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RHS announces summer school dates, block schedule and summer sports training
Summary
Student anchors and coaches in an RHS video bulletin outlined the end-of-year calendar: school ends June 6, summer school runs June 9 (first session) and July 7 (second session), a block schedule will run June 3–6, and multiple sports teams posted summer practice schedules.
Student anchors and coaches in an RHS video bulletin announced end-of-year logistics and summer athletic schedules important to students and families.
The announcements said school ends June 6 and classes resume Aug. 13; summer school will begin June 9 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., with a second session running July 7–July 25. "Summer school starts June 9 from 8AM to 12PM. And make sure you only have 2 absences. If you have 3, you're out," Keisha, a student speaker, said during the bulletin.
Those dates follow a June 3–6 block schedule of final exams and classes: "We have block schedule June 3 to June 6 with Wednesday being first and second period, Thursday being third and fourth period, and Friday will be fifth and sixth period. We also have a 20 minute nutrition and a 40 minute lunch," David, a student announcer, said. The bulletin did not specify whether the district or school office issued any exceptions for students with approved absences.
Coaches and student-athletes also announced summer tryouts and training: Brandon Bryant, introduced as the high school football team captain, said summer football training starts June 9, 5–7 p.m., Monday through Thursday, with competitions on Wednesdays. Diego, a student speaker, said baseball and swim practices will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8–10 a.m. Miss Barrios, one of the cross country coaches, said cross country summer training starts June 16 with morning runs at 6 a.m. at the dirt lot in front of the football field; she added there will be a meeting during nutrition in the gym. Melian said soccer practices begin June 17, 7–9 p.m., at West Park.
The bulletin presented these items as reminders for students and families; there were no formal motions or administrative actions recorded in the segment. The speakers framed the announcements as informational: anchors closed the video by recapping the highlights and reminding students of dates and summer opportunities.
The bulletin did not identify a district office speaker or provide contact information for program coordinators. It also did not specify whether transportation, eligibility paperwork, or fees apply to the summer programs.
"Go sports bar. Man, Joseph, a lot has happened this year. We found out what people's highlight of the year were, school's ending, summer school's coming up, we found out about the block schedule," one of the anchors said in a closing recap of the bulletin.
