Eagles Youth Summer Camps
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.
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.
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Baseball
Our baseball team will play in the Regional Baseball tournament this Saturday, May 9 vs McClave at 10:00am. With a win in this game we will play the winner of Akron/Stratton after their game which follows our game with McClave. The regional tournament games will be played at Merchants Baseball Park in Lamar.
The team bus will leave school at 5:15am from school.
Players meeting us at the field need to be ready for warmups at 8:45am.
Admission for these games will be charged. Adults - $8 and Students (K-12) - $5
Games will be streamed on CAF Media.
There may be a food truck at the venue but players and fans should bring along food. There are also places to eat in Lamar.
Baseball Awards Night
We are tentatively planning to have the baseball awards night on Tuesday, May 12 at school at 5:00pm. Coaches will communicate the details with their teams.
Senior Field Trip - Rescheduled
The Senior English class has been rescheduled for Tuesday, May 12 will be going to the Animal Farm movie at the Harkin Theaters. The seniors will leave for the movie at noon and return by the end of the day.
Girls' Soccer Awards
The girls’ soccer awards night is scheduled for Tuesday, May 12. The girls will clean the bus and have an activity after school. The awards presentation will start at 5:00pm at school.
Senior Final Exams
The seniors will take their final exams on Wednesday, May 13 and Thursday, May 14. Their exam schedule has been shared with them and can be viewed through this LINK.
All-School Awards Night
The All-School Awards Night will be held on Thursday, May 14 from 7-9pm at school. Please join us as we celebrate the accomplishments of our students from this past year. All letter winners, and academic, activity, and athletic awards will be recognized. The awards presentation will take place in the gymnasium.
Help Needed! The Booster Club is sponsoring desserts following the awards presentations. Please sign up to help provide a dessert through this LINK.
Senior Physics Day at Elitches
The Seniors will be attending Physics Day on Friday, May 15.
Junior Class Field Trip
On Friday, May 15 the juniors will go to Barr Lake State Park on a "Survival Skills" Field Trip for English class. The junior students need to bring a cold sack lunch. Anyone able to bring in a fishing pole to use for the trip. Please label the pole with your name. Students over 18 that would like to fish need to purchase their own fishing license prior to the trip through this LINK.
Looking Ahead:
Senior Class Trip
The seniors will leave for their class trip on Sunday, May 17. They will be traveling to the mountains and will return on Tuesday, May 19.
Semester Exams
Semester Exams for 9-11th will be held on May 20-22. School will be dismissed at noon on Wednesday and Thursday and at 11:30 on Friday. On Friday, following exams, the students participating in the commencement concert will have lunch and a dress rehearsal for the concert until 2:00pm. The semester exam schedule can be viewed through this LINK.
Commencement Concert - "Lets Hear it for the Boys"
The end of the year commencement concert will be held on Friday, May 22 at 7:00pm is the second-semester final exam for choir and band. This concert is mandatory for all freshmen, sophomores, and upperclassmen who are in choir or band. This concert will be held in the gymnasium and there is no cost to attend. There are no reserved seats and doors open at 6:15pm.
Graduation
The graduation service for the Class of 2026 will be held Saturday, May 23 at 10:00am in the gymnasium.
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.