Every Student, Every Day
Proposition S would pay for construction, repairs and renovations in Ritenour schools without raising the debt service tax rate.
On April 9, the decision was made to close all St. Louis County and St. Louis City schools for the remainder of the school year.
We encourage students to use the online learning tools provided to continue to learn from home during the district closure due to COVID-19.
College Bound features Ritenour students and families as they overcome obstacles to be accepted into top universities in the country.
Please fill out this form in order to pick up personal items left behind at the middle school in March on June 1 or June 2.
Next week, you will receive a text and email that will ask you to sign up for a time slot between 9 and 11 a.m. OR for 1-3 p.m. on either June 1 or June 2.
Matthew Berry, a counselor at Ritenour Middle School, has been named Middle School Counselor of the year by the St. Louis Suburban School Counselor Association (SLSSCA). He was surprised with the honor by district and school administrators on Jan. 13
After-School Activities begin on September 17th. The downloadable ASA packet is available here.
The Ritenour School District is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Denean Steward as the new assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction effective July 1, 2020.
Due to Memorial Day, Ritenour meal delivery dates from May 25-29 will be Tuesday, May 26 & Thursday, May 28.
The Ritenour Board of Education unanimously voted to remove six virtual learning days from the 2020-2021 school calendar at its meeting on May 7, 2020. The last day for virtual learning in the Ritenour School District is now Friday, May 22.
In an effort to continue providing meals to Ritenour students during the district’s closure during the COVID-19 pandemic, Ritenour’s child nutrition and transportation staff have teamed up to prepare and deliver Grab & Go meals to all Ritenour children. PreK-12.
When Ritenour school buildings closed at the end of the school day on March 17, 2020 due to COVID-19, teachers had virtual lessons in place for students to access at home.
More than 420 students from Hoech and Ritenour middle schools received district Chromebooks and donated laptops on April 3 from their schools to continue their distance learning at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Staff and students will not return to our buildings for the remainder of the school year. However, instruction and learning will continue through June 2.
Beginning with the 2020-2021 school year, Ritenour School District students in grades K-12 will see a slight adjustment to the timing of the school day, but will attend school for six less days.
