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Welcome to Roessleville

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MaryBeth Tedisco
Principal, Roessleville Elementary School

 

At Roessleville, we believe that every child deserves to feel known, valued, and supported. Our school community is built on strong relationships, where students, staff, and families work together to create a positive environment where children can learn, grow, and feel a true sense of belonging.

We place a strong focus on the social and emotional growth of our students, helping them build confidence, develop positive relationships, and learn the skills they need to navigate challenges and succeed. Along with providing strong academic opportunities, our dedicated staff works each day to create a caring and supportive school experience for every child.

We are proud of the partnerships we share with our families and appreciate the important role you play in your child’s education. We look forward to another year of learning, connection, and growth at Roessleville Elementary.

National School Lunch Week | Oct. 12-16, 2026

Since it was created in 1962, National School Lunch Week shines a light on the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child’s life and the impact it has both in and out of the classroom!

  • Two boys smile for the camera at a table with trays of lunch food
  • A boy eats breakfast and juice in a cafeteria
  • Two girls eat breakfast in a cafeteria
  • A girl sits in a cafeteria eating lunch from a tray
  • Two girls eating lunch smile for the camera in a cafeteria
  • A group of middle school students eating from trays smile for the camera

News & Events

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October 6, 2026

A New Chapter Begins at Veeder Elementary

South Colonie Central School district leaders, along with fourth grade students, helped cut the ribbon on the new library at Veeder Elementary School.  Part of the Next Generation Capital Project,

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