🎉👩‍🚒👨‍⚕️🚀 Career Dress-Up Day ! 👷‍♀️👩‍🔬👨‍🏫🎉

This Thursday, May 14th, we’re inviting all students and staff to celebrate their future ambitions by dressing as their dream job! Whether you aspire to be a firefighter, doctor, astronaut, teacher, engineer, or anything in between, this is your chance to showcase your goals and creativity.

Come dressed in your favorite career outfit and join us for a fun-filled day of inspiration, imagination, and future-focused fun. Let’s fill our school with future leaders, helpers, innovators, and dreamers!

We can’t wait to see everyone’s amazing career choices as we celebrate the bright futures ahead! 🌟
20 days ago, Rene Oakes
A bright and cheerful school flyer with a light blue background announces “Career Dress-Up Day!” in large bold orange lettering across the top. Beneath the title, text invites all students and staff to dress as their dream job. The center of the flyer features a diverse group of cartoon children and adults dressed in various career outfits, including a firefighter, astronaut, medical professional, superhero, and other professions, symbolizing future career aspirations. Confetti is scattered throughout the design, adding a festive feel. At the bottom, additional text shares that the event will take place on Thursday, May 14th, encouraging participants to celebrate their future ambitions by wearing career-themed attire. Decorative tools such as wrenches appear in the corners, reinforcing the career exploration theme. The overall design is colorful, playful, and motivational.
🖤💛 GAME DAY FOR GCR VARSITY SOFTBALL! 💛🖤

The GCR Softball team is ready to take the field as they head to Windham-Ashland-Jewett for another big matchup! 🚀🐾

📍 Location: Windham-Ashland-Jewett Central School
📅 Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2026
⏰ First Pitch: 4:15 PM

Our GCR varsity girls are bringing determination, teamwork, and black-and-gold energy to the diamond! Let’s rally behind our athletes as they continue their exciting season! 🥎🔥

Good luck, ladies! Play hard and make GCR proud!

#GCRAthletics #RocketCats #BlackAndGold #VarsitySoftball #GameDay #GCRPride #SoftballSeason
20 days ago, Rene Oakes
A bold game-day poster promotes a varsity softball matchup between GCR and Windham-Ashland-Jewett. The background features a softball field at sunset, with the glowing sun low over the outfield. A large yellow softball is centered in the design, overlaid with the words “Varsity Softball Game” in bold white and gold lettering. GCR’s Rocket Cats logo appears on the left, while the Windham-Ashland-Jewett logo is displayed on the right. Between them is a gold “VS” emblem. Event details are prominently listed near the bottom: “Wednesday May 13th, 2026” “Start at 4:15 PM” “Windham-Ashland-Jewett Central School” The poster uses GCR’s black-and-gold color scheme throughout, creating a spirited and competitive visual celebrating the upcoming game.
🏃‍♀️ TRACK & FIELD IS BACK IN ACTION! 🏃‍♀️

The Track team is hitting the track once again as they travel to Unatego for another exciting meet!

📍 Location: Unatego
📅 Date: Wednesday, May 13
⏰ Time: 4:00 PM

Come cheer on our dedicated athletes as they represent with speed, strength, and school pride! Every race, jump, and throw is another chance to shine!

Best of luck to all of our track athletes as they continue their outstanding season! 🏅🔥

20 days ago, Rene Oakes
A promotional graphic announces an upcoming GCR track meet against Unatego. The design features a cream-colored background with large bold text at the top reading “TRACK MEET” in gradient blue, black, and gold letters. Beneath it, a black banner reads “VS Unatego.” The lower half of the image shows silhouettes of runners in motion across a red running track with curved lanes, symbolizing speed and competition. At the bottom, bold text displays the event details: “May 13th @ 4:00 PM.” The overall design uses energetic sports imagery and GCR’s black-and-gold spirit colors, emphasizing excitement for the upcoming meet.
🎾🏆 WHAT A SEASON FOR GCR VARSITY TENNIS! 🏆🎾
The GCR Varsity Tennis team wrapped up an extraordinary season yesterday at the League Tournament in Saugerties, and what a journey it has been! 🖤💛

With determination, teamwork, and GCR pride, this talented team represented GCR with excellence all season long, finishing with an incredible 11-3 record... the program’s best varsity tennis finish since 2011! 🚀🐾

A very special congratulations goes out to Jillian Mosely and Madie Burgwin, who made school history by bringing home a trophy as Ladies Doubles League Champions! 🥇🏆 Their outstanding performance, dedication, and competitive spirit earned GCR a championship moment to celebrate for years to come.

