Congratulations to our 2023-2024 Cheer, Basketball and Spelling Bee winners!
Valley View Leadership Academy won first place in the Overall and Show Cheer divisions and second place in the Performance and Pom and Dance divisions. Cloves C. Campbell, Sr. Elementary School took first place in the Performance and Pom and Dance divisions and second place in the Overall division. Southwest School won second place in the Show division and third overall. Cesar Chavez Leadership Academy earned third place in the Performance and Show divisions, while V.H. Lassen won third in the Pom and Dance division.
Cesar Chavez Leadership Academy captured the girl's basketball championship and Irene Lopez Academy of the Arts took home boy's basketball gold.
In the district spelling bee, C.O. Greenfield Academy of Design and Innovation 5th grade student Tristan was our top speller. Audrey, an 8th grader at John R. Davis Elementary School, finished in second. Third place went to 8th grader Carlos from Sunland STEAM Academy.
The Human Resources Division recently organized an Interview Skills Clinic to enhance knowledge and preparation for individuals aspiring to pursue careers in School Administration. The clinic featured presenters from various organizations, including The Arizona Alliance of Black School Educators, the Arizona Association of Latino Administrators, Arizona Teacher Residency and Prescott College. Participants had the opportunity to receive valuable feedback from experienced administrators. We anticipate hosting more clinics in the future to meet the needs of RSD employees and are enthusiastic about fostering ongoing and future partnerships!
We are so excited to celebrate the achievements of our Roosevelt community members. Board Member Alexis Aguirre serves as the Master Teacher of Encanto Dual Language School in the Osborn School District and they just earned A+ School of Excellence status. Way to go! RSD alum Freddy Montoya was recently named as the new principal of the Academies of South Mountain for the 2024-25 school year. Congratulations to the former Valley View Eagle!
The Roosevelt School District was excited to celebrate National; School Counselors Week at the beginning of February. This week honors and provides recognition for school counselors who “implement comprehensive school counseling services as a vital part of the educational process.” We appreciate all our counselors do to support the RSD community!
Roosevelt School District No. 66 is committed to providing our many stakeholders and citizens with a complete accounting of how our tax resources are spent, as well as providing insight into the financial operations of our school district. The full Fiscal Year 2022 report is available for download in its orignal format and an alternative text-only format. In addition to the information below, please visit our Financial Transparency page for more information.
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The average RSD teacher salary is estimated to be $63,008 in FY24. This is 5% or $2,966 more than the FY23 average salary of $60,042.
Average salaries identified include base salaries from primary funding source and Classroom Site Funds educational attainment and retention stipends. CSF Performance pay has been accounted in the year in which the performance pay was earned; the maximum performance pay of $3,000 has been projected for FY24. Teachers receive a rich, annual health benefit package totaling $8,400 and may also receive compensation for other stipends, but these have not been included in the average salary calculation.
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Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, as amended protects individuals from discrimination based on sex in any educational program or activity operated by recipients of federal financial assistance. As required by Title IX, Roosevelt School District No. 66 does not discriminate on the basis of sex in the education programs or activities that we operate, including in admission and employment. Inquiries concerning the application of Title IX may be referred to the Title IX Coordinator or to the U.S. Department of Education, Assistant Secretary, or both.
Our district provides resources, workshops and events to help our families thrive.
We will continue to update the Family & Community Engagement Workshop page frequently with new, virtual workshops and events.