Recent News

Walk at School Day will be postponed until 10/17 due to the projected weather forecast for this Wednesday.

Thank you for supporting our Boosterthon Fun Run!!

We met our goal of $10,000!! Please enjoy the video of Dr. Faulkner getting SLIMED because we met our goal!!! Thanks again for supporting our school & PTO!!

The 2019-2020 School Supply Lists have been posted to our website.

The Scholastic Book Fair will be at the Roebuck Elementary School Media Center on Monday, September 24th through Friday, September 28th.

Grandparents, we invite you to come have breakfast with your grandchildren in the cafeteria at Roebuck Elementary School in honor of Grandparent’s Day.

Growth Mindset DOT Day!
We had a great time celebrating DOT Day today!! We inspired our students to "make their mark" with growth mindset lessons!

Thank you to The Bee Ladies for a wonderful “Be the Bee” Experience. The second graders learned so much about bee keeping and why it is important to save the honeybees!

Due to winter weather and a forecast that includes black ice, all Spartanburg County Schools will be closed on Friday, January 19, 2018.

Schools will be closed January 18, 2018 due to winter weather conditions. Everyone stay safe!

For the safety of our students and employees, schools will be closed on Wednesday, January 17th, 2018. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory which includes a forecast of snow and black ice. Have a wonderful evening and stay warm!

Students meet their first goal of collecting $1,000 for Jump Rope for Heart so Coach Hawkins shaved his beard off on the RES Morning Show! Way to go Roebuck Eagles!

Thank you so much to all of our Veterans for your service to our country! Happy Veterans Day!

Families enjoyed working together to complete STEAM activities during our STEAM Family Fun Night. Students and parents completed LEGO zip lines, ice cream making stations, Green Screen movie making activities, and much more.

Students and teachers dressed up each day during Drug Free Week at RES. To celebrate being drug free students and teachers wore crazy socks, hats, sunglasses, team colors, and the color red.