Attention all students and parents! Concession stand help is needed tonight for the track meet at RTHS. Students you will earn DOUBLE SILVER SERVICE hours if you volunteer tonight. Time slots from 3:30-5:30 and 5:30-7:30 are available. See Mrs. Harvey in the Counseling center to sign up!
Congratulations to RTHS seniors Gabriel Molgas and Luis Sanchez Fuentes on receiving the StaffQuick Ready-to-Work Scholarship. This award supports essential workforce readiness needs.
Pictured from left to right are Nadia Castro, StaffQuick Branch Manager; Gabriel Molgas; Luis Sanchez Fuentes; and Marisol Ochoa, Regional StaffQuick Manager.
Pictured from left to right are Nadia Castro, StaffQuick Branch Manager; Gabriel Molgas; Luis Sanchez Fuentes; and Marisol Ochoa, Regional StaffQuick Manager.
Rochelle Township High School is proud to recognize junior Noah McKinney as the March Rotary “Service Above Self” Student of the Month.
Noah has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to serving others, accumulating 301 Silver Service volunteer hours during his three years at RTHS. His volunteer efforts include working at the Little League concession stand, running the scoreboard and keeping the scorebook for REC basketball games, serving as a worship leader at the R.O.C.K. weekend Christian retreat, assisting at the Geneva Food Bank, and participating in the El Ayudante Honduras Mission Trip. During this trip, Noah contributed to a variety of projects, including laying concrete, building cabinets, and helping organize a wedding. His supervisor shared, “Noah worked hard and contributed with a great attitude at each event. He was a great asset.”
In addition to his service, Noah excels academically and is actively involved in school activities. He is a member of Key Club, where he has contributed to events such as Pork Chop Dinners, Make a Difference Day, Hot Dog Day, Peanut Day, and Hay Bale Decorating. Noah also participates in Marching Band and Pep Band, as well as the bowling and tennis teams. This year, he was also selected for membership in the National Honor Society.
As part of this honor, Noah will receive a scholarship to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) camp, where he will further develop his leadership skills and dedication to service.
RTHS congratulates Noah McKinney on being named the March Rotary Student of the Month. We look forward to his continued success and all he will accomplish in the future.
Noah has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to serving others, accumulating 301 Silver Service volunteer hours during his three years at RTHS. His volunteer efforts include working at the Little League concession stand, running the scoreboard and keeping the scorebook for REC basketball games, serving as a worship leader at the R.O.C.K. weekend Christian retreat, assisting at the Geneva Food Bank, and participating in the El Ayudante Honduras Mission Trip. During this trip, Noah contributed to a variety of projects, including laying concrete, building cabinets, and helping organize a wedding. His supervisor shared, “Noah worked hard and contributed with a great attitude at each event. He was a great asset.”
In addition to his service, Noah excels academically and is actively involved in school activities. He is a member of Key Club, where he has contributed to events such as Pork Chop Dinners, Make a Difference Day, Hot Dog Day, Peanut Day, and Hay Bale Decorating. Noah also participates in Marching Band and Pep Band, as well as the bowling and tennis teams. This year, he was also selected for membership in the National Honor Society.
As part of this honor, Noah will receive a scholarship to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) camp, where he will further develop his leadership skills and dedication to service.
RTHS congratulates Noah McKinney on being named the March Rotary Student of the Month. We look forward to his continued success and all he will accomplish in the future.
RTHS is incredibly proud of our Class of 2026 seniors! 🎓✨
On May 4, 2026, many outstanding students were recognized at our annual Honors Night for their hard work, dedication, and academic achievement. Together, they earned over $175,000 in local scholarships, along with more than $1.3 million in institutional awards.
Your commitment to excellence has truly paid off, and we can’t wait to see all that you accomplish next. Congratulations, seniors! Your future is bright!
On May 4, 2026, many outstanding students were recognized at our annual Honors Night for their hard work, dedication, and academic achievement. Together, they earned over $175,000 in local scholarships, along with more than $1.3 million in institutional awards.
Your commitment to excellence has truly paid off, and we can’t wait to see all that you accomplish next. Congratulations, seniors! Your future is bright!
The RTHS greenhouse is still open!
This Hub Award goes to Audyn Kemp. She is always a positive influence on those around her. Her teachers describe her as hard-working, friendly, helpful, and creative. She is truly a pleasure to have at RTHS. Thanks for all you do, Audyn!
YEARBOOK ORDER DEADLINE APPROACHING
Where has this school year gone! Time is running out.
Friday, May 8th is the last day to order a yearbook for the 2025-2026 school year.
To order your yearbook or check if you have ordered, go to the Yearbook Order Center:
https://yearbookordercenter.com/?school=8617
If you have any question, please contact Mr. Bergeson - dbergeson@rthsd212.org
Congratulations to RTHS seniors Christian Mascote and Ryelee Bogle for being awarded the Illinois Principals Association Student Leadership Award, alongside several hundred other students from the Northwest Region.
