RHS May 2025

Happy Spring, RHS Families! We hope that you enjoy these last few weeks of school!
Announcements
Upcoming Dates
- 5/3/25: RHS Junior and Senior Prom
- 5/26/25: No School, Memorial Day
- 5/27/25: RMS/RHS Band Concert
- 5/29/25: Spring Choir Night
- 6/2/25: Last Seniors Day
- 6/4/25: Graduation
- 6/5/25: Last Student Day
- Please check the RHS Calendar for all the details
Junior and Senior Prom
All information about Rogers 2025 Prom can be found HERE
Juniors Only

Talent Show
Students interested in a chance to perform in this year's talent show may fill out this FORM
2025-2026 Student Council
We are now accepting applications for the 2025-2026 school year Student Council. Please click
HERE to fill out an application
2025 - 2026 National Honor Society
Interested in Joining NHS?
The National Honor Society (NHS) application for the 2025–2026 school year will open in August and will be available on the NHS page of the RHS website, found HERE. Please note an important change from previous years: eligible students will not receive an invitation by mail.
All rising 10th–12th grade students who meet the academic and service requirements are encouraged to apply. For information on eligibility, deadlines, and how to apply, visit the NHS website.
DECA
- Did you know that we have a school store?
- The Rogers One-Stop DECA Shoppe is open during lunch, and also has an online store!


Class of 2025 Graduation Information
Please visit our WEBSITE for all information about Graduation
Rep. Nadeau's Letter to Senior Families
Please click HERE to view Representative Nadeau's letter to graduating seniors.
Parking Reminders
Parking reminders:
- sophomores who drive to school must have purchased a permit AND are required to park at the middle school
- all students parking at Rogers High School are required to have a permit and can park in designated spots only; do NOT park in visitor spaces, handicapped spaces, along curbs, or at the RAC. Students parked in non-designated spaces are subject to a ticket and having their vehicle booted.
- Students who arrive late to school may have trouble finding an open space at RHS. In these instances, students should park at RMS
2025-2026 Transportation
Please visit our website for transportation information for the 2025-2026 school year.
AP Testing Reminders
Please click HERE to review AP testing reminders!
Yearbook
ONLY 40 YEARBOOKS LEFT!!!
Order yours today!
Online ordering is closed, the ONLY way to reserve your copy is to bring $100 CASH to Angie Evans in the RHS office.
Books will NOT be reserved without payment.
Spotlight on Students
RHS celebrates our PBIS Students
Determination, Respect, Positivity, Including Others, Being an Engaged Learner
PBIS April Students
Grade 9:
Isabella Argenziano, Acadia Bargiel, Riley Bjork, Kaylee Brown, Rachel Brown, Haylee Cook, Alima Dibba, Ethan Eichers, Molly Esler, Oliva Fuller, Myah Grassman, Graham Greseth, Simon Ibeling, Ava Jackson, Bruce Lo, Landon Kuklock, Leah Mascio, Landon Medin, Samantha Mundt, Nova Patrick, Brinley Risbrudt, Avery Rolland, Amber Schaefer, Adrianna Sollom, Noah Steck, Emmelene Stone, Elliot Tilstra, Adelyn Utes, Naomi Vue, Kayla Warner, Vivian Yang
Grade 10:
Avery Earsom, Colton Glashan, Devan Johnson, Jackson Milless, Rory Nelson, Joseph Tchinang Wandji
Grade 11:
Finley Alt, Greg Amundson, Melissa Bauer, Turner Coppersmith, Easton Donahue, Rachel Gerberding, Julia Gray, Eliana Haggerty, Kavarei Hutchins, Adam Johnson, Reese Jones, Katelyn Keyes, Gabriella Kutzner, Dalyla Lo, Ethan McCarty, Jocelyn Millage, Andrew Oldenburg Blairys Orock, Nicholas Redick, Adrian Reyes-Arrivillaga, Gabrielle Ritter, Emilee Sayler, Aiden Stevenson, Donovan Thomas, George Tudosie, Julie Witters
Grade 12:
Dionis Mejia
Thank you for showing Royal Pride
Rogers High School Art Students Excel at the Minnesota State High School League 4AA/5AA Visual Art Competition
Rogers High School students had great success at the MSHSL 4AA/5AA Visual Art Contest. This competition featured an exhibition of more that 250 artworks from section 4AA/5AA area high schools. Each participating high school is able to submit up to 18 artworks in various media categories. The 3 levels of awards in this competition start with an Achievement Award, then the Excellent Rating, then the Superior Rating. All of the Rogers High School participants received rating awards of excellent or superior! The artworks are on display at the Perpich Center for the Arts through Saturday, April 26.
The Spotlight on the Arts Award is an additional juror’s choice award. Each Judge for this competition chose one favorite artwork from the many section 4AA/5AA entries. Junior Addie Dunn (Superior Rating) received this high honor for her computer based artwork “Floral Enthrall.” Addie will participate in the statewide Spotlight on the Arts exhibition at the Perpich Center for the Arts on May 10. Congratulations to all of these RHS student artists!
The following RHS students achieved a rating of Excellent:
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Eliza Boyer (12), Letting Go (with Soft Teal Tones), Ceramics
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Kiera Coller (11), Well That Just Happened, Ceramics
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Amelia Dietrich (10), The Swirl of the Sea, Jewelry
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Avery Dorion (11), Nature's Symphony, Charcoal Drawing
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Alyssa Melberg (10), Clowning Around, Acrylic Painting
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Abigail Sideschlaw (11), Not for Airs and Graces, Oil Painting
RHS students listed below achieved a rating of Superior:
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Victoria Ajibesin (10), The Life in Death, Charcoal Drawing
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Bethany Brehmer (11), Muffins, Acrylic Painting
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Sydney Cole (9), My Brother, Charcoal Drawing
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Addie Dunn (11), Floral Enthral, Computer Based Art
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Jasper Foley (10), Χαῖρε Διόνυσε (Ch-eye-reh dee-OH-ny-sos), Hail Dionysus, Gouache Painting
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Lola Haben, Everyone Else Can Do It, Why Can’t You?, Pastel Drawing
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Lauryn Pervenanze (11), Sweet Deception, Pastel Drawing
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Morgan Peterson (11), Gold in the Air, Acrylic Painting
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Gabriella Robinson (10), Play, Pastel Drawing
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Aiden Stevenson (11), Effortlessly Timeworn, Jewelry
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Hailey St. Martin (10), Selfie!, Acrylic Painting
Slideshow of RHS Entries for the MSHSL Visual Art Competition
Video of RHS Artworks Installed at Perpich Center for the Arts Gallery Space

