ATTENTION RIDERS!- PBIS is hosting a class competition from March 9th through March 20th. If your entire class is on time each day, your class will earn an entry into a drawing on 3/20. The more days you’re all on time, the more entries you get! The winning class will receive a Dirty Soda Party when we return from Spring Break. Make it to class on time for two weeks each period and help your class win!
Reminder to come to our Student Council meeting, tomorrow during your lunch. Officers, it is important you are there as we are discussing important events such as class forums and elections. We also have some fun activities planned for the meetings.
Contratulations to today's PBIS Winners: Aiden Deleon, Brady Liske, Brooke Beatty, Eva Eibler, Baylee Billiter. and Staff: Ms. Shepard
In honor of Women’s History Month, we are having a Trivia Contest. Each day on the morning announcements, an important name will be given for students to look up. Students can find out who that person is and what their contribution was. In two days, on March 18th, students can take the Trivia Quiz Google Form using their notes. Students who score 100% on the quiz will win a free ice cream bar and will be entered into a drawing for a Fifty Dollar DoorDash Card. The Trivia Quiz will go live following the morning announcements on Wednesday, March 18th. The deadline to submit your answers will be Thursday, March 19th. So, students, get your paper and pencil ready. Today’s woman is: Maya Angelou
Today is the start of Severe Weather Awareness Week and our meteorologists Ace Fridy and Clara Bowers are helping you prepare all week long. Lightning can strike miles away from the storm. Avoid open fields, the top of hills, ridges, trees, and other tall objects. Water is an excellent conductor of electricity, so when you hear thunder roar, go indoors. To know how far away the lighting is, count the amount of seconds from flash to bang. Then, divide that amount of time by 5. For example: 5 seconds equals 1 mile away. So when you hear thunder roar, go indoors.
If you are 17 years old and will be 18 before the general election on November 3rd, you can vote in the March 5th primary but you will need to get registered. If you are 18 years old and not registered to vote, you can get registered too. See Ms. Marchmon-Boykin in Room 161, Mrs. Puhalla in Room 127 or Mr. Childers in Room 137 to get registered. You will need a driver’s license or know the last 4 digits of your Social Security number. You can also register online at: olvr.ohiosos.gov
Attention Creatives!!! April is Alcohol Awareness Month. It’s also a time when many accidents including fatalities occur among young drivers. With that in mind, there is an opportunity for your talents to shine and for you to send an important message about the dangers of impaired driving to your school. This April, the Roosevelt Senior Class will be attending the None for Under 21 and Choices Beyond Rally. The event sponsors a poster contest for interested students to create a piece of artwork that depicts the dangers of impaired driving. Entries could earn a cash prize award of $1000, $750, or $500 dollars for Roosevelt. If you would like to showcase your art and possibly win money for Roosevelt, see Mrs. Peoples Dukes in room 159 to pick up an informational flier. Entries must be submitted to Mrs. People Dukes by Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
​​Bibbidi-bobbidi-boo… your weekend plans just came true! The TRHS Drama Guild proudly presents the classic musical, Cinderella! Get ready for a magical night of fairy godmothers, glass slippers, and a little happily-ever-after. Join us at 7:00 PM tonight and tomorrow night. Or bring the family to the 3:00 PM matinee on Sunday, March 1. Come support your talented classmates as they bring this familiar tale to life on stage. Don’t wait until midnight — be there on time to see the magic happen! See you at the show, Riders!
If you were planning on attending the OASL state leadership conference, you MUST register online TODAY and pay as soon as possible so we can finalize our hotel reservation!
JUNIORS!! It's YOUR turn to take the lead and leave your legacy! Ready to leave your mark on Roosevelt? Step up and be part of something bigger than yourself by applying for the Fall 2026 Leadership Retreat Planning Committee! We are looking for passionate, creative, motivated juniors who want to lead, inspire, and make a real impact in the halls of TRHS. This is your chance to shape an experience that influences other student leaders. As part of this student-driven committee (that meets as a class during fall semester), YOU will: create the retreat theme, design the logo, write and perform skits, plan workshops, curate the soundtrack for the retreat, serve the Kent community, and plan an unforgettable leadership experience. For nearly 40 years, students have carried on this legacy. Let’s continue the 40-year legacy of leadership together! Join us for a brief informational meeting on Thursday, March 12, after school in Room 133. For more details and application, read the attached overview information and join the LRPC 2026 Google Classroom (code: v3mevop6) where you will submit a completed Leadership Reflection form by March 18.
Think you’re tough? On Saturday, February 21st, prove it at the Polar Plunge. Freezing cold water, bit energy and bragging rights included. Jump in for the thrill, the cause or just to say you did it! Come find us in the lunch room to get a waiver.
Good Morning NHS! Next meeting will be tomorrow in the band room after school. See you then!
Are you interested in directing or acting in a student-led One Act? Come to our interest meeting on Monday, February 23, right after school in the auditorium. Ideas and sign-ups await! Details will be posted in the Drama Guild Band App and on our social media. See you there!
Congratulations to today’s PBIS winners Caleb Parker, Riley McCoy, Colton Stahl, Ethan Stager, Luke Haney, Izzie Fabry and staff member Mr. Ehlert.
The Speech and Debate Team competed at the State Qualifier Tournament this weekend. Sonnie Rivers led the team to win the Spirit Stick. Cooper Slater and Ash Riddick were named as alternates in their events. Leona Chambers qualified to States in Congressional Debate and Colemann Packer qualified to States in Lincoln Douglas Debate. Congratulations to the whole team!
SENIORS -- Tomorrow you will have your second class assembly during 2nd period. Please report to the auditorium after 1st period. If the assembly is done before the end of the period, students will go back to 2nd period. Students going on the senior class trip will be asked to stay after for some final trip reminders and updates.
Congratulations to everyone who participated in our Winter Rumble Class Competitions so far this year! The winning class of last week’s BINGO game was . . . the FRESHMEN!!! For the rock-paper-scissors champions, we have the JUNIORS, as witnessed at the pep assembly. Also making a strong showing of school spirit on Friday was the SOPHOMORES, who won the class competition cheer. All points will be added to each class’s total. Thanks for showing your Rider Pride last week!!
In honor of Black History Month, we will be having a Trivia Contest. Each day on the morning announcements, an important name will be given for students to look up. Students can find out who that person is and what their contribution was. At the end of the month, students can take the Trivia Quiz Google Form using their notes. Students who score 100% on the quiz will win a free ice cream bar and will be entered into a drawing for a Fifty Dollar Sheetz Card. So, students, get your paper and pencil ready. Today’s person is: Booker T. Washington.
Staff Shout Out: Mr. Titko was nominated for involving your students in the CTE presentation to sophomores in such a creative way! It's great to see the pride in their work on their faces as they share what they have gained from the program. Great job! Our students are lucky to have you and we appreciate you at TRHS!
Congratulations to our PBIS Winners: Lillie Boyd, Isaac Freedman, Suri Butler, Maggie Pazderak, Ty Porter, and staff member Mrs. Foreman.