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Our Mission

The mission of Roseville Community Charter School is to develop within scholars the character and discipline required to achieve academic excellence in high school, college, and beyond. Roseville Community Charter School’s mission is rooted in the belief that all children can learn and achieve at high levels when provided with high-quality learning experiences in a challenging and supportive environment. We strongly believe that one’s background should not limit their access to an outstanding education that lays the foundation for admission to and success in college.

News & Announcements

Scholars

Mindfulness Art Family Night

On November 26th Roseville Community Charter School hosted its annual "Mindfulness Art Family Night" here at the school to rave reviews! The Mindfulness Art Family Night is a major component of our S.E.L.F. & Wellness program which was implemented in SY 2019-2020 through our partnership with the Victoria Foundation / Newark Trust for Education and this program has been quite effective in creating an environment where our scholars learn how to self-regulate and manage their emotions through mindfulness strategies. The parents enjoyed the event so much that they expressed wanting to add another Mindfulness Art Night but for parents only! We think parental self-care is important which is why part of our SELF & Wellness program is devoted to parent self-care; and this suggestion fits right in with our philosophy! Celebrating our amazing Art Teacher, Ms. Solhir and our RCCS SEL Committee for coordinating this successful event; and shoutout to all the RCCS staff and families for their active participation! In addition, on the evening of this mindfulness art event, we held our "Holiday Grocery Bag Giveaway" and distributed 30 bags of groceries to food insecure families just in time for Thanksgiving and the long holiday weekend! "RCCS GIVES... and we teach our scholars and families the importance of giving back to their community through monthly service projects, SEL lessons, civics club activities, and student leadership opportunities. I am so proud of our school community for our giving spirit!"
~ Dr. Dionne Ledford, RCCS Superintendent
Family Math Game Night

RCCS Family Math Game Night!

Roseville Community Charter School hosted its annual RCCS Family Math Game Night on November 14th, and there were more than 150 scholars and parents in attendance! What a FUN night of math game play and fellowship! At RCCS, we understand the importance of active parent involvement in their children's education, so we provide opportunities such as our annual "Family Math Game Night" event to both increase parent involvement and to expose our parents to the math concepts that we are teaching their children in school. By doing so, we are helping our parents learn how to support their children, academically, at home. It's a FUN way to learn new math skills and to boost parent involvement and we look forward to our next Family Night which is our "Mindfulness Art Family Night" on November 27th!
Dr. Ledford and Student council with Dr. Santiago

RCCS Student Council and Safety Patrol Board of Trustees Induction Ceremony

Last week, we proudly inducted our Student Council and Safety Patrol Board of Trustees for the 2024-2025 school year! 🌟 These exceptional young leaders have embraced the call to serve our school community with dedication and purpose. 🙌
✨ From shaping student life to ensuring safety and support for their peers, they inspire us all with their commitment and leadership.
Let’s give them a big round of applause as they embark on this exciting journey to make a difference!
Scholar and Mr. Kolasis

Roseville’s Annual Family Math Game Night!

Roseville’s Annual Family Math Game Night was a huge success thanks to our amazing Math Coach / Math Teacher, Mr. Micheal Stokes and our talented team of dedicated teachers! 🍎🎉
This event is a parent engagement initiative planned in way where it provides our parents with the chance to interact with their children within a wholesome environment while reinforcing mathematical concepts necessary for math achievement! We also use this opportunity to educate our families on what their children are learning in math and how they can best support their children at home. We thank the more than 100 families who showed up to engage in this FUN school wide event and we look forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday, Nov. 26th at 6pm for our Mindfulness Art Family Night! 🎨🖌️

~ Dr. Ledford, RCCS Executive Director & Superintendent

Anti-Bullying Staff

Kathleen Sullivan Anti-Bullying Specialist

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Malika Jackson Anti-Bullying Coordinator

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