Friday, October 24, 2025

Regular Schedule Today

GENERAL

SCIENCE OLYMPIAD

If you are part of the Science Olympiad, you must attend the last mandatory meeting TODAY in P208 at lunch. Important material about the class will be discussed as well as information about the tournament.

NSSHS

Applications are open for Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society are now open. For the first time, sophomores are allowed to apply for provisional membership. Junior and seniors may apply for full membership. Deadline to submit your application is TODAY. Click here to apply for sophomore membership while juniors and seniors may apply here. Email [email protected] with questions.

HUNTER vs ZOO

Bring the noise to Redondo High TONIGHT at 7:00 pm for the away football game. Dress in camo or animal print to cheer on our Panthers.

HOT ONES WING CHALLENGE

Watch football players compete in a Hot Ones wing challenge TODAY at lunch in the amphitheater. Let’s see who can handle the heat!

MAKE-UP SENIOR PORTRAITS & IDs

If you missed the opportunity to get your picture taken for your ID or the yearbook, now is your chance. Come to S21-22 (courtroom) TODAY plus Monday, Oct. 27 and Tuesday, Oct. 28. Seniors are scheduled from 3:00 to 9:00 pm. If you need an ID picture, come during those times and the photographer will fit you in between the seniors. 

This may be the last opportunity for senior portraits and to get your ID picture.

MU ALPHA THETA

If you are interested in joining Mu Alpha Theta, the national math honor society, come to the information meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 29 during lunch in S50. You must be enrolled in pre-calculus or higher and maintained As in all math classes or Bs in honors/AP classes. Email questions to [email protected].

PANTHER POSITIVES

The Panther community is looking for positive experiences and feedback from Peninsula families to help our school grow, improve and continue to provide the best possible environment for students. Please leave a review on Niche (a national school review website) where your voice will help other families learn about our school. Click here to leave a review.

ACEING AUTISM

Volunteers are needed to help with weekly tennis clinics for children and teens with autism on Sunday afternoons from 3:00 to 4:00 pm. Volunteers are paired with a participant for the duration of the sessions at the Palos Verdes Tennis Club. Email [email protected] for more information.

CELEBRATE AMERICA’S BIRTHDAY

Are you an artist, photographer or writer who wants to help celebrate America’s 250th birthday? The Daughters of the American Revolution, Point Vicente chapter, is sponsoring two contests to promote good citizenship and American heritage. There is the potential for monetary awards and national recognition. The topic for the Junior American Citizen contest is celebrating 250 years of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The second contest is an essay and video depiction of a figure from the American Revolution era and discuss how he/she influenced the revolution and contributed to the founding of our nation. Deadline for submitting is Nov. 1. For more details on the Junior American Citizen contest, email [email protected]. Information on the American history and patriot contest is available by emailing [email protected].

COUNSELING

WITHDRAWAL DEADLINE

The deadline to drop a class is Friday, Oct. 31. A “W” will appear on your transcript but it will not affect your GPA. Talk with your counselor first to make sure this is right decision for you.

MID-SEMESTER CHECK UP

The semester is half over, which is the time to pause and refocus. Here’s a few ideas to finish strong:

1. Get and use a planner daily
2. Set aside time each day to focus on schoolwork
3. Review notes regularly to study smart
4. Good sleep before and after studying helps your brain retain the knowledge you’ve learned
5. Reach out to teachers and/or counselors for help

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER

COLLEGE REP VISITS ALMOST OVER

Don’t miss the final two weeks of college rep visits. Next week includes Loyola Marymount, Purdue, University of Minnesota, Seattle University, Seton Hall, the University of Iowa and more. A full schedule is available on MAIA Learning. Juniors and seniors must have signed teacher permission slips turned in 24 hours prior to the event. Stop by the CCC with any questions.

CLUBS 

SPACE CLUB

Come to the first Space Club meeting of the year TODAY at lunch in P224. The new app for learning unpronounceable constellation names will be discussed and if you win the challenge, a Starbucks gift card is yours. Moon pies will be available for snacking.

ROTARY INTERACT CLUB   

Want to learn how to make a difference in your community, earn volunteer hours and enjoy free pizza? Don’t miss the Rotary Interact Club meeting TODAY at lunch in H44.

SOUTH BAY STEM ASSOCIATION

Interested in learning more about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)? Want to log more volunteer hours? Come to the South Bay Stem Association meeting TODAY at lunch in S46 to learn more about STEM workshops at local elementary schools.

RED CROSS CLUB

Don’t miss the first meeting of the Red Cross Club on Monday, Oct. 27 at lunch in S45 to learn more about the American Red Cross and how you can get involved.

ATHLETICS

GIRLS’ SOCCER TRYOUTS

The last round of tryouts for the girls’ soccer team is TODAY from 2:30 to 4:00 pm each day. Tuesday’s tryouts are on the softball field; Friday’s on the stadium field. Bring cleats, water, shin guards and proof of current physical. Fill out the Girls Soccer Tryouts Round 2 form if you did not come to the first round of tryouts. Email Coach Blazevic at [email protected] with questions.

BOYS’ GOLF TRYOUTS

Boys interested in trying out for the golf team, see Mr. Van Enk in H30 during Panther Time or lunch.