The Ritenour School District Board of Education voted to place a $19.5 million bond issue measure on the April 7 ballot.
College Bound features Ritenour students and families as they overcome obstacles to be accepted into top universities in the country.
Brrrrr! Winter weather is here, and it's important to dress for the cold. Thank you for helping keep your children warm and dressed appropriately for cold weather.
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Marion Elementary families played and learned healthy habits during the school’s Health & Fitness Night on Jan. 14.
The St. Louis Alumnae Chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority donated a free book to every Marion Elementary student in kindergarten, first and second grade on Nov. 20.
Marion Elementary now participates in the Crayola ColorCycle recycling program! Please bring your used markers to the library to recycle them.
Marion Elementary received more than $18,000 in school supplies on Nov. 9, 2018 thanks to the generosity of KidSmart and their partner donor, Six Flags.
Beginning next Monday, Nov. 12, Marion Elementary will see a minor change in its arrival procedure for students who ride a bus, daycare van or taxi cab.
Families with children entering kindergarten this fall in the Ritenour School District will not want to miss Ritenour’s important Kindergarten Kickoff on Thursday, Feb. 27.
Ritenour School District is proud to announce its 2020 Diamond Circle Teachers who best exemplify the district’s commitment to quality education and service.
Kayla Anne Baker, a junior at Ritenour High School, made history Jan. 9, 2020 as she became the first student representative to be sworn in as an advisory member of the Ritenour Board of Education.
Ritenour students and staff members are making the holiday season happier for families in need throughout the district after collecting about 12,407 nonperishable food items and turkeys.
Patriotic assemblies, delicious meals for veterans and fundraisers for veterans support organizations are just a few of the ways Ritenour students and staff celebrated Veterans Day.
Ritenour will be upgrading the surveillance at each school this semester by purchasing 90 new cameras to ensure consistent coverage throughout the district.
Using information from the 2018-2019 school year, Ritenour remains fully accredited. This is the expectation of the community and remains our commitment.
The Ritenour Pride & Promise Foundation awarded eight grants to teachers from six Ritenour schools totaling $16,221 on Oct. 11, 2019 for special student learning projects.
The Ritenour community celebrated their husky pride at the Homecoming parade and football game Oct. 5.
Please watch Dr. Kilbride's August video message to the Community about the start of school in Ritenour.
To improve safety and security at Ritenour High School Home Varsity Football games, no backpacks or bags will be allowed into the stadium beginning with the home opener against Ladue Horton Watkins High School on Friday, Aug. 30 at 7:30 p.m.
The Ritenour School District welcomes 78 new staff members as it kicks off the 2019-2020 school year.