A heartfelt special thank you to our seniors, Roni Grieco and Blake Albano, for their hard work, leadership, and dedication to the program throughout their careers. Your commitment helped shape this successful season, and your presence on and off the court will truly be missed. 💛🎾

This season was filled with hard work, perseverance, and unforgettable accomplishments, and we couldn’t be prouder of this team for raising the bar and leaving their mark on GCR Athletics history.

Congratulations to all of our athletes and coaches on a phenomenal season! The future is shining bright for GCR Tennis! 🎉🎾

#GCRAthletics #RocketCats #BlackAndGold #LeagueChampions #VarsityTennis #SchoolHistory #GCRPride #ChampionshipSeason
20 days ago, Rene Oakes
A GIF showcasing GCR Tennis's Spring 2026 11-3 record season. It has a slide show of images from the tennis season, and at the end it showcases the seniors on the team Roni Grieco and Blake Albano, with "Thank you Seniors" in bold black lettering outlined in gold.

Roxbury Central School needs an election inspector for the May 19, 2026 school budget vote. Hours will be 3:00 to 9:00 PM, and will pay $120 for the day. Please contact Marianne Schor, District Clerk, at 607-326-4151 ext. 2014 or schorm@roxburycsd.org.

20 days ago, Marianne Schor

🎾🏆 HISTORY IN THE MAKING! 🏆🎾

What an incredible day for GCR Tennis! Out of 10 talented teams in the Girls Doubles Championship bracket, it came down to the final 2 teams... and BOTH proudly represented GCR Athletics! 🖤💛

That’s right, no matter how the final match played out, GCR brought home the championship trophy! 🚀🐾

A huge congratulations to Jillian Mosely and Madison Burgwin on their incredible 1st Place Championship victory! 🥇🎉 Your hard work, determination, and outstanding performance have officially secured your place in GCR Athletics history!

This is an unforgettable moment for our tennis program and a true testament to the dedication, perseverance, and excellence of all our student-athletes.

Congratulations to our amazing girls for making school history and proving that GCR pride shines bright on the courts!

Let’s hear it for GCR Tennis and this extraordinary accomplishment! 🎾🔥

#GCRAthletics #BlackAndGold #GirlsDoublesChampionship #TennisHistory #GCRPride #ChampionshipBound

20 days ago, Rene Oakes
A celebratory championship graphic features four GCR girls tennis athletes standing side by side on a bright blue outdoor tennis court under sunny skies. Gold confetti rains down across the image, with a large gold trophy centered behind them against a dark backdrop. Bold white and gold lettering at the top reads “League Champions.” From left to right, the athletes wear matching white, black, and gray GCR tennis uniforms. The first player, Madison Goodchild, smiles while holding a tennis racket. Next to her is Gina Galunas, also holding a racket. On the right side are first-place doubles champions Jillian Mosely and Madison Burgwin, standing proudly together beneath a gold banner displaying their names. Silver and gold ribbon-style nameplates identify each doubles pair, with Madison Goodchild and Gina Galunas labeled at the bottom left, and Jillian Mosely and Madison Burgwin highlighted on a gold banner near the center-right. The overall design emphasizes triumph and school pride, celebrating GCR Tennis’ league championship success.
🌟 Scholar Recognition Honoree Celebration 🌟

On Monday evening, Roxbury Central School proudly celebrated senior Addy Hynes at the Scholar Recognition Dinner, recognizing her outstanding academic achievements, dedication, and bright future ahead.

Addy was honored alongside her mentor, Rinda Mattice, whose guidance and support have helped shape Addy’s educational journey. RCS Curriculum Coordinator Carolyn Cooper and Superintendent Stacy Ward helped represent RCS at the dinner, making this a truly special occasion for the Roxbury community.

