Parents
Welcome families of Resurrection College Prep High School to our joyous community! The information below will help you find everything you need to track the academic progress of your daughter, as well as a variety of other useful resources. You will also discover ways to become more involved with Resurrection through a wide range of volunteer opportunities. You play a vital role in Resurrection’s success and through your involvement, become a driving force that further shapes our joyous community and impacts the lives of students, faculty, staff, and other parents.
Parent Information Dashboard
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School Policies & Handbooks
- Main Office Hours
- Visitor Check-In
- Building Hours and Access
- Safety & Security Reminders
- Drop-Off and Pick-Up Procedures
- Uniform & Dress Code
- Student Handbook
- Academic Handbook
- E-Learning Policies and Procedures | Emergency Closing Days
- Chromebook Policies and Accessible Use Policy
- Grading Scale
- Report Bullying or Harassment
- Athletic Handbook
- Concussion Policy
- Parent Teacher Conferences
- eCampus Bookstore
Main Office Hours
Visitor Check-In
Raptor Visitor Management System is utilized to to record visitor entrance onto our campus. Raptor allows our staff the ability to screen visitors, contractors, and volunteers against national registered sex offender databases, as well as any internal databases (i.e. custodial issues, restraining orders, prohibited contact).
Upon entering Resurrection, all visitors will be asked to present state government-issued identification (i.e. driver’s license, state ID card, United States Passport Card, military ID card), which will be scanned or manually entered into the system. If a parent or guardian does not have a government-issued ID, the school staff member can use any form of identification and manually enter the person’s name into the Raptor system with approval from an administrator. The Raptor system checks the visitor's name and date of birth for comparison with a national database of registered sex offenders.
The registered sex offender database is the only official database checked by the Raptor system. No other data from the ID is gathered or recorded and the information is not shared with any outside agency. Once entry is approved, Raptor will issue a badge that identifies the visitor, the date, and the purpose of his/her visit. A visitor’s badge will not be necessary for those who visit our school simply to drop off an item in the office or pick up paperwork.
The safety of our students is our highest priority and the Raptor Visitor Management System allows us to quickly identify those who may present a danger to our students.
Building Hours and Access
Safe and Respectful Environment
Resurrection College Prep High School strives to provide a safe, secure, and respectful environment for young women entrusted to its care. Students are to report any instances where they have experienced a breach in safety and security or any situations in which they feel unsafe. Such reporting can be made to a school counselor, the Dean, or another member of Administration.
Building Security
Building security is highly important and everyone’s responsibility. Therefore, everyone is strongly encouraged to alert a school staff member to anything that is unusual or suspicious. If you see something, say something. As a reminder, all visitors must enter through the Main Office. Doors are never to be opened for visitors — signs on outer doors direct visitors to the Main Office.
Building Access
The school building is open starting at 7:15 a.m.
Students and guests entering the building are to use door #1 (Main Entrance). All students and guests need to check in with the Main Office upon arrival.
Students are to use only doors #8 and #3 to exit the building.
Other doors are not to be used as exits. Exiting the building through the #5 and #6 doors will lead to an enclosed, locked area of the campus which offers no ability to leave that area. Therefore, doors #5 and #6 are to be used only in an emergency situation.
Students staying after the school day ends are to be under the direct supervision of a faculty or staff member.
The academic area of the building closes at 4:15 p.m. This area will be locked. Therefore, students will not have access to their lockers.
Students are encouraged to have their rides pick them up before 4 p.m. Students waiting for a ride after 4 p.m. are to wait outside the Main Office by door #1.
Off-campus behavior
Off-campus behavior that contributes to on-campus conflicts or violation of school rules will be addressed by the Dean’s Office. Additionally, behavior outside of school reflects on the reputation of the school. A pattern of student inappropriate off-campus behavior will result in consequences that may impact continued enrollment or other disciplinary sanctions, as warranted to maintain a safe and respectful school environment.
Safety & Security Reminders
Safety Reminders
Safety is our highest concern and we remind students, parents, and staff to immediately report any suspicious person or persons either on-campus or off, including incidents before or after school. Please refer to the Safety & Security section of the Student Handbook for additional information about safety on campus.
In the case of any emergency or suspicious activity, take the following steps:
Step 1 - Dial 911
Step 2 - Report incidents immediately to the Main Office.
