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• Be sure to check out the Student Council meeting today in room 172 during lunch periods.
• Field trips, advanced topics, discussion, fundraising and design all occur in TRHS Coders Club.  Stop by room 211 any Tuesday from 2:30-3:30 if you have any interest.
• FRESHMEN!!! It’s election season. Check out the self-nomination forms posted on the Activities & Athletics office window to see who is running for your class officer positions. There will be three people running for class president, three people running for class VICE president, and one person running unopposed as the Class Treasurer. The speech and voting process is going to happen NEXT WEEK, so stay tuned to hear the speeches written by the candidates so you can make an informed voting decision. Voting will also take place next week. More details to come!
• Student Council will be selling game gear at lunches for the football game.  The theme is pink out, and pink glasses, boa’s and neon vests will be sold.
• Jayden Sicliano, Ellie Coseno, Penny Edwards, Iona Packer, Eli McClain and staff member Senora Wilson are today’s PBIS winners!  Congratulations!!
• Happy Fall!  PBIS 1st Quarter RIDE Incentive: Cider & Donuts! The first winner is : Ms. Stefaniuk's 5/6 period. Congrats!  This month, we’re putting RESPECT into action with a class competition from the PBIS team. From October 5–16, classes can earn a chance to win a Cider & Donut Party by demonstrating RESPECT from our RIDE Matrix:-Phones & headphones away, -Communicate appropriately, -Be kind.   I

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• We’re looking for students to join our PBIS Team!  As a Student PBIS Team member, you’ll get to:  Share your ideas and student voice: Help promote positive behavior; Create fun school-wide activities; Encourage kindness and respect; Help make our school community even better!  Interested in joining? There is a meeting on 10/8 during 6th period lunch in 182. Hope to see you there!
• Do you like video games, math or truly any S.T.E.M. topic?  We’re constantly talking about all of that in room 211 from 2:30-3:30 every Tuesday for TRHS Coders Club.
• The Leadership Retreat Invitation packets have been delivered. It’s important that everyone responds by the end of the week so we can begin working on rooming assignments, decorations, t-shirts, and more! We’re excited to see how you build up growth in your leadership! If you have any questions, see Mrs. Jurging. 
• Student Council will be selling game gear at lunches for the football game.  The theme is pink out, and pink glasses, boa’s and neon vests will be sold.
• FRESHMEN!!! It’s election season. Check out the self-nomination forms posted on the Activities & Athletics office window to see who is running for your class officer positions. There will be three people running for class president, three people running for class VICE president, and one person running unopposed as the Class Treasurer. The speech and voting process is going to happen NEXT WEEK, so stay tuned to hear the speeches written by the candidates so you can make an informed voting decision. Voting will also take place next week. More details to come!
• Congratulations to today’s PBIS winners:  Ja'Niyah Finley, Noah Wynn, Jacob Dunfee, Chloe Muckus, Marckus Berry and staff member, Mr. Karam

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• Peace, love and German Club.  If you’re interested in a fun German game called Werewolf, come to room 220 this Friday and join us for German Club.  We’d love to see you there!
• Have a sweet tooth? Stop by the Concessions Stand today after school to get some sweet treats! The Sophomore Class will be selling cookies, 2 for $1 TODAY!! Get some before they’re gone!
• Great leaders aren't born—they grow. Applications and your $25 deposit for the annual Leadership Retreat are due no later than Thursday, October 1.This year’s theme is WE ARE BUGS: Building Up Growth in Student Leaders. Come to learn how to cross-pollinate ideas, build strong team colonies, and transform your leadership impact!  If you have a club that is sponsoring part or all of your payment, turn the Club Sponsorship form in to Mrs. Jurging as soon as possible. Extra forms are in the Activities Office. Help keep the Roosevelt community buzzing with new ideas!
• Stop by the concessions stand during lunch today through Friday to buy sleeping masks for the pajama-themed football game!
• Ursuline College will be visiting tomorrow Thursday Oct 1 at 1245 in the library. Seniors Last call for the KSU NEO college Fair if you want to join in the fun see Mrs. Jay D’Aurelio (Duh-really-OHH) for a permission slip.  This is for Seniors only.
• Riders for Social Justice will hold a bake sale after school this Friday.  Come get some sweet treats and support a great cause.
• Remember: Cell phones and headphones should be away and out of sight during instructional time, including in classrooms, the library, and study hall.  Phones may be used during passing periods and lunch ONLY.  Thanks for helping us stay focused and keep learning on track!
• Dylan Benshoff, Amarie Coleman, Kingston Bryant, Ellie Coseno, Makhi Jones and staff member Ms. Ferrando are today’s PBIS winners.  Congratulations!

SCHOOL NEWS

• Be sure to check out the Student Council meeting today in room 172 during lunch periods.
• Great leaders aren't born—they grow. Applications and your $25 deposit for the annual Leadership Retreat are due no later than Thursday, October 1. This year’s theme is WE ARE BUGS: Building Up Growth in Student Leaders. Come to learn how to cross-pollinate ideas, build strong team colonies, and transform your leadership impact!  If you have a club (or two) that is sponsoring part or all of your payment, turn the Club Sponsorship form in to Mrs. Jurging as soon as possible. Extra forms are in the Activities Office. Help keep the Roosevelt community buzzing with new ideas!
• Remember: Cell phones and headphones should be away and out of sight during instructional time, including in classrooms, the library, and study hall.  Phones may be used during passing periods and lunch ONLY.  Thanks for helping us stay focused and keep learning on track!
• The Dungeons and Dragons Club will be held on Thursdays after school from 2:45 to 4:15pm in Room 213 beginning this week on October 1st.  New and experienced players are welcome! For more details, check out the D&D Google Classroom -- the class code is iojhlii. Stop by Room 213 to talk to Mrs. Mast, or see Mr. Sayre.
• Peace, love and German Club.  If you’re interested in a fun German game called Werewolf, come to room 220 this Friday and join us for German Club.  We’d love to see you there!
• Ok, Riders, let’s show that school spirit!! Bring cash tomorrow to buy game gear for Friday’s pajama-themed game.
• PBIS winners for today are:  Harrison Flaherty, Jasaun Smith, Carleigh Wiler, Markcus Berry, Brielle Hornbeck and staff member Mrs. Puhalla.  Congratulations!
• Bowling Green State University is in the library at 9:15 TODAY.  Head down if you’re interested in seeing what they have to offer. 

