MTC Conference Champs - Congratulations to our RHHS Girls Track Team on a 1st place conference win. Congratulations to the RHHS Boys Track on a 3rd place finish.
There will be no varsity baseball game this evening. The JV team will travel to Mt. Carmel with a 4:30 start time.
RHHS Varsity Baseball will play Wednesday @ Waltonville with a start time of 4:30. There will be no JV game vs. L-ville on Wednesday.
Just a friendly reminder. Promenade will begin at 7 p.m. with the coronation immediately following. The doors will open at 6:15 and there will be a charge of $1 for all adults attending.
Tonights Boys Track Meet in Newton will start at 4:30 with field events and 5:30 with running events.
RHHS Baseball will play Waltonville tomorrow night at 4:30 at the tank farm.
The Baseball game for tonight, April 27th at Odin, has been cancelled!!
*IMPORTANT SPORTS INFO FOR 4/27*
HS Boys Baseball game will start at 4:30 tonight!!
HS Girls Track at Fairfield- Meet will start at 3:30 with throwing events and 4:15 with running events.
Changes are due to impending weather! Please share!
The 4th Grade Recorder Program will be at 1:30 on Tuesday, May 16th this year.
(There were some papers sent home saying that it was on the 15th, but we moved it due to a conflict.)
We are having an extra rehearsal on Monday May 15th, so please make sure your student brings their music and their recorder on Monday and Tuesday.
Thank you!
Ms. Evinger
Sumner Attendance Center Music Parents!
Our Spring Concert will be on Thursday, May 11th at 7pm in the SAC Gym. 5th/6th Choir students need to be in their places on the risers at 6:45pm. The 5th and 6th Grade band students need to be in the band room at 6:15 to get warmed up and seated for the concert. Please have your student dress in Spring Colors!
Thank you!
Ms. Evinger
The 4th graders participated in The Best Part of Me project where they chose one of their favorite features and wrote a poem about it. They all did a wonderful job!
At RHHS in Ms. Tussey's Career Explorations class, we have MANY guest speakers throughout the semester that talk about their career paths, their current jobs, advice on interviewing, and various life skills. We have some that are in-person and some virtual guest speakers.
To name a few, so far we've had:
-- JEREMY BUSCH: Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine who is the Head Football Athletic Trainer for the University of Illinois Athletics
-- BAILEY WHITE: Owner and operator of Bailey's Salon & Spa
--TIFFANI HIGGINBOTHAM: Vice President, Retail Operations Officer of Casey's State Bank
-- HEIDI MALLIN: Special Projects Manager of Lucas Oil Stadium
-- KEVIN ALEXANDER: Enlisted Accessions Recruiter of the United States Air Force
-- TRENT MASTERSON: Lawrence County Sherrif
-- DANNY ASH: Bridgeport Chief of Police
At RHHS in Ms. Tussey's Career Explorations class, we invited the team from the Illinois Extension program to teach about basic personal finances. They ran a real world simulation where students got to choose a career path, see what their paychecks would be, decide what type of housing to live in, and what car to drive, etc. They discussed how to write checks, creating a savings, and pay bills. They also had to decide whether they wanted pets or kids and deduct the corresponding amount for those costs too.
Lastly, the students were tasked with deciding if they wanted various entertainment, utilities, groceries, clothing, and even had a “chance” pile where a life event would happen and could either add to their balance or deduct from it. Once completed, students had to tally their totals to see if they had money left over at the end of the month or if their bank account was negative. To say we learned a lot is an understatement! It was definitely an educational experience!
For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/
The baseball game vs. Waltonville scheduled for this evening has been cancelled. Makeup date TBD.
A team of 7th graders recently participated in the second round of the ROE brain games at Rend Lake College. The students were put through various STEAM challenges where they had to work together to come up with answers and solutions. We are very proud of all their hard work throughout the challenges!
Congratulations to the 2023 Red Hill Prom Court. The queen candidates are from left to right, Marina Robles, Madalynn Hulfachor, Tess Heath, Kyra Griesemer, Olivia Ray, and Kamryn Young. King candidates are from left to right, Colin Laakman, Reece Ralston, Landon Phipps, Silas Parrott, Hayden Arbuckle, and Wyatt Cafin. Prom will be held in the North gym on April 29th, with Promenade beginning at 7 and Coronation immediately following. Doors will open at 6:15 and there will $1 charge at the door to attend the coronation for all adults.
THIS WEEK! Come support our local student artists at the Lawrence County Student Art Show!
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When: Friday, April 21, 3:00pm - 7:00pm CT and Saturday, April 22, 10:00am - 2:00pm CT
Where: History Center on the Square, 619 12th Street, Lawrenceville, IL
Cost: FREE!
The 2023 Red Hill High School yearbooks are available for pre-order. You can pre-order your copy of the yearbook one of two ways:
1) Stop by the main office and pick up an order form
2) Order online at yearbookforever.com
Price is $50 and orders will be accepted through May 12.
Join us on May 14th for RHHS Senior Baccalaureate!
Tomorrow's baseball game against Martinsville has been postponed. Makeup date TBD.