Halloween and Minutemen Time

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Re: Halloween Costumes & Second Minutemen Time Rotation

Students at RHS will be allowed to wear a costume to school on Friday, October 29th. As a person who will always be a kid at heart, dressing up on Halloween is something I look forward to. To make this day fun and safe for everyone, please take the time to review the following guidelines with your student.


1) Masks/hoods that completely cover the face are not permitted. Hats, wigs, and simple make-up are fine.

2) Please leave all costume extras/props at home. It should go without saying, but this includes any toy weapon/contraband-inspired item.

3) Think safety first and fashion second. The students will have to be in these costumes all day. Overheating, tripping hazards, and bathroom accessibility need to be considered. Students are expected to participate in their classes.

4) The Yearbook class will host a costume contest. Students who want to participate in the contest must have their pictures taken before school in the cafeteria.

5) Be mindful of the dress code and our code of conduct. Just because we are pretending to be someone else does not mean we lower our standards.


Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 27th, students will select their choice for the second session of Minutemen Time. There are three dates in this session: 11/03, 12/01, and 12/15. Please use this as an opportunity to discuss your teenager's choice with them. As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to Mr. Faris or me at your earliest convenience.




Have a happy and safe Halloween,


Andy Peltz & Doug Faris

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