We also remind students to utilize safe practices when traveling, including the following:
- Be alert and travel in well-lit and well-populated areas
- Whenever possible, travel in pairs or groups
- Be aware of surroundings and report suspicious activity
- Keep money, phone, and other distractions out of sight
Drop-Off and Pick-Up Procedures
Please review the following drop-off and pick-up procedures for the safety of our students and parents. For the start of the school year, staff will be present to assist you during these times. Note: Entry to the campus is only permitted via the Oriole Avenue entrance during drop-off and pick-up hours.
Morning Drop-Off:
Enter the campus via Oriole Avenue.
Pull forward to the front of the building or alongside the gym. Students dropped off by the gym will still need to enter the building through the main entrance.
Please ensure that students are prepared to exit the vehicle.
Ensure students exit the car on the driver’s side.
Exit the campus via Talcott Avenue or Oriole Avenue.
Student drivers should proceed directly to their assigned parking spots.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Do not park in front of the building along Talcott Avenue (fire lane, marked with “X’s” on the map).
Line up for pick-up outside Door 8 (gymnasium side) or along the front of the building.
Only one lane is available for pick-up to maintain emergency access.
Many students will exit through Door 8.
Visual Map: The map below outlines the new policy. Please follow the indicated routes and instructions.
The below diagram outlines the new policy.
Uniform & Dress Code
Uniform & Dress Code
At Resurrection College Prep, our uniform and dress code support an atmosphere of equity, modesty, and mutual respect. Students are expected to wear the approved uniform each day and follow all grooming and dress code expectations as outlined in the 2025–2026 Student/Parent Handbook.
Where to Purchase
All uniform items must be purchased through Schoolbelles Uniform Company.
Daily Uniform Requirements
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Top: Black or gray Resurrection polo
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Bottoms:
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Class-level skirt (see below)
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OR Schoolbelles uniform pants (optional alternative)
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Socks, Tights, or Leggings: Solid white, black, or gray (socks must be visible; leggings must be ankle-length and form-fitting)
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Shoes: Sneakers or casual shoes with backs
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Mass Days: Dress shoes or white, black, or gray sneakers only
Class Skirt Styles
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Class of 2026: University Plaid, box-pleat skirt
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Class of 2027: Heather Grey, stitched-down kick pleat skirt
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Class of 2028: McDonald Plaid, stitched-down kick pleat skirt
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Class of 2029: TBD
Note: Skirts must be no more than 3 inches above the knee. Shorts under skirts must not be visible. No other under-skirt apparel is allowed.
Optional Uniform Items
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Schoolbelles quarter-zip sweatshirt
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Microfleece front zip-up jacket
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Solid white, black, or gray tank tops/camisoles may be worn under polos
Footwear Guidelines
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Allowed: Sneakers or casual shoes with backs
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Not Allowed: Slippers, Crocs, sandals, or shoes with open backs
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Winter Boots: Permitted (mid-calf only) on designated days announced by administration
Dress Code Violations
Students out of uniform may be required to remove the item in question and retrieve it after serving detention.
Student Handbook
The Student Handbook is reference guide to the policies, procedures, and operation of Resurrection College Prep High School. The Resurrection Student Handbook describes the expectations for behavior and conduct as well as other rules, regulations, and policies governing student life.
In addition, the Academic Handbook and the Athletic Handbook provide specific guidelines for students in those areas.
Academic Handbook
Resurrection College Prep High School offers an educational experience grounded in academic excellence, integrated club and athletic experiences, and on-going spiritual development, making it the place for young women to grow as intellectual, spiritual, ethical and transformative members of our society. Students are taught to be critical thinkers and problem solvers in a rapidly-changing world. Rooted in the teachings of our faith, we encourage our students to make an authentic difference in our world.
Resurrection offers a rigorous, college preparatory experience in an environment that is supportive of the needs of individual students while championing their individual leadership and potential. We challenge our students to take risks as they discover who they are as individuals, participate in the various aspects of our school life, succeed in developing their God-given talents, and serve the community in Charity and Truth.
This Curriculum Guide has been prepared to provide students and parents with course descriptions and scheduling information for students and parents. Counselors and faculty members are available to provide assistance regarding course selections. If you need additional information about a particular course, you may contact the Curriculum Coordinator for that department or the Assistant Principal for Teaching and Learning.
