Monday, March 13:

• Happy Birthday Mr. Braaten!

• 4:00-5:00 Winger Study in IMC

• 3:50-5:00 Wingers After School in

• 4:00-5:00 Winger Study in IMC
• 3:50-5:00 Wingers After School in H110:

Thursday, March 16:

• 4:00-5:00 Winger Study in IMC
• 3:50-5:00 Wingers After School in H110:

Weekend

The school Lost & Found will be temporarily set up in the Courtyard Cafe for several days. If you have lost a sweatshirt, jacket or water bottle, please check the racks over by the ticket office in the cafeteria. All unclaimed items will be donated!

Snow Week turns into Snow Weeks

Red Wing High School student journalists have published edition No. 6 for the academic year. Click the image to view. Editions also appear monthly in the Republican Eagle.

• RWHS Student Council: They did a tremendous job of adjusting to the weather and cancellations to make our Snow Week a big success! -Mr. Nemanich

• Thanks to Nathan Hallbach for helping get my classroom set up each morning! -Bray

• Office Helpers: Big thank you to our office helpers for showing up and being willing to work. You all help the office run more smoothly and we are thankful for you! -Mrs. Borgschatz
  

• Nash Hunstad: Welcome back fella! It's great to have you! -Mr. Fjelstad

• Thank you to my Lucy Johnson, Emory Tift and Ben Stone for being such fantastic classmates! Wednesday's class where you were students for a teaching classmate was so phenemonal and I am so proud of your support and kindness. Great job being great humans! -Bray

• Jaden Kohn, Rachel Dopkins, Rowan Vietor, Alana Smith, Elsa Cory, Parker Jacobson, Keaton McCoy, Hannah Fox, Alyssa Rice, Christian Miller: They did a fabulous job performing their karaoke selections in front of the whole student body! We are all so proud of them for getting up in front of their peers to help spread awesome school spirit during Snow Week! -Mrs. Roschen
  

• RWHS Gymnastics team: Thank you for volunteering to run the concessions stand at the girls basketball section semifinal game - so grateful for your help! -Taylor Becker

• Elaina Borgschatz and Sabrina Cook: They did a great job organizing the karaoke competition for Snow Week. Their dedication and number of hours preparing for this is much appreciated. And they did an excellent job MCing the event, too! -Mrs. Roschen

• Morgan Flaherty: Morgan cares a great deal about her fellow students. -Mr. Nemanich

• Jayme Johnson / Lizzie Haglund / Zander Wilkinson: BIG shout out to my Teaching Assistants who have been invaluable in the classroom! -Mr. Burawa

• Aiden Miller: Doing the extra everyday. Aiden comes in to work on projects for him and others in and outside of class he gives of his time in a caring and meaningful ways. He is an outstanding student. -Mr. Emery

• Student Council members, who organized Snow Week - Sophia Rahn, Kayla Radtke, Izzy Schafer, Lillie Sonju, Abi Lamoreux, Reid Hartmann, Megan Kuehni, Kelly Pyle, Sabrina Cook, Elaina Borgschatz, Gabby Bungum, Kole Stevenson, Taylor Shelstad, Mayzee Thorson, Maddie Melsness (and I'm sorry if I forgot anyone else): It takes a lot of organization, creativity, and time to organize activities like Snow Week! I appreciate all the hard work of our Student Council members, who try their best to promote school spirit and make RWHS a fun place to be! -Mrs. Roschen

• Mr Bina & Pep Band: Thank you for playing at our playoff games last week!! You were great and you always add so much to the atmosphere!! -Mr. Johnson & Girls Basketball team

• Our winter sports athletes and coaches: Thank you for representing our school and community with commitment and pride! -Mr. Nemanich

• Congrats to the RWHS artists with works on display at Red Wing Arts! You all did an amazing job presenting your work at the opening and I'm so proud of you! -Mrs. Bray

Who can participate?

• Students who qualify for the Free/Reduced lunch program

• Students on a Medical Assistance program or who are uninsured (Students with only private dental insurance are not eligible)

• Students who qualify and do not have a regular dental office

How do you sign up?

• See the school office for the required registration form

• Visit our website - twentyteeth.org

Contact our office with any questions or for more information about qualifying.

Children's Dental Health Services

United Way Building, Suite 130

903 West Center Street Rochester, MN 55902

(507) 529-0436 OFFICE

(507) 529-0435 FAX

www.twentyteeth.org

Due to some scheduled student activities I was not aware of that conflicted with MCA dates the new dates are below.

March 21 10th Reading

April 4 High School Science

April 5 8th Reading

April 11 8th Math

April 13 8th Science

4/ 18 11 Math

Again 8th and 10th grade classes will be testing in the classroom of the content area. 11th grade will test the first two periods of the day and I will send out the proctor and room assignment later this week.

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Most students must continue and are expected to pay for school meals. The only exceptions at this time are free breakfast for kindergartners, and free meals for families in the free and reduced-price lunch program.

Some confusion arose after the Minnesota House of Representatives’ recent passage of a measure that would provide universal school meals for all students. Only If also approved by the Senate and signed by the governor into law will each student — regardless of their family’s income level — receive free breakfast and lunch at school each day.

The Red Wing School Board updated the district’s school nutrition policy on Jan. 17, 2023. Copies in English and Spanish are included with this email. If you have any questions, please contact me at japena@rwps.org.

On behalf of our staff, thank you for the privilege of serving your children nutritious meals.

Jess Peña

Student Nutrition Services Director

"THE FINAL, FINAL DEADLINE FOR SENIOR PICTURES TO BE INCLUDED IN THIS YEAR'S ANNUAL/ YEARBOOK IS THURSDAY, MARCH 23RD - THE DAY BEFORE OUR SPRING BREAK!

Please submit yours - IF YOU HAVEN'T YET - to the yearbook email: rwhsyearbook@rwps.org

March 21: 10th grade Reading MCA

March 22: Free Dental Clinic

March 23: End Quarter 3

March 23: Activities Grade Check

March 24: No School for Students

March 27-April 2: SPRING BREAK!

April 3: Back to school, 4th quarter begins

April 4: High School Science MCA

April 5: 8th Grade Reading MCA

April 4 & 18: Advisory schedule

April 7: No School for students or staff

April 11: 8th Grade Math MCA

April 12: Mr. Winger Pageant, 6:30pm

April 13: 8th Grade Science MCA

April 14: Activities grade check

April 18: 11th Grade Math MCA