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May 1 Weekly Notes and Reminders

Posted Date: 05/01/26 (04:46 PM)


Come to the Play Tonight or Saturday!

Friday: 7:00pm
Saturday: 2:00, 7:00pm
Redmond High School presents 'Into the Woods Jr.'
 

Friday May 1st - National Lunch Hero Day

A HUGE thank you to our awesome Nutrition Services Staff!
Redmond High School celebrates "Lunch Hero Day" with a photo of four smiling staff members.

RHS Weekly Notes and Reminders

May 1, 2026

Parent Survey Open Now

We are hoping to hear your positive feedback about the year along with any other feedback you might have about Redmond High School. We've worked hard on our focus areas this year and hope you've seen improvements in the areas of communication and positive experiences at RHS! Survey is open until 5/8/26. Here is a link to the family survey: https://surveys.studereducation.com/f/41839086/162c/
THANKS!
survey English
survey Spanish
 
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 keep you informed and engaged. There are so many resources in here - please make sure to check it out!

Principal Message

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Dear RHS Families:

Did you know? Last year, our survey results indicated we needed to do a better job of communicating with our parents. This is what we've done this year to help keep you informed:

  • We've sent Weekly Notes and Reminders every week with important information and celebrations of successes.
  • We've honored over 340 students with our Panther Pride awards.
  • We've sent over 400 Postcards to our families!
  • We have posted almost daily on Facebook, with the awesome things happening at RHS.
  • We've improved our communication through Parent Square with more positive messages about what's happening at RHS.
  • We've made many positive phone calls home.
  • We've honored hundreds of students for their perfect attendance and no tardies, and have shared this great news with families,
  • and the list goes on!

We are hoping to hear your positive feedback about the year along with any other feedback you might have about Redmond High School. We've worked hard on our focus areas this year and hope you've seen improvements in the areas of communication and positive experiences at RHS! Survey is open until 5/8/26. Here is a link to the family survey: https://surveys.studereducation.com/f/41839086/162c/

THANKS!

Please keep reading for:
  • Student Announcements
  • Family Hub
  • Class of 2026 Event Information
  • Upcoming events (New)
  • Next Year's School Calendar
  • RHS Theatre Company Information
  • Thank you to Miller Lumber (New!)
  • Seal of Biliteracy Testing
  • Trimester 3 Final Exam Information
  • Panther Nation News (New)
  • Panther Pride Winners
  • Senior Parent Party Planning Information
  • Senior Grad Party information
and more!

Audrey Haugan, Principal
 

Student Daily Announcements

We now have an active link for our Daily Student Announcements. Check it out to see what's going on everyday at RHS! Click the orange bar below!
Student Daily Announcements
 

Family HUB

This is an outstanding resource for our families, where you find almost anything you need, right on this link! Bell schedules, calendars, technology resources, nutrition services, school safety information, and more!
Family HUB
Class of 2026 Graduation Info.
 

Class of 2026 Information!

Click the link below for important information for the Class of 2026!
 

Upcoming Events

April 30 & May 1: Spring Play, 7;00
May 2: Spring Play, 2:00 & 7:00pm
May 4-15: AP Testing
May 4-8 : Staff Appreciation Week
May 5: Cinco de Mayo Celebration during lunch
May 6: Assembly during mentor period
May 7: Perfect Attendance Party, per. 3
May 9: Prom, 8:00-11:00pm, Bend River House Lodge
May 8-9: FFA Plant Sale
May 11: Athlete Signing, 2:30, auditorium
May 13: Academic Assembly
spring sports

Upcoming Home Athletic Events

Tuesday: Softball vs. Summit and Girls Tennis vs. MVHS
Wednesday: Baseball vs. Mt. View and Track vs. Summit and Girls Tennis vs. Summit
Thursday: Boys Tennis vs. Bend
Friday: Softball vs. RVHS and Boys tennis vs. CCHS

AP Exams This Week

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Monday:
AP Biology, Rm. A148, 7:30 AM
Tuesday:
AP Human Geography, Rm. A140, 7:30 AM
AP US Government, Rm. A140, 11:55 AM
Wednesday:
AP Lit and Comp, Rm. A140, 7:30 AM
Thursday:
AP Stats, Rm. A140, 11:55 AM
Friday:
AP US History, Rm A140/A148, 7:30AM
 

2026-27 School Calendar Now Available

We are excited to share that the 2026-27 Redmond School District calendar has been officially approved by our school board. You can access the calendar using the link below:


A Spanish version will be available here soon: Redmond School District Calendar Webpage
 

Trimester 3 Final Exams - Plan Ahead!

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Panther Nation News

 

Panther Pride Awards

The following students have been recognized by staff for exemplary demonstration of the core values of Panther PRIDE (Participation, Relationships, Integrity, Determination, Excellence)
  • Kyler Slaven, Charles Trump, Paul Schockler, Jameson Lafitte, Yamila Neri
  • Sofia Rivera Ojeda, Amy Gonzalez, Isaiah Hibberd, Zakub Hamilton
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Four young people stand in front of a black banner with a stylized cougar logo and repeated cougar graphics, holding small red cards.
 

