Rowland High School

Tuesday - 8/20

Boys Water Polo vs. Glendale (JV & VR) - Away

Flag Football vs. Fullerton (JV & VR) - Away

Girls Tennis vs. Sierra Vista (VR) - Home

Girls Tennis vs. Sierra Vista (JV) - Away

Girls Volleyball vs. Los Altos (FS, JV, & VR) - Home

Wednesday - 8/21

Football (JV) vs. Whittier - Home

Make-Up Yearbook Picture

Thursday - 8/22

Boys Water Polo (JV & VR) vs. La Mirada - Home

Football (FR) vs. Eastside - Away

Girls Tennis vs. Bonita (VR) - Away

Girls Tennis vs. Bonita (JV) - Home

Girls Volleyball (VR) vs. Southlands Christian - Away

ELAC Meeting @ 5:30 p.m.

Friday - 8/23

Aloha Activity

Football (VR) vs. Eastside - Home

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

Buy your ticket now in the ASB office to participate in this celebration after the game!

Starting Monday, August 19th, only students with a parking permit will be allowed to park in the parking lot.

Students can pick up the parking application in the Front Office or ASB.

Regular parking costs $15.00, and reserved parking for Seniors is $25.00.

All students' bills (textbook, library, & ASB) must be paid before a permit will be issued.

Students can buy their parking pass in the ASB Office.

The 2024 Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) National Leadership Conference (NLC) took place in Seattle, WA, from June 29 – July 3, drawing more than 8,000 students, educators, and guests from across the nation. This gathering provided a valuable platform for attendees to expand their leadership skills, sharpen their talents, explore career pathways, and listen to inspiring speakers.

The highly anticipated Students Taking Action with Recognition (STAR) Events were at the heart of the conference. Over 4,300 FCCLA Members competed in these events, where they were recognized for their proficiency and achievement in chapter and individual projects, leadership skills, and career preparation. The collaboration between youth and adults in managing the events and evaluating participants allowed students to develop real-world skills and gain valuable insights.

STAR Events are pivotal in supporting student development by enhancing their classroom experience and guiding them toward successful career pathways. With more than 30 events to choose from, participants had the opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge, skills, and abilities by actively addressing essential issues concerning families, careers, or communities. By researching the topic and implementing projects to advocate for positive change, students acquired valuable skills and industry insights needed to thrive in the 21st century.

The students' projects and presentations exemplifies their dedication, creativity, and commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of others. Their accomplishment at the national level is a testament to their hard work, teamwork, and unwavering passion.

Rowland High School proudly brought 30 students, 28 of them competed in many of the STAR Events and achieved a remarkable medal (bronze/silver/gold) with TWO earning TOP 10 in recognition of their outstanding performance.

Entrepreneurship - Level 2 - SILVER: Jude Ocaranza & Steven Tomlinson

FCCLA Chapter Website Design - Level 2 - SILVER: Celina Poon (recognizing Leah Tsoi who was unable to attend)

Focus on Children - Level 2 - BRONZE: Jasmin Lo & Coco Xiao

Food Innovations - Level 2 - BRONZE: Audrey Gonzales & Rebeca Guevara Galo

Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation - Level 3 - SILVER: Amanda Li, Nicole Rinaldi, & Jack Wu

Interior Design - Level 2 - SILVER: Aaden Chen & Aiden Ho (recognizing Weiss Lee who was unable to attend)

Nutrition & Wellness - Level 2 - SILVER: Sara Chor, Victoria Peng, & Victor Zhang

Nutrition & Wellness - Level 3 - SILVER: Adam Nguyen & Angel Vergara

Professional Presentation - Level 2 - SILVER: Anna Lee

Repurpose and Redesign - Level 2 - SILVER: Wan Ling Lin & Doris Tseng

Repurpose and Redesign - Level 2 - SILVER: Melissa Barragan, Haley Chow, & Alexandra Montoya

