Recent RUSD high school stories
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Isabella Strasser works full-time at DeltaHawk Engines and likes showing what she can do in a male-dominated industry.
Twenty Racine County students and 11 Kenosha County students earned medals at Friday's regional SkillsUSA competition in Sturtevant.
More than 170 students from 18 schools are expected to participate.
Pleasant aromas filled the air Thursday during the fourth annual chili cook-off. Horlick High School culinary students won the competition.
“Girls Can Do It Too!" by Kidia Burns aims to get girls interested in nontraditional and trades careers.
Culinary students made meals for community members Wednesday during the fourth annual food truck event at Case High School, 7345 Washington Av…
Since September, Jimmy Boatner has helped teach 4-year-olds at the Bull Early Education Center.
As part of ecology class, some eggs are incubated, hatch and grow so students can observe that process.
Terrance Riley-Smith plans to pursue a construction career and said the youth apprenticeship greatly improved his self-confidence and life direction.
Three hundred seniors received diplomas Sunday.
Dozens of people, nearly all wearing something orange, listened in Horlick’s entryway as community leaders spoke to the group.
There were 420 graduates in the Case High School Class of 2026.
The ceremony was held at 3 p.m. in the school's crowded gymnasium.
The 73rd annual Racine Founders Rotary Post Prom took place Saturday at the Racine County Fairgrounds.
Ten Racine Unified School District teachers will be featured in a Thursday event that highlights public school educators.
Graduation season will start soon for Racine County high schools.
The 73rd annual Racine Founders Rotary Post Prom is set to start at 6 p.m. Saturday, May 16 at the Racine County Fairgrounds.
Soren Gajewski spoke about the school district’s successes, challenges and initiatives to try to make improvements.
The Racine Area Manufacturers and Commerce facilitates the youth apprenticeship program in collaboration with RUSD.
Green Bay Packers players spoke Wednesday about the importance of self-confidence and hard work.
Members of the community can taste a variety of meals made by Case High School students during the fourth annual food truck event Wednesday.
Sonnenberg Schools is a nonprofit K-12 school for autistic and special needs children with two locations in Racine.
In a joint statement issued Thursday night, superintendents urged Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Legislature “to return to the table to address the continued underfunding of special education.”
Teachers will receive about $4.29 million more in base wages in 2026-27, and building service employees will receive $462,983 more in base pay, according to the district.
