Senior Spotlight - RHS Class of 2025 --
McKenna Carl was a part of the Tri-State Tigers Volleyball team and also worked as a stats member for the Boys Basketball team. Next fall, she will be attending Ridgewater College in Wilmar, MN to study being a Veterinarian Tech. Mr. Alex Krueger says that you love anything to do with animals (especially dissecting), so this sounds like the perfect gig for you!
In addition to her normal classes, McKenna spent some time helping Mrs. Carl and the 5th grade class with their school work. She is always willing to give the kiddos a hug if they need one.
Favorite School Lunch:
Chicken Alfredo
Three Words to Describe Senior Year:
Exciting. Crazy. Cherishing.
Advice to Underclassmen:
Do what you wanna do; not what others want you to do.
McKenna’s favorite quote is -- "I am good, but not an angel. I do sin, but I am not the devil. I am just a small girl in a big world trying to find someone to love."
We will miss you, McKenna, and we hope that one day your obsession with owning your own bird will be a dream that comes true!
The 4/5/6 ECC Track Meet will now be held in Rosholt on Thursday, May 8 at 10:30am. Students in grades 4/5/6 have been busy training for this fun event, and they are looking forward to competing with other ECC schools!
Senior Spotlight - RHS Class of 2025 --
Austin started attending Rosholt his freshmen year. He has been a active member in Mr. Kleindl’s IT/Shop classes, and he has helped a lot around the school through his Building Maintenance elective.
Austin will be joining the work force full time after he graduates from RHS. When he’s not working, he will be hunting and fishing and spending his time outdoors!
Favorite School Lunch:
Grilled Cheese
Three Words to Describe Senior Year:
Fun. Borning. Time-consuming.
Thanks for choosing to spend your high school years with us, Austin, and good luck with everything!
To celebrate South Dakota's Week of Work we hosted our 2nd annual Career Fair. This year we extended the invitation to local colleges. We had a great turnout and was a great opportunity for students in grades 6-12 to see all the potential career paths that are out there. Would like extend our appreciation to all of the businesses, careers and colleges that helped make this possible! Without the support from them it would not be possible!
Senior Spotlight - RHS Class of 2025 --
Our next RHS Class of 2025 Senior Spotlight is Ava Krueger! Ava participated in Volleyball all four years in high school, and she also did girls basketball stats and joined Student Council. Her favorite part about school is seeing her favorite cousins every day since they are the Science Teacher and Principal. :) She will be attending Lake Area Technical College in the fall and majoring in Ag Business.
Favorite School Lunch:
Walking Tacos
Three Words to Describe Senior Year:
Fun. Relaxing. Eventful.
Advice to Underclassmen:
Always work hard and never give up.
We will miss hearing about her love for animals, especially her horses. You got this, Ava!
The RHS Sophomore class would like to thank all the area businesses and individuals for their kind donations that helped fund our Post Prom Activities. We greatly appreciate your generosity.
Senior Spotlight - Class of 2025
Jay Bartnick -- our resident bacon burner – is our very first RHS Senior Spotlight for the Class of 2025. We all enjoyed the occasional “Fire Drill” when Jay participated in Mrs. Oland’s cooking class!
Jay attended All State Chorus all 4 years of High school, and he received a special award in Sioux Falls this year at the All State Chorus Festival. He also was a member of the Knowledge Bowl team.
Favorite Food:
Walking Tacos
Three words to describe Senior Year:
Stressful. Tired. Fun.
Advice to Underclassmen:
Don’t be afraid to ask questions.
Jay will be attending North Dakota State College of Science in the fall to study Automotive Tech. Good luck, Jay!
Congratulations to an outstanding group of kids, that are great leaders in our school! March's winners for P.R.I.D.E of the Tiger are Jeramiah Lawrence, Mason Piotter, Iceli Rabbithead, Franzel Tanjuatco, Lucia Garcia-Montes, Everett Foltz, and Audra Ceroll!
Students in K-6 were sent home with swimming lesson sheets yesterday. 7th Grade+ can pick up a registration sheet in the central office. Please have these registration forms back by Friday, April 11th. If you have any questions, please contact Mindy Foltz.
Still not too late to sign up! Your participation will not only benefit our students, but also contribute to the overall growth and success of our local workforce. Each business will get a table in the gym with the chance to educate our students on their careers and what opportunities you have with your business.
RSVP: https://forms.gle/uM4HosPPwpsrkv5dA
We still have opportunities to join our team here at Rosholt School!
Freshmen just finished reading the classic novel Animal Farm by George Orwell. For a final project they got to choose among a character analysis speech, pick from a variety of essay topics, or create a creative one-pager that incorporated a variety of different types of literary analysis such as theme, symbolism, character, conflict, foreshadowing, setting, a brief summary, and likes/dislikes among creative illustrations. They all did an amazing job!! Here are some of their one-pagers. What a talented and creative group!
The first Wednesday of April is National Paraprofessional Day!
We would be in a world of hurt, if we couldn't depend on the hard work, dedication, and passion that these seven ladies bring to our team. Not only do they help teach our students, but they also pick up other duties around the school throughout each day and each week.
Please help us thank our team of paras, and don't forget to thank any other paras you may have in your life as well!
The Rosholt School District will be closed today (4/2). There will be no evening activities. Stay safe.
School and buses will run 2 hours late tomorrow (4/2) for the Rosholt School District. There will be no before school program, preschool or breakfast served. We will re-evaluate the conditions in the morning. Stay safe and have a good night.
The Rosholt School District will be dismissing at 1:00 pm today (4/1). Lunch will be served and buses will load at 1:00 pm. There will be no evening activities. Drive carefully and stay safe.
The ECC Band Festival concert is tonight at 6:00 at Waubay School. The concert will be Live streamed on the Waubay School Facebook page. You don't need to be accepted or have a password to watch!
Come join our team at Rosholt School!
Come help educate our students about what great local careers are available for them! Your participation will not only benefit our students, but also contribute to the overall growth and success of our local workforce. Each business will get a table in the gym with the chance to educate our students on their careers and what opportunities you have with your business.
RSVP: https://forms.gle/uM4HosPPwpsrkv5dA
Shoutout to this awesome group of kids, and congratulations on winning P.R.I.D.E of the Tigers for the month of February. The winners are Cayson Collazo, Mya Loosmore, Khloe Smith, Carson Sebek, Lincoln Foltz, Aadra Nissen, and Bethany Ladwig.