Sports Nutrition - Level 2 - GOLD: Ethan Cheng & Isabella Tran

Sports Nutrition - Level 2 - GOLD: Nathanael Li, Bob Lin & Howard Ocean

*Level 2 = freshman/sophomore

*Level 3 = juniors/seniors

We are thrilled to share that two teams earned TOP 10 in the NATION this year! They are:

Sports Nutrition - Level 2 - GOLD Ethan Cheng & Isabella Tran

FCCLA Chapter Website Design - Level 2 - SILVER Celina Poon (recognizing Leah Tsoi who was unable to attend)

Congratulations also to Mrs. Tracy Taylor as she was awarded the MASTER ADVISOR certificate as a testament to her commitment to advising a chapter for over 24 years, having multiple Region officers and State officers, and engaging actively in youth-centered activities.

We want to congratulate Coach Duane Cabot, Coach Barry Alford, and Coach Monica Velasco for leading their girls to victory in their first-ever game in school history over our rival school, the Nogales Nobles.

In the inaugural season for the Lady Raiders, the JV girls were victorious with a 6-0 win, while the Varsity girls came out blazing, scoring a Touchdown on their first 3 drives of the game and defeating the Nobles 25-6.

The Wellbeing Center is now open 5 days a week! You can visit them in room C-1 from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm.

As a California public school student, your child may be eligible to receive $500 to $1,500 for use towards their future education expenses. The California Kids Investment and Development Savings Program (CalKIDS), funded by the State of California, provides eligible low-income students with funds to promote a college going culture.

Checking eligibility and claiming their money is easy. All you need is your child’s 10-digit Statewide Student Identifier (SSID), which can be found (school to insert how it can be found).

For more information and to check your eligibility, visit CalKIDS.org.

The Rowland High School ASB card costs $50. It is an important and valuable purchase for our active Rowland Raiders. The fees collected from the ASB cards help pay for:

- Renaissance System

- Security at events

- Student Assemblies & Events

- Spirit Week Activities

- Tournament entry fees & officials for all sports

- Athletic and Fine Arts letters & awards

- Link Crew

- School Dances

This card provides students with discounts for all dances, spirit shirts, yearbook, school supplies and provides free entrance to all home and league non-CIF sporting events.

Makeup Day for yearbook pictures is on Wednesday, August 21. Students with a PE class will take their pictures during this time. Other students can go to the Hideout during Nutrition, Lunch, or after school.

Get ready to dive into our Weekly College Prep Series! Each week, we'll bring you essential tips, resources, and guidance to help our college-bound students successfully prepare for college. From application advice to scholarship opportunities, we’ve got you covered every step of the way. Don't miss out—stay tuned for new updates each week!

Week #1: Building Your College List

Creating a college list is an important first step in your application process. Selecting which colleges to apply to is a significant decision, but with careful consideration, you can find schools that align with your goals, interests, and needs. Choose schools where you can see yourself growing both academically and personally.

Remember, there isn’t one “perfect” college, but there are many that could be a great fit for you. Take your time, do your research, and choose the colleges where you can see yourself growing and thriving.

Good luck with your decisions, and know that we're here to support you every step of the way!

📌 Click on the PDF below for some tips on how to create your college list.

Attention all senior students! Are you a wordsmith with a passion for writing? Do you have an academic subject that inspires you or are you passionate about improving your school or community? This is your chance to shine! We are thrilled to announce the 56th Assembly District College & Career Fair Writing Contest, where you have the opportunity to showcase your writing prowess and win an amazing scholarship of $1000. Click here for more information.

We're excited to announce that the College and Career Center is open! Whether you're in 9th, 10th, 11th or 12th grade, this is your go-to spot for all things college and career planning. From exploring universities to how to pay for college, Mrs. Galaviz is here to help answer any questions you have. Drop by before school, nutrition, lunch, or after school and start planning your future today! We are located next to the ASB store.

Save the dates-- We have some exciting workshops and events this Fall! Check out our calendar below and visit the College & Career Center's website for additional information and resources.

📌 Counselors will be visiting all Senior English classrooms in September to present on college and plans after high school. Counselors will also meet with seniors individually beginning October through December to discuss college plans.

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.