From joining new clubs, acting in a musical, competing in a sport, or learning to play an instrument, students at Monmouth-Roseville Junior High have endless opportunities to be involved beyond the classroom, shares Principal Aaron Sikorski:
“Our after-school program, working with the ROE, our 21st Century Program, it is called V.O.I.C.E.; they do some excellent things, and they always have a summer program. We have a summer play that goes on and a great opportunity for our students to get involved,” says Sikorski.
“One of the things that is unique about the Junior High, it is the first time that a lot of our students are involved in extracurricular activities; getting involved in that practice every night in some kind of sport. We always say that the more students get involved in activities in our building, they better off their whole career in the rest of Junior High and High School usually go,” Sikorski adds.
Monmouth-Roseville Junior High is the WMOI/WRAM January School Spotlight, courtesy of MTC Communications and the Regional Office of Education #33.