Addie Dunn (11), Floral Enthrall, Computer Based Art
Superior Award, Spotlight on the Arts Award

Victoria Ajibesin, The Life in Death, Charcoal Drawing
Superior Award

Lauryn Pervenanze (11), Sweet Deception, Pastel Drawing
Superior Award
ISD 728 PREVENTION & SAFETY: RESOURCES for FAMILIES & PARENTS
- Please visit THIS SITE which contains family and parent resources to support mental health, social and emotional learning (job preparedness skills), safety, alcohol and substance abuse and more. The information on this page will be updated regularly with new resources, community events relating to these issues and other important information relating to Prevention & Safety.
- The SUP Coalition is a community-focused coalition comprised of individuals that reside or work in Sherburne County and are committed to reducing youth substance use through community collaboration.
- SUP Coalition April Newsletter
- Substance Use Prevention
Attendance
Notify us that your student(s) is ill, or for student(s) upcoming appointments, vacations, sporting events, or other special events
- To report your student(s) ill, or to notify us of upcoming appointments, vacations, sporting events, or other special events, please visit your Campus Parent Portal. You can also call the Attendance Line: 763-241-3555; press 3 for Rogers; press 3 for Rogers High School. Please include the following:
- Student Name
- Student Grade
- Reason for absence/release
- Time of release/Length of Absence
- Caller information
- Students arriving late should scan into the office in order to have their attendance updated
If you receive an automated call saying your student was marked absent from school or class, please check your Parent Portal for more details on the absence. If your student feels they were marked absent in error, please clarify it with their teacher.
For more information on attendance, please visit our WEBSITE
From the Health Office
- Health Office (763) 274-3147, Fax: (763) 274-3141
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Lora Benson Licensed School Nurse (763) 241-3400, ext 1607
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Mellisa Abrahamson Health Services Assistant
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Stacy Decker Health Services Assistant (Part-Time)
End of the 2024-2025 School Year: Medications
All medication located in the RHS Health Office will be sent home with students unless a parent notifies us otherwise. Please contact Missy Abrahamson or Lora Benson if you would like to make other arrangements.
2025-26 School Year: Sports Physicals & Immunizations
In preparing for the 2025-2026 school year, it is important to complete the appropriate medical information for your child as soon as possible. Immunization and sport physical dates that the school has received for your child are posted on Parent Portal. Immunization requirements reflect the current school year only. Parent Portal will change over to the 2025-2026 school year on July 1st.
Please note: Meningococcal booster (MenACWY) is required for 12th graders (The booster dose is given on or after age 16).
For requirements and appropriate forms to be completed by your medical provider, please refer to the Health Services Webpage.
For more detailed information, please visit our District Website
From the Counseling Office
Important Dates
May 3: Construction & Trades Career Fair @ ERX Motor Park
May 5-16: AP Testing
May 12: Senior Scholarship Night @ RHS PAC (invite only)
May 13: Senior Decision Day
May 21: Junior Post-Secondary Panel (in World History classes)
June 2: Last Day for Seniors
June 4: Graduation Rehearsal & Senior Breakfast @ RHS Commons & Fieldhouse
June 4: RHS Graduation Ceremony, 7pm @ RHS Fieldhouse
June 5: Last Day for Grades 9-11
June 12-27: Summer School (in-person @ RHS)
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PSEO & College Credit Opportunities
Reminder that May 30 is the deadline to notify your counselor if you/your student intends to enroll in PSEO for Fall 2025.
Access PSEO resources here:
- RHS PSEO Process & Resources
- PSEO Information Meeting 2/5/25 (Video)
- PSEO Information Meeting Presentation (Slides)
- RHS College Credits Opportunities (Video) & Presentation (Slides)
Summer School @ RHS
June 12-27 (no school June 19)
- Summer School is IN-PERSON, no transportation provided
- Students have the opportunity to make-up a maximum of 3 credits in summer school
- Summer School is for students who have failed a graduation requirement, not for students who are looking to get ahead in credits.
- ISD 728 High School Graduation Requirements
- Counselors will meet with students to enroll students and connect with parents/guardians about the plan. Please reach out with questions.
Construction & Trades Career Fair
Saturday, May 3, 2025 @ ERX Motor Park, Elk River
Come learn about opportunities in the construction industry. The event is FREE - all are welcome, no registration required! May include by not limited to: Laborers ◇ Operators ◇ Estimators ◇ Project Manager ◇ Truck Drivers ◇ Welders ◇ Electricians ◇ Diesel Mechanics ◇ Sheet Metal Workers ◇ Lineman ◇ Utility Construction
@ Anoka Technical College
Students will participate in a variety of hands-on activities in the health care and medical field. Students spend 2 days at Anoka Tech and the third day is a field trip to industry partner sites.
- Grades: 9-12
- Dates: June 24-26, 9:00am-3:00pm (Other dates available at different sites)
