 Junior high and high school students are taking their learning to the 3rd dimension. With the addition of two 3D printers, students in Mr. Ruiz’s and Ms. Myroth’s classes already learned the basics of 3D CAD design to complete their first project of making a custom 3D printed keychain. With what students learned they will apply their design skills to complete several projects before the end of the year. In Mr. Ruiz’s class, 6th-grade students will be designing volcanoes based off of the content they learn in the next chapter. In Ms. Myroth’s physics class, students are in the process of designing a custom rollercoaster, to show the transfer of energy. In Ms. Sevik’s art class, students will be designing an object that can be cut in half to show a separate interior structure. These are just a few of the projects teachers are looking to complete before the end of this school year with many more projects already planned for next year. Stay tuned for more updates! Senior Blaine Hunt signs with Lincoln College for Bowling. Congratulations!   Congratulations to the HS Wrestlers for placing 2nd in the Kewanee Invite as a team this weekend. Individual placements were: 1st place: Colton and Billy Tay, 2nd place Michael Marmy and Coby Windle, 3rd place Will Campbell, 4th place Cody Sutter and Darren Reinagle, 5th place Ethan Wissmiller and 6th place Cole Evans.   This is Ken Stoltz, James Benefiel, and Joe Bane. James is the winner of this year's Voice of Democracy speech contest; Ken and Joe are members of the local VFW chapter. James's speech will advance to the district competition in January. This year's topic was Why My Vote Matters.
Ridgeview High School’s Annual Food Drive was HUGE SUCCESS!  On Friday December 14th, the Ridgeview High School students ended the Annual Food Drive with the Winter Wonder Can competition. Each of our mentoring classes have been preparing since before Thanksgiving to compete in this year’s event. We had 21 classes build a Winter Wonder Can Display with the items they donated for the Colfax Food Pantry. This year the students demolished last years’ item total by over 2100 items. They collected 5409 items this year. We would like to thank all that helped donate to this year’s food drive .  The winners of the Contest were as follows: Most items from a High School Class : Mr. Owsley ( 304 items) Most items from Junior High Class: Mr. Ruiz ( 844 items) Best Creativity in building High School : Mr. Leinweber Best Creativity in building Junior High: Mrs. Kennedy Best Over All: Mr. Ruiz Final Projects: Under Construction: |
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