On the Calendar


  • 10/27: Beyond the Game- Careers in Sports Showcase 11:15am-12:45pm

Students must sing-up in School Links to attend this event

  • 10/27: Class Meetings - Seniors, Auditorium; Juniors, Gym
  • 10/27: C/o 2027 Trivia Night @ 6pm in RHS Commons
  • 10/28: Class Meetings - Freshmen - Gym; Sophomores - Auditorium
  • 10/28: College App Help Event, 2:30 - 3:30pm
  • 10/28: Fall Jazz Night @ RHS Auditorium 7pm
  • 10/29: PSAT for 11th Graders
  • 10/29: NE Pattern Harvest Festival @ RHS 5:00pm-7:00pm

Check out the activities in the College & Career Center this week at the bottom of the page!

Sports are in full swing - click here for the calendar.

What is SPS asking voters to consider on Nov. 3?


Watch a short video to learn how much money the replacement Educational Programs and Operations levy would collect and when, and what levy funds support.  


Visit Learn About the Levy for more videos and information. 

Support the Senior Class of 2027

Join us at 6pm on Tuesday, October 27th in the Commons for a fun trivia night! At $15 a team (up to 5 people) all proceeds go toward the class of 2027 Senior All-Nighter. We hope to see you there!

NE Feeder Harvest Festival

Join the Northeast Community on October 29 from 5–7 PM at Rogers High School for our annual Northeast Harvest Festival!

Come celebrate and bring the Northeast community together for an evening of fun, food, music, activities, and more! We look forward to seeing students, families, staff, and community members there!

Click here for more information!

Candy Drive

It’s time to support the NE Pattern Harvest Festival with our annual Candy Drive! Please bring your candy donations to the DECA classroom anytime now through October 29th. AVOID peanuts and other tree-nuts as best you can. 

Sports & Clubs

Rogers Unified Sports Fundraiser


Stay warm as the weather shifts, show off your Pirate Pride, and support your Unified Pirates Teams by purchasing a Rogers throw blanket for $30! The funds from this Unified Parent Group Fundraiser will go towards new equipment and jerseys.

Check out these flyers!

College & Career Center

WHO WILL YOU MEET IN THE COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER – N106


Emily Gwinn, College & Career: emilyg@spokaneschools.org

Kathleen Law, 12th Grade Counselor:

kathleenl@spokaneschools.org

Jennifer O’Halloran, MLL Counselor: jenniferoh@spokaneschools.org

Jah’lil Frans, College Success Foundation: JFrans@collegesuccessfoundation.org

Lisa White, Slingshot: lisa@helloslingshot.org


Check the column to the right for upcoming important dates!

Please visit us during lunches: Must come by for a LUNCH PASS to attend due to limited space.

 

OCT. 28 – Lewis & Clark State College – Campus representative visit in the CCC, N106 @ lunch 

OCT. 30 – Gonzaga University - College Visit to Campus, 8am – 11am – SchooLinks to register 

OCT. 30 – Seattle University - Campus representative visit in the CCC, N106 @ lunch 

NOV. 5 – Spokane Community College - College Visit to Campus, 8am – 11am – SchooLinks to register 

NOV. 9-10 – West Side College Fit Trip: UW, SU, and WWU – See Mrs. Gwinn or check SchooLinks. 

NOV. 19 – Spokane Falls CC - College Visit to Campus, 8am – 11am – SchooLinks to register 

NOV. 19 – FAFSA Completion Night - Free dinner and financial aid application support, 5pm – 7pm 

Tools and Resources

Just Ask, with Ms. Bell

Need food, clothes, hygiene items, school supplies, or housing support? Or maybe you’re not sure where to go for help? Just Ask!

Click here: JUST ASK – Fill out form or connect with Ms. Bell in the RFCC. Tell us what you need, and we’ll help connect you with the right support. You don’t have to figure it out alone. Just Ask!

Attendance FAQ's

Who do you call if you need to excuse your student?

  • If you are excusing a student absence for the day, please call 509-354-6685 and leave a voicemail with your name, your students name and the reason they are absent.
  • If you are informing us of late arrival or need to dismiss your student from school early, please call 509-354-6544.

Student Parking Permits

All Rogers students who drive themselves to school must park in the south student parking lot at Pittsburg and Wellesley and display a valid parking permit sticker in their vehicle window.

Please complete the Student Parking Permit – Registration form. The Student Office will process your information and call students down when their parking permit is ready for pickup.

Heart Program

If you or your family has had a loss of housing, remember that you may be eligible for the HEART program’s support and services. We work to provide educational stability for students that are staying in temporary or transitional living situations. Please give our office a call at 509-354-7302 or check out our website for more information:

 https://www.spokaneschools.org/page/heart-program. 

PowerSchool Access

PowerSchool provides parents with real-time access to:

 • Grades and Assignments: Helping them identify areas where their student may need additional support.

• Attendance Records: Keeping them informed about their student's presence and punctuality.

• Teacher Communication: Allowing for direct communication with teachers to address questions or concerns.

If you need help accessing or managing your PowerSchool account, please reach out to Bonnie Pena

Rogers Facebook Page

Rogers Website

Rogers Events Calendar

Let's Talk - Click here for support from RHS

 


John R Rogers High School

1622 East Wellesley Avenue, Spokane, WA, USA

Phone: 509-354-6600; Attendance: 509-354-6685

Spokane Public Schools complies with all federal and state rules and regulations and does not discriminate in the admission, treatment, employment, or access to its programs or activities on the basis of age, sex, marital status, race, color, creed, national origin, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, to the use of a trained guide or service animal by a person with a disability, sexual orientation including gender expression or gender identity, or honorably discharged veteran or military status. This holds true for all students who are interested in participating in educational programs and/or extracurricular school activities, and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups.

Inquiries regarding compliance and/or grievance procedures may be directed to the school district’s Title IX/Staff Civil Rights Officer, ADA Officer, Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying (HIB)/Student Civil Rights Officer and/or 504 Compliance Officer.

The complete list of Civil Rights Compliance Coordinators and Officers and reporting information can be found on the district website.

If Parents/ Guardians and other citizens believe that schools have violated any federal rule, law or state regulation that applies to a federal program, a Citizen Complaint may be filed. At Rogers High School, we have copies of the Citizen Complaint Process. We also have a link to the process on our website, and the link below can be used to access this information.

Citizen complaint Against School district, ESD or Other School Service Provider (www.k12.wa.us) 

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