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GRIT, Building Something Great

Redmond High School is a place where students are challenged and supported as they discover who they are and where they want to go. With a strong focus on academics, career and technical education, athletics, and the arts, RHS offers meaningful opportunities for students to learn and lead. Dedicated staff work with families and the community to create a welcoming environment that builds pride and prepares students for life beyond high school.

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GRIT, Building Something Great

Redmond High School is a place where students are challenged and supported as they discover who they are and where they want to go. With a strong focus on academics, career and technical education, athletics, and the arts, RHS offers meaningful opportunities for students to learn and lead. Dedicated staff work with families and the community to create a welcoming environment that builds pride and prepares students for life beyond high school.

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GRIT, Building Something Great

Redmond High School is a place where students are challenged and supported as they discover who they are and where they want to go. With a strong focus on academics, career and technical education, athletics, and the arts, RHS offers meaningful opportunities for students to learn and lead. Dedicated staff work with families and the community to create a welcoming environment that builds pride and prepares students for life beyond high school.

Graduates in maroon gowns cheer and raise their arms in a celebratory graduation ceremony.

GRIT, Building Something Great

Redmond High School is a place where students are challenged and supported as they discover who they are and where they want to go. With a strong focus on academics, career and technical education, athletics, and the arts, RHS offers meaningful opportunities for students to learn and lead. Dedicated staff work with families and the community to create a welcoming environment that builds pride and prepares students for life beyond high school.

A person in protective gear welds metal, creating a bright spark.

GRIT, Building Something Great

Redmond High School is a place where students are challenged and supported as they discover who they are and where they want to go. With a strong focus on academics, career and technical education, athletics, and the arts, RHS offers meaningful opportunities for students to learn and lead. Dedicated staff work with families and the community to create a welcoming environment that builds pride and prepares students for life beyond high school.

Football players in maroon uniforms converse on a green field.

GRIT, Building Something Great

Redmond High School is a place where students are challenged and supported as they discover who they are and where they want to go. With a strong focus on academics, career and technical education, athletics, and the arts, RHS offers meaningful opportunities for students to learn and lead. Dedicated staff work with families and the community to create a welcoming environment that builds pride and prepares students for life beyond high school.

A group of people hold up a large flag in a dimly lit indoor space.

GRIT, Building Something Great

Redmond High School is a place where students are challenged and supported as they discover who they are and where they want to go. With a strong focus on academics, career and technical education, athletics, and the arts, RHS offers meaningful opportunities for students to learn and lead. Dedicated staff work with families and the community to create a welcoming environment that builds pride and prepares students for life beyond high school.

A crowd of people watches an event from stadium seating.

GRIT, Building Something Great

Redmond High School is a place where students are challenged and supported as they discover who they are and where they want to go. With a strong focus on academics, career and technical education, athletics, and the arts, RHS offers meaningful opportunities for students to learn and lead. Dedicated staff work with families and the community to create a welcoming environment that builds pride and prepares students for life beyond high school.

A group of people sit around a table, some holding up papers.

GRIT, Building Something Great

Redmond High School is a place where students are challenged and supported as they discover who they are and where they want to go. With a strong focus on academics, career and technical education, athletics, and the arts, RHS offers meaningful opportunities for students to learn and lead. Dedicated staff work with families and the community to create a welcoming environment that builds pride and prepares students for life beyond high school.

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Principal’s Message

Welcome to Redmond High School, Home of the Panthers!

At RHS, we believe great things are built together. They are built through relationships, hard work, high expectations, and a belief in what our students can become.

This year, our theme is GRIT: Building Something Great.Audrey Haugan, Principal

And this year, the theme feels especially fitting because we are literally building. Our high school building will be under construction throughout the school year, which means our students and staff will experience a year that looks and feels a little different. There will be changes, challenges, construction zones, temporary spaces, and probably a few moments when things do not go exactly as planned.

That is where GRIT comes in.

