3 Weeks of School until Summer Break! What is your goal?
“We want our students to know that we are all RHS, that each individual student is a part of the greater whole and that together we can accomplish anything we set our minds to. We are truly building a community where we support each other academically, socially, and emotionally. It’s about all of us and it starts with each of us,” affirmed our proud principal – Mr. O’Connell.
Celebrate Spirit Week June 2nd – June 6th:
Monday- Night in vs. Night out
Tuesday- Florals vs. Camo
Wednesday- Iconic Duos
Thursday- Swimming Pool Accessories (goggles, sunglasses, floaties)
Friday- Spirit Colors/Future Day
(Seniors ~ Career/College Gear)
(Juniors ~ Red)
(Sophomores ~ Black)
(Freshmen ~ White/gray)
The College and Career Center is hosting a mini-College and Career Fair on June 4th in the Commons from the beginning of 3rd period, both lunches, to the end of fourth (9:45 AM to 12:45 PM.)
RHS has a new club – Unified Redhawks!
Unified Redhawks is a student-centered club where students with and without disability come together and play boardgames, sports, and have fun. For the reminder of the school year, we would like to raise awareness of inclusion with the campaign ‘Spread the Word Inclusion.’ For the next year, Unified Redhawks has planned on having a field day, unified sports team, field trip, and more!
We will be in the Commons during lunch June 2nd – June 6th with the sign-up sheet for both students and teachers. If you would like to be a part of our awesome student-centered club, please come see us!
In order to maintain a secure RHS campus and demonstrate our care for our community, all students and visitors enter our school building at the main office entrance on 2nd Ave. Everyone is responsible for campus safety and that we do that by not letting people in or propping the doors open. During the school day, the main entrance to the school located on 2nd Ave, is locked and all students and visitors will need to use the buzzer to enter.
Attention 11th graders who did not have the opportunity to take the SAT on your designated date. Please email Aleta.Konkol@rentonschools.us and let her know that you would like to take the makeup test. Please put SAT Makeup in the Subject Heading. Also, if for some reason there is a day of the week that you cannot take the test, please let Ms. Konkol know that as well.
Renton School District has partnered with Providence Healthcare and Hazel Health to provide access to quality mental health care services for all students, at no cost to families. The partnership has already made a difference in its first year with more than 2,200 virtual therapy sessions completed!Families can also create a Hazel account for in-home virtual sessions for help with depression, stress, anxiety, bullying and more. Learn more and create your family account at https://my.hazel.co/rentonschools/info
Read more about this free service at our Hazel Health webpage.
Homework Help Center is on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 2:03 – 3:30pm @ RHS Library.
RedHawkS Pride: On Fridays, please wear your RedHawkS spirit wear (or red) to show your school spirit! 🙂
Our track team won the All-City championship and brought the trophy home, where it belongs. In the meet with Hazen and Lindbergh, RHS track athletes combined to earn the title of All City Champions! RHS hasn’t won the All-City track championship since 2014 and this is a first for Head Track coach and RHS social studies teacher, Mr. Michael King. Congratulations to all track athletes and coaches for your victory. Your success is a demonstration of the RHS values of Pride, Tradition and Excellence and is sure to contribute positively to the community and culture we are building at Renton High. Congratulations!
Congratulations to RHS girls’ basketball team for winning district championship! Go RedHawkS!
Congratulations to Sherilyn Bullanday for making FCCLA nationals for her project about Journalism Career Investigation! Fantastic work!
Congratulations to Jackson Bores’s orchestra students for earning an excellent rating at the Orchestra Festival at Hazen.
Congratulations to the boys ‘swim team, who competed at State over the weekend. The team finished in a tie for 14th. Cameron Stadler was 15th in the 50 free, Levi Davis was 5th in the 100 free and 7th in the 200 free, Asher Davis was 15th in the 100 back, and the 200 free relay of Collin Mickelson, Asher Davis, Cameron Stadler, and Levi Davis were 7th, only .03 off the school record in the event.
