Tuesday, June 6, 2017
COMMUNITY: Free Cola Daily Newsletter
Monday, June 5, 2017
Get the Richland Two App
The Richland Two App is a powerful and easy-to-use tool puts news and information about our district and schools directly in your hands. Using your smart phone or tablet, we hope that you will enjoy exploring the options and customizing the app to fit your needs. The app gives you access to news, meal menus, high school sports scores and information, calendars and more! Our parents will receive additional information about personalizing the app from their child's school when the school begins using it. To set up the app to follow any of our school(s):- Go to the Apple App Store or Google Play on your device.
- Search for RICHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 and download the RICHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT TWO app.
- Open app.
- Indicate whether you will allow the app to send notifications. This selection can be changed later.
- Follow the prompts on the Welcome Screen to select your school(s).
Sunday, June 4, 2017
ATHLETICS: Summer Camps
Our Blazer Athletic teams had a great year, and now invite your children to attend our summer camps including Cheerleading (June 5-7), Wrestling (June 13-15), Baseball (June 10th), Basketball (June 19-23), Soccer (June 20-23), Lacrosse (July 15), and Football (July 27). For more information, click on the image to be redirected to the Blazer Athletics 2017 Summer Camp Information page.Saturday, June 3, 2017
We Want to Post YOUR Stories
AT THE VIEW DAILY is always looking for new stories to report to the Ridge View Community. We are looking for anything related to Ridge View's 4 A's - Academics, Arts, Athletics, and Activities. Be sure to tell us the who, what, where, when and why of your story. Please submit at least one photo with your article to rvh-info@richland2.org. Be sure to include in your e-mail your name and association with Ridge View High School.Friday, June 2, 2017
Class of 2017 Senior Superlatives
AT THE VIEW would like to congratulate the Senior Superlatives of the Class of 2017:
- Best All Around: Justin Rose and Jayla Page
- Best Dressed: Nahzeer Pryor and Quiar Jirves
- Best Hair: Jaiden Colon and Jakese Hagans
- Best Ride: Tyrese Leggette and Jade Jones
- Best Smile: Brock Jackson and Idalis Laureano
- Best Voice: K'Nique Eichelberger and Illia Dia
- Cutest Couple: D'Markis Neal-Taylor and Morghan Tyler
- Friendliest: Steve Wilson and Breanna Davis
- Funniest: Diniche Ashe and Destiny Gainey
- Most Artistic: Jared Robinson and Brianna Baldwin
- Most Athletic: Dejuan Warren and Armanii Grice
- Most Attractive: Cameron Butler and Shaelyn Toliver
- Most Demanding: Xavier Williams and Mayah Tyler
- Most Dependable: Krashawn Guess and Brie-Anne Holley
- Most Dramatic: James Smith and Qua-Daja Harrington
- Most Environmentally Conscious: Kevin Seabrook and Dasy'a Young
- Most Intellectual: Lahsen Grich and Amy Nguyen
- Most Likely to Become President: Hezekiah Branch
- Most Likely to be Famous: Damani Staley and Ashanti Gibbons
- Most Likely to Succeed: Uriah Chapman and Mainaiya Myers
- Most Likely to Win the Nobel Peach Price: Tierra King
- Most Musically Inclined: Thomas Drummon and Jahnna Blyden
- Most School Spirit: Chris Kane and Lynnise Brown
- Wittiest: Justin Hong and Kassidy Todd
Thursday, June 1, 2017
Happy Last Day of School
Today is the last day of school. We hope you had a great year, and look forward to your return in August. Have a great summer!
REMINDER: Graduation Dress Requirements
Seniors must dress appropriately for the graduation ceremony. Females must wear a dress, skirt, or dress pants in a solid color, dress shoes with a strap around the heel, and a hairstyle that allows them to wear their cap. They should also wear a modest heel so that they will not trip or fall on the ramps. Both ramps are very steep and difficult to walk down without assistance. Males must wear a shirt (preferably white) with a collar, tie, long dress slacks, and dress shoes with dress slacks.
All seniors mus pay attention to the following:
- NO jewelry on or outside the graduation gown (other than earrings).
- NO purses, stuffed animals, balloons, signs, food, or drinks in the Arena.
- NO designs or bedazzled caps and gowns.
- NO unofficial honor cords or stoles other than those from Ridge View High School.
If you have any questions about the graduation ceremony or if your dress is appropriate, please contact Ms. Wimmer (wwimmer@richland2.org).
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