Welcome to the�RAHS Media Center
We invite students into the space who need a �quiet place to work and have verified permission.��Please check check in at the front desk for questions or assistance. We are happy to help!
Media Center Staff:
Mr. Martinson, Ms. Crandall,
Ms. Chaput and Mr. Smith ��
Monday, June 1, 2026
MC C220.6
Free
MC C220.7
Free
MC C220.9
speech therapy
9:30 AM - 11 AM
MC Center
Free
MC Lab North
Free
MC Lab South
Free
MC Minneapolis
JAMIE CRANDALL
First Half Period 1 to First Half Period 5
MC St. Paul
JAMIE CRANDALL
First Half Period 1 to First Half Period 5
Media Center Events
State Fair Dairy Booth
2:40 PM - 4 PM | C221 Conf Room | Jamie Crandall
State Fair Dairy Booth
2:40 PM - 4 PM | Center & Comp Lab | Jamie Crandall
State Fair Dairy Booth
2:40 PM - 4 PM | Mpls Conf Room | Jamie Crandall
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Introducing RAHS Academic Warriors!
See Media Center staff for more information.
Thursdays from 2:45 - 4 in Media Center room C221
• Get one on one academic support in a variety of subjects
• Work with peers in a low pressure setting
• Learn tips and tricks for succeeding in your classes
• Make friends!
Looking for a Tutor?
Every
Thursday
after
school!
iPad Reminders
We care about you!
There is growing evidence that social media is causing harm to young people’s �mental health. RAHS, along with many school across the country, are working to �reduce this harm by limiting cell phone use at school.
Ask the Media Center staff about storing your phone in our secure cabinet!
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Suggestions for boosting your mental health and reducing your cell phone use:��Challenge yourself to put the screen down and pick up new habits — like reading a book!��Instead of reaching for your phone, do something creative. Write, draw, dance, take photos; anything that brings creative energy back into your life.��Create cell phone breaks during meals, before bed, while on vacation or socializing. �
We care about you!
There is growing evidence that social media is causing harm to young people’s �mental health. RAHS, along with many school across the country, are working to �reduce this harm by limiting cell phone use at school.
Ask the Media Center staff about storing your phone in our secure cabinet!
�
Suggestions for boosting your mental health and reducing your cell phone use:��Challenge yourself to put the screen down and pick up new habits — like reading a book!��Instead of reaching for your phone, do something creative. Write, draw, dance, take photos; anything that brings creative energy back into your life.��Create cell phone breaks during meals, before bed, while on vacation or socializing. �
Follow us on Instagram at rahsmedia