Rowland High School

Monday - 11/17

Girls Water Polo vs. Mark Keppel (JV & VR) - Home

Parent Workshop - 9:00 am @ Nogales High School

Tuesday - 11/18

Boys Basketball CIF Kickoff Classic @ Edgewood High School

Family Connect Workshop @ Telesis Academy

Girls Water Polo vs. Walnut (JV & VR) - Home

Wednesday - 11/19

Boys Basketball CIF Kickoff Classic @ Edgewood High School

Connect 4 | Mt. SAC Orientation (Hideout- 5th or 6th period)

Family Connect Workshop @ Telesis Academy

Girls Water Polo vs. La Habra (JV & VR) - Away

Wrestling Tournament (FR) @ Sonora

Thursday - 11/20

U.S. Army Info Session @lunch (CCC)

Boys Basketball CIF Kickoff Classic @ Edgewood High School

ELAC Meeting @ 5:30 p.m.

Girls Water Polo vs. Whittier (JV & VR) - Away

Parent Academy @ 6:30 p.m.

Parent Workshop - 4:30 pm @ Rowland High School

PTSA Meeting @ 3:45 p.m.

Wrestling vs. Walnut (JV & VR) - Away

Friday - 11/21

Boys Basketball CIF Kickoff Classic @ Edgewood High School

City of Hope Blood Drive

Saturday - 11/22

Alumni Soccer Game

Boys Basketball CIF Kickoff Classic @ Edgewood High School

Cross Country Playoffs

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

Angelique Juson was nominated by her counselor, Ms. Orozco. "Every interaction with her is filled with positivity. She is one of my star students who continues to impress me with her ability to stay composed and graceful under pressure. I believe this strength has helped her grow into the confident leader she is today. I’ve met many students over the years, but Angelique truly has a special quality that makes her stand out. I have no doubt she will be successful in anything she pursues, and any school will be lucky to have her."

Xingchen Lin, nominated by Mrs. Co, the precalculus teacher, for Scholar of the Week. "Xingchen is taking AP Precalculus as a sophomore and excels at thinking critically to make connections between mathematical ideas. He asks thoughtful questions that demonstrate deep understanding and often helps his peers approach problems from new perspectives."

Kelly Huang Huang was nominated by the art teacher, Ms. Smith. Ms. Smith is nominating Kelly because of her jaw-dropping artwork and tremendous growth within the art program. "I had her in Art 1 last year, and it has been incredible to see how much she has developed as an artist. This year, she is building an impressive portfolio that reflects her creativity, technical skill, and dedication to her craft. I am truly proud of the artist she is becoming."

Kim Phung was nominated by her cross-country coach, Mr. Ramirez. "Kim worked hard all year to move up from being 1st in JV at league finals last year, to being 7th overall on Varsity and finishing All League. Kim improved 90 seconds from her Junior year Personal Record and was one of the biggest reasons the girls won back-to-back league championships for the first time since 1983."

The 2025 Varsity Rowland Football Team became the first team to complete the regular season with a perfect 10-0 Record in school history. Along the way, they became the Gano League Champions and made the CIF Division 9 Playoffs.

Both the boys’ and girls’ varsity teams capped off an incredible season as league champions, earning the chance to compete for a return to the CIF Finals. The boys completed their third straight undefeated season—45–0 in league—and dominated with four runners in the top five and five All-League athletes: Jacob Juarez, Andrew Tai, Caleb Benjamin, Copernicus Yu, and Carlos Ronquillo. The girls matched that excellence with their second consecutive undefeated season—30–0 over two years—and placed six runners in the top twelve: Evelyn Barrios, Evie Kim, Kim Phung, Malana Wien, and Savanna Pablo. Jacob Juarez earned League MVP, winning two of the three league races. This season also featured major program milestones, including hosting the first-ever home 3-mile cross country race at Rowland on September 27th, a successful team training trip to Big Bear, and strong representation at the prestigious Clovis Invitational. A historic and unforgettable season for Rowland Cross Country.

Force Perspective photography is the process of framing various subjects in different places to make it seem like all subjects are interacting with one another

This will be an empowering workshop for our families. It highlights the important role family engagement plays in helping students succeed. Core members of Family Connect will share their inspiring stories—including their challenges, pitfalls, successes, and how they navigated their children’s educational journeys.

Each day we will focus on a different topics,

• 11/18: Elementary and Special Education @ Telesis
• 11/19: Middle School @ Telesis
• 12/9: High School and Special Education @ Giano
• 12/10: College @ Giano

Sign up forms

• English
• Spanish
• Chinese

- House of Representatives meeting 2nd period hideout

- Senate meeting 1st period hideout

- Class meetings during lunch:

Class of 2029 - Hideout

Class of 2028 - Mr. Hiett R106

Class of 2027 - Library

Class of 2026 - Mrs. Janicke M9

We will have activities to highlight our Raider Goals during lunch from Tuesday to Thursday.

With only a couple of weeks remaining until the CSU application deadline on December 1, we’re in full swing supporting students as they complete their applications. Join them for a virtual CSU application workshop and get your questions answered! Seats are limited so register today!

CSU Application Workshops (Hosted by Cal Poly Pomona Outreach Counselors)

• Dates: November 18, and 20

• Time: 4:00–5:00 PM

• Format: Brief overview of the application + Q&A + optional one-on-one help

• Registration: https://engage.cpp.edu/register/applycpp

Can't attend the CPP workshops? Don't worry, we've got you covered! Get college application help daily in the Library Computer Lab at lunch with your counselor!

Seniors! Don't forget to attend our first meeting for Connect 4. Orientation is scheduled for Wednesday, November 19th. You can attend during 5th or 6th period. A permission slip will be required to attend if you have class. Pick up your permission slip from Mrs. Galaviz in the College & Career Center and return it no later than Tuesday at lunch.

If you haven't already done so, sign up now to reserve your spot!

https://forms.gle/wrxW8yF39m3iHSEV8

The Rowland Unified School District is committed to providing equal opportunity for all individuals in district programs and activities, District programs, activities, and practices shall be free from unlawful discrimination, including discrimination against an individual or group based on race, color, ancestry, nationality, national origin, immigration status, ethnic group identification, ethnicity, age, religion, marital status, pregnancy, parental status, reproductive health decision-making, physical or mental disability, medical condition, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, veteran or military status, or genetic information; a perception of one or more of such characteristics; or association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.

The District's Equity Compliance and Title IX Officer is Dr. Kevin Despard, Director of Human Resources: 1830 S. Nogales St. Rowland Heights, CA 91748 | (626)854-8378 | kdespard@rowlandschools.org. The District's Section 504 Coordinator is Mr. Jason Garcia, Director of Student Services: 1830 S. Nogales St. Rowland Heights, CA 91748 | (626)935-8283 | jasongarcia@rowlandschools.org.