➡️Class starts on June 8 - July 1.
➡️Class meets 3 days a week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday) from 8am-12pm.
➡️This class is run by a Kishwaukee College Teacher here at RTHS.
➡️Class is open to current Juniors.
➡️Register in the Counseling Center. $25 deposit due when registering. Balance of $150 due by May 15th.
What are the core American values? That question was explored in essay form by many local students, including several of our own RTHS students.
American Legion Post 403 representatives visited RTHS on Tuesday, March 3rd to present contest winners with cash awards, prizes, and certificates in recognition of their outstanding Americanism essays.
Magdalene Good and Elijah Good each earned first place in their respective age divisions, advancing their essays to the district level of competition. Caden Goodwin and Layla Block received second place honors, and Yaneli Ledesma earned third place.
Congratulations to all of the participants, and best of luck to Magdalene and Elijah as they move on to the next level!
Pictured from left to right are: Charles Roberts Jr.(Commander), Elijah Good, Steve Korth (Adjutant), Magdalene Good, Yaneli Ledesma, Layla Block, Caden Goodwin, Jose Huerta (Jr. Vice Commander) and John Gruben (Youth Program Advisor).
Congratulations Seniors! Herff Jones will be on campus to deliver Caps & Gowns and Graduation Products.
Tuesday, March 10th
During Lunch Periods
In the Cafeteria
If you did not order your Cap & Gown, you can order online Now at Herffjonesil.com or purchase one on delivery day for $55 cash only. No personal checks will be accepted.
You can still order Graduation Announcements and other Senior Products online at HerffJonesIL.com. For any questions about delivery, or to place an order over the phone, please call Herff Jones at 815-756-4743.
Freshman, Sophmores and Juniors - The google form for summer school will go live at 7am Tuesday March 3rd. If you are planning to take a summer class, make sure to fill out the form.
Seniors - Herff Jones will be handing out cap and gown orders on March 10th during lunch hours.
Other dates to look out for in March are below.
Rochelle Township High School is proud to recognize senior Cambrey Rodeghero as the February Rotary Student of the Month.
Throughout her four years at RTHS, Cambrey has shown an exceptional commitment to service, earning an impressive 668 Silver Service Volunteer Hours. This outstanding achievement reflects her dedication to helping others while maintaining strong academic performance and balancing a full schedule of extracurricular activities including Cheerleading, Student Council, Interact, FFA, and the Senior Business Leadership Program.
Cambrey has generously shared her time and talents in support of numerous school and community initiatives. Her volunteer efforts include participating in Make a Difference Day; coaching RJT and St. Paul cheer; serving on R.O.C.K. Christian retreats; volunteering with Feed My Starving Children; assisting with church fundraisers; working at the Rochelle Little League and St. Paul concession stands; helping with Vacation Bible School; taking part in the CAN shopping trip; serving as a volunteer lifeguard; working as an office monitor during her study hall; contributing to Prom and Homecoming Committee; assisting during Hub Powerlifting; chairing Ag Day; cleaning roadsides with Interact Club; and providing childcare during Birth to Five Illinois meetings.
In recognition of her dedication to volunteerism, Cambrey has earned the prestigious Silver Cord, which will be presented at Honors Night this May.
Dr. Lewis shares that “Cambrey is an outstanding choice for Rotary Student of the Month, noting that she exemplifies academic excellence along with strong leadership and service”.
RTHS congratulates Cambrey Rodeghero on being named the February Rotary Student of the Month and commends her dedication to serving others. We look forward to all she will accomplish in the future as she pursues her goal of attending law school.
Attention RTHS students! Online registration for Summer School classes begins at 7:00 AM on Tuesday, March 3rd. Classes are filled on a first come, first served basis and fill up quickly. Students ~ watch your email for a link to register. **Incoming 9th grade and DC Government summer classes will register at a later date.
This spring, Rochelle Township High School will be hosting a variety of college and university visits, and you’re invited to attend! These visits are a great opportunity to connect directly with admissions representatives and learn more about each school’s academic programs, campus life, housing, extracurricular opportunities, and scholarship options.
You’ll also gain helpful insight into the college admissions process, course selection, and what colleges are really looking for in applicants. Whether you’re just starting to explore options or narrowing down your choices, these sessions can help you make informed decisions about your future.
👉 Be sure to sign up in advance to reserve your seat—space is limited! Visit the Counseling Center or sign up through SchooLinks: https://app.schoolinks.com/events/EbNyPw/k12-user/redirect/
Don’t miss this chance to explore your college possibilities right here at RTHS!
First up is UNI ~ University of Northern Iowa ~ next Friday, 2/27, during 5th hour.
For more information regarding the trades, check out: https://findyourtrade.org/
Juniors & Seniors 🎓
Exciting news! The University of Northern Iowa (UNI) will be visiting RTHS on Friday, February 27 during 5th hour to share all about their academic programs, campus life, and what it’s really like to be a Panther! 💜💛
If you’re thinking about college, or just exploring your options , this is a great opportunity to get your questions answered and see if UNI might be the right fit for you.
👉 Sign up in the Counseling Center or on SchooLinks to reserve your seat!
If you are attending Kish in Fall 2026, don’t miss out on these scholarship opportunities. Kish is committed to providing affordable education and offers several scholarships for in-district high school graduates.
Foundation Scholarships : Application Period Feb. 2-March 13: https://kish.edu/about/foundation/scholarships/
The Kishwaukee College Foundation offers more than 80 scholarship opportunities each semester. Students submit a general application to apply for Foundation scholarships.
Academic Achievement and Dual Credit Scholarships: Application with Enrollment
Academic Achievement and Dual Credit scholarships are automatically awarded when a student applies to Kish and graduates within the 2025-2026 academic year. Academic Achievement Scholarships are for students who graduate with a GPA of 3.25 or higher from an in-district high school, reside within the Kish district and graduate from a private high school, or are homeschooled. Dual Credit Scholarships are for students who have earned Kishwaukee College credits while in high school and plan to attend Kish full-time.
All-In Tuition:
Budgeting for your education has never been easier. All fees and textbook costs are included in Kish’s tuition price. You pay one cost with no surprises and have everything you need for class on day one. https://kish.edu/get-started/all-in/
Learn more at kish.edu/scholarships.
Logan was also named the Section 2 Star in Agriculture Placement and will compete for the District I Star award in March at Geneseo.
Congratulations to the following Rochelle FFA members who competed at the Section 2 Proficiency Awards last week at Stillman Valley High School. Logan, Sawyer, and Samantha will advance to the District I competition in Geneseo in March.
