RWHS Student Newsletter
Back to School 2024
Monday, June 1:
- Regular schedule, no finals
Tuesday, June 2:
- Finals for hours 1, 3, 5 and 7
Wednesday, June 3:
- Finals for hours 2, 4 and 6
- 7:30 choir concert
Thursday, June 4:
- Last day of school, Finals make-up day
Friday, June 5:
- Graduation for RWHS Class of 2026, 7pm in Sonju Gymnasium
TO DO: IMC returns
Congratulations! The IMC staff wishes you all the best on your future endeavors in this next chapter of your life!
As you finish up you can return these items anytime:
- Textbooks
- Novels
- Chromebooks
- Chromebook bag *
- Chromebook charger *
*Make sure your name is on the bag or charger if not returned with your Chromebook.
TO DO: Save any important files from Google
Seniors: remember that your school Google account does not stay active forever! Start reviewing and saving or transferring any important files!
TO DO: Order your official transcript ASAP
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.
TO DO: Attending college? Complete the FAFSA!
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid portal is now open and is due no later than June 30, 2026. Completion is required to receive tuition assistance at post-secondary institutions.
TO DO: Purchase Senior Grad Party tickets!
Each year an awesome committee of community members coordinates a fantastic graduation party for the RWHS Seniors. This event is supported by community members and businesses. IT'S YOUR TURN, CLASS OF OF 2026! Stop by Mrs. Borgschatz's office with cash or check and buy your ticket TODAY!
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 artist: Brodie Weinmeyer and Ayla Steffey
Save the Date: Juneteenth!
Join us to celebrate Juneteenth on Friday, June 19, from 2 - 6 p.m. at the Central Park Bandshell! Hosted by the Red Wing High School Black Student Union (BSU), in partnership with RiseUp Partnership, this annual event brings the community together to celebrate freedom, culture, and connection in a welcoming and inclusive space for all. This fun, free day includes food, music, and activities for all ages. VOLUNTEER AT JUNETEENTH!
When: Friday, June 19, 2026, from 2 - 6 p.m.
Where: Red Wing Central Park Bandshell
What to Expect:
Free meal and snacks for attendees
DJ and music
Black-owned business vendor tents
Barber shop experience
Face painting and family-friendly activities
Dunk tank
Tie-dye shirt station
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Colvill Aquatic Center
Colvill Aquatic Center is open noon to 6 p.m. daily. Daily admission is $8 but there are season pass options available.
Summer Reading Challenge at the Red Wing Public Library
City Government Opportunities for Students
High-school-age students can now take an even more active role in their local government.
The Red Wing City Council recently approved a one-year pilot program that adds student voting members to several City advisory boards and commissions. This initiative gives young people a real voice in local decision-making while helping them build leadership, communication, and community engagement skills.
We are currently recruiting students in grades 9 and up to apply for positions on boards including:
- Arts & Culture Commission
- Sustainability Commission
- Human Rights Commission
- Sister Cities Commission
- Sheldon Theatre Board
- Library Board of Trustees
Students selected for voting seats will receive:
- A $15/hour stipend through RiseUp Partnership
- Leadership and public speaking training
- Transportation support through Dial-a-Ride
- Hands-on experience shaping their community
Applications are open now for a June 2026 start date. Apply for a voting seat today.
Red Wing Pride: June 20, 2026
This fun and welcoming event features arts and crafts, music, and the fan-favorite red carpet walk — all centered around celebrating authenticity and building a community where everyone belongs. VOLUNTEER FOR PRIDE
When: Saturday, June 20, 2026, from 12 - 4 p.m.
Where: Red Wing Central Park Bandshell
What to Expect:
Arts and crafts activities for all ages
Music and entertainment
The fan-favorite Red Carpet Walk (at 3 p.m.)
Opportunities to connect with community members and resources
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
