Mr. Monk Teaches About Being a “Friendly Friend” at RCE Spiritual Emphasis Week
Last week was RCE Spiritual Impact week. Students TK through 5th grade had chapel daily to give time and emphasis to grow spiritually. Mr. Butch Monk, former RCE principal on the former Crossroads campus, spoke about friendships. On Monday, Mr. Monk emphasized how to treat others well including in your words, in your actions, and even by keeping your promises. Tuesday and Wednesday ...
Clare Loux Takes Over as New Head Coach for RCHS Varsity Softball
Submitted by Alyssa Kiefer in Alumni News, Class of 2014, RCS Highlights on February 13, 2019
Clare (Dunnegan) Loux, RCS Class of 2014, is the new RCS Varsity Softball Coach. Clare brings to the young team a competitive softball experience, balanced perspective, and passion for the game. Not only did Clare play a select level of club and travel softball from a young age, she led her ...
1 Reason to Apply to 10 Colleges and Universities
Submitted by Alyssa Kiefer in RCS Blog on February 08, 2019
Written by Ben Warner, MSHS Principal There is only one way to attend a college or university: A student must apply and be accepted! Applying to college is often a stressful process. The most stressful part, though, is not completing and submitting the applications. What’s stressful ...
Jordan Bakker, Class of 1996, to Speak at RCS Impact Week
Submitted by Alyssa Kiefer in Alumni News, Class of 1996, RCS Highlights on February 06, 2019
What year did you graduate RCS? Tell us a little about what you’ve been doing since you graduated at RCS. I graduated in 1996, and since then God has blessed me with a wonderful wife for almost 18 years, 3 beautiful daughters (12, 10, 8), and a community that we love. I have served as a ...
Tanisha Walton, Class of 1989, to Speak at RCS Impact Week
Submitted by Alyssa Kiefer in Alumni News, Class of 1989, RCS Highlights on February 06, 2019
What year did you graduate RCS? Tell us a little about what you’ve been doing since you graduated at RCS: I graduated from RCS in the great year of 1989. I cannot believe that my 30th year high school reunion is this year! Since then I: Played basketball and ran track for Biola ...
Meet the 2019 Homecoming Court
Submitted by Alyssa Kiefer in RCS Highlights on January 22, 2019
The RCHS Homecoming Court is nominated and selected by anonymous vote by their classmates. While the princess and princes are selected by their current grade level class, the senior king and queen are selected by majority vote by the entire school. The homecoming court are chosen as unique ...
RCHS Celebrates Homecoming and Spirit Week
Submitted by Alyssa Kiefer in RCS Highlights on January 22, 2019
Redwood Christian High School is celebrating its 48th annual Spirit Week and Homecoming Celebration. "This Homecoming is particularly exciting for many reasons," high school principal Ben Warner explains. "It's the unity, creativity, and collaboration of our student body focused around a love ...
Mr. Lee Takes 4th/5th Grade Students to Cal Basketball
Submitted by Alyssa Kiefer in Uncategorized on January 10, 2019
On Saturday, December 29, Mr. Patrick Lee took a group of Crossover Basketball players to participate in the CAL men’s basketball halftime scrimmage. Next season, the Crossover Basketball ministry will formally be sponsored by Redwood Christian Schools and be led by Mr. Lee and his ...
Paul Triplett
Submitted by Alyssa Kiefer in Uncategorized on January 08, 2019
Position: High School Teacher Colleges: Azuza Pacific University & Fuller Theological Seminary Email: PaulTriplett@rcs.edu Tell us about your family and how they are looking forward to this new opportunity. My wife, Christina, and I are both Castro Valley natives. We have been married ...
Middle School Choir Sings with Ballet Petit
Submitted by Alyssa Kiefer in RCS Highlights on December 05, 2018
On Sunday, December 2, the RCS Middle School Choir sang back up during Ballet Petit’s 40th Annual performance of The Nutcracker at Chabot College. During the Waltz of the Snowflakes (Tchaikovsky), the choir sang “Waltz of the Snowflake” as pointe dancers performed. “The best part was ...
RCS Hosts the 44th Basketball Classic Tournament in Home Gymnasium
Submitted by Alyssa Kiefer in RCS Athletics, RCS Highlights on December 05, 2018
For the first time in RCS history, the Annual Basketball Classic Tournament was hosted at their home gymnasium. The Bruce D. Johnson Gymnasium was officially open for competition on November 24th. “The response from visiting coaches was great,” said RCS Athletic Director, Jim ...
