
Physicals for those who need them to play sports or to meet school requirements will be offered at Roscoe Central School from 10 a.m. to noon Aug. 1 and Sept. 13, in nurse's office. Appointments are required. Parents or guardians should call Abby DeFreitas at 607-498-4126, ext. 6107, or email adefreitas@roscoe.k12.ny.us.

Congratulations to Ava Hesse and the Class of 2023. #RoscoeCSClassOf2023


The kindergartners' school spirit was on display in full force, with students participating in each Spirit Day theme last month. Check them out!






Congratulations to Liam Haering and the Class of 2023. #RoscoeCSClassOf2023


Sullivan BOCES is partnering with Catholic Charities of Orange, Sullivan & Ulster to provide medication storage and destruction tools to schools throughout Sullivan County and to the families they serve.
CCOSU can provide medication destruction packets, medication trackers, medication storage bags and medication timer caps. These tools can decrease medication access to youths, deter misuse by teens and adults, and can help individuals to keep track of their daily medications.
For more information, contact CCOSU Prevention Department at 845-794-8080, ext. 2530 or 2531.


PreK recently enjoyed a tow truck visit from Niko, Emily and George Niforatos of Niko’s Auto Repair. The class learned about the two different tow trucks, what they are used for, and how they work. The class really enjoyed the visit.


The Roscoe PTA will be hosting its annual Spring BOGO Book Fair from June 5 to June 9 in the RCS gymnasium. The book fair will be open 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., with evening hours of 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, June 7 and 8. Cash, credit and eWallet will be available for payment options. For more information, contact Jaclyn Day at 845-807-6215 or jday@roscoe.k12.ny.us or Sylvia Park at 845-798-6596. The book fair can also be accessed online at https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/roscoecentralschool1


Congratulations to Samantha Bonilla and the Class of 2023. #RoscoeCSClassOf2023


We celebrated Spirit Week last week with a variety of activities and dress up days for the entire school. The week concluded with Spirit Day, where classes in seventh through 12th grade, competed in activities all day long, sometimes as other classes cheered on











The Roscoe Central School Class of 2026 is hosting a pet food and supply drive through June 9. Dog and cat food, new or gently used towels or blankets, treats, cat litter and cleaning supplies are being collected to be donated to Catskill Animal Rescue in Liberty. Members of the public may drop off supplies at the RCS lobby near the new gym.


Congratulations to Jade Baker and the Class of 2023. #RoscoeCSClassOf2023


Congratulations to Delyla Alger and the Class of 2023. #RoscoeCSClassOf2023


Mrs. Nikki Rasnick, a familiar face at RCS, taught students in Studio Art how to create a Poured Painting. She brought in examples of her work and then taught the lesson for several class periods. Students drew a design, outlined with hot glue, mixed colors of paint in a cup, and poured the paint on their canvas. It's actually a bit more detailed than that, but through the process, students made fantastic works of art! Some of the artworks were on display at the High School Art Show at Bethel Woods. Thank you, Nikki, for teaching students this different way of painting. More photos can be seen on our Facebook page.











Congratulations to Daniel Aiello and the Class of 2023. #RoscoeCSClassOf2023


Mrs. Rasnick visited the elementary classrooms with the baby chicks and Mr. Juron visited the elementary classrooms with the baby ducks before they went home. Both the ducks and chicks were hatched at RCS.



The first graders got into the spirit of Spirit Week this week, with Character Day and Tourist Day.



There will be a Roscoe Central School Board of Education meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 25, in the RCS auditorium to discuss the revote of the 2023-24 school budget. The public is encouraged to attend.

This week is Spirit Week at Roscoe.
Classes can earn points for dressing for the theme for the day as follows:
Monday, May 22: COUNTRY v. COUNTRY CLUB DAY
Tuesday, May 23: (HONOR DAY) RAINBOW/CRAZY DAY. This day is optional. Many students will be out of the building, however, we want to continue the fun all week!
Wednesday, May 24: TOURIST DAY
Thursday, May 25: CHARACTER DAY
Friday, May 26: CLASS COLOR DAY: 12th Grade/6th Grade: Black Bloodhounds; 11th Grade/5th Grade: Blue Bulls; 0th Grade/4th Grade: Red Pandas; 9th Grade/3rd Grade: Pink Piranhas; 8th Grade/1st&2nd Grade: Silver Swordfish; 7th grade/ PreK&K: Purple Panthers.
Dress-Up Rules for Spirit Day points: 5 items (clothing/props); must be easily identifiable; judges opinion stands .


Fifth grade students were recognized Friday morning for completing the 10-week Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program. DARE is a police officer-led series of classroom lessons that teaches fifth graders life lessons and valuable tools to resist peer pressure and live productive drug- and violence-free lives. Students also learn skills such as effective communication, ways to be good citizens, safely reporting bullying and stress management. DARE is the bridge to building trust and positive community-police relations offering students the opportunity to gain a trustworthy role model, develop a positive attitude toward law enforcement personnel, and acquire greater respect for the law.








Roscoe students will have the opportunity to take part in the following Regents review sessions:
• Math with Mrs. Carpenter (Algebra I, Grade 9, Geometry, Grade 10, Algebra II, Grade 11): Tuesday to Thursday before school and during homeroom, 7:15-8:02 a.m; after school starting May 23, 2:45-3:45 p.m.
• Math with Mr. Emory (Algebra IB Grade 10): Mondays and Wednesdays after school starting May 22, 2:45-3:45 p.m.
• Social Studies with Mr. Bertollo (Global Studies Grade 10/ US History Grade 11):
Wednesdays after school, 2:45-3:45 p.m.
• English with Mrs. Lambe (ELA Regents Grade 11 ): May 25 and 30 and June 1 after school, 2:45-3:45 p.m.
• Science with Mr. Pantilieris (Living Environment Regents Grades 9 or 10):
Tuesday-Thursday homeroom, 7:35-8:02 a.m., after school upon request and scheduling availability starting May 23, 2:45-3:45 p.m.
Students should let their teachers know ahead of time if they plan to attend.
