We educate students not just for college acceptances, but for a meaningful life of learning and serving their Savior in whatever journey God has planned for them. From personal growth in faith huddles to the academic rigor of science courses, from developing skills in athletics to learning to serve each other despite our differences; we understand the challenges high school students face, and we value mentoring students throughout these sometimes rocky years.
Do you have extracurricular programs and activities?
Yes, we offer a variety of programs including Athletics and Arts as well as extracurricular activities such as National Honors Society, Speech and Debate, Drama, Eagle Choir, and Student Government. Students can also participate in their local public school sports teams through a program enabled by CHSAA. Contact us to find out more.
Do you have classes 5 days a week? What are your school hours?
Yes, our classes meet in person Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 3:00pm. Doors open at 7:30am and after school sports and activities typically run from 3:15pm until 5:00pm, with after school supervision until finished.
Are you an accredited high school?
Yes, our school is accredited with WELSSA, a national accrediting agency under NCPSA, the National Council for Private School Accreditation.
Does our family need to attend a certain church in order to go to school at RML?
No, students come from a variety of backgrounds -- over the years we've had students from many different churches, denominations, and religious backgrounds.
Do you provide transportation?
With students from over 17 communities in the Denver Metro area, we understand the importance of transportation, and the need to find a solution that works for your family. To find out more about van transportation or carpool options, please contact transportation@rmlhs.net.
Summer 2025
Bring on Summer Vacation!
From the RML Faculty and Staff to all of you - have a wonderful and blessed summer!
RML Summer Office Hours
During the summer months, RML will be open from 9:00am to 12:00pm, Monday through Thursday. The school will be closed for a week to observe the July 4th holiday: June 30 - July 4.
Summer Workouts
Beginning next week Tuesday, June 3, we will have workout sessions at school every Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00-9:20am throughout the summer. Workouts will not be held during the week of the July 4. All student athletes, including incoming freshmen, are welcome and strongly encouraged to participate whenever possible. These workouts will include weightlifting, and speed and agility training. Coaches will plan and supervise the workouts.
Report Cards
End of the year reports cards will be mailed out by the end of June.
Class of 2025 Transcripts
Class of 2025 transcripts will be sent to designated colleges by the end of June. Graduates, if your college plans have changed since the beginning of May, please let Mr. Nofftz know ASAP so he can send the information to the correct place.
2025-26 School Year Information
We will send out a mid-summer letter in early July highlighting important information for the start of the 2025-26 school year. This letter will include information about fall sports, tuition payment plans, orientation, etc. We are attaching the latest version of the RML 2025-26 Calendar in this email.
New for the 2025–26 School Year
Beginning in the 2025–26 school year, all incoming freshmen will receive a new Chromebook for use throughout high school, with a one-time technology fee of $300. Upon graduation, students will have the option to either keep the Chromebook or donate it back to the school. More details will be provided in the July email and at New Student Orientation in August.
Yearbooks
The 2024-25 RML yearbooks will arrive toward the end of July. Stay tuned for details about a Yearbook Signing Party, which will be scheduled for late July or early August. It’s a great chance to reconnect with friends and sign each other’s yearbooks! If you can't attend the event, yearbooks will also be available for pickup at the beginning of the next school year. Yearbooks are $50 each. If you are unsure if you have paid this fee for the 2024-25 school year, please contact Mrs. Kieselhorst.
New Student Orientation
New students and parents for the 2025-26 school year, please mark Sunday evening, August 10, on your calendars for orientation.
Mandatory Fall Sports Parent/Player Meeting
To ensure that all families have the necessary information for the upcoming fall sports season, we will be holding a mandatory meeting for all parents and students participating in cheerleading, volleyball, and boys soccer on Sunday, August 10 at 4:30pm. If you are unable to attend, you must contact Miss Presser to schedule a time to review the information before the season begins on Thursday, August 14.
First Day of School
The first day of classes for all students and fall sports practices will begin on Thursday, August 14.
SVL Concessions – A Tuition Offset Opportunity
If you haven’t heard of SVL Concessions, it’s a fantastic way to help offset the cost of tuition. This group operates concession stands at major venues around the city, including Coors Field, Empower Field, Ball Arena, and others. Some parents are even able to cover their entire tuition and additional fees—tax-free—by working these events! If you're interested in learning more, please refer to the contact information below.
Fall Concessions Work Opportunity at Ball Arena
We are currently gathering interest for those who would like to work at Ball Arena this fall. Whether you’re a returning worker or brand new to the program, we’d love to have you on board—the more volunteers, the better! To sign up, please email Joel Hahn at svlconcessions@gmail.com with your name, and whether or not you have completed some required training classes to work concessions.
Lawn Care Help
We are looking for volunteers for lawn care needs at the school. If you have experience with push mowers, lawn tractors, weed eaters, or a tractor with a brush hog, we can use your help. Please let Mr. Glowicki know if you are interested at josh.glowicki@rmlhs.net.
As a private school that desires to keep tuition affordable for families, we are grateful for the support of our nineteen Federation churches along the Rocky Mountains.
Our parent church body is the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS). WELS has operated schools since the 1850s and is one of the largest private educational systems in the United States, including one seminary, two colleges, two prep schools, twenty-four high schools, over three hundred elementary schools, and over four hundred preschools.