• The Dungeons and Dragons Club will be held on Thursdays after school from 2:45 to 4:15pm in Room 213 beginning this week on October 1st.  New and experienced players are welcome! For more details, check out the D&D Google Classroom at iojhlii , stop by Room 213 to talk to Mrs. Mast, or see Mr. Sayre. The Dungeons and Dragons Club will be held on Thursdays after school from 2:45 to 4:15pm in Room 213 beginning today.  For more details, check out the D&D Google Classroom at iojhlii, stop by Room 213 to talk to Mrs. Mast, or see Mr. Sayre.
• Peace, love and German Club.  If you’re interested in a fun German game called Werewolf, come to room 220 this Friday and join us for German Club.  We’d love to see you there!
• Congratulations to today’s PBIS winners:  Callie Adams, Analise Alers, Liam Russell, Christian Fisher, Hunter Arnold and staff member, Mr. Love.

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• Hello Sophomores! Are you all excited for the Homecoming? If you are interested in having food and refreshments at the dance, please consider donating! We need cookies and plastic cups! We also need adult volunteers to work the snack area. If you are interested in participating in the donations, sign-up on the sign-up genius posted around the halls and on Parent Square! All donations are to be brought in on Friday, September 25th to the Activities Office. For more information contact Mr. Baker or Mrs. Sayre. Remember Sophomore riders it is up to you to bring in snacks. N o donations= no snacks.
• Hello Students!  This message is from your Athletic Director, Mr. Dunlap.  We want to remind you that throwing baby powder and using squirt guns are not permitted at our games.  Thank you in advance for your cooperation.  Go Riders!
• Don’t miss your last chance to buy boas, glasses, bandanas and eye black for tonight’s game.
• Homecoming poem by Mrs. Peoples Dukes:

The music.

The pics.

The outfit.

The dress.

Make Homecoming a night,

you’ll never forget.

Don’t make it a night 

that you’ll always regret!

Be the leader

that your friends need. 

Say no to alcohol, 

vapes,

and weed. 

Don’t use substances that blur your mind.

Be safe, alert, and

REMEMBER

your time! 

Celebrate Safely Rider Fam and have a great Homecoming weekend!

• Congratulations to today’s PBIS winners:  Kameia Davis, JT Taylor, EJ Thomas, Joplin Milton, Alayna Grant and staff member Ms. Williamson.
• The Dungeons and Dragons Club will be held on Thursdays after school from 2:45 to 4:15pm in Room 213 beginning October 1st. New and experienced players are welcome!   For more details, check out the D&D Google Classroom at iojhlii, join our ParentSquare using this QR code, stop by Room 213 to talk to Mrs. Mast, or see Mr. Sayre. 

Athletic News

• Get your presale tickets for tonight’s football game during lunch periods TODAY  in the Athletics/Activities office, Room 106.  Student tickets are $5 and adults are $10.  Get them at school and avoid the line!

SCHOOL NEWS

• Come to the Student Council meeting today in room 172 during the lunch periods. Bring your food and join us for some good conversation about upcoming school events and more!
• VOTE TODAY through Thursday for the Homecoming King and Queen! Ballots will be open at 10:15 TODAY!! All Roosevelt students can vote -- the link is in your class Google classrooms and displayed with a QR code on the media screens. You must be logged into your SCHOOL account to vote.
• IT’S HOMECOMING WEEK!! And that means tickets are on sale TODAY through Friday during lunch. Tickets are $10. Stop by the concession stand to buy your ticket. Tickets at the door are $15. We encourage you to buy your tickets earlier in the week as the lines can be long on Thursday and Friday. As a reminder, make sure your Emergency Medical Authorization form has been completed or updated for this year by your parent or guardian. This must be done before you can purchase a ticket. If you’re bringing a guest, your completed guest form must be turned in and approved before you can buy you and your guest tickets.
• GET IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT TODAY!! To promote the importance of safe driving, we are hosting the Save a Life Tour driving simulator program TODAY in the auditorium. Students interested in trying out the driving simulators can go to the auditorium during their study hall, flex period, or lunch period. These simulators will give the students the experience of impaired and distracted driving. Check it out and make a pledge to keep yourself and your spirit alive as we enjoy the homecoming events this week! 
• To all Homecoming Court members -- Remember to get your field trip form signed and fill out your football game ticket sheet and return it to Mrs. Jurging. Please note that during the Stadium Rehearsal tomorrow, we will be taking a Homecoming Court photo for the sports program insert, so make sure to be there!
• There’s still time to BUG OUT on leadership!! The ANT-icipation is becoming too much to bear so APPLY TODAY!!!! The application deadline has been extended until October 1. That’s right, join us at the 41st annual TRHS Leadership Retreat October 29, 20, and 31!! The retreat is a fundamental experience where you get to learn about leadership and help build up growth in student leaders! Complete the application posted in your graduating class Google classrooms or scan the QR code on the digital media wall. Questions? See Mrs. Jurging or Mrs. Dreher.
• There will be an AP and Sophomore/Junior information night on Wednesday Sept 23rd.  The AP meeting starts at 6pm and the Soph/Junior meeting starts at 7pm. For Students enrolled in AP courses, learn more about AP testing, expectations, and how to prepare for the AP Exams. For Sophomores and Juniors Learn what to expect during the middle years of high school and how families can best support Students as they navigate these important years. Both sessions are held in the auditorium.
• Attention Sophmores!! It’s Homecoming and we need your help. Did you like the snacks at the dance from last year? Now is your chance to help contribute to them. We need cookies, plastic cups, and volunteers to pass them out! Use the sign-up genius posted in the halls and on Parent Square to contribute. Please bring in donations on Friday, September 25th to the Activities Office. If you have any questions please contact Mr. Baker or Mrs. Sayre. The Homecoming snacks are all on you Sophomores! No donations = no snacks!
• College visits for the week: Today The Ohio State University at 12:45 in the library. Tomorrow University of Mount Union at 12:45 and Thursday the University of Akron Main Campus.

