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The Ritenour School District has announced plans to offer hybrid in-person learning for grades 4-8 and selected students in grades 9-12.
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As Ritenour plans to transition to Phase 2 of its Return to Learning Plan for Ritenour High School students in January 2021 for the second semester, we wanted to give families the opportunity to choose if their student(s) want to attend school virtually or the hybrid in-person option for the remainder of the school year.
Did you miss out on Virtual College Night? View the presentations here.
Video: Media teacher Jane Bannester discusses dealing with change in this new climate.
Video: Coordinator of Athletics and Activities Lee Laskoswki discusses the state of Ritenour High School sports.
Video: Graduation Coach Tavonda Palmer discusses reconnecting with each other online through "Howdy Week" Aug. 31-Sept. 2.
Video: Assistant Principal Dr. Patricia Closson discusses expectations for online learning from home.
Video: Principal Dr. Jeff Marker discusses attendance expectations for virtual learning.
Beginning this year, Ritenour will not be required to make up days when school buildings are closed due to unexpected short-term closures such as inclement weather, illness or utility outages. Instead, the district will implement an Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) Plan on these days.
As part of the national 2020 Kids Voting USA, Ritenour School District students elected Joseph Biden as president of the United States.
Ritenour School District Coordinator of Professional Learning Evelyn Gilliam received the School Library Advocate of the Year Award from the Greater St. Louis School Librarians, an affiliate of the Missouri Association of School Librarians.
In early October, Ritenour’s PreK-3 students who selected the hybrid in-person learning option were able to return to classrooms with significant health and safety measures in place.
Under the guidance of art teacher David Appelbaum, students installed beehives last year that yielded 50 pounds of honey between June and August.
At a special meeting last night (Sept. 22), the Ritenour Board of Education approved our plan to have students in grades K-3 return to hybrid in-person learning in our schools. Our preschool students at the Ritenour School for Early Childhood Education will return in person with no virtual learning option.
We are asking all families to complete the health information in the Parent Portal as soon as possible, but no later than Friday, Sept. 25.
Ritenour High School’s student newspaper, the Pepper Box, received the International First Place Award from the International Quill and Scroll Society, a student journalism honor society.
