7th grade science students have been learning about their body's metabolism and specializing in different conditions (such as asthma, anemia, and diabetes) that can affect how the body works.
Here they are presenting their knowledge to their small groups whom, together, with ultimately diagnose a patient.
about 6 hours ago, Redwood Area School District
Another great read from our Cardinal Corner!
about 8 hours ago, Redwood Area School District
1 day ago, Redwood Area School District
RVES - Parents still need to order pictures? Our NEW Code Lookup Tool is now available. They can simply scan the QR code and follow the directions to access their child's picture ordering gallery. No need to contact Customer Service for an access code! *Student last name and Student ID number will be required for data security.*
1 day ago, Redwood Area School District
RVMS - Parents still need to order pictures? Our NEW Code Lookup Tool is now available. They can simply scan the QR code and follow the directions to access their child's picture ordering gallery. No need to contact Customer Service for an access code! *Student last name and Student ID number will be required for data security.*
1 day ago, Redwood Area School District
This last Friday, 11 of our RVHS students attended the Minnesota Collegiate DECA Leadership and Innovation Summit held at the RACC. Alongside 65 college students from across the state, our students learned about connection, dining etiquette, networking, public speaking, marketing, financial planning and more. In the afternoon, they competed in the Innovation Challenge on randomly assigned teams to create a business that solved a problem in their community. All of our students represented RVHS well and some of them got the opportunity to do so on stage! Congratulations to Jackson Day and his team for taking 3rd place in the Innovation Challenge. It was awesome to see our high school students taking risks, making new connections, and showing up to learn and grow. I am so proud of them! Thank you for the ways you have (and continue to) support these students! Have a great day!
3 days ago, Richard Jorgenson
4 days ago, Redwood Area School District
4 days ago, Redwood Area School District
4 days ago, Richard Jorgenson
Tomorrow we start our ROC YOUR MOCS week! Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate!
Why a week? To create more event opportunities and participation days, especially for schools and people who work Monday-Friday.
Do we have to wear our Mocs the whole week? Nope, choose a day, or days, or the whole week – whatever works for you!
Is there a main day? The original day will always be November 15th
What is Rock Your Mocs? Established 2011, Rock Your Mocs, is a worldwide Native American & Indigenous Peoples social media unity event held annually and during National Native American Heritage Month in the U.S.A. People wear their moccasins wherever their day takes them and many take a photo, or create a video/story, and upload to social media with the hashtag #rockyourmocs. This creates an online photo album for the world to see and enjoy while simultaneously uniting Native American & Indigenous Peoples through their unique, and collective, tribal culture and heritage. Additionally individuals, organizations, casino’s, schools, museums and tribes are taking the initiative to create their own independent events, both cultural and contemporary, throughout the world.
About
Rock Your Mocs was founded in 2011 by Jessica Jaylyn Atsye (Laguna Pueblo, NM U.S.A.) and beginning 2013, collaboratively, has been annually organized and produced by Native American event producer Melissa Sanchez(Acoma/Laguna Pueblos NM U.S.A.)
Why?: We, as Indigenous people stand united through our tribal individuality, symbolically we wear our moccasins, honor our ancestors, and indigenous peoples worldwide, during Rock Your Mocs and National Native American Heritage Month.
4 days ago, Redwood Area School District
Events Today:
3 Act Play performance tonight at 7pm.
Tickets $7 for adults and $5 for students.
Season passes are allowed.
6 days ago, Andy Ourada
RVHS students who achieved 95% attendance, zero unexcused absence, zero tardies, and zero disciplinary referrals in the month of October were invited to an ice cream party in the commons as a celebration. One student from this group was selected by random drawing to win the autographed Harrison Smith picture. Thanks to the Minnesota Vikings for providing the picture. Congrats to Kylie Rhoden for winning! Great job students!
6 days ago, Richard Jorgenson
Congratulations to our 11/7/25 RV Elementary Cardinal Shout Outs this week. This month we are Grateful to be talking about Gratitude. Gratitude means choosing to appreciate the people and things in our lives. It is this month that we focus on the pause and think about the times when others do or say something that makes our days better and make us feel happy..that is Gratitude and we need to do more of this. This weeks students are working so hard at Gratitude. Keep up the GREAT work! It's always a GREAT day to be a Cardinal!!! * Be Respectful * Be Responsible * Be Safe #RedwoodValleyElementary #CharacterStrong #AlwaysTheCardinalWay #Gratitude #WopeedaBehdoohey
7 days ago, Redwood Area School District
Save the date for our RVES Holiday Concert!
7 days ago, Redwood Area School District
Events Today:
3 Act Play performance tonight at 7pm.
Tickets $7 for adults and $5 for students.
Season passes are allowed.
7 days ago, Andy Ourada
RVHS students in Mr. Maddock's Auto Mechanics class were learning about the parts of a small engine and how to disassemble it. The students were really engaged and asking wonderful questions. Excellent lesson!
7 days ago, Richard Jorgenson
OPENING NIGHT
Join us for RVHS's production of CLUE - many options to attend! We can't wait to see you all in the crowd!
8 days ago, Redwood Area School District
Events Today:
3 Act Play performance tonight at 7pm.
Tickets $7 for adults and $5 for students.
Season passes are allowed.
8 days ago, Andy Ourada
RASD will once again celebrate Rock Your Mocs (RYM) week (November 10-14) with dress up days leading up to RYM day which is recognized Saturday, November 15th.
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate!
Why a week? To create more event opportunities and participation days, especially for schools and people who work Monday-Friday.
Do we have to wear our Mocs the whole week? Nope, choose a day, or days, or the whole week – whatever works for you!
Is there a main day? The original day will always be November 15th
What is Rock Your Mocs? Established 2011, Rock Your Mocs, is a worldwide Native American & Indigenous Peoples social media unity event held annually and during National Native American Heritage Month in the U.S.A. People wear their moccasins wherever their day takes them and many take a photo, or create a video/story, and upload to social media with the hashtag #rockyourmocs. This creates an online photo album for the world to see and enjoy while simultaneously uniting Native American & Indigenous Peoples through their unique, and collective, tribal culture and heritage. Additionally individuals, organizations, casino’s, schools, museums and tribes are taking the initiative to create their own independent events, both cultural and contemporary, throughout the world.
About
Rock Your Mocs was founded in 2011 by Jessica Jaylyn Atsye (Laguna Pueblo, NM U.S.A.) and beginning 2013, collaboratively, has been annually organized and produced by Native American event producer Melissa Sanchez(Acoma/Laguna Pueblos NM U.S.A.)
Why?: We, as Indigenous people stand united through our tribal individuality, symbolically we wear our moccasins, honor our ancestors, and indigenous peoples worldwide, during Rock Your Mocs and National Native American Heritage Month.
9 days ago, Redwood Area School District
Congratulations to RV Cardinal, Zach Wilson, on making the All-State Academic Team for Class AA!
10 days ago, Redwood Area School District