- Cost: $150 *Scholarships Available
Thumbs Up After School Program
The program is open for any middle through high school student at absolutely no cost! The ROGERS program will be held every Wednesday from 2:15-5:00 PM! ANY teen is welcome!
Want to sign up? Have any questions? Email info@thumbsupformentalhealth.com
Main Street Family Resource Center
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NEED HELP? Schedule an appointment HERE
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FREE RESOURCES - Information for any family in ISD728 about resources for healthcare, food, housing, mental health support and childcare services.
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FREE SUPPORT - The Family Resource Center is a place where parents can come together, talk and learn from each other.
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FREE EDUCATION - Learn practical skills about topics from parenting to managing money.
The RHS Counseling Department (Counselors assigned by Grade)
- Grade 9: Ms. Macken - shannon.macken@isd728.org
- Grade 10 (A-S): Ms. Morrison - dawn.morrison@isd728.org
- Grade 11 (A-S): Ms. Bartus - anne.bartus@isd728.org
- Grades 10-11-12 (T-Z): Mr. Miller - daniel.miller@isd728.org
- Grade 12 (A-S): Ms. Shrestha - jacy.shrestha@isd728.org
- College & Career: Ms. Handrick -lauren.handrick@isd728.org
College & Career Corner
SCHOLARSHIPS
While the RHS Local Scholarship Application is now closed, seniors are still encouraged to apply for other outside scholarships. Check out the RHS Scholarship Website for a list of scholarships to continue your search!
FAFSA - It’s not too late to apply!
Completing your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is one of the most important steps in your post-secondary planning.
If you have questions about the FAFSA or need assistance with your application, please schedule a meeting with Ms. Handrick. Schedule a Meeting
OUTSIDE COLLEGE & CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Click to go to:
May “Future-Planning” Tasks by Grade
Here are some resources for any college-bound student asking "What should I be doing right now?"
9th-graders
- Values Exercise (video): If you haven’t already, identify your core values with this simple exercise. What did you learn about yourself?
- Uplevel your study skills: This is a good time to review what worked and what didn’t this year, and set some intentions moving forward.
10th-graders
- Build an awesome summer reading list, starting with some picks from this list of titles that college freshmen are reading.
- Values Exercise (video): Identifying your core values now can help guide your major and career exploration. And it only takes 5 minutes.
- Tips for Planning a College Visit: Make a commitment to visit one local college between now and the end of the school year. Learning about different types of schools will help you figure out which schools you want to spend time researching.
11th-graders
- Ask teacher(s) for letters of recommendation you’ll need in the fall: Many teachers cap the number of letters they’ll write, so it’s good to make the ask early. They may write your letter this summer while your work and contributions to the classroom are fresh in their mind.
- How to Create a College List (with tracking spreadsheet): Keep making progress. Make sure you’re excited about all the schools on your list, not just the reaches. Where You Go Is Not Who You’ll Be is a great read.
- Free test prep:- If you’re planning to test in late summer into the fall, take advantage of these resources:
- MCIS Test Prep (ACT & ASVAB)
- eLm: Learning Express Hub (ACT, Accuplacer, AP Advanced Placement)
- How to Improve Your ACT Score by 2 Points in 20 Minutes
- How to Write a College Essay: Wondering how to get started on your college essays this summer? Read this step-by-step guide, which walks you through the process.
- 5 Resources and Tips for Getting Scholarships and Financial Aid: These are a great set of tips and resources as you begin your scholarship search. Use this template to keep track of opportunities that might be a good fit.
12th-graders
- Values Exercise (video): This 5-minute video could help you figure out what to do this summer.
- Keep searching for scholarships.
CTE Updates
- Please check out the latest events in the May CTE Newsletter.
Athletics and Activities
Athletics
Planning ahead - Fall Sports 2025-2026
Registration
Online registrations will open Monday, July 7, 2025.
Start Dates
All fall sports practices and tryouts begin Monday, August 11, 2025.
Sports physicals
All students participating in sports need a sports physical on file with the school.
Updated sports physicals are required every 3 years.
Sports physical on file can be verified on the parent portal (students name, health tab).
Submit a PDF of your sports physicals to: joann.gellerman@isd728.
MSHSL physical form is available on gorogersroyals.com (More Tab).
Preseason Informational Meetings
Coach/Parent/Player Informational Meetings: See gorogersroyals.com for sport specific meeting Date/Time/Location.
Sport Specific Questions
Contact Head Coach: See Link for Contact information.
Activities Office Summer Hours
June 9th - August 1st : Closed
August 4th - August 29th:Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 3:00pm, Friday - Closed
September 3rd: Monday - Friday 7:00 - 3:00 (Student Contact Days)
Find all RHS Athletic information at GOROGERSROYALS and Twitter @geauxroyals
Activities
ISD Community Education

