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Drawing negative spaces in art this week.
Fall is in the air! It's time to start getting excited about the River Ridge PTO Craft Fair October 8 & 9!
The River Ridge School District conducted a routine safety drill today accompanied by local law enforcement. This was just a drill. These drills help maintain the utmost safety within our district. Thank you.
The Mobile Dentist will be at River Ridge October 20th & 21st. You can sign your child up to be seen here: www.MySchoolDentist.com
Horticulture students made their first floral design in class today using chrysanthemums and mini carnations!
River Ridge fall sports athletes are selling local discount cards. Support Wildcat Athletics and our local businesses.
Students in animal science class had the opportunity to learn how to tattoo rabbits today. Producers use ear tattoos to ID their animals.
Tomorrow is the last day to turn in your order forms for the back-to-school fundraiser.
The 8th-grade Class is selling River Ridge t-shirts and crewnecks to help fundraise for their 8th-grade trip in the spring! Youth sizes are available!
If you have any questions or need a form, please reach out to Mrs. Winders.
-Go Wildcats!
First group of new library books ready for check-out!
Looking for general Wildcat apparel? The RREA has a store open until Monday with screenprint and embroidery options available on a variety of apparel styles. Check it out - https://bit.ly/RRapparel22
Art students exploring be “Free Art” activities. Thank you RREA!
Reminder: Students may not carry or self-administer any medication except emergency rescue medications (inhaler, insulin, glucagon, epi-pen). All other medications must be administered by Nurse Haas.
It may be dark outside but the mood is bright inside here at River Ridge. Happy Monday everyone!! Please continue to check Skyward and reach out with any questions you might have about your students’ grades. We are a TEAM!!
Congratulations to the JV Volleyball team! Came back from 2 tough losses to win the Bronze Championship at the Scales Mound tournament.
Copying upside down helps middle school students hone their drawing skills.
Students in the horticulture class work on making a color wheel out of vanilla wafers and cookies.
The 6th-grade STEM class is off to a great start with their robots! Lots of collaboration, problem solving, and persevering! In the next few days they will learn four different ways to use their controller and will add a bump sensor. Then, they will compete in a freeze tag competition!
2022 Fall Sports Pictures. Golf & Football
2022 Fall High School Sports Pictures. Cross Country, F/S & Varsity Volleyball