Look at our new expanded 6 bay Phlebotomy lab for our EMS students!! You could also take some classes in this space as well! Visit teachemt.com for more information!
Please see the following dates for the RCHS EMERGENCY TRAINING ACADEMY:
August- 22 Adult Phlebotomy course Rushville.
September 13th Adult Hybrid On Line EMT class. Rushville.
January 10th 2026- Adult In classroom EMT class every Sat. Rushville.
January 26th 2026- Adult Phlebotomy Class. Rushville.
May 24th-25th 2026- EVOC CLASS.
INSTRUCTORS: Bill J. Hufford NRP,PI. Robert Darnell, EMT,PI.
765-561-6695 huffordb@rushville.k12.in.us
https://www.teachemt.com/
This week's RCHS alumni spotlight is 2006 graduate, Eric Harpring! He is currently a PE teacher at Rushville Elementary School. Discrete Math and Spanish were classes that stood out to him during his time at RCHS and encourages students to have experiences in the jobs they think they would like to do! Thank you for sharing your journey with students!
Please see the following information for the opportunity to complete the NHA-National Phlebotomy Certification Course. This is open to anyone! Go to teachemt.com to register.
Our newest early graduate is Olivia Foreman! Congratulations, Olivia!!
(Post 2/2) Our Healthcare Simulation was Sponsored By: Rush County Economic and Community Development Corporation (RCECDC), Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) and Rush Memorial (RMH). Thank you!!
(Post 1/2) Last week several stations provided RCHS students with hands on examples of employment and the skills necessary in the healthcare industry in our healthcare simulation showcase.
Last week at Opportunity School, Anecia Vanest RCHS Class of 96 - speaking about careers in sociology and corrections. Thank you Ms Logan for organizing this for our students!
Last week students had a chance to tour Ball State Campus and learn more about College life! Thank you, Mr. Orme, for organizing the field trip!
Here is the link to this week's Update!! Everyone have a safe and relaxing Spring Break.
https://secure.smore.com/n/jbuxg
Amy Matney is a 1991 RCHS Graduate. She is a probation officer and encourages students to get to know themselves and not feel like you have to rush into a certain career! Thank you so much for sharing your journey, Amy!
The dress up day today for Student Council Kindness Week was dressed like a teacher we had some Ms Scanlan lookalikes as well as a Mr Cook look alike!
Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. Hoeing had several students who participated and placed in the 11-county regional art show and competition on last Friday. I've attached pictures of the participants and winners from the event. Here are the placements:
First: Rigby Foreman
Second: Charlotte Nicholson
Third: Elle James
Honorable Mention: Dustin King (2 honorable mentions), Allysah Whitaker
Thanks to Mr. Jameson, we now have a graduation bell at Central Office for the students to ring when they have graduated! Ms. Logan has helped 24 Seniors graduate early this year and she has 4 remaining seniors continuing to finish their senior year. Thank you!
Wyatt Gulley is up next as our newest early graduate from RCHS! Congratulations!
Amelia Wynne is the next early graduate from Opportunity School! Congratulations, Amelia!
We had three students and three teachers honored this week at the ISTAR banquet at Centerville High School. RCHS is one of eight schools that come together to celebrate students for their academic success, leadership abilities, and community involvement. Each student chooses a teacher who has most influenced them in their lives. Congratulations to Megan Alexander who chose Jill Carmony as her ISTAR teacher, Audrey Angle who chose Dr. Anthony Meek as her ISTAR teacher, and Trisha Morgan who chose Karen Brashaber as her ISTAR teacher. Six incredible representatives of RCHS!!
A big thank you to the Kiwanis Club of Rush County for their generous donation to help supply our clinic with needed snacks for students! These will be greatly appreciated!
Josh Cowan was nominated by Mrs. Personett for a Lions SHARE award! Congratulations!
Our newest Bison winner is Jennifer Teague!!! Jennifer was selected by Karen Schneider who said this about Jennifer ". I want to nominate her because she sees greatness in EVERY student, and more importantly she helps her students to see greatness in themselves. She is also a support for those who have none. She excels at teaching academics in the classroom, but I admire her even more for the compassion, empathy, and help she provides for her students in order that they may grow and thrive, inside the classroom and in life. " Congratulations Jennifer a well deserved recognition!!