Congratulations to Addy Hynes on this incredible accomplishment and to Rinda Mattice for her meaningful mentorship. Your hard work, leadership, and commitment to excellence make Roxbury proud! 🎓✨

#RoxburyCentralSchool #ScholarRecognition #ClassOf2026 #RoxburyPride #AcademicExcellence #MentorshipMatters
21 days ago, Rene Oakes
A formal, celebratory scholar recognition poster designed in black, gold, and white honors Addy Hynes. The background features shimmering gold sparkles, sweeping ribbon-like gold borders, and dramatic light effects for an elegant awards-style appearance. Across the top, stylized script and bold lettering read “Scholar Recognition,” with decorative gold flourishes framing the title. At the center is a large framed group photo showing four women standing side by side in front of a wood-paneled wall. From left to right: Carolyn Cooper, identified as RCS Curriculum Coordinator, wears a muted green blazer over professional attire; Stacy Ward, RCS Superintendent, stands next in a dark blazer with an orange blouse; Addy Hynes, the honoree, stands smiling in the center holding a certificate while wearing a black and white dress; and mentor Rinda Mattice stands on the far right in a light blue striped dress. A gold ribbon banner near the top right prominently displays Addy Hynes’ name, while another gold ribbon near the lower right identifies Rinda Mattice as Mentor. Carolyn Cooper and Stacy Ward’s names and titles are displayed near their positions in smaller text. The overall composition resembles an upscale academic awards announcement, emphasizing achievement, mentorship, and celebration.
A reminder that the final budget presentation will be held tonight, May 12th, at Roxbury Central School at 6:30 PM prior to the regular BOE meeting. Please note that the location has been changed from the board meeting room to the library to accommodate a larger group. We hope to see you there!
21 days ago, Marianne Schor

Tomorrow is the big day! 🌧️🚒👮‍♂️🚑

Join us on Tuesday, May 13 for our exciting Community Helpers/Emergency Services Career Day on the school field!

Students will have the opportunity to explore a variety of incredible helping careers in Emergency Services, including:

🔥 Firefighters
🚓 County & State Police
🚑 EMS Personnel
🌲 DEC ENCON Officers
🚁 County Emergency Services
…and so much more!

This hands-on event will give students a chance to meet the everyday heroes who serve our communities and learn about the important work they do.

☔ Important Reminder:
Please make sure your child comes prepared for the weather by bringing rain jackets and boots so they can stay comfortable while enjoying this unforgettable day of learning and exploration!

We can’t wait for a day full of discovery, community spirit, and career inspiration!

21 days ago, Roxbury Central School
A colorful school event poster with a cheerful rainy-day theme announces “Community Helpers/Emergency Services Career Day” on Wednesday, May 13. At the top, large bright blue text is surrounded by raindrops. Across the center, six cartoon children of diverse appearances wear colorful rain jackets and boots while smiling and splashing through puddles. One child wears a firefighter helmet, symbolizing emergency service careers. Below the children, large blue script reminds families to “Remember to bring your rain jacket and boots!” Additional text explains that PreK through 12th grade students will learn about various helping careers in emergency services on the school field, including firefighters, LifeNet medical aircraft, county emergency services with a drone, DEC ENCON officers, county and state police, EMS, and more. Decorative rain clouds, raindrops, scarves, and rain boots are scattered throughout the poster, reinforcing the rainy weather message. The overall design is bright, playful, and family-friendly, encouraging students to come prepared for an educational outdoor event despite wet conditions.

⚾🥎🖤💛 SENIOR NIGHT is HERE, GCR! 💛🖤⚾🥎

Tonight in Gilboa, GCR Athletics proudly celebrates our incredible Varsity Baseball and Varsity Softball seniors as they take on Windham-Ashland-Jewett in a special evening of competition, recognition, and Black & Gold pride! 🚀🐾

📍 Gilboa
🕓 Game time starts at 4:15 PM

Join us as we honor these outstanding senior athletes for their dedication, leadership, and unforgettable contributions to GCR Athletics. From the diamond to the dugout, these student athletes have left a lasting legacy!