E-Learning Policies and Procedures | Emergency Closing Days
Resurrection College Prep High School will employ e-Learning days as part of its Emergency e-Learning Plan. The goal is to provide continuity of education for students on days when school otherwise would have been canceled due to an emergency situation. On e-Learning Days, students use their RES Chromebook, home computer, or mobile device to connect to Schoology to access assignments for the day. They will be required to check-in through Zoom for attendance, and then, complete assignments as a continuation of what they are learning in their classes.
Public Act 101-0012 of the 101st Illinois General Assembly permits local school districts to establish an e-Learning plan to address student learning in a remote environment. An e-Learning day is an electronic learning day approved by the Illinois State Board of Education as a day of instruction for students who are not physically present in school buildings, with the purpose of providing access to instruction. On e-Learning days, students will work remotely.
What is considered an “emergency situation”?
Any situation that makes a school building inhabitable and/ or transportation for buses and cars unsafe and/ or any other situation that the school principal deems an emergency situation. This may include, but is not limited to, inclement weather.
Chromebook Policies and Accessible Use Policy
Grading Scale
Report Bullying or Harassment
Bullying, intimidation, and harassment diminish a student’s ability to learn and the school’s ability to educate. Resurrection College Prep is committed to fostering a learning environment in which all students feel respected and safe. Harassment or bullying of any community members is considered a serious violation of Resurrection College Prep’s behavior code.
The information submitted through this report is confidential. The information will be used to help the Resurrection College Prep staff in addressing bullying and harassing behavior. All reports will be investigated and appropriate action taken.
Athletic Handbook
Welcome to the Resurrection College Prep Athletic Department. Being part of a team is a rewarding experience for high school athletes. Athletes learn the value of teamwork, self-control, and hard work while participating in Interscholastic Athletics. Resurrection College Prep is a member of the Girls Catholic Athletic Conference (GCAC) and the Illinois High School Association (IHSA).
The athletic handbook is in place to ensure the athletic department runs smoothly. The handbook covers school policies and expectations as they relate to athletics. Expectations of coaches, athletes, and parents are included. It is important that the handbook be reviewed and understood by all involved in Resurrection athletics, as it can help answer many questions. Adherence to the handbook by all members of the athletic department is crucial for the growth and development of athletic programs. This handbook is supplementary to the school handbook. School policies still apply.
Concussion Policy
Parent Teacher Conferences
Fall Parent-Teacher Conferences will take place on Thursday, October 23 and Friday, October 24, 2025.
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Thursday, October 23: In-person conferences (early dismissal for students)
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Friday, October 24: Virtual conferences (no school for students)
Parents will use Pick-A-Time to schedule conference appointments. Instructions on how to register will be available later this Fall.
Fall Parent-Teacher Conferences
Fall Parent-Teacher Conferences will take place on Thursday, October 23 and Friday, October 24, 2025.
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Thursday, October 23: In-person conferences (early dismissal for students)
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Friday, October 24: Virtual conferences (no school for students)
Parents will use Pick-A-Time to schedule conference appointments. Instructions on how to register will be available later this Fall.
eCampus Bookstore
eCampus will now serve as Resurrection’s official online bookstore. We encourage families to place textbook orders promptly to ensure delivery before the first day of school.
Students will access the eCampus bookstore using their RES email credentials via Clever. Access the online bookstore at reshs.ecampus.com. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Wennlund at it@reshs.org.
Forms and Resources
- Accessing Powerschool
- Accessing Schoology
- Medical Forms
- FACTS Tuition Management
- Illinois Student Work Permit
- Parking Permit Application
- CTA Ventra Card
- Food Service
- Back to School Guide
Accessing Powerschool
PowerSchool Access Instructions
- Login instructions are sent out before the start of the school year to freshman and transfer parent/guardians. If you have not received these or need assistance, email Mrs. Warren cwarren@reshs.org.
- After receiving the instructions and setting up your parent/guardian account, you may access powerschool at this link: http://resurrection.powerschool.com/public
Tips on Navigating PowerSchool
- The ‘Grades and Attendance’ tab will allow you to check assignments and scores by clicking on the blue percentage across from a class.
- To email the teacher a question or concern, click the teacher's name highlighted in blue.
- The ‘Grades History’ tab will show you the grades your child received in previous grading periods.
- The ‘Teacher Comments’ tab is used to access current teacher comments for your student.
- The ‘School Bulletin’ tab has current announcements for our school.
If you have access questions, email cwarren@reshs.org.
Accessing Schoology
Schoology is a secure social learning network for teachers, students, and schools that provides a safe and easy way for us to connect, share content, work collaboratively and access both homework and school notices.
