RHS Weekly Newsletter
April 17, 2026
Input for Superintendent Search
Our Board of Education has begun the process of identifying our next superintendent. This communication includes information about how you can provide your input. Engaging members of our school community in this process is a priority for the Board, as your feedback will play a key role in shaping the selection of our next leader.
Please see the attached document for more details.
The Board will continue to provide updates throughout the process. To stay informed, please go to the Superintendent Search page on the district website.
Parenting in the Digital World
We are pleased to offer our parents and guardians the opportunity to attend a special presentation pertinent to any adult who is responsible for children of any age. There is no shortage of conversation and concern around the impact of devices and the digital world on our youth. Please consider joining us on May 4th to engage on this critically important topic. Presentations are at 6 p.m. (elementary parents/guardians) and 7 p.m. (middle and high school parent/guardians). Both will be held at Romeo High School in the auditorium. Click here for more information.
Youth Art Month
Romeo Community Schools' K-12 Student Art Show is now open at Starkweather Arts Center and runs through Friday, April 24. The arts center is open Thursday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is located at 219 N. Main Street in the Village of Romeo.
RTC Presents: Anything Goes
Tickets for Romeo Theatre Company's spring musical, Anything Goes, are on sale NOW! The show runs April 16, 17, and 18 @ 7pm and April 19 @ 2pm. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased online at romeotheatrecompany.ludus.com or at the door (while available). You won't want to miss this hilarious rom-com!
"A toe-tapping evergreen classic with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, this voyage of the S.S. American between New York and England is filled with a madcap group of passengers, witty repartee, exceptional singing and brilliant dancing. Including familiar classics from the Great American Songbook "Anything Goes,” "You're the Top" and "I Get a Kick Out of You," this musical will have rooting for true love to win out in the end."
Academies at Romeo
Reminders
2025-2026 Yearbook Update
Official book sales closed last month to allow for cover printing and final quantity counts.
Waitlist Policy: To keep things fair, we cannot hold books or maintain a pre-sale waitlist at this time.
Extra Copies: We have ordered a limited number of extra yearbooks. These will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis during the distribution period in May at both the 9GA and the high school. They are $90.00 cash or a check made out to RHS.
Early Dismissal Process
All student early dismissals must be called into the main office by a person on the student's approved contact list and before they are allowed to leave class.
2026-2027 Student Drivers
As we reach the halfway point in our second semester, we wanted to give some reminders to our students planning to drive to school NEXT school year.
For the first time in six years, we do not have enough parking spots/passes to meet the demand. This means that not every student that wants a parking pass next year will get one. As usual, seniors and juniors will have the first opportunity to get a parking pass at Bulldog Days in August. We will then determine if we will be able to offer parking passes to sophomores or not (if so, that will be announced in October).
We also want to bring attention to the Student Success Criteria section in our RHS Parking Agreement which includes the following:
All Romeo High School students are expected to work towards a high school diploma, attend school regularly, and exhibit proper behaviors while at school or school functions. For these reasons, parking passes may be revoked (temporarily or permanently) if a student is failing classes and is not on pace to graduate, has excessive absences or tardies, and/or is suspended from school.
As you finish out the 2025-2026 school year, please keep in mind that the following behaviors will be necessary to help ensure your ability to get a parking pass:
- Be on pace to graduate (ie. pass all your classes)
- Attend school on a regular basis (ie. keep the absences to a minimum)
- Be on time to school and every class period
- Avoid behaviors that could get you suspended (there are many infractions that could lead to a suspension, but vaping is by far most common)
Upcoming Events
4/16-4/19: RHS Theater Production: Anything Goes
5/4-5/15: AP Testing
5/13: Summa Cum Laude Dinner
Senior Honors & Scholarship Night
5/14: RHS Band Concert
5/20: RHS Choir Concert
