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Building connections no matter what: An interview with grade 10 student Evan Janzen
It’s an unusual year to start as a student at RJC High School. We talked to grade 10 student Evan Janzen about his first year, and he shared that despite the pandemic RJC’s community spirit is still strong. How has your first year been so far? It’s been good! It’s...
COVID-19 Update – April 29
Return to In-person Learning - Monday, May 3 Following the end of our COVID-19 outbreak, RJC High School will return to in-person learning on Monday, May 3, and our dormitories will invite returning students at 3PM on Sunday, May 2. We remind all students and staff to...
COVID-19 Update – April 19
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has declared a COVID-19 outbreak at RJC High School and is recommending that all people present on campus beginning Monday, April 12 be tested as soon as possible. At this point there has been no evidence of variants of concern...
COVID-19 Update – April 17
Due to the presence of COVID-19 in our school community RJC High School will move to remote learning until Friday, April 30. The dorms will remain open during this time. Students and staff do not need to self-isolate unless they have been directed to do so by the...
Update from RJC Board Chair
January 26, 2021 Dear Friends, On behalf of the RJC Board of Directors, I want to extend congratulations and all the best to students, staff, and parents as the RJC High School 2020-21 semester 1 comes to an end, and students and teachers prepare for final exams....
Giving for our kids: Two RJC alumni share why they became monthly donors
Going to RJC was never really a question for both Sarah Unrau and Mackenzie Fast. Now the couple, who both graduated in 2004, has signed up to become monthly donors, providing ongoing financial support to the school and community they love.
“It will surprise you” How the RJC community won over new student Raphael Munoz
When Raphael Munoz came for a tour of RJC this September, just two days before registration, he wasn’t sure the school was where he wanted to be. He and his family were looking for a new school where he could start grade 11; his mom had found RJC online but they knew nothing else about it.
No single stories: An RJC graduate’s work to create a more welcoming church
In her popular TED talk, The danger of a single story the Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie says that when you talk about a group of people as only one thing, over and over, that is what they become to you. When we have only one narrative we create stereotypes, which are not necessarily untrue but they are incomplete. That was RJC graduate Gabby Martin’s (2015) experience as a Mennonite.
RJC exceeds fundraising goal at Homecoming 2020
On Sunday, September 25 RJC hosted the first virtual Homecoming event: This Hour has 115 Years! The event saw engagement from alumni and friends from across Canada, US, and the world, with over 50+ alumni represented throughout the show. The event had a fundraising...
RJC seeking alumni participation in Homecoming choir
On October 25, 2020 RJC will be celebrating our annual Homecoming event! This year our event will be completely online and we look forward to sharing event details with you soon. We are looking for RJC alumni to participate in our virtual choir performances. This is a...