With Schoology Parent Accounts, you can:
- View your student's homework assignments and due dates;
- View content published by your student's teacher;
- Receive updates on class and school events posted by instructors, staff, or the athletic department;
- Track your student's activity in each course; and
- View any groups that your student is involved with (i.e. club groups or athletic groups) to receive important information.
You can log in using your Schoology Parent Account or have your daughter walk you through her classes using her Student Account. If you haven’t created a Schoology Parent Account and would like to do so, please fill out the Schoology Parent Account Application and both directions and the necessary access code will be provided to you within three business days. If you have any questions about your parent’s Schoology account, please contact our IT department at it@reshs.org.
Medical Forms
Health Exam Form:
Dental Exam Form:
Dental Exam Form
Athletics IHSA Pre-Participation Form:
IHSA PRE-PARTICIPATION FORM
Self-Medication Forms:
SELF-MEDICATION POLICY STATEMENT
PARENT AGREEMENT FOR CHILD TO CARRY MEDICATION AND SELF-MEDICATE
FACTS Tuition Management
All financial information, tuition forms, scholarship information, and applications can be found on the Tuition page of our website.
The FACTS Tuition Management portal can be found here.
Illinois Student Work Permit
State of Illinois Student Work Permits
- Work Permits are for FRESHMEN and SOPHOMORES - 14 or 15 years of age.
- Work Permits/Employment Certificate of Minor will be issued by the Registrar
- Student needs to be accompanied by her parent/guardian when applying; email the Registrar for an appointment.
Listed below are the items needed in order to obtain a permit:
- Completed Student Work Permit Application form (Parent form will be completed at the time of application).
- A letter of intent to hire from the prospective employer on company letterhead. It must have the job description and the number of hours the student is expected to work on school days and weekends.
- Birth Certificate (we have on file).
- Health Record on file with the school (including incoming freshmen).
- Social Security card (signed by student).
Parking Permit Application
Parking Pass Application
The application for student parking passes is now open and can be found here. Please complete the form with all required information.
The parking pass fee is $50. Within the application, you will find a link to make your payment. After submitting payment, you will receive a confirmation code that must be entered on the application form.
Once the application is complete and payment has been confirmed, your daughter may pick up her parking pass from Mrs. Donovan.
CTA Ventra Card
Ventra Cards
If your student uses a Ventra card for CTA transportation, it's time to renew their student riding privileges for the new school year. Please visit transitchicago.com/students to download the Student Ventra Card Registration/Renewal form. Once completed, contact the Main Office at (773) 775-6616 to submit the form. A staff member will verify your student’s enrollment and return the signed form to you so you can complete the renewal process.
Food Service
Food Service/Cafeteria
Country House, our school lunch provider, is looking forward to another great year serving the Resurrection community! They’re here to support families by helping you set up your student’s Mealtime account and better understand their menu offerings. From fresh-made breakfast sandwiches at RESpresso Café to house-made pizzas, wraps, pasta, and daily specials, Country House is committed to providing high-quality, nutritious meals.
They’ve shared two helpful resources to get you started: an introduction letter and a step-by-step guide to setting up your Mealtime account. Questions or feedback? Feel free to email them at countryhouse@reshs.org—they’d love to hear from you!
RESpresso Cafe
Located just off the main hallway, RESpresso is Resurrection’s student-run coffee shop—open before school from 7:30–8:10 a.m. and during most special events. Students can purchase drinks using their school ID or a credit/debit card for convenience.
The menu features a variety of hot and iced coffee drinks, teas, lemonades, and seasonal specials, along with a rotating selection of pastries and snacks. Whether you’re grabbing a quick drink or meeting friends before class, the RESpresso seating area provides a welcoming space for students to gather, relax, and connect.
ACCOUNT INSTRUCTIONS
Welcome! Resurrection has partnered with My MealTime, a fast, secure online service for making credit or debit card deposits and monitoring your student’s lunch account. You may also be able to make other school payments such as sports/activities fees, yearbook purchases, library fines, fundraisers and more.*
Go to: www.mymealtime.com
Download the mobile app
Use your device’s web browser and go to mymealtime.com. If you’re on a mobile device, from the My MealTime sign-in screen, choose the appropriate button to download the My MealTime app.
Easy steps to use My MealTime
- Step 1: Register. Click or tap the Register button and follow the onscreen prompts to create your My MealTime account.
