2008-2009 – Forty two teachers, including music, physical education and technology; 12 paraprofessionals, one librarian, one speech therapist, and a nurse shared with WJH, served 661 students.  The administrative team was Scott Lowell, Principal; Angie Davis,  Assistant Principal; Andy McGovern, Instructional Facilitator; and Kristi Sims, Counselor.

2007-2008 – Forty teachers and eleven paraprofessionals served approximately 670 students per year.  Technology equipment was a priority.  1st-4th received new teacher computers and 3-4 student workstations.  Kindergarten was given a total of 4 computers in each of their classrooms. Eighteen carts containing a projector, document camera,  and computer were purchased for teacher use in the classrooms. Scott Lowell was Principal and Angie Davis was Assistant Principal.

2005-2006 – Forty teachers and eleven paraprofessionals served approximately 670 students per year.  The campus implemented a dual language program starting in Kindergarten.  Scott Lowell was Principal and Angie Davis was Assistant Principal.

2003-2004 – Forty teachers, eleven paraprofessionals, and support staff served approximately 550 students. The campus had a 25-computer lab with presentation station, video-conferencing capabilities, and a small multi-use lab for keyboarding and extension activities. After school programs and before-school tutoring were offered. Scott Lowell was principal and Pura Gonzalez was assistant principal.

2000-2001 – Thirty-two teachers, twelve special area teachers, and twenty-one paraprofessionals served approximately 620 students. There were bilingual classes at every grade level. Scott Lowell was principal and Pura Gonzales was assistant principal.

1999-2000 – Twenty-five classroom teachers, thirteen special area teachers, and twenty paraprofessionals served approximately 550 students. The campus had a YMCA day care program and an afternoon care program. Marilyn Bird was the principal and Charles Van Wright was assistant principal.

1998-1999 – District growth and the completion of a new high school resulted in a realignment of grade levels. Fourth graders were re-located to Jones Middle School and RRE consisted of Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 3. Twenty-four classroom teachers, twelve special area teachers, and nineteen paraprofessionals served 538 students. Marilyn Bird was principal and Charles Van Wright was assistant principal.

1997-1998 – Twenty-seven teachers, fourteen special area teachers, and twenty-three paraprofessionals served 650 students in Pre-K through Grade 4. Marilyn Bird was the principal and Pat Day was assistant principal.

1991 – The fifth grade was moved to Jones Intermediate School.

1985 – Roberts Road Elementary opened on November 11 as the second Waller ISD elementary school. Twenty-six teachers and sixteen staff members served approximately 439 students in Kindergarten through Grade 5. Mary Jo Booker was principal.