MS Business students are learning about the psychology of colors and fonts when it comes to business branding. These were their attempts at drawing color logos from memory prior to diving into the details of color theory.
about 2 years ago, Jen Laity
We had such a great turnout for the Mobile Dentist that not all students were seen. The Mobile Dentist will return on Friday 4/1/22 to see the rest of the students that were signed up.
about 2 years ago, Nurse Lisa
Students in Spanish 3 taste testing a Spanish cheese called Queso Manchego.
about 2 years ago, Profe Nicholas
Community Easter Egg Hunt
Terrapin Park Baseball Fields
Saturday, April 9 1:00-3:30
10,000 Easter eggs, plus a 75” TV giveaway!
about 2 years ago, Laura Kuzniar
Do you have plans for Thursday March 24th or Friday March 25th at 7:00pm?? If not, come to the River Ridge MS production of THE VILLAIN WORE A DIRTY SHIRT by Tim Kelly. Audience members can cheer the hero and boo the villain ~ a show for the entire family and only lasts an hour! Tickets are available at the door and curtain opens at 7:00pm. Hope to see you there!!
about 2 years ago, MS Drama
Students in the AgMechanics class working on their small engine.
about 2 years ago, Peggy Trone
It’s never too late to relive your childhood!!
about 2 years ago, Rhonda Ransom
Middle Schoolers explored the House on the Rock for their 3rd Quarter Merit Trip!
about 2 years ago, RRMS MERIT
Calling all Smarties!!! Please join us for our fundraiser Trivia Night!
about 2 years ago, Molly Mensendike
Freshmen are selling these items to raise funds for their individual accounts in preparation for their senior class trip expenses. These wonderful customized items will be delivered April 15th. Family and friends may order through thr below webstore if a freshman hasn't contacted you. rrfundraiser.itemorder.com
6th grade boys enjoying the world’s largest indoor carousel.#HouseontheRocks
#RRMSmerittrip
about 2 years ago, Carmen Holcomb
8th grade Literature students pose in front of their “Flowers for Algernon” choice projects.
about 2 years ago, Carmen Holcomb
We recently completed our pickleball unit in PE. This game is a combination of badminton, ping pong, and tennis. A majority of our students had never played before!
about 2 years ago, Kate Bingham
Think spring! The horticulture class has been busy in the greenhouse this week!
about 2 years ago, Peggy Trone
Congratulations to all of the outstanding FFA members that were recognized at the Chapter Banquet!
about 2 years ago, Peggy Trone
Shapes, designs and architecture. Creative discoveries in the Art room this week!
about 2 years ago, Rhonda Ransom
Our student teacher, Mr. Dickerson, guides juniors to dig deeply in Jack London’s “To Build a Fire.” Did you know spit crackles in the air at -50 degrees? (That’s according to London.)
about 2 years ago, Molly Mensendike
Anatomy and Physiology learned about lung capacity in our lab today.
about 2 years ago, River Ridge Biology
OR... ALWAYS WASH YOUR LONG JOHNS ’CAUSE IT MAKES A LOTTA CENTS
BY TIM KELLY
March 24 & 25 at 7:00pm (Thursday & Friday)
Laundries are big business in the mining town of Digalittledeeper. The ’Tub and Scrub’ is operated by Olympia Klenz and Sweet Sally. The young sheriff is in love with Sally, but every time he gets close he turns into a babbling fool. Meanwhile, our villain, Phineas Flatworm, discovers Olympia has been rinsing gold flecks from miners’ laundry for years. The villain figures if he had the only laundry in town, he’d make a million! With the aid of his mother, Mrs. Mugwump, and Lola-Lola, a talentless dancer, he gets control of the ’Tub and Scrub.’ Lola-Lola plans to marry Phineas, but not if Mrs. Mugwump has anything to say about it! Mayor Haggle gives the ’Tub and Scrub’ a civic award, and a ghost accuses the villain of his crimes. So join the River Ridge Middle School Drama Department to ‘cheer’ the hero and ‘boo’ and ‘hiss’ our villain. Find out if the evildoers are brought to the soap-bar of justice, and will the sheriff overcomes his shyness and propose to Sweet Sally? Mark your calendars for Thursday, March 24th and Friday, March 25th at 7:00pm. Tickets are available at the door - Adults $4 and Students $3