The Ritenour School District and St. Louis County Library are offering students no-cost meals during summer break for children 18 and under.
Superintendent Dr. Chris Kilbride will present the “State of Ritenour” in the RHS Auditorium from 5-6 p.m. May 23.
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View all students who will be honored during the annual Ritenour Board of Education Student Recognition Night on Thursday, May 2, 2019 at the Ritenour Auditorium.
Lauren Greenstein and Megan Swanson came to Wyland Elementary on Dec. 7 to talk about Lindenwood University. Each Wyland classroom has chosen a university to learn about, and Michelle Hampton’s second grade classroom has been learning about Lindenwood.
The Ritenour School District honored special staff members at the annual Honors Dinner on April 25, 2019 in the Ritenour Auditorium.
More than 240 students from all six Ritenour elementary schools competed in the district’s annual track and field meet on April 26 on Moore Field at Ritenour High School.
More than 300 RHS students volunteered at the event on Moore Field as buddies to the Special Olympics athletes on April 23.
Ritenour School District’s transportation department, for the second consecutive year, earned the Fleet of Excellence Award with a perfect safety inspection of all its buses.
Ritenour students in grades 3-8 will be taking MAP tests April 30 - May 21. Learn how to help your student succeed on these important tests.
Because the Ritenour School District was closed for four days due to inclement weather during the 2018-2019 school year, the final day of school for students has been adjusted to Friday, May 31, 2019.
The Ritenour “prize patrol” surprised three top Ritenour staff members on March 18 in their schools to announce that they’ve been selected as this year’s top district employees.
Hundreds of Ritenour families learned about science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics at Ritenour’s fourth-annual STEAM Expo on March 6.
Ritenour schools were filled with special projects, classroom lessons, student performances, trivia games and innovative programs that celebrated Black History Month throughout February.
More than 800 Ritenour students in kindergarten through fifth grade participated in five different challenges that were tailored to each grade level.
The Ritenour School District community, along with officials from CareSTL Health, celebrated the grand opening of the Husky Health Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house on Feb. 21, 2019.
During the week of Feb. 10, 2019, Ritenour joins communities from across Missouri in honoring the dedicated service of boards of education during School Board Recognition Week.
