School Events: 

• 11/14: The American Red Cross hosted a blood drive in the auxiliary gym on November 14th, from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The goal is to help more patients. 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) 
• 11/14: POWDERPUFF had a great turnout! The juniors took down the seniors 14-0. However, the senior cheerleaders beat the juniors with their routine at halftime.
• 11/18: Band Fall Chamber Recital
• 11/20: The National Honor Society Induction Ceremony took place on November 20th from 7-8 PM in the RHS auditorium.

School News: 

• 11/25: ASVAB testing
• Roxbury High School Marching Band is the 2025 State Champions for the third year in a row!

Miscellaneous: 

• 11/26: Early Dismissal
• 11/27-11/28: No School, Thanksgiving Break

Field Hockey: 

• Congratulations to field hockey for achieving a winning record of 12-8-0!

Football: 

• Congratulations to field hockey for achieving a winning record of 7-4!

Boys Soccer:

• Congratulations to volleyball for achieving a record of 3-13-3!

Girls Soccer: 

• Congratulations to the girls’ soccer team for achieving a winning record of 13-3-3!

Volleyball:

• Congratulations to the volleyball team for achieving a winning record of 13-10!

The winter sports season is starting soon! Come back next week for future updates!

Art: 

• 11/18: Band Fall Chamber Recital
• 12/3: Winter Choral Concert 7-8 PM
• 12/11: Band Winter Concert 7-8 PM
• 12/12: Dance Showcase 7-8 PM
• 12/13: Holiday Pops Concert (Snow Date 12/14)
• 12/17: EMS/RHS Winter String Concert 7-8 PM
• Congratulations to the Marching Gaels for winning the Regional Championship at Union High School!
  • They brought home all of these awards PLUS:
    • Best Overall Music
    • Best Overall Visual
    • ✨ Best Overall Effect

Way to go, Gaels! Your hard work and talent continue to shine!

Top 10 Songs of the Week (Spotify):

1. The Fate of Ophelia – Taylor Swift
2. Man I Need – Olivia Dean
3. Golden – HUNTR/X, EJAE, AUDREY NUNA, REI AMI, KPop Demon Hunters Cast
4. So Easy (To Fall In Love) – Olivia Dean
5. Ordinary – Alex Warren
6. Opalite – Taylor Swift 
7. back to friends – sombr
8. Sweater Weather – The Neighbourhood
9. Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree – Brenda Lee
10. I Got Better – Morgan Wallen

Netflix Top 10 Movies: 

1. Frankenstein
2. A Merry Little Ex-Mas
3. Kpop Demon Hunters
4. In Your Dreams
5. Being Eddie 
6. The Marksmen 
7. A Time To Kill
8. The Little Things
9. A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE 
10. Shrek Forever After

Netflix Top 10 Shows:

1. Pluribus
2. The Beast in Me 
3. Stranger Things
4. All Her Fault 
5. IT: Welcome to Derry 
6. Death By Lightning 
7. The Witcher
8. Last Samurai Standing
9. MARINES
10. Sesame Street

• The Lit Mag: Roxbury’s Literary Magazine Club is looking for new writers! Please see Mrs. Kalodner in M213 or email her at [email protected] if you are interested in joining.
• The Roxbury Review: The Roxbury Review is looking for new contributors. You can also join our Google Classroom page with this code: 7mm4ltu
• Environmental Club: Meetings are on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month in G161. They present on current environmental topics, work in the front garden, host guest speakers, create bulletin boards, make environmentally friendly crafts, and host open discussions. Advisors: Mrs. Dunn & Ms. Fagan.
• Model UN: Meets every other Wednesday in N224. Their first competition will be at Seton Hall University on February 7th and 8th! Google Classroom Code: t2de6sf.
• Roxbury HOSA: HOSA is an international student organization to promote career opportunities in the health care Industry to help train future leaders and improve health care worldwide. Members study specific healthcare-related subjects before attending regional, and even state or national competitions, possibly even making it to the International Leadership Conference, where their medical knowledge is tested on an International scale. Our club is great for those interested in medicine and STEM, and is also a great club to put on college transcripts! Google Classroom Code: Jhgq72g.
• JSA: The Mission of JSA is to strengthen American democracy by educating and preparing high school students for lifelong involvement and responsible leadership in a democratic society. They are a nonpartisan, student-led organization with the mission of fostering civic engagement among high schoolers through regular debates, local events, information about current events, and activism and volunteering opportunities. They provide students with a platform to voice their opinions and engage in meaningful discussions. Through our activities, they hope that students will develop their own unique and informed worldviews and create change.
• Varsity R: Meeting once a week in the gym
• Model UN: Meeting every other Wednesday in room N224.
• Yearbook Club: Meeting every other Tuesday in room H171 at 2:15.