Hey Riders, it looks like the Homecoming week is packed with fun activities.  Let’s remember to look out for each other.  Opt out of drugs and alcohol so everyone gets home safely and without regrets.  Have fun, be smart, and stay sober!

• Are you feeling the school spirit? Wear the color of your hoco dress or tie tomorrow.
• Student Council will be selling glasses, boas, bandanas and eye black starting tomorrow for the homecoming game.
• Today’s PBIS winners are:  KB Brown, Jabik Monger, Jack Blanton, Tori Schmidt, Cartier Beard and staff member, Mrs. Oris.  Congratulations!

SCHOOL NEWS

• IT’S HOMECOMING WEEK!! And that means tickets will go on sale TOMORROW through Friday during lunch. Tickets are $10. Stop by the concession stand to buy your ticket. Tickets at the door are $15. We encourage you to buy your tickets earlier in the week as the lines can be long on Thursday and Friday. As a reminder, make sure your Emergency Medical Authorization form has been completed or updated for this year by your parent or guardian. This must be done before you can purchase a ticket. If you’re bringing a guest, your completed guest form must be turned in and approved before you can buy you and your guest tickets.
• Homecoming is all about celebrating our school pride. Don’t let under-age drinking or drugs ruin your week or your future. Stay safe, stay sober, and let’s make this the best Homecoming parade, fair, game, dance weekend ever! To promote the importance of safe driving, we are hosting the Save a Life Tour, a special driving simulator program, on Tuesday, sponsored by the Portage County Safe Communities. Students and families will receive a ParentSquare post with information later today -- this information will include a video and a pre-event student survey. Students can then attend the driving simulators during their study hall, flex period, or lunch period in the auditorium. These simulators will give the students the experience of impaired and distracted driving. So let’s make a pledge to keep yourself and your spirit alive as we enjoy the homecoming events this week! 
• Sophomores, are you excited for Homecoming!! Did you like the cookies and drinks from last year? Well now is your chance to help your 2029 Class by signing up to bring cookies and plastic cups! Or, grab a parent or guardian to volunteer to work! Use the sign-up genius posted in the halls and on Parent Square to contribute. Please bring your donations on Friday, September 25th to the Activities Office. If you have any questions please talk to Mr. Baker or Mrs. Sayre. Support the Class of 2029 by signing up!
• There will be an AP and Sophomore/Junior information night on Wednesday, Sept 23.  The AP meeting starts at 6pm and the Soph/Junior meeting starts at 7pm. For Students enrolled in AP courses, learn more about AP testing, expectations, and how to prepare for the AP Exams. For Sophomores and Juniors Learn what to expect during the middle years of high school and how families can best support Students as they navigate these important years. Both sessions are held in the auditorium.
• Hey Rough Riders: THE Ohio State University is coming to visit tomorrow at 12:45. Anyone interested in becoming a Buckeye should meet in the library 9th period. Be sure to sign in.

• Don’t forget to twin tomorrow for our homecoming spirit week!
• Listen up Staff and Students--this message is for you...Do you have opinions about AI in schools? Do you have research to back it up? Do you like it, love it, want some more of it? Do you want it out out out of schools? If so, have you filled out Yearbook's AI survey yet? Whether you've done research or not, Yearbook wants to know your thoughts. There's still time to tell us what you think. The survey will close Tuesday after school--so your last chance at being heard is fast approaching. Check out Parent Square or your email for that link. If you have trouble finding it, reach out to Ms. Heff at lunch or in the atrium. Your voice matters! 

• Congratulations to today’s PBIS winners.  They are: Aiden Fox, Mia Turner,  Ky'Ran Johnson, Noah Frick, Eva Stager and staff member,  Mr. Brewer

