Rowland High School

Monday - 4/21

Badminton (VR) vs. Webb - Away

Football Spring Practice @ 5:30 p.m.

Tuesday - 4/22

Annual Art Exhibition

Baseball (VR) vs. Wilson - Home

Baseball (FR & JV) vs. Wilson - Away

Boys Golf (VR) vs. Wilson - Home

Boys Tennis (VR) vs. Covina - Home

IB Showcase

Softball (VR) vs. Wilson - Home

Wednesday - 4/23

Badminton (VR) vs. Diamond Bar - Home

Youth Football Camp

Thursday - 4/24

Badminton (VR) vs. Wilson - Home

Baseball (VR) vs. Wilson - Away

Baseball (FR & JV) vs. Wilson - Home

Boys Golf (VR) vs. Wilson - Away

Parent Graduation Meeting @ 6:30 p.m.

Softball (VR) vs. Wilson - Away

Friday - 4/25

Boys Soccer Spring Practice @ 3:45 p.m.

Drumline and Color Guard Showcase

Football Spring Practice @ 6:00 a.m.

*For times, updates, and more information, go to our Calendar*

Andie Lomelli, for Varsity Softball, was nominated by Coach Jocylyn Vidal. "As a freshman, she earned a starting spot as we started league play. She always gives 100% effort on the field and comes in every day with a positive attitude at practice and games."

Rowland High School is proud to announce the outstanding achievements of its students at this year’s SkillsUSA State Leadership & Skills Conference. Showcasing a range of technical and leadership abilities, our students once again proved their dedication and skill by bringing home multiple medals.

Bronze Medal – Mobile Robotics Technology
Celina Poon and Eason Liu earned the Bronze Medal in Mobile Robotics Technology under the guidance of Professor Frausto, marking the third consecutive year Rowland High School has medaled in this category. This is Selena’s second year in a row receiving a medal at the state conference, and it is Eason’s second time earning a medal at state in the past three years.

Bronze Medal – Motorcycle Repair
Under the instruction of Mr. Martin in Automotive Technology, Jacob Swanson repeated his success for the second consecutive year by earning a Bronze Medal in Motorcycle Repair. His consistent performance highlights the strength of our technical education programs.

Silver Medal – Interactive Application and Video Game Development
Under the guidance of Mr. John Kim, Brian Won and Alice Chen took home the Silver Medal in the Interactive Game Design contest. Their innovative and engaging project impressed the judges and exemplified the high-caliber creativity of Rowland High students.

Gold Medal – Crime Scene Investigation
Mr. Cabot and his CSI team, comprised of Arianna Alonzo, Kaitlin Dang, and Keshia Yuu, captured the Gold Medal for the second consecutive year. Their meticulous and methodical approach has once again proven to be a winning formula. The CSI team’s victory qualifies them to represent Rowland High School at the national conference in Atlanta, Georgia this summer, where they will seek to continue their remarkable success.

Leadership - State Officers

In addition to these achievements, Rowland High School is proud to highlight the accomplishments of Amber Wu, who served as a SkillsUSA State Officer this past year in the role of State High School Reporter. Amber is the first Rowland student in many years to hold a state officer position, marking a pivotal moment for our SkillsUSA program. This year, Wan Ling Lin was elected to the SkillsUSA State Officer Team, continuing this new tradition of state-level student leadership. For the past three years, Wan Ling Lin has earned medals in Mobile Robotics Technology and will now continue her legacy of excellence through state leadership.

“It’s an honor to see our students achieve so many medals at the state level,” said Greg Perez, Principal of Rowland High School. “Their accomplishments reflect not only their own dedication and talent, but also the commitment of our faculty and staff to providing high-quality, hands-on learning experiences.”

Please join us in congratulating these exceptional students and wishing them the best as they move forward to represent Rowland High School at the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference in Atlanta. Their achievements highlight the outstanding Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs at Rowland High School and serve as a testament to the school’s continuing tradition of excellence.

This week in AP Psychology, students are diving into the topic of anxiety disorders, including social anxiety disorder. In the photo, students are completing a self-assessment to reflect on their comfort levels in social situations, helping them gain a deeper understanding of their own behavior as well as the symptoms and causes of social anxiety disorder.

All the social studies AP classes are also preparing for the upcoming AP tests in May. The AP social studies classes are busy taking practice exams and doing collaborative work to study.

Dance Team & Crew had a very successful weekend at State Championships! Five of their routines qualified for championships and out of those five categories they competed in, they brought home all 1st places! They also brought home the award for "Most Spirited Team."

A special congratulations to our Raiderettes for their high scoring routine, "Beetlejuice", which earned a top score of 90.75!

AND....We would also like to congratulate Shia Wong for medaling in 1st place for "Best Turns" and Coco Xiao for medaling 3rd for "Best Toe Touches" in individual competition categories.

Our Athletics Department will be hosting our annual Athletics Showcase Night for incoming 9th graders and the community. The Showcase has been scheduled for May 1st at 6pm. To start the night, we will be informing parents about the transportation fee, fare share donations, athletic clearances, and eligibility. Once the presentation is over, parents and athletes will have the opportunity to meet head coaches and current student athletes in their sport of interest.

Powder Puff meeting on Monday, April 21st at lunch in the Hideout.

Performing Arts Rally on April 23 - Cheer, Dance, and Choir; and on April 24 - Band, Color Guard, Orchestra, Drumline, and Jazz Band.

Seniors must purchase their graduation tickets by May 23rd. Each senior is allowed to buy up to six tickets. If additional tickets are needed, students can request to be placed on a waiting list.

Starting Monday, April 21st, ASB no longer accepts checks only cash and credit card until the end of the school year.

Would you like to be considered to have your photo displayed on a street light pole within the community of RUSD boundaries? A limited number of seniors will be randomly selected who will represent all post-high school options: trade/career schools, 2-year community colleges, 4-year-colleges and the Military.

Please complete this form by Tuesday, April 22nd if you would like to be considered. If you are selected, you will be contacted through your school email by May 1st to schedule a photo shoot at Rowland High School.

Seniors, don't miss out on being considered for FREE money to pay for college. Check out the RHS & RUSD scholarship opportunities on the RHS website (rowlandhs.org) under the "counseling" link. Each scholarship has their own eligibility requirements and application deadlines. Apply for as many scholarships you are eligible for.

- Captain Bobby Frank Galbreath Armed Forces Scholarship ($250)

- David and Teri Malkin Humanitarian Scholarship ($500)

- First General Bank Scholarship ($1,000)

- Harry & Janice Lee Memorial Scholarship ($500)

- Huang Kao Math and Science Scholarship ($150-$250)

- Leo H. Agredano Scholarship ($500)

- RCPTA Ada May Warner Scholarship ($500/$300)

- Rowland High School PTSA Scholarship

- Trident Swim Club Scholarship ($250)

- Additional scholarships will be posted soon!

The Rowland Unified School District is committed to equal opportunity for all individuals in education and in employment. Rowland Unified prohibits discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying based on actual or perceived age, ancestry, color, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender expression, gender identity, genetic information, immigration status, marital status, medical information, national origin, parental status, pregnancy status, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics. If you believe you, or your student, have been subjected to discrimination, harassment, intimidation, or bullying you should contact your school site principal and/or the District's Chief Compliance and Title IX Officer, Silvia Rivas, by phone at (626)854-8392, by email at srivas@rowlandschools.org, or in person at Rowland Unified School District at 1830 Nogales Street, Rowland Heights, 91748.