Some of our Pre-K students created a "Christmas Glow City" this morning in Mrs. Ackman's class.

Mr. Crum's IHSA Officials Prep Class welcomed IHSA State Finals basketball official Brian Sorrell yesterday. Mr. Sorrell shared his officiating experience and provided advice to students preparing for the official IHSA licensing examination.

The 12 (school) Days of Christmas started yesterday in RIHS. Several staff members are getting into the holiday spirit!

Webster staff wants to reminder students to go see Santa!

SIMS Student Council wrapped up their Winter Weather Clothing drive. They collected a large amount of winter clothing to donate to those in need. Great job student council members! Thank you Mrs. Goodrich and Ms. Cameron for engaging our students in this service opportunity.

Webster staff came to work today ready for the Wobble Gobble!

Students in Mrs. Klitz’s class had a busy week learning how to make homemade noodles, deviled eggs, cherry cheesecake, pumpkin pie, corn casserole, and stovetop stuffing. They wrapped up their hard work by enjoying a Thanksgiving feast they prepared themselves and invited several others to join them!

Some of our SIMS FFA students attended the Middle School Mania competition this week with Ms. Riden in Liberty. They were challenged to compete in Agronomy, Dairy Foods, Forestry, Food Science, and Quiz Bowl competitions against other middle school students in our area. They earned 2nd place overall! Great job SIMS students!

Student Council hosted the Ironman Volleyball Game this Wednesday, collecting $591 in donations at the gate — all of which went directly to Veterans Homes to help complete their third tiny home project.

The RIHS Food Drive wrapped up this Friday with an incredible total of 2,277 items collected for our community! Each class worked hard to contribute and make a difference — a huge thank you to Student Council for organizing this event and to everyone who donated.

Congratulations to RIHS Positive Office Referrals: Cooper Settles and Chloe Taylor!!

Students had the opportunity yesterday to watch a silent movie accompanied by an organist in the Performing Arts Center. They also learned about the many sounds a pipe organ can produce and the history of the Bartlow Family Organ that was donated to the PAC.