Class of 2026 Grad Party Info.

RHS Class of 2026 Grad Party invitation with neon accents and event details.
 
 

Powerlifting Panthers

This past weekend Jacob Mathews, Konnor Vanderlind, and Londynn Williams competed in their first powerlifting meet, the Munsey Mash held at Anytime Fitness here in Redmond!
Here are some highlights:
Jacob won his weight category.
Konnor set State records in his Squat, Bench, Deadlift, and Total Lifted, and a National Record in his Squat.
Londynn set both State and National records in all 4 categories, AND won an award for Best Women's Squat!!
Congrats to Coach Peterson, Jacob, Konnor and Londynn!
Three weightlifters stand on a podium, holding medals and awards.
 

District Shop Skills Field Day

Redmond FFA had an outstanding showing at Districts, competing in Welding, Ag Mechanics, Meats, Floral, and Crops. Our members put in the work, and it paid off with some awesome results!
Team Results for Redmond
  • 1st Place – Ag Mechanics
  • Titus Box, Mason Edwards, Isaiah Van Aken, Jules Jividen, Chance Martin
  • 1st Place – Welding
  • Jacob Otten, Ethan Stollenburg, Kaidyn Marciel, Ryder Paiva, Cody Mackey
  • 2nd Place – Floral
  • Brooklyn Lewallen, Bentli Shull, Kristin Wangler, Preslee Dunlap, Baylee Schulke
  • 2nd Place – Meats Evaluation
  • Chloe Burkley, Faith Huff, Bryce Roggenkamp, Eden Huff, Jack Spence
  • 2nd Place – Crops/Agronomy
  • Gabe Marciel, Emmie Graves, Brooklyn Gillig, Gracie Gray, Anikah Albers
REDMOND PLACED 1st OVERALL!!!
So proud of these teams for their effort, teamwork, and representation of Redmond!
A group of young people stand together outdoors, holding banners for FFA district competitions in Crops, Floriculture, Welding, and Ag Mechanics.
 

Health Occupation "Diagnosis Day"

Our Health Occupations students partnered with St. Charles Health Care for "Diagnosis Day" and had a wonderful experience! Thanks for your support of our students!
A group of smiling teenagers pose with a CPR training dummy in a classroom setting.
 
Poster for a Mental Health Awareness SAFE CLUB self-care event on May 7-8 during lunch in the library, featuring activities and giveaways.
 
Recruitment poster for part-time school kitchen substitutes, featuring text in English and Spanish.
 
An advertisement for math tutoring, featuring equations and the text 'Math Tutoring'.
 

Absences/Tardies

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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.

Checking In and Checking Out- When it is necessary for students to leave campus during the school day, they must present a note from the parent to the Attendance Office requesting the release from classes. These check out requests are to be made before the absence. Failure to check out will be treated as an unexcused absence (skipping school). Calling in after a tardy sweep to say a student had an appointment is not acceptable; please call before the appointment and have the student pick up a pass to leave the building. Checking out to avoid attending school assemblies or to avoid a Tardy Sweep consequence is not allowed. Students must check out AND check in to avoid being marked absent or tardy. If a student has an unexcused absence after a sweep, they will also receive a lunch detention.

Attendance Office Number: 541-923-4805.


IMPORTANT NOTE:
Extracurricular Participation and Social Events- Participation in extracurricular school events (e.g. school dances, prom, rooter/fan buses, field trips, clubs, etc.) is a privilege and an important part of the high school experience. In order to attend such events, the following must occur – Students must have 85% attendance each trimester, no more than 10 tardies per trimester and no major behavior incidents. Students may file an appeal with the Dean, should there be extenuating circumstances.
 

Transportation Information

 

Tardy Sweeps

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We will be implementing the use of random "Tardy Sweeps" this school year. When we do a sweep," if a student is late to class, teachers will close their doors and students will not be admitted unless they have a pass. Students without a pass will be brought to the auditorium where they will alert you they were caught being tardy, and that they will have a lunch detention the next time we do detentions. We will allow students to get a free meal in the commons, but they will then report to the auditorium for detention and will not be allowed to leave campus. Multiple tardies will result in exclusion from social and extracurricular activities (see above). We value our teachers' classroom time and students must be on time. School STARTS at 7:30 and students should be in their classrooms by 7:30 am. Tardy sweeps can occur any day, any time, including first period!

Let's do better this year, Panthers!
 

Personal Electronic Devices Policy

Redmond School District 

Policy Overview
In accordance with Governor's Executive Order 25-09, Redmond School District (RSD) prohibits the use of personal electronic devices during regular instructional hours. This "bell to bell" policy ensures a focused learning environment while minimizing classroom disruptions.

Educational Purpose
This policy supports our commitment to:

  • Creating distraction-free learning environments
  • Promoting face-to-face social interaction
  • Developing healthy technology habits
  • Ensuring equal access to learning opportunities
  • Maintaining school safety and security
Implementation
This policy takes effect at the beginning of the 2025-26 school year. Information will be shared in Student Handbooks, in Parent and Student Vue, and on school websites. 