We chose grit because we know that building something great takes time. It takes determination when things get hard, patience when things do not go as planned, and the willingness to keep moving forward. Grit is not about getting everything right the first time. It is about showing up, doing the work, learning from our mistakes, supporting one another, and continuing to move forward.

Our building may be under construction this year, but so are we. We are building stronger relationships, creating new opportunities, strengthening our culture, and continuing to grow as a school community. The construction around us gives us a daily reminder that something great is worth the work it takes to build it.

At Redmond High School, we are building a school where students are known, supported, challenged, and encouraged to discover what they are capable of. We want every student to find a place where they belong, people who believe in them, and opportunities that help them see a future they are excited about.This year will bring change, challenges, and plenty of opportunities to grow. We will face those things together. Our students, staff, families, and community all have an important part in building the school we want RHS to be.

Because something great does not happen by accident. It happens when people care enough to keep showing up and keep building.

We are Redmond High School. We are Panthers. We have grit. And together, we are building something great.

Audrey Haugan, Principal

Redmond High School

Go Panthers! 

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Principal:  Audrey Haugan

Assistant Principal:   Jason Chatterton

Assistant Principal: Kacey McNulty

Dean of Students:   Heather Barto

Office Manager:   Kyle Lavender

School Hours 
M-T-TH-F Class Hours: 7:30am – 2:20pm

Wednesday Class Hours: 7:30am – 1:20pm

Office Hours
7:00am – 3:00pm

Phone:

Office: 541-923-4800

Fax: 541-548-0809

Attendance: 541-923-4805

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Superintendent Search Update

October 2, 2026

Superintendent Search Update

Dear Redmond School District Community,Superintendent Cline will retire this coming June, and the Board of Directors has begun the search for our next Superintendent, who will begin July 1, 2027. T...

RSD In Focus - Newsletter - October 1st, 2026

October 1, 2026

RSD In Focus - Newsletter - October 1st, 2026

RSD In Focus October 1, 2026 Superintendent Message We are already several weeks into the 2026–27 school year, and it has been exciting to see the energy across Redmond School District. Our classro...

Weekly Notes - September 25, 2026

September 25, 2026

Weekly Notes - September 25, 2026

RHS Weekly Notes September 25, 2026 Welcome, RHS Families! Welcome to this week's edition of our RHS Weekly News! We're excited to share the latest happenings and updates from our school community ...

Weekly Notes - September 18, 2026

September 18, 2026

Weekly Notes - September 18, 2026

RHS Weekly NotesSeptember 18, 2026Welcome, RHS Families!Welcome to this week's edition of our RHS Weekly News! We're excited to share the latest happenings and updates from our school community to ...

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Regular school hours are from 7:30am–2:20 (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday) and 7:30am-1:20pm on Wednesdays. The office is open from 7:00am-3:30pm Monday-Friday.

  • Attendance Office Number: 541-923-4805.

    Per state law, absences can only be excused for the following reasons: illness, educational/occupational interviews, quarantine, bereavement or serious illness in the family, inclement weather, religious instruction or emergencies. Absences will only be excused if the school is notified the day before the absence, the day of the absence, or the day that the student returns to school. You must give a reason for an absence. Note: Vacations are not considered an excused absence.

  • Redmond High School offers a wide variety of activities including football, volleyball, soccer, swimming, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball and track & field. We also have clubs like National Honor Society, drama, FFA, SAFE Club, etc. Check our Activities page for a complete list!

  • Parents can monitor grades, attendance, and assignments through our online student information system. Log in using the credentials provided at the beginning of the school year. If you need help accessing your account, contact the main office at 541-923-4800. We use Parent Vue and Canvas, and you should be signed up for both.

  • Students must earn a minimum of 24 credits to graduate, including specific requirements in English, math, science, social studies, health, and physical education for a standard diploma. Students can also opt for a University Diploma for 26 credits.  See our Course Catalog for more details and to see all of the classes we offer. 

  • You can contact your student’s teacher through ParentSquare, which is also used by the school to share updates and important information. Please contact the school’s office to make sure your contact information is up to date. Download the ParentSquare app to stay connected.