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Fall Concert – October 15

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Racine Lutheran High School (RLHS), 251 Luedtke Avenue, will hold its Fall Concert at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 15.

The grade school Beginner and Symphonic bands will join the RLHS Concert Choir, Concert Band, and Handbell Ensemble.

Admission is free, and a goodwill offering will be available at the end of the concert.  Face coverings are required.

Homecoming King and Queen

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Congratulations to the 2021 RLHS Homecoming King and Queen – Julian Ramsey and Le’Nya Cadd – and their Court!  Pictured L-R:  Seth Hultman, Isabella Jaramillo, Jhaleo Burge, Nevaiah Bell-Tenner, Queen Le’Nya Cadd, King Julian Ramsey, Liliana Kading, Bennett Wilks, Haiden Kraus, and Jaylin Pritchett.

Homecoming Court 2021

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Congratulations to our 2021 Homecoming Court!  We voted today!  The King and Queen will be crowned on Saturday night at Coronation.

Liliana Kading, Isabella Jaramillo, Nevaiah Bell-Tenner, Le’Nya Cadd, Haiden Kraus.

Bennett Wilks, Seth Hultman, Julian Ramsey, Jhaleo Burge, Jaylin Pritchett.

RLHS Senior John Hansen named National Merit Semifinalist

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Racine Lutheran High School senior John Hansen has been named as a semifinalist in the 2022 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Hansen has been identified by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation as a student who shows exceptional academic ability and potential for success in rigorous college studies, according to a news release issued by the organization.

“John epitomizes the ideal RLHS high-achieving student,” said Dave Burgess, executive director-principal. “He is a well-rounded person who contributes to his school, his church, and the Racine County community. We are very proud of John’s accomplishments and his recognition as a National Merit semifinalist.”

There are about 16,000 semifinalists across the country being considered for the 67th  annual scholarship program, which will award nearly $30 million to 7,500 high school seniors in the spring.  About 95 percent of the semifinalists are expected to reach the “finalist” category; half of those students will win a scholarship and the title of “Merit Scholar.”

The semifinalists entered the program when they were seniors by taking the 2020 Preliminary SAT and National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. The semifinalists are the highest-scoring entrants from each state.

Students who are named finalists will have worked with a high school official on a detailed scholarship application that includes details about their academic record, community and school involvement, leadership abilities, employment, and honors and awards.

The finalists must also be recommended by a high school official, write an essay, and earn SAT or ACT scores that confirm their performance on the qualifying test.

Finalists’ names will be announced in February followed by the winners’ name being released April through July.