RWHS Student Newsletter
Back to School 2024
IT'S HOSA WEEK!
Monday, April 20
- HOSA dress-up day: PJ day
- ➡️ State FFA Convention
Tuesday, April 21
- HOSA dress-up day: Career Day
- ➡️ April 21-23: Bilingual Seals testing (registered students)
Wednesday, April 22: Club time schedule
- HOSA dress-up day: Decade Day
- ➡️ April 21-23: Bilingual Seals testing (registered students)
- ➡️April 22: German College in the Schools field trip
- ➡️April 22: Early release for Honor Band/Choir student rehearsal in Northfield
- Earth Day Volunteers Meeting during club time. Students who have signed up with should meet in Hovda Hall. PLEASE ATTEND for important information for Friday!
Thursday, April 23:
- HOSA dress-up day: Teachers dress as students / students dress as teachers
- ➡️ April 21-23: Bilingual Seals testing (registered students)
Friday, April 24:
- ➡️April 24: 1st Grade EARTH DAY events at RWHS
HOSA week
HOSA – Future Health Professionals is a global, student-led organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, aimed at promoting career opportunities in the health industry.
Check out all of the fun RWHS HOSA has planned this week!
Recruiter Visits to RWHS
The following colleges will be visiting students during lunches at RWHS:
- Red Wing College Promise: Every Wednesday
- RiseUp: Every other Wednesday
- April 10: Red Wing Royal Ambassadors
AP Studio Art Mini-Exhibits
Stop by the display cases across from Hovda Hall to view the mini-exhibits presented by students from the AP Studio Art classes. They each will choose an exhibit theme and select works to include. These will change weekly throughout the remainder of the school year.
This week's artists: Addison Jaeger and Joy Jech
Save the Date: Juneteenth!
The Juneteenth Celebration led by RWHS Black Student Union is returning this year! Please mark your calendars for Friday, June 19, 2026.
More details will be shared soon.
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May 8: Scholarship letters DUE
SENIORS: if you would like outside scholarships (from your school of choice or other sources) announced on Senior Awards Night, please submit the award letter to me by May 8.
After that, the invitations and programs go to print, and I can no longer include other awards.
Our Senior Awards Night is on May 20th at 7pm in Hovda Hall. You will receive an invite in the mail if you are receiving one or more of the following:
Outside scholarship/award and/or
Local Scholarship and/or
All-Star or other HS Award
If you have any other questions, please reach out.
Thank you!
May 8: Senior Artwork DUE
We need artwork submissions for the Commencement program cover and the Senior breakfast program cover. All seniors are encouraged to submit designs and there is no limit on the number of artworks an artist can submit. Mrs. Bray has past examples and information if needed. Mrs. Borgschatz can also answer questions. Artwork is due by May 8th.
Need an official transcript?
ATTENTION SENIORS: Now is the time to log onto/create your account at Parchment.com and order your official final transcripts, which will be delivered the week following graduation. These transcripts are free to you until June 30, only. Please note, you must select HOLD FOR GRADES when choosing when to send so they don't go out before your final grades are applied.
Please email Ms Grinager at twgrinager@rwps.org with any questions.
City Government Opportunities for Students
High-school-age students can now take an even more active role in their local government. City Council approved last night to allow 9th- through 12th-graders to serve as voting members on four City advisory commissions. The Arts & Culture Commission, Human Rights Commission, Sister Cities Commission, and Sustainability Commission can each have one voting student member, if the student is approved, just like other nominees. Each of the four advisory commissions has at least one vacancy, so if you know a student looking to grow their civic involvement, encourage them to apply for a voting seat today. And remember, ALL boards and commissions welcome advisory non-voting student members anytime, and those seats are always available!
NEW Community Ed Catalog
Classes are LIVE and ready to register. Don’t wait—spots fill quickly!
IMPORTANT LINKS AND INFORMATION
Community Education webpage
Red Wing Community Education Facebook
Office hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.
Phone: 651-385-4565
