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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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2024-2025 School Supplies
Click HERE for a list of school supplies suggested for the 2024-2025 school year.
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Roxbury PTA and PTO Groups to Host ‘Meet the Candidates Night’
Roxbury Township residents will have the opportunity to vote for three seats for a three-year term on the Roxbury Board of Education on the Tuesday, November 5th ballot. In preparation for this election, the Roxbury PTA and PTO groups will co-host an upcoming ‘Meet the Candidates Night’ forum moderated by the Morris Area League of Women Voters in conjunction with The Daily Record and the Morristown Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
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Roxbury Distinguished Alumni Award Nominations are Now Being Accepted
Alumni, faculty, staff, students, or friends of Roxbury Schools may submit nominations for the 10th annual Distinguished Alumni Award. All interested in submitting a nomination may complete and return the nomination form by no later than April 15, 2024 for the upcoming selection year. Online submissions are preferred and can be located at http://www.roxbury.org/distinguishedalumni.
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Roxbury Schools Awarded Sustainable Jersey for Schools Certification
All seven Roxbury Township Public Schools have met the requirements once again to achieve Sustainable Jersey for Schools certification, bringing the total number of certified schools across New Jersey to 337. Franklin, Jefferson, Kennedy, Nixon, Lincoln/Roosevelt elementary schools and Eisenhower Middle School renewed their Bronze-level certification and for the first time, Roxbury High School achieved Silver-level certification distinction.
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Roxbury Schools Announces New Superintendent
The Roxbury Township Board of Education is very pleased to report that at the Monday, May 8th Board of Education meeting it unanimously passed the appointment of Dr. Frank Santora as the district’s next Superintendent of Schools.
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Roxbury Schools Raise Funds for Pediatric Cancer
Schools in Roxbury Township had a reason to celebrate this March, not just for St. Patrick’s Day and all things Irish or for March Madness, but for the amount of money they raised to fight pediatric cancer. Out of three events held between March 10th and 24th, the district raised more than $76,000.
