Rio Rico High School

Rio Rico Merch Flash Sale Tomorrow, 2/6

Garayzar ('21) Recognition Tomorrow Night

Soccer Results, 2/4

Track & Field Parent Meeting Tomorrow, 2/5

Basketball Results, 2/3

Rio Rico High School will be celebrating with a Spirit Month to recognize and support our Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. Students are encouraged to dress in CTE attire to show their CTE Month spirit. Let’s come together to celebrate the impact of CTE and the opportunities it creates for our students!

RRHS/CTE: Providing Hands-On Experiences

Track & Field Parent Meeting Thursday

Rio Rico High School Film and Tv students visited the University of Arizona. During the visit, students explored the program and participated in a variety workshops connected to the field. Special thanks to Mr. Bickerton for providing such a wonderful experience for our students.

RRHS/CTE: Providing Hands On Experience

Next 2 Weeks in Athletics, 2/2-2/14

Make a splash this summer! 🌊
We’re hiring lifeguards at the SCV35 Aquatic Center.
Passionate about water safety? Apply using the link below.

https://santacruz.schoolspring.com/

Girls Volleyball Callout Meeting Monday

Job Posting: Head Swim & Dive Coach

Rio Rico High School Culinary Arts students prepared meals for first responders. As part of their FCCLA chapter, this initiative is a meaningful way for students to serve the community while developing leadership skill. Special thanks to Ms. Mavis for her creativity and dedication in making this impactful community service project possible.

#arizonafccla
RRHS/CTE: Providing Hands-On Experiences

Swim Meeting Today, 1/30

Esports Results, 1/29

RRHS/CTE: Providing Hands-On Experiences

The Rio Rico High School Digital Photography class, led by Mr. Garcia, engaged in hands-on learning. Students focused on understanding perspective, illumination, and composition as they captured creative images in real-world settings.

RRHS/CTE: Providing Hands-On Experiences

Rio Rico High School CTE teachers are providing personalized learning opportunities while delivering meaningful hands-on experiences . Students are actively engaged in learning how to march drills, baking cinnamon rolls , respond to real-life scenarios, practice sports medicine techniques, and develop skills in agricultural programs through personalized instruction.

RRHS/CTE: Providing Hands On Experience

Athletics Results, 1/28

Rio Rico High School Culinary Arts students prepared lunch for the Santa Cruz County School Superintendent. This experience allowed students to apply their culinary skills in a real-world professional setting. We extend special thanks to Maya Donnelly for trusting our students with this meaningful opportunity. This event was part of our students’ work-based learning experience.

RRHS/CTE: Providing Hands On Experience