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• Attention Class of ‘29! Are you ready to make Homecoming great! Help your Class officers by bringing donations of cookies and plastic cups! You can also help by grabbing a parent, guardian to help volunteer. If you want to help, check the sign-up genius posted on Parent Square and around the halls. All donations are to be brought in by Friday, September 25th to the Activities Office. Contact Mr. Baker or Mrs. Sayre for any questions or concerns. Want Homecoming to be great and filled with fun? Please bring snacks!!
• Today is the last day to VOTE for the 2026 Homecoming Court. Ballots are posted in StudentSquare, Google classroom, and will close at 11:00 a.m.
• TRHS Seniors, get ready for our first Senior Class Day Trip! We are heading to Cedar Point for HalloWeekends on Sunday, October 18th! Join your classmates for a day of rides, thrills, and senior year memories - go to your Google Classroom and sign up today! Don't miss out on this amazing deal - only $45.00 for your ticket and a single meal pass; $10 extra for a haunted house ticket. Bring your payment to the concessions stand during your lunch periods Tuesday - Thursday! Let's make our senior year unforgettable! 
• “The vote is precious. It is the most powerful non-violent tool we have in a democratic society, and we must use it.” - John Lewis   If you will be 18 years old on or before November 3rd, you can register to vote. See Mrs. Puhalla in room 127,  Mr. Childers in room 137, or Mr. King in room 121 to utilize this precious tool.
• Hey Riders! Who likes to travel? An ancient fortress, a royal palace, a whimsical castle, and environments that inspired The DaVinci Code and the Harry Potter books – see these and much more when the Rough Riders travel to Scotland during Spring Break 2027. Register at PaySchools Central, or see Dr. Roebke for more information. 
• Smart Pass Reminders- make sure to log in and out on the kiosk if you are in the hallway to the appropriate bathrooms. If you are confused as to which bathroom to use, please ask your teacher. Also- Starting Monday, 9/21, every student will have 3 SmartPasses per day. Use them wisely and plan ahead!
• Student Council is selling glasses, beads and tattoos for the USA football game.
• Attention all NHS Members!  Reminder, our first meeting is today after school at 2:35 in the band room.  See you there!
• On the 17th, GSA will be joined by a special guest!  Come join us in the library after school to meet Amanda Cole from Plexus.
• Attention Rough Rider students and staff! Do you appreciate ChatGpt and other AI being used in the classroom? Do you find it to be useful to your education, or do you find it is a distraction and a hindrance to learning and teaching? Yearbook wants to know! A Google Form has been sent out asking for your thoughts! Responses are anonymous, so speak your mind. This is an opportunity for your voice to be heard, and if you'd like--you can also be interviewed by Yearbook and by the Media and Broadcasting class. If this is the case, just leave your email in the final question. So take some time to share your opinions, both in the survey and in the school. We look forward to hearing what you have to say! 
• Malone College is visiting today 9:15am.  Make your way to the library and see if it is the right fit for you. 

• PBIS winners for today are:  Trevor Bogovich, Natalie St. John, Rocco Baggetta, Nadiah Walker, Allison Myers and staff member Mr. Horner.  Congratulations!

Athletic News

• Presale tickets for Friday’s football game against Streetsboro will be available tomorrow during lunch periods in the Athletics/Activities office, Room 106.  Student tickets are $5 and adults are $10.  Get them at school and avoid the line!
• Hello Students!  This message is from your Athletic Director, Mr. Dunlap.  We want to remind you that throwing baby powder and using squirt guns are not permitted at our games.  Thank you in advance for your cooperation.  Go Riders!

SCHOOL NEWS

• Be sure to check out the Student Council meeting today in room 172 during lunch periods.
• Homecoming Court ballots will go LIVE today at 10:15 in your Google classroom. Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors, you’ll be voting for your class attendants. Seniors, you will be voting for your King and Queen Candidates! If your name is on the ballot, please plan to attend Friday’s Fall Sports & Homecoming Court Pep Assembly where we will announce the 2026 Homecoming Court.
• TRHS Seniors, get ready for our first Senior Class Day Trip! We are heading to Cedar Point for HalloWeekends on Sunday, October 18th! Join your classmates for a day of rides, thrills, and senior year memories - go to your Google Classroom and sign up today! Don't miss out on this amazing deal - only $45.00 for your ticket and a single meal pass; $10 extra for a haunted house ticket. Bring your payment to the concessions stand during your lunch periods Tuesday - Thursday! Let's make our senior year unforgettable! 
• Smart Pass Reminders- make sure to log in and out on the kiosk if you are in the hallway to the appropriate bathrooms. If you are confused as to which bathroom to use, please ask your teacher. Also- Starting Monday, 9/21, every student will have 3 SmartPasses per day. Use them wisely and plan ahead!
• Attention Sophmores!! It’s Homecoming and we need your help. Did you like the snacks at the dance from last year? Now is your chance to help contribute to them. We need cookies, plastic cups, and volunteers to pass them out! Use the sign-up genius posted in the halls and on Parent Square to contribute. Please bring in donations on Friday, September 25th to the Activities Office. If you have any questions please contact Mr. Baker or Mrs. Sayre. The Homecoming snacks are all on you Sophomores! No donations = no snacks!
• Student Council will be selling glasses, beads and tattoos for the USA game on Friday. And the Leadership Retreat will be selling USA hats! Stop by to get geared up!
• Did you know that democracy is a verb? It requires active participation!  If you will be 18 years old on or before November 3rd, you should register to vote. See Mrs. Puhalla in room 127,  Mr. Childers in room 137, or Mr. King in room 121 to register.  It only takes a minute. You will need:  Your Ohio driver’s license or Ohio identification card number and the last four digits of your Social Security number
• The Leadership Retreat applications are LIVE! Ready to crawl out of your cocoon and transform into a better leader? Maybe you’ve never taken the leap into leadership and want to see what it looks like to spread your wings. Whatever your reason, we want you there! Applications are posted in your Google Classroom and were emailed to you. Apply and pay your $25 deposit by September 22 to secure your spot!
• Congratulations to the PBIS winners for yesterday and today:  Kaiden Smith, Michael Garey, Aiden Looper, Jeanne Polanco Fernandez, Alexander Fabrizio, Easton Jurging, Colton Stahl, Nicholas Sarrocco, Grayson Kruger, Sincere Churn and staff members Mr. Ehlert and Mrs. Knight.

