Please click here for information about Senior Photos for the yearbook.

Every family is expected to volunteer at least 20 hours of service each school year (July 1-June 30) to directly benefit RLHS. PLEASE NOTE- RLHS student responsibilities, commitments, and expectations that are part of a sport or club (NHS, Student Council, Student Ambassadors, team events) do not count toward the 20 RLHS service hours.

We ask that six of those hours are spent volunteering at our Thrift Shop. The Thrift Shop is open Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays and is looking for help during morning shifts (10 a.m.-1 p.m.) and afternoon shifts (1 p.m.- 4 p.m.). Students, parents, grandparents, and friends of RLHS are needed to sort, clean, price and display merchandise and work in the store. One adult and one student, or two adults, are needed for each shift. SATURDAY VOLUNTEERS ARE ESPECIALLY NEEDED!

To sort, clean, price and/or help with incoming donations – call Pat Hellenberg 262.498.8851. To help with checkout/cashier – call Barb Tertel 262.632.1070 .

Call Peggy Groth 262.498.2161 or Judy Lamers 262.321.4095.

Here’s another chance to get involved! The Grand Gala planning committee will meet at 6:30 p.m. on, Tues., Nov. 5, in the cafeteria. The Grand Gala is the largest fundraiser of the year. It includes dinner, silent and live auctions, and dancing to the music of Chicago’s High Society Orchestra. We need several volunteers during the next few months, and your hours count toward your family service hours. Parents – This is a great opportunity to volunteer with your friends – or meet new friends. Please send an email to Krista at klong@RacineLutheran.org if you are interested in joining in the fun!

Once your family completes 20 hours, your student will receive a gift certificate for a free lunch at RLHS! Additionally, at the end of the school year, the three families with the most volunteer hours will be awarded a $50 credit to their RLHS school account, which can be applied toward various expenses such as lunch balance, athletic fee, yearbook, parking pass, and more!

• Winter Sports Meeting Thursday November 7 at 7:00pm
• Girls Basketball Practice Begins Monday November 11
• Boys Basketball Practice Begins Monday November 18

Athletes cannot begin participation in practice until students are registered for their sport. To get a registration card, all the following must be turned in to the Athletic Office:

1. 1) A physical exam is required of all student-athletes for the first and third year of high school participation. OR
   1. 1a) An alternate year card is required of all student-athletes for the second and fourth year of high school participation.
2. 2) Sign and return the Lutheran High Athletics Agreement and the Concussion Information and Acknowledgement Form which includes the Lutheran High Athletics Policies, WIAA Policies, the Metro Classic Conference Sportsmanship guidelines, the Ascension All Saints Athletic Training Consent for Care and Treatment, and student/parent concussion information. Please read the Athletic Handbook prior to signing this form.
3. 3) Pay Participation Fee – These fees are used to offset some of the cost for transportation, officials, and equipment. The participation fee is $150 per season with a cap of $450 per year for a family. This fee does not cover the cost of hats, socks, etc.

All forms need to be turned in once per school year. These forms can be picked up at school or found online here on the school website.

AGAIN, PLAYERS MAY NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE UNTIL ALL FORMS AND FEES HAVE BEEN TURNED IN TO THE ATHLETIC OFFICE.

Are on the online school calendar which can be found here. Or click on the “Calendar” link on the school website. You may also sign up for notifications from the calendar site which will alert you to upcoming contests and schedule changes. Coaches contact information is also found on the calendar site.

Our spirit wear page is on the school website. Look for the spirit wear link on the top of the homepage.

Are you a student-athlete dreaming of playing your sport at the NCAA level? Invest in your future and spend an hour understanding the requirements and how to prepare for NCAA certification. Join NCAA Eligibility Center staff, who will walk you through what you need to do to compete at the NCAA Division I, II or III level. Staff will be answering questions live during the presentation, so come prepared to learn how to take your game to the next level! Click here to register.

Join LCFS and other area RSOs who will host a fun-filled FREE night at the Milwaukee Public Museum to provide mental health and wellness resources for the LCMS community! Resource information topics include adoption, social media safety, youth depression and anxiety, trafficking, grief and loss, Christian parenting, drug and substance abuse, and much more! Now more than ever, child mental health is a priority. Dive into an array of resources designed to support youth, teens, young adults and families. Enjoy an evening filled with fun activities, uplifting music of ATK Ministry, and a community embodying faith, love, and hope. Go to LCFS’s website events page (www.lcfswi.org) to register and learn more.

Mark your calendars for Tuesday, November 21 from 3-6pm! You’re Invited to discover the many advantages of apprenticeship while enjoying refreshments & giveaways! The Open House will include a Career Fair, Skills Demonstrations, Hands-on Activities & more. Plan to attend this Free Event located at Gateway’s SC Johnson iMET Center 2320 Renaissance Blvd.