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Roxbury students, athletes and volunteers honored at board meeting

Roxbury Township Board of Education · March 24, 2026
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Summary

The board recognized Franklin Elementary’s Read With Character week, multiple athletic championships, a student achieving 1,000 career basketball points, and reported a record fundraising year for the district's Rockstar event.

The Roxbury Township Board of Education used its March 23 meeting to highlight student achievements and community support across the district. Presenters recognized Franklin Elementary’s 'Reading with Character' week and invited six students to describe favorite activities such as book‑tasting and a bookmark contest that raised nearly $200 to donate to anti‑bullying organizations.

At the high school, the board honored Gianna Capriglione for surpassing 1,000 career points (announced total 1,043), with coaches and administrators noting her leadership and commitment; Capriglione plans to continue her academic and athletic career at Montclair State University. The board also celebrated the Roxbury High School girls indoor track and field team’s Morris County championship and recognized multiple coaches and athletes across middle and elementary school programs.

Student leaders reported that the district’s annual fundraising program raised a new record of $148,572.31 during the main event and, with additional donations, exceeded $150,000. The students said proceeds are being distributed to families affected by pediatric cancer and to local hospitals, including the Gloria Children’s Hospital at Morristown Medical Center; advisers highlighted that the fundraising effort has generated significant lifetime giving for the district.

Board members and the superintendent praised the students, coaches and volunteers for their community engagement and encouraged attendance at upcoming events (elementary information sessions, choir festival and school performances). The recognitions preceded the budget presentation that followed later in the meeting.