Athletics
John Flecca
Assistant Principal of Athletics |
Kevin Rodriguez
Athletic Trainer
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All students interested in going out for a High School or Middle School sport for the 2023 FALL Season, registration is now open on FamilyID.com
Fall Sports/Activities Middle School=Boys and Girls Soccer High School=Football, Boys and Girls Soccer, Girls Volleyball, Girls Tennis, Cheer and Marching Band
All information about physicals and forms can be found on the FamilyID.com website.
In order to participate in High School or Middle School Athletics you must register on FamilyID.com and submit a physical.
Once you have created an account in FamilyID.com, look for our program under the name: Roselle Park School District.
Be sure to submit an updated Physical Form
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Summer Workouts schedule to be announced (June 21-August 4) by each head coach.
RPSD will be holding physicals for any students who are going out for a FALL activity on June 12th and June 15th. |
The RPSD is now livestreaming all home events on Herm Shaw Field as we have partnered with the NFHS network.
Here is how to watch:
- Visit www.NFHSnetwork.com.
- Search for Roselle Park High School and go to our page.
- Subscribe and follow.
Thank you for your continued support of Roselle Park Athletics.
The Roselle Park School District believes that a dynamic and diverse program of student athletic activities is vital to the educational development of the student. Athletics have been, and should continue to be, an integral part of the total educational program at Roselle Park High school and should provide a variety of experiences to aid with the development of favorable values in preparation for adult life.
The athletic program must conform to policies established by the Roselle Park Board of Education, the Constitution and By-Laws of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association, and the Union County Conference. Good Sportsmanship, ethics, and learning are put at a premium by the administration and athletic department as athletics represent an extension of the classroom. Ultimately, the athletic program will serve to emphasize the value of participation without overemphasizing the importance of winning. The educational community of Roselle Park will strive to develop in student-athlete’s positive citizenship, leadership, and sportsmanship while at the same time maintaining a balance between the athletic and academic programs. At all times, the athletic program will be conducted in such a way as to justify it being an educational activity.
The foundation of the school can be reflected in what occurs before and after the traditional academic day. This extension, whether it be in athletics, in the arts, or in any other co-curricular activity will set the tone for the school year. If students are involved, active, and concerned beyond the classroom, it will have a profound effect on them within the auspices of the classroom itself.
