Welcome To Roland Rogers Elementary School

Climbing to A Higher Level of Achievement

Focusing on “Student Achievement” continues to be the number one goal of the faculty, staff and administrators of the Roland Rogers Elementary School.  Roland Rogers has approximately 543 students enrolled and 90 faculty and staff members.  The school educates students in grades kindergarten to sixth, through the academic offerings in the four disciplines: math, language arts literacy, science / health and social studies.  We also offer world language, physical education, art education, technology classes, music education, instrumental band and library skills.  Our special instructional programs include: English Language Learners, GEM (Galloway Enrichment Model), Special Education, and our K-6 Intervention program which offers reinforcements of skills for all students.

At Roland Rogers we pride ourselves in working towards providing a Bully-Free climate, a collaborative school community and an environment where students are guided toward becoming good citizens and successful individuals.  Our vision is for students to become independent learners and achieve their highest level of success. One of our school’s strengths lies within the diversity that each individual possesses. We truly believe that each person has special qualities, which has a positive impact on the school climate.

Academically, Roland Rogers’ faculty and staff continue to meet the needs of our students. For the past three years Roland Rogers has successfully functioned as a Professional Learning Community (PLC). Our school was selected by the NJ Department of Education to be a PLC Lab-School.  Being a PLC lab school has afforded teachers opportunities for professional development to our teachers which involved collaboration and the examination of ways to increase student achievement.  We place great emphasis on having our students feel safe at school.  Our guidance and career programs, Anti-Bullying / Bully Busting program, and Good Citizenship / Character Education programs are designed to educate our students, teach respect and build the self-esteem of all students.

We look forward to continuing our academic and social successes!  We know we cannot accomplish this by ourselves.  We need you, our parents!  Our parents and community volunteers play an enormous role in our school so please get involved and help us help your child(ren) succeed!

Welcome

Dr. Robin L. Moore, Principal

Mr. Michael Silvestri, Assistant Principal