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A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE
June 10, 2019
Pride Flag
As alumnus Charlotte Simpson said three years ago
prior to the first flag raising: “if we could fly the Pride
Flag on school grounds to send a message that RHS
supports and respects the LGBT+ community and that
RHS is not the place to back down from our principles
and beliefs in human rights. The club’s primary mission
is to support the LGBT+ community through education-
al and support programs and create an environment of
inclusiveness and friendship among all the communi-
ties in the school.”
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Maroon Award
The Maroon Award Breakfast was held on June 6 in
the Learning Commons. Teachers nominate stu-
dents for The Maroon Award who do the little
things to make RHS a better place. Students recog-
nized included this time included L-R Jasmine Rog-
ers, Liam Moricca, David Kleiman, Haruya Ohtake,
Adam Bock, Charles Rupprecht, Andrew Messineo,
Ella Sokol, Elisah De Silva
Patrick Orefice
pictured right.
RHS Small Ensembles
In March, the RHS String Octet (Jack Shigeta, Ryan
Rhew, Madeline Ewell, Hunter Maskin, violin; Jodie
Suh, Wednesday Hsu, viola; John Mondi, Emilia
Gessmann, cello) and Percussion Trio (Chloé Monplai-
sir, James Serventi, Mar-
cus Hong, percus-
sion) participated in the
Chamber Music Society
of Lincoln Center's Young
Musicians pro-
gram. Please click on the
links below to watch
their amazing performances at Mason Gross School of
the Arts.
Mendelssohn: Octet in E-flat major for Strings, Op. 20
Živkovic: Trio per Uno for Percussion Trio, Op. 27
Senior Awards
Senior awards were held on June 4 with 201 stu-
dents receiving
awards,
139 categories
of awards, and
449 individual
awards.
Congratulations
Seniors!
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Catching up with Ridgewood High School
Dr. Labowsky’s physics students testing their solar
cookers.
June 10, 2019 ~ Page 2
Mr. Luo’s class prepares to perform a frog dissec-
tion, highlighting some of the concepts of biology
learned throughout the year.
QUOTE TO REMEMBER…
“No matter what people tell you, words and ideas can change the world.”
- Robin Williams
RHS History Department
Mr. Saladino (Contemporary Issues), Mr. LaFemina (US II AP), and Mrs. Sala-
dino (US I H) had their classes work
together to create a museum-style
exhibit in the Learning Commons on
Racial Equality in America, which
launched on May 28 and has already
had many visitors.
Students addressed the following
topics: Criminal Justice, Employ-
ment, Civil Rights, Arts/Cultural Ad-
vancements, Migration and Settlement, and Public Health. The exhibition is
located in the back of the Learning Commons and staff and students are
encouraged to continue to visit and explore.
Ridgewood Officer McKeon visited the Forensic
science class to discuss DUI and the dangers of
drive while under the influence.
RHS Bands ‘Tunes in June’
RHS Bands officially opened the
Kasschau Memorial Shell’s 2019
Summer Season on June 6.
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ∙ 627 East Ridgewood Avenue ∙ Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ∙ 201-670-2800
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ∙ 627 East Ridgewood Avenue ∙ Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ∙ 201-670-2800