Mustang Spotlight! Meet Mrs. Maubach, our preschool teacher.
Congratulations to our Illinois State Scholars! These exceptional students rank in the top ten percent of graduates from Illinois high schools.
Mustang Spotlight! Meet Mrs. Givens. She works in the kitchen and as a bus driver for Ridgeview.
Good Afternoon,
Please know important information has been posted to Family Access regarding a Reunification Drill we are planning on May 5th. This drill requires a great deal of planning, and we want to let you know now so you can begin making plans for that date. Please take a moment to review the information and let us know if you have any questions.
Thank you for your support of Ridgeview Schools and have a great day!
Mr. Young
Mustang Spotlight! Meet Mrs. Kennedy.
Mustang Spotlight! Meet Mary Perfect, one of our third grade teachers!
Mustang Spotlight! Meet Mrs. Helmig!
Mustang Spotlight! Meet Mrs. Kline.
Mustang Spotlight! Meet Mr. Hutley, our Elementary School Princpal.
Mustang Spotlight! Learn about our JH/HS Guidance Counselor, Mr. Quinn.
We are deeply saddened by the terrible news regarding two amazing Prairie Central students. These boys were great students, athletes, and role models to young students! Prairie Central is hurting and grieving today over a terrible loss in their school and community. In honor and memory of these students, we encourage our students, staff, and those in our community to wear Hawk apparel or their school colors of navy, Columbia blue and white on Wednesday of this week. Please send prayers to the Prairie Central community.
Today we are all HAWKS!
Mustang Spotlight! Meet Mr. Metz.
Mustang Spotlight! Meet one of our wonderful Fourth Grade Teachers, Mr. Harms.
Mustang Spotlight! Meet Mr. Harms.
Mustang Spotlight! Meet Mr. Metz.
We held Ridgeview’s 14th annual community blood drive on Wednesday the 15th, hosted by the HS Student Council and National Honor Society students.
There were 79 donors that came this year, we have not had that many donors since 2018! We also flew past the Red Cross's goal of 50 units of blood, 72 units were collected! That could help up to 216 people.
Out of our 79 donors, 30 were first time donors, and 22 were HS students. We hope that it was a good experience and you continue to donate to help others. Blood donors are so important because there is no substitute for it and almost everyone knows or loves someone that was saved by a blood donor. Next year we will push to get a little closer to our all time record, set in 2016, of 96 units of blood.
We would like to thank everyone that contributed to making the blood drive a success, by donating blood, donating food, or donating their time!
Keep an eye out for information about a community blood drive, there is no date set, but we have some amazing HS students that would like to host their own blood drive this summer!
Mustang Spotlight! Meet one of our 5th Grade Teachers, Mrs. Beck.
Mustang Spotlight! Meet another one of our AMAZING paraprofessionals, Mrs. Hopt.
HS Student Council students helped run the annual Blood Drive. Not only did they volunteer to work, some of them donated blood too! Thank you so much to everyone involved!
Mustang Spotlight! If you've been paying attention, you know there was an error on the original post. Check out the updated spotlight for Mr. Snell, our HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHER!