Covered Devices
This policy applies to all personal electronic devices including:

  • Cell phones and smartphones
  • Smartwatches and fitness trackers
  • Smart glasses and AR/VR devices
  • Bluetooth earbuds and wireless headphones
  • Tablets and personal iPads
  • Gaming devices and handheld consoles
  • Portable music players
  • Cameras and recording devices
  • Any other internet-connected personal device
Bell-to-Bell Prohibition
When devices are prohibited: Personal electronic devices may not be used from the start of regular instructional hours until the end of the school day. This includes 7:30-2:20 (M-T-TH-F) and 7:30-1:20 (W). This also includes passing periods and on-campus lunch. 
Required storage: All personal electronic devices must be:
  • Turned off or placed in silent mode.
  • Stored securely in backpacks, lockers, fanny packs, or designated classroom storage areas.
  • Cannot be stored on a person, i.e, pockets, etc. 
  • Kept out of sight during instructional hours.
Teachers may require students to leave personal items such as backpacks or fanny packs/purses in a designated spot in the classroom where students can only access with permission once class has started and then at the end of class. 
Student Technology Access
Students have access to district-issued Chromebooks for all educational technology needs, including:

  • Safe internet access for research and learning
  • Productivity tools and applications
  • School email for academic communication
  • Digital learning platforms and resources
Emergency Communication
For parents/guardians: If you need to contact your student during school hours, please call the school's main office. Our staff will ensure urgent messages reach your student promptly.
For students: In case of emergency, students should notify a teacher or staff member who will facilitate necessary communication.
Consequences for Violations

RSD is committed to maintaining instructional time. Consequences for policy violations are designed to be educational rather than punitive and will not result in students losing class time. If a student violates the policy but with another student’s electronic device, the same process and consequences apply to the student.
 

Student Handbook

Our Student Handbook can be found on this link. This includes all of our school rules, consequences, guidelines, etc. Check it out!
Student Handbook
 

Counselor Information

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Counselor designations are as follows:
Last names:


Schedule changes will only be considered if a mistake was made in scheduling. Dropping classes because a student "changed their mind" or "doesn't want a specific teacher" will not be considered. We will consider all extenuating circumstances. Please reach out to your counselor! If you have a mistake on your schedule, use this QR code for a link to a Google Form. Your counselor will review and call you in to discuss.
 

Parent Square Access

We use Parent Square to communicate to our families. Please make sure you have downloaded the app and signed up for important information from RHS throughout the year!
A hand holds a phone displaying a ParentSquare app notification about a school event.
 

Technology Resources

Canvas, ParentVue/Student Vue, Parent Square/Student Square

Technology Resources

Here are some technology resources and what they do at RHS:

CANVAS: Students use this every day for their classes. You can find the daily agenda, course syllabus, assignments, grades, and feedback. It shows what work is missing and what has been turned in. To learn more about Canvas and to set up an account, follow these steps: Canvas. Once you have an account, you can log in here: Canvas Parent Login. Note: Canvas will also show student grades, but ParentVue is what we use for athletic eligibility, progress reports and report cards.

ParentVUE and Student VUE: You can use this to see updated grades, daily attendance and tardies. You can check this 24/7, and it has the official grades for the trimester. To have access to official grades, follow these steps: ParentVUE Access. Students have this link in the bookmarks on their computers. You can download the app as well. See directions above.

ParentSquare/StudentSquare: This is our email system for attendance notifications and another other news from the school. Administrators, teachers and coaches all use this to communicate with families. Once you are enrolled at RHS, your enrollment into ParentSquare is automatic and you should be getting email notifications from us.
Call us at 923-4800 if you are having trouble. We can help!
 

School Safety Information

School Safety Information
 

Safe Schools Oregon

This is an excellent resource for all of you. This app is a resource and tool for any youth needing support for themselves or a friend (includes easy links for Youth Line, Safe Oregon, 988, Lines for Life as well as tons of other useful resources). https://www.firststeporegon.org/
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The entrance to Redmond High School on a sunny day.

Contact Us!

Principal: Dr. Audrey Haugan
Asst. Principal: Jason Chatterton
Asst. Principal/Athletic Director: Kacey McNulty
Dean: Heather Barto
Office Manager: Kyle Lavender

Follow us on Instagram!; @panther_leadership
Phone: 541-923-4800
 

Notice of Non-Discrimination

Notice of Non-Discrimination
Redmond School District is committed to equal opportunity and non-discrimination in all of its educational and employment activities.
The District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, religion, disability or age in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups.
The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding non-discrimination:
District 504 Contact:
Tami Nakamura, Executive Director of Student Services | Email | (541) 923-8258
District Title VI, Title IX, Age Discrimination & American Disabilities Act Contact:
Kelly Hicks, Director of Human Resources | Email | (541) 923-8922
Heather Petersen, Assistant Director of Human Resources/DEI Specialist | Email | (541) 923-8924