Congratulations to our 1/19/2024 Reede Gray Cardinal Code Shoutouts this week. Perseverance is what helps us learn new things and reach our goals. It looks like running your fastest, kicking your hardest, pushing yourself to keep going even when you are tired or want to give up. It looks like continuing to practice your spelling words again and again and again even if you keep spelling it wrong or working on math over and over again until you reach your goal. Perseverance is NGU-Never Give Up. We can all do hard things. We are very proud of each of them! *Be Respectful *Be Responsible *Be Safe #ReedeGrayElementary #CharacterStrong #AlwaysTheCardinalWay #CardinalCode #Perseverance #Wacinmatanka
Winter Game Night - January 29th - Save the date!
Congratulations to our 1/12/2024 Reede Gray Cardinal Code Shoutouts this week. Perseverance is our focus this month. It means pushing yourself to work through challenges and obstacles. It is what happens to you when you keep trying, even when it gets tough. When you can’t figure out a problem, then you try to solve it another way until you get it right–that’s Perseverance. We are very proud of each of them! *Be Respectful *Be Responsible *Be Safe #ReedeGrayElementary #CharacterStrong #AlwaysTheCardinalWay #CardinalCode #Perseverance #Wacinmatanka
Senior families are invited to attend the Financial Aid Information Night on Monday, January 29th at 6pm in the PAC. Information covered will include updates to the FAFSA from an SMSU Financial Aid Officer, tips for applying to community scholarships as well as Dollars for Scholars and information on the Ehler Loan program.
Please contact the RVHS School Counselors with questions!
Tia Zimmer- tzimmer@redwoodareaschools.com
Ally Carlson- acarlson@redwoodareaschools.com
RV student, Blake Stephens, attended the VFW Voice of Democracy competition awards banquet in Granite Falls to receive his 2nd place award in the District.
Congratulations to our 1/5/24 Reede Gray Cardinal Code Shoutouts this week. As we have been talking about Empathy we have also been talking about our own Kindness. One way to practice Kindness is through Empathy. Empathy has been described as ‘standing in someone else’s shoes.’ It makes us feel connected and understood. It’s the kind of Kindness that makes our world a better place. Our students have been working on growing their Empathy. We are so proud of them. #OhHeyReedeGray #ReedeGrayElementary #CharacterStrong #AlwaysTheCardinalWay #CardinalCode #BeKind #Empathy #Waunsiwada
Mr. Bebeau and some of the 7/8 choir members came caroling through the middle school halls yesterday. He even brought sheet music for all of us to join along. As Buddy the Elf says, “The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.”
Congratulations to our 12/22/23 Reede Gray Cardinal Code Shoutouts this week. Practicing Empathy helps us make new friends and make our friendships and connections even stronger. Empathy isn’t just thinking about how others feel, it’s taking action! Our students have been working so hard on Empathy. We are so proud of them. #OhHeyReedeGray #ReedeGrayElementary #CharacterStrong #AlwaysTheCardinalWay #CardinalCode #BeKind #Empathy #Waunsiwada
RVHS is excited to announce two FREE opportunities for students to explore careers in criminal Justice.
College Intro to Criminal Justice
RVHS and the Redwood Fall Police Department are partnering to offer an Intro to Criminal Justice course. This class will be held on Tuesday nights, starting January 23rd from 6:30pm- 8:30pm. Students enrolled in this course will receive three college credits from MN West as well as a .5 credit through RVHS. Students must meet MN West course requirements.
16-Hour Law Enforcement Exploration
Starting on Monday, January 29th from 6:30pm-8:30pm, RVHS students can sign up to participate in a 16-hour Criminal Justice Exploration opportunity. Students will learn about law enforcement and the criminal justice system through weekly immersive experiences.
Applications for both opportunities can be found in the HS Office.
Yesterday RVHS students volunteered time in the Lower Sioux Indian Community at the Food Pantry. The students learned that the Food Pantry is open to anyone (not just citizens and Jackpot Junction employees) and that people come from as far away as Mankato to receive dairy, fresh produce, and canned goods which vary week from week. Items such as fresh ground bison and frozen walleye from Red Lake were among some of the foods that they helped stock in the freezer. Once they finished stocking shelves and breaking down boxes they were allowed to shop as if they were each supplying food for a week for a family. They learned about the typical cost of a week's worth of groceries for a family and how to best prepare with meal planning. The Food Pantry staff also shared how important it is that people visit and leave with what they can use for their family meals as funding is based on the needs of the entire community, meaning if it is not utilized, funding will cease. We thank the Lower Sioux Indian Community for sharing this valuable resource and learning opportunity for our students.
Congratulations to our local RVHS Voice of Democracy Essay Winners. Blake Stephens won first place and Lilianna Carter earned second place. Thanks for VFW Post 2553 for sponsoring this program. Great work students!
RVMS Dress Up Days
Congratulations to our 12/15/23 Reede Gray Cardinal Code Shoutouts this week. Empathy is understanding and connecting to other peoples feelings. We can ask others how they are doing, and really listen to them and understand how and why they are feeling a certain way. When we take the time to understand and connect with others, we make our school a place where everyone belongs. We are so proud of them. #OhHeyReedeGray #ReedeGrayElementary #CharacterStrong #AlwaysTheCardinalWay #CardinalCode #BeKind #Empathy #Waunsiwada
Students in Mr. Berggren's History of Rock and Roll class learned about Hard Rock music from the band Leaving Hope. Students were able to talk with band members about their music and enjoy a "mini" concert.
