Professional Development (PD), offering trainings during the in-service days as well as optional paid summer workshops. Each classroom has 1-2 computers, a printer, a digital projector and a SmartBoard. Also in 2013–2015, the district established a new intercom system, digital clocks, and phone charging stations. In 2017, a Makerspace was established in the Media Center, allowing students to build, create, and develop an endless number of projects. Performing arts Roxbury High School offers a comprehensive performing arts curriculum. As mentioned above, Eisenhower Middle School and Roxbury High School, are choice schools for the Fine and Performing Arts. Band In 2005, Roxbury performed "The Music of Scheherazade", and placed 2nd at the United States Scholastic Band Association (USSBA) New Jersey state championships with a score of 96.70, and 4th overall at the USSBA East Coast Championships at Giants Stadium with a score of 96.48. In 2006, the music from Stravinsky's "The Firebird" earned second place at USSBA Regionals with a score of 97.375, a new record in the school at the time. In 2007, records were broken with the Gaels performing their show "Deja View" winning them USSBA Group 6 Open NJ state championships and winning 1st place overall at the USSBA Regionals with a score of 98.00. In 2009, Roxbury won 1st place at National Championships with their show "Upon A King". They received a score of 98.188, Roxbury's highest score ever received. Since 2009, the RHS Marching Gaels have consistently placed as a finalist at numerous Bands of America Regional Championships. The Roxbury Honors Wind Symphony has distinguished itself as a prominent band in the Eastern United States, and has received many "superior" ratings. It has also performed at the prestigious Midwest Clinic. The Roxbury Bands are conducted by Jeff Conrad, Sarah Bednarcik, and Ryan Sweer. Roxbury High School Indoor Percussion was founded by Justin Kulick and Shannon Perrone, with their first competitive season in 2015. In 2019, the group was named Scholastic A Class Champions at the USBands Indoor Percussion Championships at Fair Lawn High School. With 35 students, grades 8-12, they competed with their show, "We Built Our Own World". Out of four groups, Roxbury placed first in the categories of Music, Visual, and Visual Effect with a score of 92.75. The Roxbury Marching Gaels (directed by Ryan Sweer) Roxbury High School Indoor Percussion (directed by Justin Kulick and Shannon Perrone) The Concert Band (directed by Jeff