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• Come get your grub on at the Kent Chipotle on Tuesday, September 15th from 5 to 9 PM and help support the Rough Rider Cross Country team.  Spread the word and don't forget to mention that not only do you love Chipotle but you also love Kent Roosevelt Cross Country!
• Sophomores, are you excited for Homecoming!! Did you like the cookies and drinks from last year? Well now is your chance to help your Class of 2029 by signing up to bring cookies (NO NUTS!!) and plastic cups! Or, grab a parent or guardian to volunteer to work! Use the sign-up genius posted in the halls and on Parent Square to contribute. Please bring your donations on Friday, September 25th to the Activities Office. If you have any questions please talk to Mr. Baker or Mrs. Sayre. Support the Class of 2029 today by signing up! 
• If you will be 18 years old on or before November 3, you are eligible to register to vote! See Mrs. Puhalla in room 127,  Mr. Childers in room 137, or Mr. King in room 121  to register.  You can also register to vote online or after tomorrow’s Senior Class Assembly.. You will need:  Your Ohio driver’s  license or Ohio identification card number and the last four digits of your Social Security number.
• Freshmen…the elections process is in full swing and many of you have inquired about running for office (YAY!)! If you are still interested in running for class office or class representative, pick up an election packet in the Activities Office and join the 2026-27 Student Council Google classroom TODAY! The Self-Nomination Form is due this Wednesday, September 16, and Speeches are due Friday, September 18. Any questions? See Mrs. Jurging or Mrs. Larkin.
• The Leadership Retreat applications are LIVE!!! Are you ready to buzz into action and become a better leader? Maybe you’ve never taken the leap to be a leader and want to learn what that looks like! Whatever your reason, we want you there. Don’t let this opportunity fly by! Applications are posted in your Google classroom and will be emailed to you. Apply and pay your $25 deposit by September 22 to secure your spot!

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• Attention, Rough Riders! Thiel College is visiting today in the Library at 9:15 a.m. If you are interested, come down following the morning announcements to learn more!
• During Suicide Prevention Week, remember: It’s okay not to be okay.  Talk to someone, ask for help, and always look out for one another. 
• Teddy's Cafe will be back in action at the concessions stands by the cafeteria this Friday! During 1st and 2nd periods. We will be selling hot coffee and hot chocolate! Come on down with one dollar and say hi to your favorite baristas! 
• Today is the last day to nominate your peers (or yourself) for the 2026 Homecoming Court. The link will close today at 11:00 a.m. so get your nominations in!
• Seniors will be attending their first Senior Class Assembly on Tuesday, September 15, during second period. Students should report directly to the auditorium after first period on that day.
• Come get your grub on at the Kent Chipotle on Tuesday, September 15th from 5 to 9 PM and help support the Rough Rider Cross Country team.  Spread the word and don't forget to mention that not only do you love Chipotle but you also love Kent Roosevelt Cross Country! 
• Today’s PBIS Winners are:  Sadie Johnston, Cameron West, Ny'Zere Hundley, Syndey Houk, Christian Fisher and staff member: Mr. Butler

SCHOOL NEWS

• This week is Suicide Prevention Week.   Remember, you are never alone, and help is always available. Be kind, check in on one another, and know that your story isn’t over.
• Attention, Rough Riders!  The University of Toledo will be visiting today at 12:45 p.m. during 9th period in the Library.  Our next college visits are: 
  • Hiram College — Tomorrow, Wednesday, September 9, at 9:15 a.m. in the Library and
  • Thiel College — Thursday, September 10, at 9:15 a.m. in the Library.  

Don’t miss these opportunities to learn more about what each college has to offer!

• There is practice today for all new and returning members of the Speech and Debate Team today after school in room 117. 
• Homecoming Court NOMINATIONS link will be live TODAY beginning at 10:15. Take a moment to NOMINATE your peers (or yourself) for the 2026 Homecoming Court. The ballot will remain open through 11:00 am on Thursday, September 10.

• UNDERCLASSMEN can vote for up to 5 males and 5 females. Students who were on the 2024 or 2025 Homecoming Court are NOT eligible to be on court again until senior year. The top 5 names in each category will be on the Homecoming Court Ballot for next week's voting. Ballots with MORE THAN 5 per category (male/female) will be voided.
• SENIORS may vote for up to 10 males and 10 females.  The top 10 names in each category will be on the Homecoming Court Ballot for next week's voting. Ballots with MORE THAN 10 per category (male/female) will be voided.

• Wear your favorite NFL team’s jersey or spirit wear tomorrow to kick off the first NFL game of the season!
• Freshmen…it’s election time!! If you are interested in running for class officer or class representative for your class, pick up an election packet in the Activities Office and join the 2026-27 Student Council Google classroom for information. The classroom code is u7bkiodj
• Come to the Student Council meeting TODAY in room 172 during lunch periods.
• Teddy's Cafe will be back in action at the concessions stands by the cafeteria this Friday! During 1st and 2nd periods. We will be selling hot coffee and hot chocolate! Come on down with one dollar and say hi to your favorite baristas! 

ATHLETIC NEWS

• On Wednesday, September 9, all Theodore Roosevelt High School FALL senior athletes are invited to be part of this year’s group photo for the Fall Sports Program. The photo will be taken promptly at 2:00 PM in the Competition Gym. Senior athletes should arrive already dressed in their FALL sport uniform and ready for the photo at 2:00. Information will be shared with teachers so they know athletes will need to be released from class. Participation is optional, but there will be no retakes or make-up photo. If you would like to be included, you must be there Wednesday at 2:00 PM.

