6th Grade Physical Exam and Immunization Requirements for 2017-2018 School Year

Information for Parents of Rising 6th Grade Students

Kindergarten Round-Up, May 4

Roosevelt Yearbooks 2016-2017

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Parent University heads to Peoria Riverfront Museum, April 20

The final Parent University of the 2016-2017 year will be held Thursday, April 20 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Peoria Riverfront Museum. The host schools are Rolling Acres Middle School and Hines Primary School. Don't miss this evening of fun family activities!

Roosevelt observes Youth Violence Prevention Week

Throughout the Peoria Public Schools, students observed Youth Violence Prevention Week with activities and discussions on healthy relationships and conflict resolution. Roosevelt students showed their solidarity by wearing their purple and orange school colors and ended the week by joining hands and forming a giant peace symbol in the gym.

Sports Physical Exams

Physical Exam Requirements for Students Entering Kindergarten, 6th, and 9th Grades for Fall 2017

Dental Requirements for Students Entering Kindergarten, 2nd, and 6th Grades for Fall 2017

*NEW! ASTHMA ACTION PLAN REQUIREMENT*

Roosevelt wins most improved attendance for February

Principal Cynthia Clark and the Roosevelt Magnet School staff was recognized at the March 20 Peoria Public Schools Board of Education meeting for having the second most-improved attendance rates for February 2017. Clark spoke about the incentive programs she and Roosevelt teachers have created to encourage students to keep absences low including Assistant Principal Denise Smith's home-baked snickerdoodles.

Auditions for the Fine Arts Magnet Program Begin March 1st

Click here for further details about auditions happening now in preparation for next school year.

Choirs perform at Germantown Hills competition

Choir students from Roosevelt Magnet School competed in the Illinois Grade School Music Association (IGSMA) District contest this past Friday. Mrs. Beverly Stenoish and Ms. Morgan Hansmeier prepared three separate choral groups for this annual event. They were all accompanied by Mrs. Dawn Clark. The newly reformed 5th grade magnet students brought home first place medals and ratings in their two groups, a 5th/6th grade choir and an all 5th grade swing choir (singing and dancing combined). The 7/8th grade choir brought home a second place ranking. Roosevelt Magnet is the only district grade school to compete in this event. It is a great deal of hard work, and a great accomplishment. The directors would like to thank our parents, administration, and our district for all of their support.

Roosevelt host school for Budding Artists Parent University at Downtown Library

Join us as we celebrate the Peoria Public Schools’ Budding Artists at Parent University, Thursday, March 16 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Peoria Public Library Main Branch. The host schools for the March Parent University will be Peoria High School, home of the Preparatory School for the Arts (PSA) and Roosevelt Magnet School.

Rico Porter's Lasagna moves on to District Future Chefs

Rico Porter's Lasagna will be one of the recipes competing in the March 11 Future Chefs competition at Lincoln K-8.

The Skyward App for Your Mobile Device

Download the Skyward Mobile App to Monitor Your Child's Progress Using Your Phone or Tablet

Proposed school facilities sales tax for building improvements

On Tuesday, November 8, Peoria county voters will consider whether to support The Peoria County School Facilities Sales Tax. If approved by voters, the ½% sales tax would generate $9 million annually to be shared among all Peoria County public school districts, based on enrollment. The Peoria Public Schools would receive approximately $4.2 million annually. The revenue is to be used specifically for school building improvements. The Peoria Public Schools building and grounds staff has assessed the needs of each building in the District. Here is the plan for Roosevelt Magnet School.

Roosevelt Magnet School PTO

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Roosevelt Magnet School Continues Its Strong Commitment to the Arts

The vision of Roosevelt Magnet School is to prepare our students today for the world tomorrow through academics, character, and the Arts. During the 2015-2016 school year Roosevelt Magnet School will continue its focus and dedication to the Arts. Roosevelt will maintain ten full-time Arts teachers during the 2015-2016 school year. Additionally, Roosevelt will increase the Arts staff with an additional part-time Arts teacher to meet the needs of our students. Students who attend Roosevelt Magnet School are provided the opportunity to participate in a variety of Arts throughout the school day. Please view our brochure to read additional information about the Arts offerings at Roosevelt Magnet School.

Mission Statement

The mission of Roosevelt Magnet School, as an innovative fine arts academy, is to ensure that each student develops to his or her academic, artistic and personal potential by integrating the arts and technology within a safe, nurturing environment, which embraces diversity in partnership with families and the community.