Congratulations to the 2026 Candidates for Prom King and Queen! Crowning will take place at the Cornhusker Hotel this Saturday around 10pm.
With the big kids being out of the building and the kitchen being closed, Preschool enjoyed our kind of fun.
We enjoyed a picnic style lunch! And Daniel Tiger engaged us with an awesome social emotional lesson about what to do if a friend doesn’t want to play. This is a hard concept because emotional reaction often over powers logical thought.
We had a lot of great conversation about feelings and what to do if a friend doesn’t want to or can’t play right now.
Just another example of This is Why We Preschool!
Post Prom Info Attached! Forms need to be turned in to the office by Wednesday 3/25!
Raymond Central celebrated World Down Syndrome Day on March 20th by “Rocking Our Socks”!
Students and staff also had the opportunity to sign a pledge to spread the word about inclusion, and ‘Choose to Include’ bracelets were handed out to help spread awareness.
Students and staff also had the opportunity to sign a pledge to spread the word about inclusion, and ‘Choose to Include’ bracelets were handed out to help spread awareness.
Congratulations to the following students for participating in the Nebraska Wesleyan JH Honor Band this past Saturday! Students rehearsed all day before performing in a wonderful concert that night. Awesome job and way to represent RC!
Kate F - alto saxophone
Sade G - trombone
Thomas S - tenor saxophone
Dawson W - tenor saxophone
Sarah F - clarinet
A HUGE Congratulations to the RC middle school bands and choirs! They performed at Malcolm Music Contest last Thursday and Friday, presenting the music they've worked hard at all quarter in front of judges to receive feedback. Their ratings are as follows. They did OUTSTANDING and represented RC well! Way to go!!
JH Choir - Division I Superior
6th Grade - Division 1 Superior
8th Grade Vocal Duet - Division I- Superior
JH Band - Division I Superior
6th Grade Band - Division I Superior
JH Small Jazz Ensemble - Division I Superior
JH Bucket Drumming Group - Division I+ Superior
JH Saxophone Trio - Division I Superior
LL/RC Girls Soccer wins two more today to move to 3-0!!!
Come check out the 35 cars that are showing all their glory at the high school today! After checking out the cars you can cool off in the gym at the FBLA Craft Fair! Oh and if you need lunch- the Spanish club is serving Walking Tacos!
Friday Celebrations at Raymond Central continue to recognize and showcase the outstanding endeavors of our family members. If it is an activity, we are highlighting it at these events. If we have students participating, we are providing support. It is a great time to be a Raymond Central Mustang. Go Big Blue!
LL/RC Soccer with a nice win over Omaha Concordia to start the season!
Due to repairs on the arch the original driveway will be closed for a portion of time today. Please use the new driveway if arriving or leaving the JH/HS campus.
Quiz Bowl brings home the NCC Runner-Up hardware today! Great job Drew, Connor, Mitchell and Deacon!
Raymond Central is hosting a blood drive on April 1st from 930-1pm! See the QR code and link on the attached flyer to sign up!
Today, our students were entertained by Lincoln Christian's Jazz Band, who presented an extraordinary show. The students were treated to a truly unforgettable experience, showcasing exceptional musicianship. Our students collaborated with the band for a few final pieces, producing an incredible sound. The Jazz Band's next tour stop is the Capital building.
Staff and students are invited to Rock Your Socks on Friday, March 20th in recognition of World Down Syndrome Day. Join us as we raise awareness and show our support for individuals with Down syndrome by rocking our socks together!
Marissa Jensen punched her ticket to State Speech with a District Championship in Persuasive!
Mitchell Hellerich punched his ticket to State Speech by placing 2nd in Entertainment!
Another day, another exceptional mini-college/career fair at Raymond Central High School. Our students are exposed to a diverse array of opportunities and career choices post-high school. These fairs provide our graduates with a competitive edge and an advantage over their peers. Kudos to our counselors.
