Roosevelt Middle School announces daily themes for Fall Spirit Week

Students and staff at Roosevelt Middle School are preparing to trade typical classroom attire for construction gear, team jerseys, and Halloween costumes during the school’s Fall Spirit Week, running Oct. 26–30.

The weeklong event aims to boost campus morale and community spirit through daily dress-up themes leading up to Halloween weekend.

The festivities kick off Monday with Grade Level Spirit Day, setting up a friendly competition among classes. Eighth graders have been asked to wear black, seventh graders red, and sixth graders white.

Tuesday introduces a role reversal with “SWITCH! Day,” where teachers dress like students and students arrive dressed as their favorite teachers.

Midweek activities turn industrious Wednesday for “Under Construction Day,” encouraging students to arrive in construction and work gear. Thursday follows with “Sports Day,” allowing students and faculty to represent their favorite athletic teams with jerseys and sports apparel.

The celebration concludes Friday with “Costume Day,” giving students and staff the chance to wear their Halloween costumes throughout the school day.

School organizers encouraged the Roosevelt community to fill the hallways with creativity and school pride, sharing updates online under the hashtag #RAMpride.