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Honoring Our Graduates 🎓
Senior High Schoolers stand in front of, around, and sit on top of, a sign that reads %22 Edgerton Elementary School%22. They are smiling, wearing black caps and graduation gowns.

A cherished tradition in Roseville Area Schools, the "Senior Walk" invites graduating high school students to return to their elementary schools for a walk through the halls. It’s a meaningful and memorable experience—filled with nostalgia, celebration, and connection—for both the seniors and their former teachers and staff.

☀️ Summer Food Resources ☀️
Fresh produce ( including bananas, tomatoes, lettuce, carrots, broccoli, onions, oranges, apples and eggplants ), Bread, pasta, and oil, are scattered on a dark grey background. Some items are in bags and clustered together.

This summer, local organizations and our dedicated Nutrition Services team are helping ensure all Roseville Area Schools families have access to nutritious meals. We’re grateful to everyone making sure no child goes hungry while school is out.

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Soaring into summer
Three young students wear dresses, they are posing in front of a blue wall. The one on the father's left wears a white dress with a green band, the one in the middle laughs while wearing a pink and white dress with bows, and the one on the right poses in a hot pink dress.

Edgerton's student council kicked off a 'Soaring into Summer' ABC Countdown, with each day celebrating a different letter of the alphabet. On 'Impress Day,' these sisters truly dressed to impress.

Football fun at recess
Five High Schoolers dressed in football uniforms are surrounded by seven elementary aged children in front of a field and a blue sky. Some Children stand smiling in front of the players while others sit on top of the players shoulders.

A cherished tradition in Roseville Schools is the annual visit from high school football players to the elementary schools, where they join students at recess for a fun game of catch. The excitement is palpable among teachers, students, and staff—especially when former Edgerton students return to their roots.

Bingo!
A family of five hold up bingo cards and smile, in the background other families move around a gym that has folding tables set up.

Bingo Night is one of Edgerton's favorite events. Families gathered for an evening filled with excitement — playing Bingo, winning raffle baskets, bidding on silent auction items, and enjoying delicious food. It was a night full of fun, laughter, and community spirit.

About Us

In order for “Quality Teaching and Learning for All...Equity In All We Do” to become a reality in our schools we must:

Create a more just and caring world by helping our students to be more just and caring people.
Create inclusive school families where ALL students belong.
Encompass the moral and civic development of students.
Create educational change through relationships.
Have the leadership skills to nurture social and emotional learning in our schools.

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