News

Ms. Kaplan's 3rd grade STEM students created their first stop-motion short films. The students worked collaboratively choosing roles to create a story, build their setting and characters, and film/edit their videos.

Please be advised all outdoor activities in the Union City School District have been canceled today, Wednesday June 7, 2023, due to the current weather advisory and they will be rescheduled. Thank you for your attention in this matter.

The Roosevelt School would like to congratulate our 25 Years of Service Honorees who were recognized recently by the Union City Education Association on Thursday, June 1st. Thank you for all that you do for our school!

Here are some of our Rockstars from the month of April! We are so proud of them all. We commend them for their dedication to their studies. They have an incredible future in the Union City School District.

Here is the latest news and information about upcoming events concerning the Roosevelt School. Please take a moment to review our June 2023 calendar.

On Monday, May 22nd, the Roosevelt School hosted its annual Memorial Day/Global Running Day Event. In attendance was Veteran Lucy Del Guadio, Veteran as well as motivational speaker Earl Granville, and Civilian Tom Tice (Warriors Strong, Inc.). Our 6th grade students along with members from Union Hill's Junior ROTC, were escorted by the Union City Police Department on an 8 block run.

Please be advised of a very important and informative Open House hosted by Save Latin America that will take place on Saturday June 17, 2023 from 10:00AM-3:00PM at 138 39th Street, Union City, New Jersey. The event will take place rain or shine. There will be music, gifts and much more. Thank you for taking the time to review the flyer.

Please take a moment to read this very important message from our Union City Superintendent of Schools Silvia T. Abbato concerning Memorial Day. Thank you for taking the time to review.

Thank you to Walgreens and Captain Laurencio, along with the Union City Police Department, for teaching our students about the importance of community and giving back. Last week, representatives from Walgreens and the officers visited our school to talk about the Red Nose Day initiative to build healthy communities. Students received red noses and had some fun interacting with our Police Officers.

Ms. Granata's class went on a field trip to La Placita Supermarket to learn about grocery shopping in the community! This school year they have been learning about different kinds of foods, the different departments/aisles in the store, and community safety.