SCHOOL NEWS

• Have you watched a musical and thought, “Wow, the lighting was so cool, I wonder how they did that.” Then look no further than the Auditorium Stage Crew! We are meeting TODAY after school at 2:45 for an hour in the Auditorium. Join us to learn how you can work with lights, microphones, scenery and more, and even be paid for your work! Reach out to Auditorium Manager Daniel Braun with any questions.
• TOMORROW is SCHOOL PICTURE DAY!!! All students, including seniors and CTE students, will get their photos taken during their English Class. If you take English at another school as part of a CTE program or as a CCP class, please stop down in the Competition Gym lobby during your lunch, study hall, or flex period to get your photo taken. Paper order forms should be turned in at the time of getting your picture taken. 
• Looking for a GREAT way to start your Friday? Join FCA! All students are welcome to join Fellowship of Christian Athletes THIS Friday for breakfast, conversation, connection, and a positive start to your day! Bring a friend and come check it out this Friday from 6:50 - 7:20 in room 203! 
• Student Guest Forms for Homecoming are now available in the Activities Office.  A student is permitted ONE GUEST or DATE (also known as your +1) for the dance.  If that guest/date is NOT a Roosevelt or CTE student, then you must complete the form prior to purchasing tickets.   The form should not be used to invite additional friends from another school or graduates if you are already going to the dance with a Roosevelt student as a date (your +1).  If the student is not a Roosevelt or CTE student, you must purchase the ticket for yourself and your student guest at the same time, as a pair of tickets.  Likewise you must arrive at the dance together for check in.
• PBIS winners for today are:  Nevaeh Wynn, Jaiden Woolridge,  Maxwell Beck, Shayne Metcalf, Lehaunna Snodgrass and Staff: Mrs. Zenker
• Listen up Rough Riders! Do you like to create? Do you want to be surrounded by those who do? Well we know the perfect place for you—Perception Magazine!  Where artists and creatives alike meet to discuss the arts and create the school magazine. Whether you want to submit your work for publication or design the magazine, there’s room for you in the club. 1st meeting of the year is tomorrow, after school on Thursday the 3rd in room 129. See Mr. Baker or Ms. Heff with any questions.
• Roughriders, please secure your parking pass for this year, ticketing will begin next week.  Please make sure you sign your final forms parking information and bring your license when you pick up your parking pass.  Roosevelt students please see Mrs. D'Sidocky to pick up your permit, incoming CTE students see Mrs. Weiss.
• This Friday Roosevelt Yoga Club will have their first meeting in Room 114 during your lunch period! Please see Mrs. Cammel or Mrs. Simpkins if you have any questions about joining yoga club! 
• Student Council will be selling beach game gear during all lunch periods starting today.  Bring cash!

SCHOOL NEWS

• It’s time!  Join us for our first Student Council meeting today during your lunch period in Room 172.  
• Congratulations to the first PBIS winners of the 2026-2027 school year.  Today’s winners are: Tristian Garnett,  Jacoby Siciliano,  Amanda Brind, Carnima Coseno, Leona Chambers and Staff Member: Mr. Baker
• Were you on the tech crew at Stanton? Are you interested in getting involved with the Fall Play and Spring Musical here at TRHS? Then join the Auditorium Stage Crew for a meeting TOMORROW at 2:45pm in the auditorium so you can learn all you need to know to get involved with the theater at Roosevelt. Reach out to Auditorium Manager Daniel Braun with any questions.
• Student Guest Forms for Homecoming are now available in the Activities Office.  A student is permitted ONE GUEST or DATE (also known as your +1) for the dance.  If that guest/date is NOT a Roosevelt or CTE student, then you must complete the form prior to purchasing tickets.   The form should not be used to invite additional friends from another school or graduates if you are already going to the dance with a Roosevelt student as a date (your +1).  If the student is not a Roosevelt or CTE student, you must purchase the ticket for yourself and your student guest at the same time, as a pair of tickets.  Likewise you must arrive to the dance together for check in.
• Can you talk the talk? Join the Speech and Debate Team and see if you have what it takes. Come hear what it's all about today after school in room 117 until 4:00 pm. Speak your mind and be heard. 
• Looking for a GREAT way to start your Friday? Join FCA! All students are welcome to join Fellowship of Christian Athletes THIS Friday for breakfast, conversation, connection, and a positive start to your day! Bring a friend and come check it out this Friday from 6:50 - 7:20 in room 203! 
• Do you want to sound confident when you speak? Then come and join the TRHS speech and debate team where you can find your voice, conquer your fears, and perform! Come hear what it's all about today after school in room 117 until 4:00 pm. Speak your mind and be heard!  
• Blast off to Homecoming Works 6-9 pm in room 133.  See Mrs. Dreher or Mrs. Dolan for more information.  Come make homecoming out of this world.
• Roughriders, please secure your parking pass for this year, ticketing will begin next week.  Please make sure you sign your final forms parking information and bring your license when you pick up your parking pass.  Roosevelt students please see Mrs. D'Sidocky to pick up your permit, incoming CTE students see Mrs. Weiss.

Athletic News

• Roosevelt Cross Country kicked off their competitive season last Saturday at the GlenOak Invitational. Competing against some of the toughest teams in the region, our runners had a strong start on the challenging course!  Senior, Harri Wunderle, led the boys team from the start.  He was pushed along the way by Junior, Dan Simon.  Also scoring for the boys were Grayson Kruger, Eli Karpinecz, and Freshman, Indy Geldhof.   The girls team was led by Freshman, Matilda Anderson, in her high school debut.  Both Cate Simms and Nikayla Williams ran hard to better their times from last season.  The Rough Riders head to North West High School this weekend to compete at the Brian Armstrong Invitational.

