Redmond, WA – Redmond High School PTSA has released its Mustang Roundup for the week of February 1, 2026, outlining key dates, student opportunities, fundraisers, and advocacy efforts that families should have on their calendars as winter progresses.
One of the most important items for senior families is the Grad Night Celebration. Registration is now open, with early bird pricing available from February 1 through February 28.
The Grad Night Celebration will take place on the night of graduation, Monday, June 15, 2026, and is designed to be a safe, drug and alcohol free, all-night event for graduating seniors.
The event includes activities, food, and time for students to celebrate together on one of the most memorable nights of their high school experience.
PTSA notes that prices will increase beginning March 1, encouraging families to register early.
February also includes several no-school days. Students will be off on February 12 and 13 for Mid-Winter Break, followed by Presidents’ Day on February 16.
Families with students planning to take the SAT should note that the registration deadline for the Spring Practice SAT is Wednesday, February 18.
Fundraising efforts are in full swing with the popular Pi Day Pie Fundraiser. Orders are now open for Remlinger Farms pies, with sales closing Monday, March 2.
Pie pick-up is scheduled for Wednesday, March 11, between 12 p.m.
Available flavors include Bumbleberry, Cherry, Granny Smith Apple, and Strawberry-Rhubarb, along with a limited number of gluten and dairy-free options.
Families can also choose to donate pies to RHS staff as a gesture of appreciation. All proceeds from the fundraiser will support the Grad Night Celebration.
Registration is open for the Spring Practice Digital SAT, offered both online and in person through Enhanced Prep.
The practice test will be held on Saturday, February 21, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. and costs $25.
The PTSA’s Get-A-Gown (GGG) program continues to support families by offering gently used graduation gowns at no cost.
While scheduled events have concluded, gowns remain available by appointment at Redmond Town Center.
Families of students in any high school grade are welcome to participate, allowing them to plan for future graduations.
The PTSA is also seeking a volunteer coordinator to lead the Get-A-Gown program for the 2026-2027 school year.
Volunteer opportunities for students are available as well. RHS students are needed to assist as pronouncers for Redmond Elementary School’s Spelling Bee on Thursday, February 19.
Participating students can earn volunteer hours while supporting younger learners.
In advocacy news, the RHS PTSA has formally endorsed the two Lake Washington School District levy renewals on the February 10, 2026, ballot.
These levies fund essential educational programs, staffing, technology, and facility maintenance.
Additional updates include scholarship information, international travel opportunities that offer college credit, and community resources shared through PeachJar.
