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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: Congratulations to the 8th grade girls for their win over Oglesby-Washington ! They are headed to the State Tournament. They play Saturday at 1:00 in Havanah vs Mendon Unity. If they win - they will play again at 6:30. Good luck girls!   Ridgeview School District is excited to announce the launch of the Annual Canned Food Drive! All donations will directly benefit our local community and will help stock the Food Pantry of Colfax at the Methodist Church. Ridgeview will be accepting cans from now until December 14th. If you are interested in donating non-perishable food items, please bring them to the high school office during regular school hours or during an after-school activity. In addition to the Food Drive, Ridgeview is hosting the second annual Winter Wonder-Can. Each mentoring class will build a creative holiday themed winter-scape with the donated items. This event is a lot of fun and will be open to the public and we will release details soon. If you have a specific mentoring class that you would like your donations to go towards, please let someone in the office know. If you have any questions, please contact the high school office at 309-723-2951. Thank you for supporting our school and our community! Happy Holidays! Students reminisce as they look through 2017-2018 yearbooks that were delivered today in mentoring.  Breyden Breymeyer--Breyden is a pleasure to have in class, and is always offering to help me and the other students. He is cooperative and friendly, and will hopefully help me keep my plants alive!
Jada Tinsley-- Jada is ALWAYS positive.You never see Jada without a smile on her face, which makes everyone smile!!! Jada is a leader on and off the athletic field. Jada works hard not only in the classroom but in all aspects of life. The world needs MORE Jada Tinsleys!! Caeden Lopshire--Caedan is always positive. Whenever we have to try something new in Mentoring or in the classroom, he is willing to try and does not complain. He is also very positive with his classmates and works well with them. He listens and does not try to take over and allows others to take the lead. Finally he always has creative ideas for our activities in Mentoring. This helps to make our Mentoring class successful and enjoyable. |
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