SCHOOL NEWS

• Tomorrow’s the day!  Join us in Room 172 during your lunch period for the first Student Council meeting of the year.
• Are you interested in lighting, sound, and theater? Do you love musicals? Join the Auditorium Stage Crew for a meeting in the Auditorium this Wednesday, September 2 at 2:45pm to learn how you can get involved in the arts here at TRHS. Reach out to Auditorium Manager Daniel Braun with any questions.
• Do YOU have something you are passionate about? Do YOU love arguing or research? Do YOU want to teach and talk to people about your interests? Well then the TRHS Speech and Debate team is the place for you! Come to the informational meeting tomorrow after school in room 117 from 2:45-4pm. Don't miss it! 
• Thursday is SCHOOL PICTURE DAY!!! On Thursday, September 3, all students, including seniors and CTE students, will get their photos taken during their English Class. If you take English at another school as part of a CTE program or as a CCP class, please stop down in the Competition Gym lobby during your lunch, study hall, or flex period to get your photo taken. Students should have received an order form in their 1st period classes. Extra forms are available in the Activities & Athletics Office. 
• Hey Rough Riders! This is just a reminder that the RHS Library is considered a learning space. This means that whether you are at study hall, lunch, or FLEX, you need to sign in and put your phone in the case. We thank you all as we follow the Ohio state law and rules of TRHS! 
• Calling all actors and actresses! Auditions for the fall play are this upcoming Monday August 31 directly after school in the auditorium. If you need an audition packet or more information please see Ms. Stroud in room 204!

SCHOOL NEWS

• Want to be a part of planning school-wide events?  Join us for Student Council during your lunch period every Tuesday in room 172 starting September 1.  
• Want to learn about lighting, sound, and more for theater? The Auditorium Stage Crew will be having an informational meeting Wednesday, September 2 in the Auditorium after school from 2:45 to 3:45pm. Join us to learn how you can get involved in the Auditorium and the arts here at TRHS. Reach out to the Auditorium Manager, Daniel Braun, with any questions.
• Today after school is the first Riders for Social  Justice meeting.  Stop by Room 135 if you’re looking to give back to your community.
• Calling all actors and actresses! Auditions for the fall play are this upcoming
• Monday August 31 directly after school in the auditorium. If you need an audition packet or more information please see Ms. Stroud in room 204!
• Next Thursday is SCHOOL PICTURE DAY!!! On Thursday, September 3, all students, including seniors and CTE students, will get their photos taken during their English Class. If you take English at another school as part of a CTE program or as a CCP class, please stop down in the Competition Gym lobby during your lunch, study hall, or flex period to get your photo taken. Students should have received an order form in their 1st period classes. Extra forms are available in the Activities & Athletics Office. 
• Freshmen!!! Are you ready to kick off the school year with free food, games, and school spirit? Join us TONIGHT for the official Freshman Tailgate Party before our Rough Riders take on Willoughby South! Meet outside the baseball/softball fields at 5:45 pm. Remember to wear your official Kickoff T-shirt for free admission to both the tailgate and the football game!
• The Speech and Debate Team competes in many different events like Dramatic Interpretations, Informational speaking, and Congressional Debate. There's an event for every talent. Come see what it's all about Tuesday after school in room 117 until 4pm. See you there!
• Get Your SmartPass Student ID!  Students, please take a few minutes to get your SmartPass Student ID! Your digital ID is available right through SmartPass. The main point of the SmartPass Student ID is to give students a quick, accessible way to verify that they are a TRHS student without needing a physical ID card. Follow these steps to access your Student ID:  

1. Log in to CLEVER through the  Kent City Schools website on your web browser;  
2. Open SmartPass and log in using your school account;  
3. Access your Student ID through SmartPass in the top right corner.  
4. You will be required to show your ID upon arrival after the start of the school day or utilizing it for leaving campus-it must be shown to Security. 

Your ID will include the appropriate logo if you are part of CTE, Flex Pass, or another designated program. Need a paper ID or have questions? See Mrs. Williamson in Room 109. 

• Hey Rough Riders! This is just a reminder that the TRHS Library is considered a learning space. This means that whether you are at study hall, lunch, or FLEX, you need to sign in and put your phone in the case. We thank you all as we follow the Ohio state law and rules of TRHS! 

Athletic News

• Going to tonight’s football game?  Avoid the line and buy your tickets during your lunch period in the Athletics & Activities office, Room 106.  Student tickets are $5, adults $10, and senior citizens are free. Come cheer for the Rough Riders!

SCHOOL NEWS

• Hey JUNIORS! The school year just started, but Prom will be here before you know it!  We need your help with the Silent Auction so that the Class of 2028 can host an amazing prom!  We need leaders with all kinds of talents, so check out the Silent Auction Chair application in the Junior Class Google Classroom, and submit the form by Tuesday, September 1.  See Mrs. Foreman or Mrs. Kaplan with any questions!  
• Don’t forget Student Council meetings start Tuesday, September 1 during your lunch period in Room 172.  Can’t wait to see you there!
• Are you looking for volunteering opportunities to give back to your community?  Stop by Room 135 to learn more about Riders for Social Justice!
• If you've got something to say and aren't afraid to speak your mind, join the Speech & Debate Team! We will have an informational meeting Tuesday after school in room 117 from 2:45-4pm. Come see what it's all about!
• Calling all Freshmen in the Class of 2030! Ready to kick off the school year with free food, games, and school spirit? Join us tomorrow night for the official Freshman Tailgate Party before our Rough Riders take on Willoughby South! Meet outside the baseball/softball fields at 5:45 pm. Wear your official Kickoff T-shirt for free admission to both the tailgate and the football game!

Athletic News

• Rough Riders pick-up another conference victory defeating Springfield 157-181, moving their record to 4-0 in MAC play!  Drew VanDamme led the way shooting 2 under while Garrett Polcha fired a personal best of 38!  Representing Roosevelt  today were Drew VanDamme, Jax Turner, Owen Puhalla, Garrett Polcha, Anderson Liggett and Zakary Kelling.  Great job Riders!  The boys will be back in action on Friday against Norton.
• Going to the football game tomorrow night?  Avoid the line and buy your tickets before school or duing your lunch period in the Athletics/Activities office, Room 106.  Student  tickets are $5, adults are $10 and senior citizens are free!