Let’s pack the stands, celebrate our seniors, and cheer on GCR as they battle WAJ on Senior Night! 🌟

#GCRAthletics #BlackAndGold #SeniorNight #VarsityBaseball #VarsitySoftball #GCRPride

21 days ago, Rene Oakes
A dramatic Senior Night baseball poster honors GCR Athletics senior David Cammer. The image features David in a black and gold GCR baseball uniform in a pitching stance, centered against a fiery baseball-themed background. Large “Senior Night” text repeats behind him, while his name is prominently displayed at the top. At the bottom, the GCR Rocket Cats logo is shown against the Windham-Ashland-Jewett logo with “VS” between them. Event details note Gilboa, May 12th, and a 4:15 PM start time. The design highlights athletic intensity, senior recognition, and Black & Gold school pride.
A vibrant Senior Night varsity softball poster celebrates GCR Athletics’ senior softball players with a dramatic black, gold, and white design. The background features repeated large “Senior Night” text layered over glowing stadium lights. Six senior athletes in black and gold GCR uniforms are showcased across the poster in dynamic action poses, each labeled with their names: Ayana Sarter, Jacey O’Donnell, Savannah Peterson, Addy Hynes, Gabriella Miraglio, and Kylie Liddle. Players are shown batting, running, pitching, fielding, and posing with gloves, representing their athletic contributions. At the bottom center, the GCR Rocket Cats logo faces the Windham-Ashland-Jewett logo with a bold “VS” graphic between them. Event details list the game location as Gilboa, with the date of May 12th and game time of 4:15 PM. The overall design highlights school pride, senior recognition, and celebration of the varsity softball team’s accomplishments.

🎾🖤💛 Good Luck, GCR Tennis! 💛🖤🎾

Today is the day! Our GCR Tennis team is heading to the League Championship Tournament at Total Tennis in Saugerties, NY ready to compete with skill, determination, and Black & Gold pride! 🚀🐾

We are cheering on our Rocket Cats as they represent Gilboa-Conesville Roxbury on the courts and give it their all in this exciting championship battle.

Serve strong, play hard, and leave it all on the court! We are proud of you! 🎾🏆

#GCRAthletics #BlackAndGold #Tennis #LeagueChampionship #GoodLuck #GCRPride

21 days ago, Rene Oakes
A bold, energetic tennis tournament poster promotes the GCR Tennis team’s participation in the League Championship Tournament. The design features a large silhouette of a tennis player serving a ball in the foreground, set against a bright outdoor stadium tennis court with blue skies and grandstands. Large gold and silver gradient text reads “GOOD LUCK,” with “Total Tennis League Tournament” displayed above and the date “12 MAY 2026” prominently featured. A bright green tennis ball labeled “GCR Tennis” appears in the upper corner, adding vibrant color to the design. Dynamic white motion lines sweep across the background, emphasizing movement and athletic energy. The overall poster highlights excitement, school pride, and support for GCR Athletics as the Rocket Cats compete in their league championship event.

🎉🖤💛 Celebrate Our Athletes! 💛🖤🎉

GCR Athletics is proud to announce our Modified Sports Celebration Night on June 10th, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the RCS Cafetorium! 🚀🐾

Join us as we honor the hard work, dedication, growth, and achievements of our incredible modified student-athletes from:

⚽ Girls Modified Soccer
⚽ Boys Modified Soccer
🏀 Girls Modified Basketball
🏀 Boys Modified Basketball
⛷ Modified Ski
🥎 Girls Modified Softball
⚾ Boys Modified Baseball

This special evening is all about celebrating our young athletes who proudly represent Gilboa-Conesville Roxbury with Black & Gold spirit, determination, and teamwork all year long.

Let’s come together to recognize the rising stars of GCR Athletics and applaud their amazing accomplishments! 🌟

#GCRAthletics #BlackAndGold #ModifiedSports #CelebrationNight #FutureRocketCats #GCRPride

22 days ago, Rene Oakes
A formal celebration poster announces GCR Athletics’ Modified Celebration Night with an elegant black, gold, and white design. Large script text centered on the page reads “Modified Celebration Night.” At the top, event details list June 10, 2026, at the RCS Cafetorium beginning at 6:00 PM. Decorative gold pennant banners stretch across the upper portion, alongside sports balls representing soccer, baseball, basketball, and softball. The poster includes logos for Roxbury Rockets, Gilboa-Conesville Roxbury Rocket Cats, and Gilboa teams, symbolizing the combined GCR Athletics program. A detailed list recognizes the participating modified teams: Girls and Boys Modified Soccer, Girls and Boys Modified Basketball, Modified Ski, Girls Modified Softball, and Boys Modified Baseball. Gold laurel accents frame the sports list, while athletic silhouettes, including a skier, add visual energy. The overall design conveys pride, celebration, and recognition for GCR’s developing student-athletes and their accomplishments throughout the year.
🎓✨ **Senior Spotlight: Gabriella Miraglio** ✨🎓

Roxbury Central School proudly celebrates Gabriella Miraglio as she prepares for an exciting future at SUNY Cobleskill! 🧡⚽

Gabriella will major in Business Administration while continuing her athletic journey on the soccer team. A true powerhouse, she has excelled as a three-sport athlete in soccer, basketball, and softball, while also earning induction into the National Technical Honor Society through her CTE Cosmetology Program.

