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Ritenour Coordinator for Professional Learning Receives Honor from St. Louis School Librarians
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.
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Hybrid In-Person Learning for Grades 4-5 Begins Nov. 11; Middle and Selected High School Students Return to Hybrid In-Person Learning Nov. 23
The Ritenour School District has announced plans to offer hybrid in-person learning for grades 4-8 and selected students in grades 9-12. Recommendations were made based on discussions from the Phase 2 committee of parents, teachers, students, support staff and administrators.
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Ritenour Board Recognizes Prop S Committee
The Ritenour Board of Education recognized members of the Citizens for Ritenour’s Future Committee, which spearheaded the Proposition S campaign last spring.
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Ritenour Offers Adult Education Virtual Classes
Adult students can earn their high school equivalency certificate or brush up on basic skills like reading and math through the Ritenour School District's Adult Education and Literacy virtual program.
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Ritenour’s Parents As Teachers Program Offers Services to Families with Children Ages 0-5
This fall, PAT offers phone consultations and virtual support of parents/guardians and their young children. The program also is transitioning to offering some in-person services for families that are comfortable with this option.
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Registration Open for Ritenour’s Youngest Learners at School for Early Childhood Education
The Ritenour School for Early Childhood Education is accepting registrations for full-day and half-day classes for the 2020-2021 school year.
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Ritenour’s Youngest Learners Return to Classrooms
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.
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Ritenour High School Bee Club Harvests 50 Pounds of Amazing Husky Spirit Black and Orange Honey
Under the guidance of art teacher David Appelbaum, students installed beehives last year that yielded 50 pounds of honey between June and August.
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