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RHS Swipe Card System
Ridgewood High School made one more step to
making the building and its students more secure.
With the start of the new year RHS implemented a
new swipe card system.
Students have access to all 7 doors with read-
ers Mon - Fri from 6:30am - 3:30pm. On weekends
and holidays, doors are manually unlocked for other
times depending on the event schedule. As in the
past, certain doors will be opened manually for the
public from 2:50pm-10:30pm.
Remember, no one is allowed in the building by law
unless there is a custodian on duty. If a student has a
problem with their swipe card, please see Mr.
Pizzuto.
FAST FACTS...
The Ridgewood High School Athletics offers 28
sports with 75 teams. Ridgewood High School also
offers over 90 clubs.
Upcoming
January 23:
Board of Ed Meeting;
7:30 pm; Ed Center
January 24:
Winter Dance Concert;
7:30 pm; Little Theater
January 25:
Marking Period 2 Ends
January 25:
RAHP Career Fair;
7:00 pm; Campus
Center
January 26 to 27:
Counselors Meet with
Grades 10 and 11
January 27:
Harlem Wizards Game;
5:00 pm; Gym 1
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ∙ 627 East Ridgewood Avenue ∙ Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ∙ 201-670-2800
1/20/2017 A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE
The Art and Engineering of 3D Printing
Former Ridgewood High School student, William
Botto, visited Anjali Shah’s physics, engineering, and
art class last week. He displayed his self made 3D
printer, and showed the seniors and juniors in the
class how he created it.
Botto graduated in 2016. he is currently studying
cyber-security. He is also a former student of the
physics, engineering, and art class, a class designed
to explore physics in new and interesting ways. JAMBOREE 2017 –
WORLD TOUR
www.rhsjamboree.org/
RHS Jamboree's World
Tour 2017 takes off to a
flying start with over
120 cast and crew
members working rigor-
ously to put on a show
on February 8-11.
To place an AD,
DONATE or purchase
TICKETS please visit the
our website.
Producers for this
production can be
reached:
@rhsjamboree.org.
Ridgewood High School has placed ID card scanners
at every entrance to the high school building. Ad-
mittance is limited to students and staff.
Ciaran Sheehan visits with Jen Landa’s acting class.
His Broadway career has spanned several years. He
is most well known for his portrayal of Raoul in The
Phantom of the Opera. He spoke with the students
about his Broadway career and the life of a per-
former and participated in a Q & A session.
William Botto poses with Anjali Shah’s physics class
and his homemade 3D printer.
Join RHS DECA right now until 3pm for a LuLaRoe Fundraiser. LuLaR-
oe is sold via Facebook and Shop the Roe stores (all online from the
comfort of your home or work desk). The company is known for
their buttery soft leggings, but carry shirts, skirts, dresses, and much
more for women, kids, and men. To learn more about LuLaRoe visit:
http://www.lularoe.com/. To be a part of our online fundraiser,
please contact "Ridgewood HS Deca" on Facebook or e-mail Mrs.
Karen Mendez at [email protected] to be added to the
event. Thank you in advance for your support.
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ∙ 627 East Ridgewood Avenue ∙ Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ∙ 201-670-2800
RHS High Times News Corner
“In the wake of his victory, Donald Trump is faced with the task of
appointing about 1,300 positions in his presidential cabinet. So far, he
has nominated 17 candidates for leadership positions, all of whom…”
Read this article and more visit: www.rhshightimes.com.
Parent Organizations
Please be generous with your time and support. To
learn more, check the website under Organizations for
more details. The RHS Home and School Association
provides important information to parents and supports
programs for our students. Dues are $27 per family and
include a student directory. Login to your Community
Pass account to register.
Ridgewood High School American Studies teacher, Pat Hans,
talks with other teachers at the National Council for Teach-
ers of English in November. She presented Democracy 101:
Giving Students a Voice From Inquiry to Advocacy.
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ∙ 627 East Ridgewood Avenue ∙ Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ∙ 201-670-2800
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
Website: http://rhs.school.ridgewood.k12.nj.us/
A Window Into Ridgewood High School New Jersey Regional Band Audition Results
This past Saturday, David Madden hosted the National History
Bee and Bowl at Ridgewood High School for the 8th consecutive
year. Twelve teams comprised of over fifty Ridgewood students
competed against students from over sixty-five high schools.
Four RHS Varsity teams and one JV team made it to the playoffs,
with two of those teams advancing to the second round. These
students have now also qualified to compete in the National
Championship in Washington D.C. in April:
-Varsity Team: Ben Amos, Matthew Zachem, Chan Yoo, Joonho
Jung
-JV Team: Philip Terman, Cameron Blaire, James Yoo
Students in Nancy Reilly’s science class show off
their physics chaos tower construction.
QUOTE TO REMEMBER...
“If you're walking down the right path and you're willing to keep walk-
ing, eventually you'll make progress.'” -President Barrack Obama
Musicians Griffin Fink, contrabass; Heather Loo, violin; Patricia Joseph,
soprano; and Lawrence Tiangco, piano accept the applause of a
grateful audience at last week’s Maroon & White Recital. The monthly
Maroon & White Recitals showcase student talent and excellence in
the performing arts.
Students prepare to compete in last Saturday’s RHS
History Bowl.
Ronald Knott’s physical education class engages in
spirited games of volleyball.