Dance Showcase in December, and at the annual Dance Concert in May. They also have opportunities to perform at Pep Rallies, Festivals, and school assemblies. The other dance ensembles perform at the Spring Dance Concert in June. Select students perform dance roles in the school musical in March. Extracurricular activities Roxbury has an extensive selection of extra-curricular activities, which involve a large portion of the student body. Academic Academic Decathlon Debate Club DECA: Distributive Education Cooperative of America FBLA: Future Business Leaders of America JSA: Junior State of America Literary Magazine Math League Model Congress Model United Nations National Honor Society Roxbotics: Robotics Roxbury Review (Student publication) - Three-time winner of the GSSPA Best All-Around Paper Science League Arts Art Club Fall Drama National Art Honor Society Spring Musical Languages French National Honor Society French Club Spanish National Honor Society Spanish Club Student government and leadership Echo (Yearbook) Gaelvision (broadcast club) Rox-THON Peer-to-Peer Program Student Council Other Best Buddies Chess Club Color Guard Environmental Club Film Club Gay Straight Alliance Key Club Lighthouse Bible Club Multicultural Club Rotary Interact SEAS: Student Empowerment & Advocacy Ski/Snowboard club Sports Medicine club Varsity "R" Yearbook Rox-THON Roxbury High School's Rox-THON strives to raise awareness and support our local community in the fight against pediatric cancer. Donations will go to Goryeb Children's Hospital (Morristown, NJ) to improve care and financially assist families, while 30% of those proceeds will go toward cancer research and medical bills through Four Diamonds (Penn State Children’s Hospital). Each year since 2014, Roxbury has hosted an event during the spring. The idea to start a mini-THON was brought to Roxbury's Key Club in 2013, by then Junior Rachel Synalovski to the late Mrs. Nicole Barbato-Connolly (Advisor at the time). Mini-THON's are a national movement through Four Diamonds to conquer childhood cancer by assisting children treated at Penn State Health Children's Hospital and their families through superior care, comprehensive support, and innovative research. In 2017, the event went overnight and held a kick-off assembly a month in advanced. This led to a dramatic (nearly 300%) increase in student involvement and fundraising. As a result of these efforts, Roxbury received the Excellence in Fundraising Award from Four Diamonds, an honor given to one school out of the 235 mini-THONs at the time. In 2019, Roxbury's mini-THON transitioned to Rox-THON in order to support the Roxbury community including Goryeb Children's Hospital. Through 2021,