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RHS: A Top School for the Third Year in a Row!

RHS: A Top School for the Third Year in a Row!

We are thrilled to announce that Richfield High School has been named one of the "Best Public High Schools" by U.S. News & World Report for 2025-26!

For the third consecutive year, RHS has been recognized for its academic excellence. We ranked 101 out of 880 Minnesota high schools, placing us in the top 11% in the state. This prestigious honor is a direct reflection of our students' hard work and our staff's unwavering dedication. 

This recognition reaffirms our commitment to providing a quality education for all. Here's what makes Richfield High School a truly exceptional place to learn, grow and excel:

  • Student and Family Satisfaction: Our survey results highlight the high level of satisfaction from our students and families, a testament to our positive and supportive school environment.
  • College Credit Opportunities: Students can get a head start on their future by earning college credits through our robust CIS, AP and PSEO programs.
  • Dual Language Immersion: We are proud to offer a PreK-12 program that allows students to become bilingual and biliterate, preparing them for a global society.
  • High Graduation Rates: Our graduation rates consistently remain above the state average, showcasing our commitment to student success.

Thank you for your continued partnership as we work to provide an exceptional learning environment for all.

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Senior Story: Amelia Rheinhart

From the soccer field to the science lab, Amelia Rheinhart is leaving her mark at Richfield High School. This fall, she’s headed to Gustavus Adolphus College to major in Biology—the first step on her path to becoming a genetic counselor. 

Senior Spotlight: Jessica Tezoquipa

Jessica will attend Augsburg University this fall to study Communications and Creative Writing. Her goal? To become a journalist who sheds light on injustice—whether it’s exposing political corruption or reporting on human rights violations around the globe.

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