Taking 20 students, Mr. Lewis held a trip to Costa Rica during spring break. During the week of adventures, Lewis and these students learned all about the ecosystems of Costa Rica and got to practice their...
It took a long time, but the RUHS band’s “Spring Festival Concert,” held its first indoor concert in two years on April 18.
Originally scheduled for December of 2021 as a holiday concert, the...
From April 1-3, eight RUHS Key Club members (over 2,000 in total) traveled to Reno, Nevada to attend the first in-person District Convention (DCON) since the start of COVID-19. Members stayed at the Grand...
On April 21, RUHS Choir performed their first unmasked in-person concert in more than two years—since the beginning of COVID-19. Taking place in the RUHS auditorium from 7-8 p.m., a total of 15 songs...
Power on your PC and put on your headset, because it’s game time.
On April 6, RUHS held its first annual esports championship where RUHS played against Mira Costa in the first-person shooter game...
For the 2022-2023 school year, RUHS will have a new bell schedule, with school starting at 8:30 a.m. and ending at 3:30 p.m. It will take effect due to the Senate Bill 328 passed by Governor Newsom in...
Betting on a friend seems like more fun, but when it comes to RUHS March Madness teams, it’s all about who has the best probability of winning. At RUHS, students form teams to compete for the top spots...
After months of studying, practice tests and mock-speeches, the A Team for RUHS’ academic decathlon, commonly known as acadec, placed 2nd out of 84 teams in Division 2 of their state competition. Including...
After two years of wearing masks and socially isolating, the mask mandate in California has been lifted. Similarly, RUHS no longer requires students and faculty to wear masks, but strongly recommends it.
“I...
From free COVID-19 tests to mental support for youth, Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) has made many efforts to assist the community during the pandemic. From the State Legislature and Governor Gavin...
For many clubs at Redondo Union, this school year marked a return to normal meetings and activities. However, for the Teen Court, a program where students compose a jury in real trials of minors who have...
As the new variant of COVID-19, Omicron, surged, so did the amount of people in quarantine, with many classrooms across RUHS entering the new year with every other seat vacant.
On the first day back...
