You will be able to take the late bus home at 3:30.
- Attention to all students interested in discovering the roles involved in putting on a production, from backstage to onstage - new this year is the Drama Club. This club will meet weekly to learn all the different components required to put on a full production (lighting, sound, curtains, crew, stage management, and acting). Students involved in this club will have some role in the upcoming Roth musical and our spring play. See or email Mrs. Quinlan for more information. The first meeting will be Monday, September 22, in the auditorium.
Wednesday, September 10
- Did you know it’s not too early to secure your yearbook? Roth Junior High yearbooks are available to pre-order now at a 10% discount until Tuesday, September 30. For more information, stop in to one of the assistant principals' offices.
- Roth’s Homecoming Dance is Thursday, October 9, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. This first dance of the year is open to Roth Junior High students who are in academic, attendance, and disciplinary good-standing. Tickets are $10 each, and will be sold during lunches the week before.
- The Varsity Girls Swim team opened the year in a home tri-meet versus Letchworth/Perry and Marcus-Whitman schools. In an exciting meet that came down to the final race, Letchworth pulled off the win 88-87 as R-H dealt with a last minute injury, but the Comets still earned their first win of the season 109-60 over Marcus Whitman. Numerous Personal Bests and sectional cuts were earned by the group, with McKayla Hayward taking 2 events, Makena Brady earning her Sectional cuts and Keslee Yantachka earning 2 cuts as well. The team looks to put themselves into a winning record for the first time in years with their match versus Gates Chili on Thursday at the SHS, 5:15 start time.
- Auditions for Dedicated Voices have been pushed out to Tuesday, September 23, due to lack of late buses next week. Dedicated Voices is a select chorus open to all 7th, 8th and 9th graders who participate in Band, Chorus or Orchestra. If you are interested in auditioning you need to join the Dedicated Voices Google Classroom page. You can find the code for the Google Classroom on the auditorium door or the chorus room door. Again, the auditions for new singers will take place after school on Tuesday, September 23rd. You will be able to take the late bus home at 3:30.
- Are you a girl in 7th or 8th grade? Do you like to socialize and make positive connections with others? Are you interested in getting moving after school? Then you have heart and sole! Consider signing up for Mrs. Charles and Ms. Brown's new Heart and Sole Club! It involves a lot of self-discovery and team building, and some running.
- Attention to all students interested in discovering the roles involved in putting on a production, from backstage to onstage - new this year is the Drama Club. This club will meet weekly to learn all the different components required to put on a full production (lighting, sound, curtains, crew, stage management, and acting). Students involved in this club will have some role in the upcoming Roth musical and play. See or email Mrs. Quinlan for more information. The first meeting will be Monday, September 22 in the auditorium.
Tuesday, September 9
- Did you know it’s not too early to secure your yearbook! Roth Junior High yearbooks are available to pre-order now at a 10% discount until Tuesday, September 30. For more information, stop in to one of the assistant principal's offices.
- Roth’s Homecoming Dance is Thursday, October 9, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. This first dance of the year is open to Roth Junior High students who are in academic, attendance, and disciplinary good-standing. Tickets are $10 each, and will be sold during lunches the week before.
- The R-H Girls Green Soccer team lost a close game last night at Spencerport. Spencerport took an early lead with two goals but R-H hung in there. R-H leveled the game 2-2 on two goals from Natalie Bartz and Molly Babcock. R-H then took the lead just after halftime with another goal by Natalie Bartz. R-H held the lead at 3-2 until Spencerport was able to rally three goals in the last 5 minutes to take the win. R-H Green is home on Wednesday vs. Spencerport. Great game ladies!!
- CONGRATULATIONS to all of the members of the MOD Girls Volleyball Team- BLACK. Last night on their opening night of the season they defeated Webster Schoeder taking 4 out of 5 of their matches. There were too many wonderful plays to mention....way to go ROYAL COMETS. Aishwarya Dulal, Mila Gordon, Salina Adhikar, Rowan Grunett, Aneja Heganovic, Elsie Hughes and Evie Lepel each had several series of serves that Webster was not able to return. Great hustle, spirit and sportswomanship last night ladies.
- Auditions for Dedicated Voices has been pushed out to Tuesday, September 23, due to lack of late buses next week. Dedicated Voices is a select chorus open to all 7th, 8th and 9th graders who participate in Band, Chorus or Orchestra. If you are interested in auditioning you need to join the Dedicated Voices Google Classroom page. You can find the code for the Google Classroom on the auditorium door, or the chorus room door. Again, the auditions for new singers will take place after school on Tuesday, September 23. You will be able to take the late bus home at 3:30.
- "Are you a girl in 7th or 8th grade? Do you like to socialize and make positive connections with others? Are you interested in getting moving after school?" "Then you have heart and sole!" "Consider signing up for Mrs. Charles and Ms. Brown's new Heart and Sole Club!" "It involves a lot of self-discovery and team building, and some running."
Monday, September 8
- Did you know it’s not too early to secure your yearbook! Roth Junior High yearbooks are available to pre-order now at a 10% discount until Tuesday, September 30. For more information, stop in to one of the Assistant Principal's offices.
- The library will be closed today. Students with library study hall should still report to the library! The library will remain open for Chromebook loaners and repairs.
- Dedicated Voices is a select chorus open to all 7th, 8th and 9th graders who participate in Band, Chorus or Orchestra. If you are interested in auditioning you need to join the Dedicated Voices Google Classroom page. You can find the code for the Google Classroom on the auditorium door, or the chorus room door. The auditions for new singers after school next week on Tuesday, September 16th. You will be able to take the late bus home at 3:30.
Friday, September 5, 2025
We’d like to give a big shoutout to the R-H JV Royal Comets football team, who came away with an impressive 21–0 victory at the home opener on the turf against the Penfield Patriots!
On offense, Evan Mangone led the way with two touchdowns, and Tristan Jeffries added another to seal the win. The Comets’ defense was unstoppable, holding Penfield scoreless and racking up four interceptions—one each by Evan Mangone, Tristan Jeffries, Mah’Ki Gray, and Sayvion Cox.
A special recognition goes to 7th grader Michael Mistretta, who stepped up and had a great game at running back.
Congratulations to the JV Royal Comets on a dominant performance! Keep up the hard work!
Come support the JV football teams next game on Saturday, September 13, at home vs McQuaid.
Wednesday, September 3
Yesterday was a great first day! We are so happy to see all of our returning students and look forward to getting to know our new students. Everyone did a great job with their lockers. Remember staff are in the hallway to assist you!