Congratulations, Tyden!
We are excited to open our vocational programs to neighboring school districts. This meeting is open to neighboring districts (check with your school to see if they are joining us!). RCHS students AND out of district students, join our Parent Meeting on December 17th at 6pm for more information. Located at RCHS Cafeteria. Enter through Door 25 off of Sexton Street.
Thank you to Mr. Chris May, Director of Rush County Community Foundation, for showing seniors the scholarship portal and explaining how it works.
To apply, visit rushcountyfoundation.org
Due date 2/15/2026
To apply, visit rushcountyfoundation.org
Due date 2/15/2026
Congratulations, Stephanie!
Congratulations, Olivia!
Congratulations, Kaitlyn!
RCHS is proud of these students for receiving the School Recognition Award from College Board from their PSAT scores last fall. The School Recognition Award (introduced in 2025) celebrates students who demonstrated academic excellence within their school community. To qualify, a student must score among the top 10% of their high school’s test takers on the PSAT/NMSQT or PSAT 10 The award recognizes students of all backgrounds and from schools across the country, helping higher education institutions connect with talented students nationwide.
Congratulations, Kami!
RCHS is thrilled to announce the National College Board Awardees for their scores on last school year's PSAT! The follow students were awarded The First Generation Recognition Award from their Fall 2024 PSAT Scores. The First Generation Recognition Award is an academic Honor from College Board that celebrates the achievements of high-performing students who are on track to be the first in their family to complete a four year college degree. Students must have earned a cumulative GPA of a B+ or higher and score in the top 10% of PSAT/NMSQT test takers in their state.
Rush County Schools will not be in session today, December 2nd, 2025 due to inclement weather. Click here for more information:
https://www.rushville.k12.in.us/o/rcs/page/delay-and-closure-information
Rush County Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay tomorrow morning, December 2nd, 2025 due to inclement weather. Tomorrow is a Black Day, and we will be operating on a 2-Hour Delay Schedule which can be found below.
Click here for the 2-Hour Delay Schedule:
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Click here for more information:
https://www.rushville.k12.in.us/o/rcs/page/delay-and-closure-information
Click here for the 2-Hour Delay Schedule:
https://5il.co/3so91
Click here for more information:
https://www.rushville.k12.in.us/o/rcs/page/delay-and-closure-information
Way to go, Nick!! Congratulations!
RCHS is thrilled to announce the National College Board Awardees for their scores on last school year's PSAT! The follow students were awarded The Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award from their Fall 2024 PSAT Scores. This is an academic Honor from College Board that celebrates the achievements of high-performing students who attend high school in a rural area or small town. Students must have earned a cumulative GPA of a B+ or higher and score in the top 10% of PSAT/NMSQT test takers in their state. Congratulations!
Happy Graduation to Kendel Herrmann!
We had some great Lions SHARE winners this past week! Post 3of 3! Congratulations to all students and keep up the great work!
We had some great Lions SHARE winners this past week! Post 2 of 3! Congratulations to all students and keep up the great work!
We had some great Lions SHARE winners this past week! Post 1 of 3! Congratulations to all students and keep up the great work!
We will begin highlighting our students who have graduated early through Opportunity School! Congratulations!! First up is Khloey Spivey!
Nathan Owens, Macy Blevins, Jane Hall, and Kylie Sweet completed their Emergency Medical Responder state course. They will now begin their EMT program! Upcoming Juniors have the opportunity to be a part of this amazing program! Be sure to talk to your counselor about enrollment!
The Holcad and Lion’s Live students competed at the National High School Journalism Convention in Nashville, Tennessee from November 13-16. Jaydah Wallace earned Honorable Mentions in Broadcast Commercial/PSA and Brylee Shaver earned Superior in Graphic Design: Illustration as they not only competed against students nationally, but globally as well. Congratulations to both students for receiving these honors!
Students from both groups attended a trade fair that had colleges and digital storytelling companies from all over the country, as well as special sessions where industry leaders spoke on such topics as sports broadcasting and videography. Breakout sessions offered valuable learning experiences, including “Branding and Social Media Strategy for Student Media,” which focused on creating a consistent digital voice; “How to Major in Yearbook,” a session exploring college and career pathways in journalism and design; and “Chaos to Culture: Hacks for Thriving Yearbook Staff,” which gave students practical strategies for improving teamwork, organization, and production flow. We also had students take Adobe certification tests in Photoshop and Premiere Pro. All students attended special critique sessions where their projects were viewed and given feedback from judges and other students who competed in the same event.
Congratulations to the entire group for representing RCHS in a positive manner with their efforts, professional dress, attitude and behavior!
The Holcad staff in attendance included Shane Allen, Brylee Shaver, Isabella Simmermon, Londyn Whittaker, Bethany Wyrick, Cora Morgan, Alayna Schilling and Mrs. Lindsay Tillison.
The Lions Live crew in attendance included Sam Pavey, Eli Pavey, Luke Padgett, Carter Woolf, Kaleb Amos, Noah Lee, McKenna Norris, Jaydah Wallace, Jentri Wallace, Londyn Whittaker and Mrs. Amy Fox.
Students from both groups attended a trade fair that had colleges and digital storytelling companies from all over the country, as well as special sessions where industry leaders spoke on such topics as sports broadcasting and videography. Breakout sessions offered valuable learning experiences, including “Branding and Social Media Strategy for Student Media,” which focused on creating a consistent digital voice; “How to Major in Yearbook,” a session exploring college and career pathways in journalism and design; and “Chaos to Culture: Hacks for Thriving Yearbook Staff,” which gave students practical strategies for improving teamwork, organization, and production flow. We also had students take Adobe certification tests in Photoshop and Premiere Pro. All students attended special critique sessions where their projects were viewed and given feedback from judges and other students who competed in the same event.
Congratulations to the entire group for representing RCHS in a positive manner with their efforts, professional dress, attitude and behavior!
The Holcad staff in attendance included Shane Allen, Brylee Shaver, Isabella Simmermon, Londyn Whittaker, Bethany Wyrick, Cora Morgan, Alayna Schilling and Mrs. Lindsay Tillison.
The Lions Live crew in attendance included Sam Pavey, Eli Pavey, Luke Padgett, Carter Woolf, Kaleb Amos, Noah Lee, McKenna Norris, Jaydah Wallace, Jentri Wallace, Londyn Whittaker and Mrs. Amy Fox.
