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RJC’s outdoor classroom
Helping students experience education outside the classroom has long been a priority for RJC.
It’s like going home: Why RJC alumni living abroad send their children to school in Rosthern
The more relational approach RJC takes to education is something both Samuel and Allen have noticed compared to their schools back home.
Education through exploration: How place-based education can broaden perspectives for life
For James the work that schools like Westgate and RJC are doing to give students opportunities to deeply explore the world around them is just as fundamental to education as the curriculum. “I think sometimes our schools are too focused on very clear outcomes and we lose the art of education,” he says.
“We have loved every minute of it:” How one Ukrainian family is settling in to Rosthern with the help of RJC
Since coming to RJC he’s enjoyed the activities like the retreat to Christopher Lake or going tubing. And he’s been more positive about the classes too. “They tell us that he didn’t like school any days of his life until he came into RJC,” said Linda.
A look into the Gr. 12 EXPLORE program: A conversation with Daycee Henderson
EXPLORE is about learning who you are and what you want to do after high school. We also spend a lot of time talking about leadership and how there are lots of different leadership styles.
Spread your light: A student reflection by Julia Regier
To my classmates, continue to spread your light, work hard, forgive those around you, and forgive yourself. Don’t let yourselves succumb to the temptations of pessimism, instead seek a love-filled mindset in your daily life. Remember that tomorrow and every day after that, everything you do makes an impact on the real world.
A chance to try new things: A student reflection by Zach Epp
Hello, my name is Zach Epp and I am from Vancouver, BC. If you asked me during the first day, week, or month of RJC to deliver a student reflection in front of a church full of people, I'm quite certain I would have frozen solid in utter terror. I was a nervous, shy...
Moving toward a greater understanding: A student reflection by Wendell Manuzon
Good morning, my name is Wendell Manuzon and I am a third year student at RJC. I came to RJC with no idea of what I was getting myself into. I only had a few close friends who were attending RJC and I didn’t have a long connection to the school beforehand. During this...
There is room for everyone: A student reflection by Elizabeth Wickstrom
RJC’s community is one that seeks to embody and inhabit the message Paul outlines – that there is room for everyone. We can all BELONG.
RJC announces new music director
RJC is pleased to announce Kayleigh Skomorowski as the new music director at RJC High School. Kayleigh is originally from Saskatoon and has lived in Prince Albert since 2010. Kayleigh completed a Bachelor of Education and Bachelor of Music (Music Education) from the...