DISTRICT ALERTS

The following page contains all alerts issued by the Roberto Central School's, District Offices. Each alert, is listed from newest to oldest, with the newer alerts at the very top of this page.

sCHOOLS tO bE cLOSED nEXT wEEK 3/10 - 3/14

ISSUED: March 8, 2025

The Roberto Central School District has made the decision to close school this upcoming week, March 10, 2025 through March 14, 2025. Governor Lynn Rodgers issued early this morning that storms are set to be ongoing starting Sunday night. Governor Lynn Rodgers issued a school closure order through Executive Order 045.265 and ordered the Department of Education to order schools closed during the deadly flooding which is expected this upcoming week.

sCHOOLS tO bE cLOSED tHROUGH fRIDAY mARCH 7, 2025

ISSUED: March 5, 2025

The Roberto Central School District says that schools will be closed through Friday after flooding conditions begin forming. The District will continue to provide updates as to when school will resume. Flooding is expected to continue to rush through many areas of the State. We are waiting for guidance from Governor Rodger's office.

Schools To Be Closed Through Wednesday March 5, 2025

ISSUED: March 4, 2025 - Roberto Central School District is closing ALL district schools through Wednesday March 5, 2025, due to the incoming flooding storms set to hit New Shire on March 4, 2025. The storms are expected to cause significant damage including the potential for molding conditions. Schools are on alert that we may close schools all week. Stay safe, and stay alert.

Schools To Be Closed Starting Monday, March 3, 2025

ISSUED: February 28, 2025

On February 28, 2025, the Roberto Central School District made the decision to close schools on Monday, March 3, 2025, due to incoming storm-caused flooding. According to the Jesstopian Weather Service, about 4-8 inches of rain are expected, and flooding is even more so expected. Due to these conditions, we have made the decision to close all district schools on March 3, 2025. We will continue to provide updates as to schools reopening as we gather more weather data and get guidance from the Governor's office about the flooding conditions.

fLOODING eXPECTED iN tHE nEXT fEW wEEKS

ISSUED: February 25, 2025

New Shire's flooding season will begin very late this year, and heavy rains and massive rain and thunderstorms are expected to take place within the next few weeks, as the season begins very late this year. We ask parents to keep on eye on the district website for updates regarding the storms, school-related closures and activity/sports cancellations. Stay safe. Stay prepared.

All District Schools Closed Until Monday January 6, 2025

ISSUED: December 31, 2024

All District schools will remain closed until Monday, January 6, 2025, per the District. The decision was made to keep schools closed until Monday due to students only returning to school for one day before the weekend.

Roberto CSD Schools Will Be Closed From 10/18-10/22

ISSUED: October 13, 2024

All District Schools Will Be Closed On Friday 10/18 Thru Tuesday 10/22 To Allow Us To Prepare Are District Buildings For New Shire's Upcoming Flood Season.

The Roberto CSD Will Hold Lock Down Drills Between 9/23 until 9/25

ISSUED: September 11, 2024

Dear Parents, Guardians, and members of our District community,

Starting on September 23, 2024, and ending on September 25, 2024, all schools in the Roberto Central School District will hold three lockdown drills. These will only be drills, and parents should not be alarmed. The following week, we will assess how well students did and move forward to improving our lockdown drills.

Best,

Joseph Smith,

Superintendent Of Schools

Roberto CSD

Welcome Back To The 2024-25 School Year

Issued: September 5, 2024

Welcome back to the new school year. This year we have many great events and fun activities taking place along the school calendar year. We also are bringing back all of our school sports this year. We look forward to working towards a productive and fun school year. Enjoy this year and welcome back.

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