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2020 Valedictory Address – Ian Loeppky
Greetings everyone! My name is Ian Loeppky, a local graduate, and Valedictorian of the RJC class of 2020. I have grown up in Rosthern with this community, my family and my friend group my entire life. Although formerly being a part of a church group and having a...
Community: what RJC & pharmacy have in common
From the outside, there isn’t much in
common between being a hospital
pharmacist and being a student at RJC. But for Aleta (Martens ’09) Schellenberg, there’s at least one similarity: community.
Bridging the urban-rural divide one field at a time
Many people who live in a city don’t know much about where their food comes from. By participating in Grow Hope, Nathan Janzen (RJC 1991) is doing his part to change that. The program of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank and Mennonite Central Committee brings together...
Prepared for university: RJC grad receives Indigenous student achievement award
Kate Boyer (2019) thought they had
the wrong person when she heard
she would be receiving an award for
academic achievement for Indigenous
Student Achievement Week at the
University of Saskatchewan.
COVID-19 Update: May 14
RJC High School has set Tuesday, September 8 as the first day of classes for the 2020/2021 school year, and is now accepting applications for both the school and the dormitories. Every effort is being made to comply with safety concerns resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, including a decision to house only one student per room in the dorms for the coming school year.
RJC celebrates the success of Virtual Choirs & Cakes
On Sunday, April 26, 7:00pm RJC held their first virtual fundraiser: Virtual Choirs & Cakes. This event included a 40 min video of RJC music groups, reflections from students, alumni & community members, and an online auction of cakes and other food items. All held on the RJC website.
Serving our community by doing our job
While many people are staying home to reduce the spread of COVID-19, some, like Erik and Cara Epp, continue to work because their jobs are considered essential.
RJC COVID-19 Update: March 31
Due to the public health threat resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, and following the directives and guidance of the Government of Saskatchewan and related agencies, RJC High School, its campus, and all its buildings are closed to the public until further notice.
RJC COVID-19 Update: March 26
In response to the growing public safety challenges resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, and under the advisement of local public health authorities, RJC has closed its dormitories for the remainder of the 2019/20 school year.
RJC COVID-19 UPDATE: March 19
Due to the public health threat resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, and following the directive of the Government of Saskatchewan, RJC will pause educational operations beginning Friday, March 20 until Friday, March 27, 2020.