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Around the School
Around the School
RHS Guidance Celebrates Lunar New Year
K12 District Director of Counseling Jen Perry brought the Lunar New Year spirit to the first floor hallway near the Guidance offices this week at RHS! Lunar New Year (aka Chinese New Year) marks the beginning of a new year according to lunar calendars. 2026 will be the Year of the Horse
and kicked off on February 17th with the first new moon of the lunar calendar. Festivities often last for 15 days or more, containing activities and tasks such as the hanging of Spring banners, a lantern festival,
a large feast held on Lunar New Year's Eve, and plenty
of time spent with family and friends.
Happy Lunar New Year to all who celebrate!
RHS ASIAN FESTIVAL
In the Classroom
In the Classroom
FBI Visits RHS
Retired Special FBI Agent Grathwohl brought real-world investigations to life during visits with our Forensic Science, Criminal Justice, and Crime & Mysteries classes. Students got a behind-the-scenes look at actual cases, learned how evidence is used to solve crimes, and heard firsthand what it’s like to work in federal law enforcement. The experience became even more memorable when some of the students had the chance to try on authentic FBI gear, including a bulletproof vest!
Pictured: Retired Special Agent Grathwohl with daughters Lauren and Emily and RHS students John Muller, Kate Hogan, Danielle DeNoy, and Alya Agcayazi
Macbeth Tile Projects in English 11
Students in three English 11 classes created visual interpretations of themes and symbols presented in Shakespeare's drama, Macbeth. RHS New Players will be performing this play
May 14th - 17th!
RHS Percussion Ensembles
Two Percussion Ensembles were selected to perform in the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's Young Musicians Regional Concert.
Ava Fontus, Anderson Joseph, Will Burton, and Jason Lee performed Marimba Spiritual on February 19th at RHS in the Little Theatre at the NJ Regional Concert.
Sora Kumita and Joshua Oh will perform Lucky Nashville on March 3rd at Great Neck South High School on Long Island. This concert is at 6:30 pm and is free to attend.
Each year, ensembles are selected from a competitive pool of 100 applicants to participate in a series of live, adjudicated semi-final regional concerts, with the finalists advancing to perform at Lincoln Center in May.
If either group is selected for the finals, they will receive coaching from Chamber Music Society musicians in April and perform at Lincoln Center in early May!
RHS HOSA
50 RHS HOSA-Future Health Professionals members competed at the Northern Regional Conference. Three students from RHS placed:
Logan Mikita- 3rd place in Occupational Therapy
(and will be moving on to States in April)
Caleb Kang- 2nd place in Occupational Therapy
(and will be moving on to States in April)
Katie Waisnor- 3rd place in Nurse Assisting
(and will be moving on to States in April)
Congratulations to all of the winners as well as
all the members who prepared and competed!
Tinkering Away
The RHS Robot Fighting and 3D Printing Club
are gearing up for Super Science Saturday on March 7th!
Announcements
Announcements
Above is the link to a new system being used to display all the flyers
for RHS upcoming events as well as events across the community.
Click on it to check it out!
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
February 27th: RHS Asian Festival
February 28th: RHS Asian Festival Benefit (5:00pm, RHS Campus Center)
March 3rd-5th: DECA State Competition (Atlantic City)
March 4th: District Jazz Showcase (7:00pm, RHS Campus Center)
March 5th: Maroon & White Recital/ Art Exhibit (3:45pm, RHS)
March 7th: Super Science Saturday
March 11th: RHS Orchestra Concert (7:30pm)
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