We learned about "doodling" in Art class today😃
about 1 year ago, Rhonda Ransom
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Check out this year's first edition of the Counselor's Corner from MS/HS counselor Ms. Brzezinski! This month's newsletter features important announcements, dates to remember, and back-to-school tips. https://sites.google.com/riverridge210.org/counselorscorner?usp=sharing
about 1 year ago, Marie Brzezinski
5th grade band rental night has been postponed. A rescheduled date will be set shortly.
about 1 year ago, Jacob Dickman
Congratulations to the Cross Country team on a great showing at Monday's meet in Monroe.
about 1 year ago, River Ridge CUSD 210
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The River Ridge Drama Department has NWIL daily drawing tickets for sale! $25 each or 5 for $100. If you would like to support our program email lhaas@riverridge210.org.
about 1 year ago, Nurse Lisa
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It's here! 🙌🏻
about 1 year ago, High School Student Council
HOCO 2023 flyer
The horticulture class learned about the color wheel today by making vanilla frosting cookie wheels!
about 1 year ago, Peggy Trone
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All Athletes need a sports waiver on file. If you did not fill one out during registration please follow these directions to fill it out. HOW TO FIND THE SPORTS WAIVER FORM IN FAMILY ACCESS: 1. Go to the riverridge210.org website. Click "Family Access" at the top right corner. 2. Log into Skyward using your parent login and password. 3. When you are logged in, find the "Online Forms" tab along the left side. Click it. 4. A box will open with your students’ names listed in it. Next to Sports Waiver, click the blue link “Fill out this form”. Click Step 1 at the right and complete the entire form. Click “Next Step” or “Complete step 1 and go to step 2”. Lastly, click “Submit form”.
about 1 year ago, Nurse Lisa
Last day to order from the River Ridge Middle School Volleyball apparel store! If you have any questions, please ask Coach Winders or Coach Holcomb. https://seeitsigns-apparel.myshopify.com/collections/river-ridge-middle-school-volleyball-apparel
about 1 year ago, Emily Winders
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Today 3rd grade made “People Glyphs” in math which helped us understand how we learn math best. The features on the glyph represent what group sizes we prefer, how we like to record mathematical thinking, our favorite time of the day to learn, and how we feel about math.
about 1 year ago, Laura Kuzniar
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What do you do when it is 108 degrees outside?? You melt things! Crayons DO melt at temperatures over 100!! We were so excited. “It is a black rainbow “ was one of our observations 🤣 We learned that lots of different colors make black
about 1 year ago, Laura Kuzniar
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Due to the chance of high temperature the Volleyball game vs LeWin tomorrow (8/24) will be moved to River Ridge.
about 1 year ago, WILDCAT ATHLETICS
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Due to the chance of high temperature the golf meet at Warren tomorrow (8/23) is cancelled.
about 1 year ago, WILDCAT ATHLETICS
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Snack time sure has changed since we were in school. Check out these delicious treats the kindergarten chefs have prepared for themselves!
about 1 year ago, Laura Kuzniar
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snack time
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River Ridge is PROUD to announce that four of our seniors are among 72,000 students nationally recognized by College Board for academic achievements! Cora Boop, Lynnea Groezinger, Matthew Johnson, and Morgan Flynn have all earned the National Rural & Small Town Award and Matthew Johnson has also been awarded the National Indigenous Award. These students scored in the top 10% of PSAT/NMSQT or PSAT 10 assessment takers in the state. Congratulations to our outstanding scholars!
about 1 year ago, Marie Brzezinski
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Reminders for Sharing the Road with a School Bus: Now that River Ridge is back in school after summer vacation, school buses are back on the road. School buses are the safest vehicle to carry children to and from school according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), even safer than in your car. The most dangerous part of the bus ride for children is getting on and off of the school bus. In fact, the loading and unloading area of a school bus is called the “Danger Zone,” a 10-foot area on any side of the bus where the bus driver may not see a child. More children and pedestrians are injured or killed near or outside of a school bus because a motorist didn’t obey the bus stop-arm warning or follow local traffic laws. It’s Illegal to pass a school bus with its red stop-arm extended while loading or unloading children in Illinois. BUS WARNING When you see flashing yellow lights that means the school bus driver is getting ready to stop to load or unload students, so slow down and be prepared to stop. The bus driver will activate the red flashing lights and extend the stop arm to show the bus has stopped, then students will be getting on or off the bus. LAWS Two-lane roadway: If a school bus traveling on a two-lane roadway stops to drop off children, vehicles in all lanes of traffic must stop at least 20 feet away from the school bus to give students time to safely cross the roadway. One way roadway: All lanes of traffic are required to stop when a school bus stops to load or unload students on a one-way road. This applies regardless of the number of lanes. Railroad Crossings: School buses are required by state law to stop for all railroad crossings. The driver will activate the hazard warning lights as they determine if it’s safe to cross. You can drive by the bus if you’re approaching it from the front; but if you are behind it, you cannot pass if the bus is within 100 feet of a railroad crossing. You should also leave plenty of room between your vehicle and the bus in case it has to back up or maneuver in case of an emergency. PENALTIES The penalties for illegally passing a school bus are a mandatory minimum fine of $300 and the suspension of your driver’s license for 3 months. A second offense or conviction within five years will get you a mandatory minimum fine of $1,000 and a one-year suspension of your driver’s license. The offense is not criminal, but it can reportedly affect your insurance premiums. RESUMING After stopping, motorists can resume driving once the bus resumes traveling, the flashing lights are turned off and the stop arm is no longer extended, or the bus driver signals the motorist to go ahead. Please keep in mind that children can become easily distracted and may start to cross the street without warning. Many kids are not capable of judging the speed or distance of a vehicle and expect vehicles to stop for them at a bus stop; so be sure to use extra caution when driving
about 1 year ago, River Ridge CUSD 210
River Ridge HS Volleyball starts the season tonight (8/22) at home vs Milledgeville . Freshman game starts at 5:00, JV game starts at 6:00 with the varsity to follow.
about 1 year ago, WILDCAT ATHLETICS
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Football practice update: Due to the weather forecast this week for extreme heat warnings, we will be adjusting practice this week. Monday – regular 3:30 practice Tuesday – 6:00-7:30am Wednesday – 6:00-7:30 am Thursday – 6:00-7:30am We will be in full gear as normal during these times. Be dressed and on the field for the beginning of practice time. I am at school at 5:30 everyday. If you need a ride reach out to a driving upperclassman. Its game week!!! Go Cats!
about 1 year ago, River Ridge CUSD 210
It's been a great first week of school in Elementary! Kindergarten students ate lunch in the cafeteria for the first time this week and they had help from their fifth grade Lunch Buddies. Kindergarten learned about the expectations for the cafeteria and Fifth grade were wonderful role models and helpers as the little ones learned to manage their trays. Great job, students!
about 1 year ago, Laura Kuzniar
Fifth grade and kindergarten lunch buddies
Mrs. Kelzer explains lunch buddies to the kindergarten students
Fifth grade and kindergarten lunch buddies
Fifth grade and kindergarten lunch buddies
about 1 year ago, WILDCAT ATHLETICS
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