Technology
- Please email Chromebook Help

Safety & Internet Filtering at Home
ISD 728 Chromebooks will continue to have filtering to help protect students against harmful and inappropriate online material. Despite the District’s attempt to filter and provide additional protections outside of school, parents/guardians still play an important role in supervising their child's internet access and usage. Parents are encouraged to discuss rules for appropriate internet usage, and reinforce lessons of digital citizenship and safety. Please review our technology responsible use guidelines and visit www.isd728.org/Digital-
- Visit here for more information about what is filtered.
- Visit GoGuardian Parent App for information on how parents and guardians can monitor their children's Chromebook browsing activity, and choose to block sites such as YouTube.
Food Service
- Food Service Calendar
Our Mission & Core Values
At Rogers High School we educate, inspire and empower through developing positive relationships, pursuing excellence, seeking diversity, and building futures.
We BELIEVE that...
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ALL people have value. |
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Valuing and respecting differences strengthens the individual and the community. |
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People thrive when they feel connected, supported and affirmed. |
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Everyone can learn. |
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Hope inspires and empowers. |
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Lifelong learning is essential for personal growth. |
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Change is an opportunity for growth. |
Quick Links
- Parent Portal
- Newsletter Archive
- Lunch Menu
- Staff Directory
- Volunteer
- We love our parent/guardian volunteers and have some great opportunities available. A few examples are: supervise lunches, field trip chaperone, math tutor, and provide treats for staff during conferences/staff appreciation. If you're interested in volunteering or have any questions, please contact Quinn Stull at quinn.stull@isd728.org.
- Social Media
- Like Us on Facebook: RogersHighSclMN
- Follow Us on Twitter: Tweets by RogersHighSclMN
Contact Us
- RHS Main Office: 763-274-3140, rhs.mainoffice@isd728.org
- RHS Attendance: 763-274-3140 x1604
- ISD #728 Attendance Line: 763-241-3555
Administration
Jason Paurus, Principal
jason.paurus@isd728.org
763-274-3142
Ryan Johnson, Asst Principal
Last Names: A-Ham
ryan.johnson@isd728.org
763-274-3140 x1602
Jill Engquist, Asst Principal
Last Names: Han-O
jill.engquist@isd728.org
763-274-3140 x1603
Josh Stephan, Asst Principal
Last Names: P-Z
joshua.stephan@isd728.org
763-274-3140 x1784
Dan Ohlgren, Activities Director
daniel.ohlgren@isd728.org
763-274-3140 x1605
