Sauk Rapids-Rice High School
Sauk Rapids-Rice High School | |
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The SRRHS Storm Logo "Committed to Excellence" | |
Location | |
Sauk Rapids, Minnesota United States | |
Coordinates | 45°36′35″N 94°07′35″W / 45.60963°N 94.1263°WCoordinates: 45°36′35″N 94°07′35″W / 45.60963°N 94.1263°W |
Information | |
Type | Public |
Established |
1908 New building opened in 2003 |
School district | I.S.D. #47 |
Principal | Erich Martens |
Grades | 9-12 |
Number of students | 1268 |
Color(s) |
Green and Gold |
Mascot | Bolt |
Website |
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Sauk Rapids-Rice High School (Often abbreviated SRRHS) is a high school located in Sauk Rapids, Minnesota. The school year at SRRHS is a trimester system consisting of five-period days.
Link Crew Link Leaders
The Link Crew is a program designed to help freshmen transition smoothly into high school. Link Leaders are experienced high school students that meet for training in the summer before the school year and serve as individual mentors for small groups of freshmen. The Link Leaders' most important day is the first day of school when only the freshmen attend (sophomores, junior, and seniors start their school year the next day), they spend the whole day with their groups doing prepared activities with the freshmen students.
Weekday News
The Weekday News is a weekly news program assembled and produced by the Video Production students at Sauk Rapids-Rice High School. The class was advised by Curt Olson until the end of the 2009-2010 school year, after which Curt Olson retired. The job was then taken on by Brian Kemmy. The show aims to inform with news and announcements while entertaining the audience. The program will be going into its fifteenth year during the 2013–2014 school year. Segments include "Heap of the Week," where students show off their worn vehicles, and intervies introducing new faculty, exchange students, and coaches, and notices to raise awareness in local, national, and world current events. They also have a segment that talks about different sporting events and activities that are going on around the school.
DECA
DECA is a program that teaches students about marketing, selling, and business and prepares them for the real world. The classes are taught by John Rasmussen and Ellie Cairns. The courses are mainly directed toward junior and senior level students, but they are open to sophomores as well. While enrolled in the class, students have the opportunity to compete in many different events at a District, State and National level. While it is not required, it is a great learning experience for the students. They can participate in written events where they prepare a project and present it to judges or they can participate in role plays where they take on the role of an employee and solve problems with the judges. Other events include, mock job interviews, sales demonstrations, public speaking, and economics essays.
Sports programs
The sports offered are listed with their coaches respectively below:
- Baseball - Jeff Hille
- Basketball (Boys) - Rich Spiczka
- Basketball (Girls) - Joey waters
- Cross Country (Boys) - Marie Zeilenga
- Cross Country (Girls) - Marie Zeilenga
- Dance Team - Unknown
- Football- Bill Magnuson
- Golf (Boys) - Rich Spiczka
- Golf (Girls) - Matt Posch
- Gymnastics - Nikki Seguin
- Hockey (Boys) - Ken Karna
- Hockey (Girls) - Marty Anderson
- Soccer (Boys) - Alex Hess
- Soccer (Girls) - Kris Fremo
- Softball - John Rasmussen and Karl Nohner
- Swimming/Diving (Boys) - Tom Swanson and Ray Nelson
- Swimming/Diving (Girls) - Ray Nelson
- Tennis (Boys) - Mark Muntifering
- Tennis (Girls) - Mark Muntifering
- Track and Field (Boys) - Loren Finlayson and Marie Zeilenga
- Track and Field (Girls) - Loren Finlayson and Marie Zeilenga
- Volleyball - Kendyll Jones
- Wrestling - Ken Bemboom[1]
Activities and Fine Arts
Activities and their instructors are as follows:
- Bowling - Bruce Hillier
- DECA - John Rassmussen and Ellie Cairns
- FFA - Hannah Taylor
- German Club - Brenna Meunier
- History Day - Mary Kay Sorenson
- Homecoming - Trisha Bemboom
- IMPROV - Karen Burzette
- Industrial Tech - Curt Olson
- Knowledge Bowl - Susi Manea
- Link Leaders - Jason Stock
- Math League - Chuck Kruger
- National Honor Society - Chuck Kruger
- Project 4 Teens - Sandy Lawrence
- Prom Committee - Anne Cameron
- SADD - Bill Fletcher
- Service Club - Kelly Marcum
- Spanish Club - Kathy O'Brien
- Student Council - Trisha Bemboom
- Yearbook - Corey Zimpel[1]
Fine Arts and their instructors are as follows:
- Chamber Singers - Steven Mick
- Choirs - Steven Mick
- Drama - Julie Christenson
- Jazz band - Scott Campbell
- Marching band - Scott Campbell
- Pep band - Mike Thorseth
- Speech - Molly Olson
- Stage Crew - Jim Christenson
- Storm Singers - Steven Mick
- Winter Colorguard - TBD
- Winter Drumline - Mike Thorseth[1]
College level courses
Advanced Placement Courses offered are as follows:
- Calculus I
- Spanish
- United States Government
- Psychology
- Statistics
- Literature and Composition
- United States History
College in the Classroom Courses offered through SCSU are as follows:
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Pre-Calculus and Discrete Mathematics (PDM)
- Accelerated Functions, Statistics and Trigonometry (FST)