a tradition of excellence - ridgewood high school view...dr. thomas gorman, kumail raza, laura...
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FAST FACTS...
At the Senior Awards Ceremony at Ridgewood High
School, 188 seniors received 387 awards based
upon 147 categories.
Upcoming
June 15 to 20:
Final Exams
June 18:
Father’s Day
June 21:
Graduation
June 22:
Teacher Professional
Development
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ∙ 627 East Ridgewood Avenue ∙ Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ∙ 201-670-2800
6/16/2017 A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE
Record numbers of RHS French students took the National French Exam. 28 RHS
students ranked among the top percentiles in their respective levels. Of the 148
RHS students who took the test, 52 received Honorable Mention certificates. This
was also the first year that RHS had a Platinum medal winner.
Ridgewood Library ESL
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Ridgewood Library.
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more information visit:
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Parents and senior students attend the 2017 Senior
Awards ceremony.
RHS Interact presidents, Hayley Chelak and
Christian Seremetis, receive the Walter W. Head
award from the AM Rotary for their service.
Students work to prep the Ridgewood High School
Garden and to plant vegetables to be harvested
during the summer program.
Members of the RHS Biology, Chemistry and Physics
teams celebrate the end of the New Jersey Science
League competition season with a pizza party .
Ridgewood students perform on the Little Theater
stage during the annual Spring Dance Concert.
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ∙ 627 East Ridgewood Avenue ∙ Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ∙ 201-670-2800
RHS High Times News Corner
“With the initiative of the Gay Straight Alliance (GSA), Ridgewood
High School raised the rainbow of the pride flag to meet the stars and
stripes of the American flag on June 13th…”
To read the full piece about the pride flag currently flying over RHS or
other similar student articles, visit: www.rhshightimes.com
Lillian Labowsky’s physics classes did an energy project to
conclude a year of learning. In this project, each researched
one alternative/renewable energy and built on their
knowledge to come up with a million dollar proposal for
RHS. The winning ideas were: Piezoelectric Tiles in Hallway,
and Solar/Energy Efficient Windows.
Students in Spanish levels III, IV, and V participated in the National
Spanish Exam. Approximately 163,000 students across the nation and
4,500 in New Jersey participated. Thirty-three students at Ridgewood
High School achieved either Gold, Silver, or Bronze national status.
Brianna Patek received first place in the state for Classroom
Experience, and Maria Esteve received first place in the state for Out-
side Experience, for the Level V exam. Anika Tsapatsaris and Lena
Yannella achieved second and third respectively for Level IV Class-
room Experience.
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ∙ 627 East Ridgewood Avenue ∙ Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ∙ 201-670-2800
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
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A Window Into Ridgewood High School
QUOTE TO REMEMBER...
“It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so
cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all—in which case,
you fail by default.” -JK Rowling
Dr. Thomas Gorman, Kumail Raza, Laura Moore, and Jeff Nyhuis pose
together after Kumail won the Rensselaer Medal and Scholarship
Award for his outstanding academic achievement in math and science.
The faculty of Ridgewood High School participates
in monochromatic day, by dressing themselves in
single colors.
Students in Nancy Reilly’s science class show off
their egg cradles for their egg drop physics project.
Dr. Thomas Gorman, Kathryn Kearney, Mary Lane, Laura Moore, and
Jeff Nyhuis pose together after Kathryn won scholarships from the 200
Club of Bergen County and the Seeing Eye Puppy Raising Program.
Mary won a scholarship award from the Kinnelon Education
Association.
Students in Peter Kay’s class compete in badminton,
with an epic final between juniors Parker Fraiman/
Kumail Raza v Matt Tai/Ben Jordan.