Feb 4, 2016
Students at Roosevelt Elementary School did a great job with their Reading Fair projects! Some even got some shoutouts from their favorite authors.
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Students at Roosevelt Elementary School did a great job with their Reading Fair projects! Some even got some shoutouts from their favorite authors.
The Girls on the Run team at Roosevelt Elementary School (Redwood City School District) completed their first 5K at Golden Gate Park!
Fifth grade students at Roosevelt Elementary School in the Redwood City School District enjoyed harvesting fava beans in the school garden!
Roosevelt School in the Redwood City Elementary School District was awarded a J. Russell Kent Award for their program, The Pencil Box News. The Pencil Box News is a multi-media broadcast that is created and filmed weekly by fifth through eighth grade students. The most recent episode of the Pencil Box News is shown here.
The J. Russell Kent Awards, sponsored by the San Mateo County School Boards Association, are designed to spotlight outstanding programs in our San Mateo County public schools. The award program provides an opportunity for districts to share their unique and innovative programs with other educational groups and to learn about other countywide efforts.
Dear Averel Wilson,Thanks for getting into academics as a later-in-career job move. You inspired me to tell EVERYONE of your accomplishments.
Sincerely, Suzy Oberlin, your friend
School: Roosevelt Elementary Location: Geary & Arguello in San Francisco Grade: Sixth
Staff Spotlight: Roselynn (Rosie) Rios
Roselynn (Rosie) Rios, has been working with the YMCA/WRAP After school program since January of 2007. As a 1st grade Program Leader at Roosevelt Elementary, she has been able to help many students achieve their academic goals as well as instilling in them the YMCA Values. Rosie has also participated as a Camp Oakes Counselor and SKC Campaigner. A graduate from California State University, Dominguez Hills, she hopes to someday become an elementary school teacher. Her work ethic and dedication shows the true meaning of what it means to be a YMCA YOUTH DEVELOPER.
By: Eddie Gardiner - Associate Program Director