- Step 2: Link Your Student. Click or tap the ‘Add Student’ button, then find your student’s school. Link them to your profile by using their student ID number that was provided by your student’s school.
- Step 3: Make a Deposit.** You may choose to store your credit/debit card for quick and easy repeat use.
My MealTime keeps you current
Stay informed. Monitor your student’s lunch account activity.
Be notified. Email reminders tell you when your student’s account is low.
Schedule deposits. Weekly, monthly or in any frequency you choose.
Make secure payments. Using your credit or debit card.**
Need help?
Read the ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ (FAQ) under the ‘About’ section of the menu.
Email your questions to our Support Team at: support@mealtimeclm.com
*Your school or district chooses which fees to make available on My MealTime.
** A small transaction fee will be assessed.
Back to School Guide
Back to School Guide
Our Back to School Guide is designed to help parents and students start the year off smoothly. Inside, you’ll find important information about school policies, key dates, schedules, resources, and helpful reminders to stay organized throughout the year. This guide is your go-to reference for everything you need to know as we begin another great year at Resurrection.
Attendance
Resurrection College Prep maintains academic rigor through the physical presence of students in the classroom. Instructional time is the foundation of the educational program. Failure to attend school means lost opportunities to learn.
Resurrection College Prep expects students to be in attendance for all classes each school day. All aspects of the school day, such as Masses, prayer services, retreats, and all-school assemblies are important and are considered part of the educational program. A cooperative effort by the student, parent/guardian, and school personnel ensures that a student maintains regular attendance.
The State of Illinois considers a student excessively absent when absences exceed 5% of the school year. Resurrection College Prep records period by period attendance and considers a student excessively absent when she exceeds 5 absences in any class per semester.
Read details about excused and unexcused absences, make-up work, attendance at Masses, retreats, and special events, multiple absences, the impact on extra-curricular activities, and return to school information in the current Student Handbook.
To Report an Absence
The student’s parent is required to use the form on Powerschool to report an absence. Please see the below instructions. Dial in attendance is no longer accepted.
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How to Use the New Form: We encourage you to log in to PowerSchool now and familiarize yourself with the new system. Attached to this email, you’ll find easy-to-follow, step-by-step visual instructions for reporting attendance using the 'Student Absence Form.'
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Parent Login Information: Your PowerSchool login details have been sent.
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Support Contacts: Should you have any questions or require assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact:
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Ms. Warren, Registrar, at cwarren@reshs.org
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Mr. Wennlund, IT, at it@reshs.org
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Stay Informed
Parent Communication
E-mail is the primary method of communication used by the school about news and events.
You can expect to receive regular e-mails from Resurrection, including:
- RES Reminders Every other Sunday you can expect to receive an e-mail from resnews@reshs.org that contains reminders and information about the weeks ahead.
- Special Announcements about school events, weather or school closing information, information pertaining to your daughter’s grade level, schedule changes, or other announcements.
What if you are NOT receiving e-mails from us?
- Please make sure that we have your current e-mail address.
- Please add the e-mail resnews@reshs.org to your e-mail contacts so that your e-mail provider does not direct our messages to your spam or junk file.
- If you use a g-mail address, your e-mail from Resurrection may land in your “Promotions” tab.
- If you choose not to receive e-mail by opting-out of our e-mails or not sharing your e-mail address, please make a point to regularly visit the Resurrection website at www.reshs.org. The website is continually updated with news for parents and students, including calendar information, forms, and news.
If you are not receiving e-mails, please contact resnews@reshs.org or 773-775-6616.
Family Action Network (FAN)
Resurrection is proud to continue its partnership with Family Action Network (FAN) as a school sponsor for their high-quality speaker series on topics spanning human development across the lifespan. FAN’s free virtual and in-person programs bring leading voices in education, psychology, social change, relationships, and well-being to the community. These events foster meaningful conversations that spark collaboration, creativity, and problem-solving. Once again, Mrs. Carla Krajcir, Marketing and Communications Manager, will serve on FAN’s School Liaison Council.
You can find information about upcoming events on FAN's website-- www.familyactionnetwork.net/upcoming-events/
Parent Volunteer Opportunities
Resurrection College Prep High School values parents and alumnae who are willing to help our community. There are opportunities to get involved with event planning, working at events, committee work as well as serving in positions on our Women's Club, Men's Club, and Athletic Booster Club. The school's Advancement Office also welcomes parent volunteers to help with fundraising efforts and special events.