Happy Principal's Day, Dr. Lewis!!
May is a very busy month here at RTHS! Here are some important dates to look out for this month. Scan the QR Code or click on the link for the spring sport schedules. https://schools.snap.app/rochelletownshiphs
We are almost at the end of the school year, let's give it everything we've got these last few weeks and finish strong!
An admissions rep from NIU will be visiting RTHS on Wednesday, April 29th during 2nd hour to speak to any interested Juniors and Seniors. Sign up in the Counseling Center or on SchooLinks to reserve your seat.
⭐Rochelle Township High School is proud to recognize junior Kami Damask as the April Rotary “Service Above Self” Student of the Month.
Kami has accumulated over 422 Silver Service volunteer hours during her three years at RTHS and has already earned her Silver Service Cord as a junior. Her dedication to serving others is evident through her many contributions to the community. Kami has volunteered at Spring Lake Pool, taught swimming lessons, assisted with fundraising events and childcare at First Presbyterian Church, worked in the concession stand at the REC Center, coached RJT Cheer, and served at the R.O.C.K. Christian Retreat Weekend where her supervisor noted, “Kami served with a smile and a great attitude all weekend.”
In addition to her community service, Kami is actively involved at RTHS. She volunteers as an office monitor during her study hall, serves as a baseball team manager, assists with supervising summer lifting sessions, helps organize and set up prom, and supports several teachers and coaches when they need extra help. She is also a member of the Cheer Team and was recently inducted into the National Honor Society.
As part of this recognition, Kami will receive a scholarship to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) camp, where she will further develop her leadership skills and commitment to service.
RTHS congratulates Kami on being named the April Rotary Student of the Month and thanks her for the positivity, dedication, and enthusiasm she brings to both the school and the community.
Kami has accumulated over 422 Silver Service volunteer hours during her three years at RTHS and has already earned her Silver Service Cord as a junior. Her dedication to serving others is evident through her many contributions to the community. Kami has volunteered at Spring Lake Pool, taught swimming lessons, assisted with fundraising events and childcare at First Presbyterian Church, worked in the concession stand at the REC Center, coached RJT Cheer, and served at the R.O.C.K. Christian Retreat Weekend where her supervisor noted, “Kami served with a smile and a great attitude all weekend.”
In addition to her community service, Kami is actively involved at RTHS. She volunteers as an office monitor during her study hall, serves as a baseball team manager, assists with supervising summer lifting sessions, helps organize and set up prom, and supports several teachers and coaches when they need extra help. She is also a member of the Cheer Team and was recently inducted into the National Honor Society.
As part of this recognition, Kami will receive a scholarship to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) camp, where she will further develop her leadership skills and commitment to service.
RTHS congratulates Kami on being named the April Rotary Student of the Month and thanks her for the positivity, dedication, and enthusiasm she brings to both the school and the community.
With the end of the school year fast approaching, keep in mind that the snow days have changed the dates of final exams for grades 9-11. Finals will be on May 21st, May 22nd and May 26th.
We are very grateful for our administrative assistants. Thank you for everything you do!
Congratulation to Mrs. Eva Lenkaitis as she received the Award of Special Recognition from the ISBE Those Who Excel this weekend from State Superintendent of Education Dr. Tony Sanders
➡️SENIOR SILVER SERVICE REMINDER⬅️
Thank you to Sarah Burke from the URUS group and Trans Ova Genetics for presenting to the Dual Credit Agriculture Business class today. As a talent acquisition manager, she spoke about resumes, cover letters, and interviewing tips and tricks with the students.
Are you interested in making $20/hr this weekend or earning silver service hours? See Mrs. Harvey in the Counseling Center for a yardwork job (raking) available this weekend or after school next week.
🎨✨ You're invited! Join us on May 14th for our annual Spring Art Show and AP Art Showcase!
Celebrate the amazing talents of our artists — awards will be presented at 5:30 PM, followed by a public viewing of the artworks from 5:45 to 7:00 PM.
We can't wait to see you there!
Celebrate the amazing talents of our artists — awards will be presented at 5:30 PM, followed by a public viewing of the artworks from 5:45 to 7:00 PM.
We can't wait to see you there!
🎓SENIORS! Scholarship opportunity available from the US Foods Scholars Program for students pursuing a Culinary Arts degree or a related discipline, including, but not limited to, Culinary Science, Baking and Pastry Arts, Nutrition and Food Business Management, or Hospitality Management.
➡️Check out this link for the scholarship info and application. 🔗https://scholarshipamerica.org/scholarship/usfoods/
➡️Check out this link for the scholarship info and application. 🔗https://scholarshipamerica.org/scholarship/usfoods/
