• Skip to main content
  • District Home
  • Choose a School…
    • Kindergarten Success Academy
    • Dr. Charles C. Polk Elementary
    • Harrison Elementary
    • Washington Elementary
    • Leonard V. Moore Middle School
    • Grace Wilday Junior High School
    • Abraham Clark High School
Logo 1
logo2
  • Board of Education
    • Board Members
    • Board Agendas & Minutes
    • Legal Notice of Public Meetings
    • Board Presentations
    • Bylaws and Policies
    • District Policies
    • NJQSAC
    • NJ Performance Report
  • Strategic Plan
  • District Info
    • Office of the Superintendent
    • District’s Mission & Vision
    • Administration
    • Organizational Chart
    • Phone Directory
    • School Hours
    • School Closing Emergency Procedures
    • Procedures for Visitors
    • Homeless with Displaced Students & Families
    • School Improvement Plan Committees (20-21)
    • School Climate & Safety Committees
    • NJQSAC
  • Departments
    • 21st Century
    • Bilingual/ESL Education
    • Business Services
    • Curriculum & Instruction
    • Facilities & Maintenance
    • Food Service
    • Gifted & Talented
    • Health Services
    • Human Resources
    • Instructional Technology
    • Operational Technology
    • Payroll
    • Research & Assessment
    • Safety and Security
    • School Counseling
    • Special Services
    • Title I/Basic Skills
    • Transportation
    • Visual & Performing Arts
  • Calendar
  • News
    • District News
    • Positive Happenings
    • Youtube Channel
    • Instagram
    • Twitter
    • Facebook
  • Parents
    • Code of Student Conduct
    • Food Services
    • Genesis
    • Health Services
    • Homeless with Displaced Students & Families
    • Office of Special Services and Support
    • Schoology
    • STOPit
    • Student Registration & Transfer
  • Students
    • Athletics
    • Clever
    • Code of Student Conduct
    • Genesis
    • Media Center
    • Schoology
    • STOPit
    • Student Email
    • Wifi Access Points
  • Staff
    • Absence Management
    • Clever
    • District Email
    • Genesis
    • HIBster / IRS
    • IEP Direct
    • Media Center
    • Pearson Easybridge
    • Schoology
    • STOPit
    • T-Eval
    • Work Order – Instructional Technology
    • Work Order – IT HelpDesk
    • Work Order – Facilities
  • HIB

Office of the Superintendent of Schools

Welcome Back RPS Team;
I hope everyone has had the opportunity to enjoy relaxing times with family and friends over the summer break. Whether a staycation, traveling abroad, at the beach or simply in the park, the time was well deserved. Ideally, one should be well-Rested, Rejuvenated, and Ready to kick-off the 2022/2023 school year! So the question is, are you READY?

This year’s teaching and learning experiences will continue to stretch our creativity. I remain confident that our planned efforts will impact Every Student, Everyday in this upcoming school year. Below is a glimpse of some of the things on the horizon:

A SNAPSHOT of What’s New in our Schools/ District:

  • Expanded district safety and Security Protocols across the district
  • Updated curriculum across all content areas
  • Expanded instructional resources to meet the academic needs
  • Updated phone systems
  • Updated copiers across the district
  • New technology tools to support teaching/learning
  • New S.T.E.A.M. Initiatives
  • Facility upgrades and renovation across the district

Initiatives @ a Glance:

  1. Before/After care services for elementary schools
  2. Increased academic support for students
  3. Expanded targeted Professional Development for teachers/staff
  4. Instructional coaches to support teaching and learning across all schools
  5. Active members of League of Innovative Schools/ED21 Networks
  6. Expanded social emotional supports for students/staff
  7. And much, much more!!

We are excited to share the RPS Strategic Plan: Vision 2027 efforts with our entire school community. As such, as we prepare for the district staff’s return on Thursday, September 1st staff will report to their respective schools. Additionally, on Friday, September 2nd we will meet at Abraham Clark High School for the Superintendent’s Convocation beginning promptly at 8:35 a.m. (in person). During this time, the leadership team and I will have an opportunity to highlight our priorities in the upcoming school year.

We also have very robust district goals this year. Each of these goals will serve as priority areas throughout the 2022/2023 SY which will be shared at the convocation and at your respective buildings/department meetings.

Most importantly, this session will serve as a platform for everyone to embark upon this journey together as a team to support teaching and learning on the road ahead. It will also afford all staff with the opportunity to garner a greater understanding of the increased safety protocols and measures that we are implementing.

Finally, my evolving theme this year is “EXCELLENCE THROUGH EQUITY, as we focus on meeting the social, emotional, and academic needs of our very diverse school community. This focus will ensure that we, as a school district, provide EQUITABLE access to resources and experiences for ALL students.

So as we proceed on this new academic journey, we must continue to ensure that our efforts emphasize that “All Students Matter” and we stay committed to “Every Student Everyday” as we connect our efforts to our “WHY.” | Document

Educationally yours,

Dr. Nathan L. Fisher
Superintendent of Schools

Dr. Fisher_RAW2

Dr. Nathan L. Fisher
Superintendent of Schools

Lizette Cancio
Executive Secretary Superintendent
908-298-2040, Ext. 2041

Plan for Use of Funds
Safe Return to In-Person

Roselle Public Schools

Roselle Public Schools

Get In Touch!

1-908-298-2040

1-908-298-3353

710 Locust Street
Roselle, NJ 07203

GKC_Kindness-Certified-School-District-Seal

HIB Reporting

Jennifer Griffith
District Anti Bullying Coordinator
908-298-2040 ext.3352
- HIB Grades

Bernice Marshall-Simmons
District Affirmative Action Officer
908.298.2040 x4001

Vision

To prepare All of our students for college, work and life in high performing Roselle Public Schools.

Mission

The Roselle Public School District is committed to and will prepare All of our students for college, work, and life. We will provide a safe, clean, positive and supportive learning environment in which All students can successfully develop socially, emotionally and academically into lifelong learners and responsible, productive citizens. We will continually strengthen and align our curriculum with state, national and international standards that are engaging, rigorous, relevant, and implemented consistently. We will ensure that all students, parents, staff and community members are respected and informed in our family-friendly schools.  We will strive to motivate and engage all of our students through various innovative instructional strategies, methods and techniques. Utilizing students’ skills, talents, and unique abilities, we will prepare them to meet the demands of an ever-changing competitive 21st century global society.

© 2022 Roselle Public Schools. All Rights Reserved.

Designed, built and powered by SchoolPresser - WordPress for Schools