There are so many wonderful ways you can be a part of your daughters’ school! We are committed to keeping you connected, to meet your needs as concerned high school parents and work with you to keep our school strong.
Get Involved
Women's Club
Our Parent's Club is now called Women's Club! We invite all mothers, aunts, grandmas, and other female figures to join the Resurrection Women's Club at monthly meetings, various school events and activities. There are so many wonderful ways you can be a part of the community of RES and we are dedicated to volunteerism in support of the Resurrection College Prep mission and vision. We are committed to keeping you connected, to meet your needs as concerned high school parents and work with you to keep our school strong. To learn more about the Women's Club, view the charter.
The Women's Club organizes various activities through the year such as:
- Teacher Appreciation Events held each May
- Bandits and BUDS Dance - February 21, 2026
- Back to School Night Hospitality
- Monthly meetings held at Resurrection College Prep
- Cookie Walks at the Fall Craft Fair - sign up here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/
go/10C094EACAC29A6F8CE9- 58439038-2025
If you would like to get involved, please contact Peyton LaValley at plavalley@reshs.org or fill out this Google Form and a club representative will reach out!
Our 2025-2026 Meeting Dates - monthly meetings will be held in the Mission and Ministry Room at RES at 6:30 p.m.
- Tuesday Nov 11
- Tuesday Dec 9
- Tuesday Jan 6
- Tuesday Feb 10th or 17th
- Tuesday March 10th
- Tuesday April 14
Men's Club
The Resurrection Men’s Club is a formal organization whose primary goal is to provide a school-based group for the adult males who play a significant role in the life of a Resurrection student. Membership of the Men’s Club includes fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers, uncles, or other adult male members of the student’s extended family who participate at any of the club meetings or events.
Men’s Club serves several purposes for Resurrection College Prep High School, including, organizing school-wide fundraising, enhancing the school grounds, and holding informal get-togethers and events. Through the Resurrection Men’s Club activities, the adult men in the lives of our students can also become better acquainted with their student’s teachers, school administrators, and friends.
Email Ms. Peyton LaValley at plavalley@reshs.org to request to be added to the Resurrection Men's Club email list!
Athletic Boosters Club
Resurrection’s Athletic Booster Club sponsors activities and events to benefit our Athletic Program and to promote the exceptional athletic achievements of our young women. Parents can volunteer for a variety of activities and events throughout the school year and those opportunities will be communicated each month at the meeting and in the bi-weekly parent email from RES.
Athletic Booster Club Activities
- Monthly meetings to discuss funding priorities and activities
- Seasonal Athletic Awards Banquets
- A booth at the Annual Holiday Arts and Craft Show
- Dine & Share Fundraising Events
- Annual Trivia Night
If you would like to get involved, please contact Athletic Director Carter McFarland cmcfarland@reshs.org.
2025-2026 Meeting Dates - each monthly meeting is held in the RES library at 6 p.m.
- Wednesday October 29
- Wednesday December 3
- Wednesday January 7
- Wednesday February 4
- Wednesday March 4
- Wednesday April 15
- Wednesday May 13
Well Wishers
We’re excited to announce that Well Wishers will now be featured on the rotating TVs throughout the school and on Instagram on Wednesday's during the school year!
These special messages are a wonderful way to show your student just how much they’re loved and supported. Whether it’s a note of encouragement, a proud shout-out, or a simple “we’re thinking of you,” these messages become meaningful reminders of your ongoing support.
Well Wisher Messages are available for purchase both online and in the Main Office, making it easy for all friends and family members to send their love.
Purchase Details:
- Available online below and physical forms can be picked up in the Main Office
- Credit card (online) and check accepted (only in the main office) – no cash, please
Thank you for your continued support of Resurrection and our amazing young women! Well wishers can be purchased at any time, but purchasing them by Thursday August 14th guarantees they will be ready by the first day of school. Any questions, please email Ms. Peyton LaValley at plavalley@reshs.org
Bandit Boutique
During the school year, the boutique will be open Monday and Friday during House/Lunch - students may visit during their lunch time. It will also be open during Open House, the Craft Fair, Grandparents Lunch, other special events and on some nights when volleyball/basketball plays at RES. Parents if you would like to volunteer in the boutique, please reach out to Ms. Peyton LaValley at plavalley@reshs.org with any questions.
Online store coming very soon!