SCHOOL NEWS

• Hey JUNIORS! The school year just started, but Prom will be here before you know it!  We need your help with the Silent Auction so that the Class of 2028 can host an amazing prom!  We need leaders with all kinds of talents, so check out the Silent Auction Chair application in the Junior Class Google Classroom, and submit the form by Tuesday, September 1.  See Mrs. Foreman or Mrs. Kaplan with any questions!  
• Student Council meetings start Tuesday, September 1st during your lunch period in room 172.  We will be discussing homecoming spirit week themes.  Be there or be square.
• Riders for Social Justice will be meeting in Mr. Hibbs' room this Friday after school.  If you enjoy helping others and raising awareness for a cause, this is the club for you!!

SCHOOL NEWS

• Hey JUNIORS! The school year just started, but Prom will be here before you know it!  We need your help with the Silent Auction so that the Class of 2028 can host an amazing prom!  We need leaders with all kinds of talents, so check out the Silent Auction Chair application in the Junior Class Google Classroom, and submit the form by Tuesday, September 1.  See Mrs. Foreman or Mrs. Kaplan with any questions!  
• ATTENTION STUDENTS:  Afternoon Bus Safety Reminder - Students, when you are dismissed from the high school in the afternoon, please pay attention to your surroundings and use caution around the buses.  Do NOT walk between buses. Wait until buses have moved or use designated walkways.  Always stop and look for traffic before crossing Roosevelt Drive.  Do not assume drivers can see you—make sure traffic has stopped before crossing.  Your safety matters, Rough Riders. Take your time, look up, and make smart choices!

ATHLETIC NEWS

• Hey coaches and team captains! We encourage YOU to use our daily announcements to get information out about your team events, game day themes, and results of your competitions. You could even highlight players’ noteworthy achievements during a game or match. All announcements will also be posted on our TRHS website by date! Show your team spirit and submit your team announcements this year.

SCHOOL NEWS

• Let’s talk about Parking Permits – If you are driving and parking on campus, you must have a parking permit.  In order to get one, your parent or guardian has to log on to Final Forms and answer YES that you will be driving to school and complete the required information. After they answer yes, you will also have to log in to final forms and sign the student form. All drivers should note that there are designated spots for handicap, visitors, cosmetology patrons and silent auction winners.  DO NOT park in those spots without a proper permit or you will be ticketed. When the front lot becomes full, please remember to use the stadium lot. Mrs. D’Sidocky will start distributing parking passes to Roosevelt students beginning August 25 during lunches. If you are a CTE student from another district, please see the CTE office to pick up your permit. Drive safely,  Rough Riders!
• Calling all drama guild members or anyone interested in joining the TRHS Drama Guild!! Our first Drama Guild meeting is after school TODAY in the auditorium at 2:45 pm. Come out and see what we’re all about!
• Hey Rough Riders!  Do you want to make Roosevelt "Out of this World?"  Come to Booster Club Monday's after school in room 133.  Our first major project is the Homecoming Dance.  We need your help making this evening truly star studded. If you have any questions see Ms. Dreher or Mrs. Dolan for more information.  Hope to see you after school today in room 133.  

ATHLETIC NEWS

• Hey coaches and team captains! We encourage YOU to use our daily announcements to get information out about your team events, game day themes, and results of your competitions. You could even highlight players’ noteworthy achievements during a game or match. All announcements will also be posted on our TRHS website by date! Show your team spirit and submit your team announcements this year.

SCHOOL NEWS

• Let’s talk about Parking Permits – If you are driving and parking on campus, you must have a parking permit.  In order to get one, your parent or guardian has to log on to Final Forms and answer YES that you will be driving to school and complete the required information. After they answer yes, you will also have to log in to final forms and sign the student form. All drivers should note that there are designated spots for handicap, visitors, cosmetology patrons and silent auction winners.  DO NOT park in those spots without a proper permit or you will be ticketed. When the front lot becomes full, please remember to use the stadium lot. Mrs. D’Sidocky will start distributing parking passes to Roosevelt students beginning August 25 during lunches. If you are a CTE student from another district, please see the CTE office to pick up your permit. Drive safely,  Rough Riders!
• We encourage YOU and your groups to use our daily announcements to get information out about your club, team, and even your upcoming games or events. All announcements are also posted on our TRHS website by date! So let your voice be heard and submit your announcements this year.

SCHOOL NEWS

• Welcome back, Rough Riders! Take some time to settle in and see how YOU want to be involved this year. Join a club, play a sport, attend an event, take a leadership role, or participate in class. Whatever you decide to do, we are here to support you to make the year awesome! 
• Good morning SENIORS!!! Listen up - you don't want to miss the first of many events this year...join us TOMORROW at the rock at 6:45 AM for donuts, friends, and the making of unforgettable memories as we watch the sunrise, take pictures, and start our final year together! Wear the senior shirt that you need to pick up TODAY in the concessions stand during your lunch period! So set those alarms and get ready to start senior year with the BEST class ever - Class of 2027, let's make it a year to remember!!
• Let’s talk about Parking Permits – If you are driving and parking on campus, you must have a parking permit.  In order to get a parking permit your parent or guardian has to log on to Final forms and answer YES that you will be driving to school and complete the required information.  After they answer yes, you will also have to login to your student account on final forms and sign the form.  There are designated spots for handicap, visitors, cosmetology patrons and silent auction.  DO NOT park in those spots without a proper permit or you will be ticketed.  When the front lot becomes full, please remember to use the stadium lot.  Mrs. D’Sidocky will start distributing parking passes to Roosevelt students beginning August 25 during lunches.  If you are a CTE student from another district please see the CTE office to pick up your permit.  Drive safely,  Rough Riders!
• We encourage YOU and your groups to use our daily announcements to get information out about your club, team, and even your upcoming games or events. All announcements are also posted on our TRHS website by date! So let your voice be heard and submit your announcements this year.