From success in academics and athletics to unforgettable Foods Class memories, Gabriella has made her mark in so many incredible ways.

Congratulations, Gabriella! Your determination, leadership, and drive will carry you far in this next amazing chapter. 🌟

#RoxburyPride #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2026 #FutureLeader #SUNYCobleskill
22 days ago, Rene Oakes
A senior spotlight graphic for Roxbury Central School featuring two photos of Gabriella Miraglio. One is a black-and-white portrait of Gabriella standing outdoors in a dress against a snowy landscape. The second is a family-style photo showing Gabriella with loved ones while holding a certificate. The design includes orange and black graduation-themed decorations with graduation caps. Text explains that Gabriella plans to attend SUNY Cobleskill to study Business Administration, play soccer, is a three-sport athlete, was inducted into the National Technical Honor Society through cosmetology, and fondly remembers Foods Class as her favorite school memory.

🎓🏅 Excellence in the Classroom AND in Competition! 🖤💛

GCR Athletics is proud to celebrate our incredible Scholar Athlete Teams for their dedication, perseverance, and outstanding achievements both academically and athletically!

👏 Congratulations to our Varsity Softball and Varsity Tennis teams for earning Scholar Athlete recognition! These student-athletes continue to prove that success comes from hard work, discipline, and commitment on the field, court, and in the classroom. 🚀🐾

Your Black & Gold pride shines bright as you represent Gilboa-Conesville Roxbury with excellence in every arena. We are proud of your accomplishments and the example you set for our school community!

📸 A photo of the Varsity Tennis team is currently unavailable.

#GCRAthletics #BlackAndGold #ScholarAthletes #VarsitySoftball #VarsityTennis #AcademicExcellence #GCRPride

23 days ago, Rene Oakes
A celebratory graphic honors GCR Athletics Scholar Athlete Teams with a black, gold, and gray design. At the top, large bold text reads “Scholar Athlete Teams,” decorated with graduation-themed icons including a diploma and graduation cap. Centered beneath the title is a team photo of the GCR Varsity Softball team, featuring student-athletes and coaches posed together on a softball field in matching black and gold uniforms. The players stand and kneel in rows, smiling for the group photo. Stylized script labels identify “Varsity Softball” beneath the team photo and “Varsity Tennis” lower on the graphic. Silhouettes of athletes playing softball, tennis, and racquet sports decorate the corners, reinforcing the athletic theme. The overall design emphasizes academic and athletic achievement while showcasing GCR’s Black & Gold pride.
🚓🧡 Real lessons. Real challenges. Real impact. 🧡🚓

On Thursday afternoon, May 7th, Roxbury’s 11th and 12th grade students participated in an engaging and eye-opening Impaired Driver Safety Activity hosted by ADAC and the Delaware County Sheriff’s Department.

Students rotated through four interactive safety stations designed to demonstrate the very real dangers of impaired and distracted driving. Activities included:

🔸 A DWI pedal car simulation course while wearing impairment goggles
🔸 Sobriety walk challenges testing balance and coordination
🔸 Hands-on reaction and decision-making activities
🔸 Interactive safety education stations focused on impaired driving awareness

From navigating obstacle courses with distorted vision goggles to experiencing firsthand how impairment affects coordination and judgment, students gained powerful insight into the dangers drivers face when under the influence or distracted behind the wheel.

Even several Roxbury staff members joined in on the activities, proving that learning about roadway safety is important for everyone!

A huge thank you to ADAC and the Delaware County Sheriff’s Department for bringing this valuable program to our students and staff. Programs like these help create safer drivers, smarter choices, and stronger communities.

