RLHS will hold its Fine Arts Festival Concert on at 7 p.m. on Fri., May 10. The art gallery opens at 6 p.m.
We will celebrate multiple facets of the school’s thriving fine arts program. Unique art projects and Industrial Art creations will be showcased in the school’s Commons. Student musicians from the Concert Choir, Concert Band, Chamber Choir and Handbell Ensemble will perform.
Admission is free, and a goodwill offering will be available at the end of the concert.
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Racine Lutheran High School announces senior Paul Haselhuhn was selected as the Student of the Month for February. Students are nominated by faculty considering the 2018-19 school year theme: “Be kind and compassionate to one another.”
The nominating teachers shared:
Paul is a joy to have in the classroom. He is respectful to his teachers and works hard on his coursework, serving as an example for his peers. His participation in class enriches those around him. Most importantly, he exhibits maturity in his leadership, not only setting an example to his peers, but also encouraging them to do their best. Paul enjoys getting to know those around him, and he clearly embodies our school year theme of kindness.
Please join us for this school-day assembly!
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Happy April!
The Concordia High School Band (from Omaha, Nebraska), under the director of Peter Klemp, made a stop at RLHS during its annual tour. Mr. Klemp is a past RLHS teacher. He was also Mr. Gullicksrud’s teacher in grade school – check out that vintage photo!! The two schools’ musicians collaborated to present an incredible concert on Thursday evening. So many thank yous…to the RLHS families who hosted our guests, to Mrs. Aumann who fed our guests, to Mr. Gullicksrud who organized this event, to everyone who attended the concert, and to the Mr. Klemp, the Concordia High School students and the chaperones who shared their time and talents with our community. Please pray for their safe travels. (More photos are posted on Facebook – Racine Lutheran High School Admissions.)
The Racine Police Department and its officers are valued community partners for Racine Lutheran High School (RLHS). Following the recent, tragic death of a Milwaukee police officer, RLHS faculty member Paul Tuskowski suggested the school show gratitude to our local officers in the form of gift bags. The staff and students embraced the idea and scheduled a special all-school fundraiser on Valentine’s Day. Donations of nearly $800 funded the initiative, which was named Support Blue Care Packages.
More than 185 gift bags were filled and delivered to the Racine Police Department. Each bag contained hand sanitizer, facial tissue, gum, sunflower seeds, mixed nuts, Jolly Ranchers, Life Savers, lip balm, and granola bars. Every officer received a student’s hand-written note that included one of following Bible verses:
Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. (Deuteronomy 31:6)
Blessed be the Lord, my rock, who trains my hands for war and my fingers for battle. He is my steadfast love and my fortress, my stronghold and my deliverer, my shield, and in whom I take refuge. (Psalm 144:1-2)
“We want to show support for the work that is being done by the Racine Police Department to keep our community safe, especially given unfortunate recent events in Milwaukee and around the country. Many of our alumni, as well as parents of students, serve us through careers in law enforcement,” reports Tuskowski, “We pray for the safety of all the officers and recognize their importance to city.”
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