Every Student, Every Day
The Ritenour School District is now collecting post-graduate information for the class of 2022. Please take the survey by Feb. 15, 2023.
Ritenour seeks to involve the community to help redraw our elementary and middle school boundary lines to help balance the attendance in these buildings.
View a list of Prop S projects and their completion status.
Download the free Tyler SIS Student 360 mobile app from iTunes or Google Play.
The safety of our students and staff is our highest priority, and Ritenour High School is planning to take several additional steps to ensure our school has a safe learning environment beginning in the second semester on Jan. 17, 2023.
Complete your digital paperwork for the 2022-2023 school year.
The Game Changers kicked off Black History Month by celebrating Black excellence with inspirational posters that students and staff can enjoy in and around the cafeteria.
Our second semester begins on Tuesday, Jan. 18 and we wanted to make you aware of several changes and updates for our high school students...
When there is a short-term closure such as inclement weather, families will receive communication from our district letting you know that all students will learn virtually.
In December 2022, the Ritenour School District hosted meetings at each elementary and middle school to seek feedback that will help the district to re-draw elementary and middle school attendance boundaries.
Since the summer of 2020, many projects have been completed, including new and resurfaced parking lots, energy-efficient lighting upgrades, brick tuckpointing, replacement of playground pads and HVAC replacement and updates.
A career fair held on Dec. 20, 2022 at Ritenour High School gave seniors the opportunity to get a jump on their future.
Lindsy Garcia, a senior at Ritenour High School, earned a full scholarship to her first-choice, highly selective college, Washington University, as a QuestBridge Match Scholar.
Engineering students from Saint Louis University led a design challenge for RHS students. Students enjoyed the challenge of making marshmallow launchers with limited materials and time.
During November and December, senior class leaders and members of the Senior Survival class helped sort donated food that clients receive during their visits to the pantry.
Learn more about potential changes to school boundaries, and take the planning parameters survey by Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023.
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