#RoxburyCentralSchool #ADAC #DelawareCountySheriff #DriverSafety #ImpairedDrivingAwareness #SafeChoices #FutureDrivers #CommunityStrong #RoxburyPride
23 days ago, Rene Oakes
A GIF showcasing images of students participating in the distracted drivers event that took place on May 7th.
🎓✨ Senior Spotlight: Isabelle Cortese ✨🎓

Roxbury Central School is proud to celebrate Isabelle Cortese as she steps into her next chapter, entering the workforce with big dreams of one day owning her own business. 💼🌟

Grounded in determination and driven by her goals, Isabelle is ready to carve her own path and build something truly her own. From meaningful memories to bold ambitions, her journey is just beginning.

Congratulations, Isabelle! Your future is yours to create, and we can’t wait to see where it takes you. 🧡

#RoxburyPride #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2026 #FutureEntrepreneur
28 days ago, Rene Oakes
A senior spotlight graphic for Roxbury Central School featuring a black-and-white portrait of Isabelle Cortese sitting on a large round hay bale outdoors. She is looking off into the distance with a scenic rural background behind her. The design includes graduation-themed decorations such as caps and colorful accents in orange and black. Text on the image shares that Isabelle plans to enter the workforce with the long-term goal of owning her own business, includes a personal note about her father being her best friend, and lists “skipping classes” as her favorite school memory.

🏆🖤💛 SAVE THE DATE, GCR Athletics! 💛🖤🏆

Mark your calendars for the GCR Athletics Athletic Banquet on June 4th, 2026, in Gilboa as we celebrate an incredible year of GCR pride, dedication, and achievement! 🚀🐾

🍽 Dinner begins at 5:00 PM
🏅 Awards Ceremony starts at 5:30 PM

📋 Banquet slips are available outside Miss Andrews’ room
📬 Please return completed slips to Miss Andrews or Mr. McGlynn by May 28th

Join us for an evening of celebration as we honor the hard work, teamwork, and accomplishments of our GCR Athletics student-athletes. Let’s come together in true Black & Gold style!

#GCRAthletics #BlackAndGold #AthleticBanquet #SaveTheDate #GCRPride

28 days ago, Rene Oakes
A bold, high-energy “Save the Date” poster for the GCR Athletics Athletic Banquet featuring a dramatic black background with fiery sports imagery. Flaming sports balls, including a soccer ball, baseball, basketball, and tennis ball, are displayed across the design. Large gold text reads “Save the Date Athletic Banquet.” Event details prominently state June 4, 2026, at 5:00 PM in Gilboa. The GCR Rocket Cats logo appears on the right side, reinforcing the combined Gilboa-Conesville Roxbury black and gold athletic identity. The design conveys excitement, school pride, and celebration.
🎓✨ Senior Spotlight: Kathryn Cortese ✨🎓

Roxbury Central School proudly celebrates Kathryn Cortese as she prepares for an exciting future at Russell Sage College, where she will pursue her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology! 🧠🧡

From her passion for the arts through the NCOC Visual Arts & Communication Technology Program to her ballet background, Kathryn’s journey has been filled with creativity, dedication, and ambition. Her next chapter promises even more growth as she steps toward a future of understanding and helping others.

Congratulations, Kathryn! Your Roxbury family is cheering you on as you leap boldly into this new adventure. 🌟

#RoxburyPride #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2026 #FuturePsychologist
28 days ago, Rene Oakes
A senior spotlight graphic for Roxbury Central School featuring Kathryn Cortese seated outdoors on a hay bale, wearing an elegant black dress. She is posed against a scenic natural background with autumn-colored trees and open sky. The graduation-themed design includes orange and black decorative splashes and graduation caps. Text shares that Kathryn plans to attend Russell Sage College for Psychology, previously studied ballet, and cherishes her time in the NCOC Visual Arts & Communication Technology Program as her favorite school memory.
Due to a water main break, CROP is cancelled for today. There will be NO 4:30 bus.
29 days ago, Marianne Schor

🎓✨ Big Cheers for the Class of 2026! ✨🎓

Roxbury Central School proudly celebrates our top academic stars:
🌟 Valedictorian: Addy Hynes
🌟 Salutatorian: Jacey O’Donnell

Through dedication, perseverance, and a whole lot of Rocket pride, these two have soared to the top! 🚀

Join us in congratulating Addy and Jacey on this incredible achievement—your hard work has truly set the standard. The future is shining bright! 🧡🖤

#RoxburyCentralSchool #ClassOf2026 #Valedictorian #Salutatorian #RocketPride #AcademicExcellence

29 days ago, Roxbury Central School
Val and Sal