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FAST FACTS...
Martin Luther King Jr. was born on January 15. MLK
Day was signed into law as a national holiday by
President Ronald Reagan in 1983.
DECA Regional Results
On January 7, one
hundred and nine-
ty-six Ridgewood High School students went to
Ramapo College and competed in the NJ DECA
Regional Competition, consisting of team and
individual scenario role-playing and testing,
which was conducted prior to the event.
RHS DECA had about ninety students qualify for
the next round of competition. In order to ad-
vance, students need to place in the top eight-
een of all students competing in their event,
and a student who placed top three on a test
or role-play received an extra award for recog-
nition of their accomplishments.
Some outstanding first place overall perfor-
mances included Abigail McKenna, for Apparel
& Accessories Marketing Series; Emily Press
and Elisabeth O’Neill, for Buying and Merchan-
dising Management Team Decision Making;
Rebecca Tomilchik and Samantha Constant, for
Financial Services Team Decision Making; Mad-
eleine Phillips and Shea Darienzo, for Mar-
keting Communications Team Decision Making;
and Grace McCormick, for Principles of
Marketing.
Those Ridgewood students along with the oth-
er placed students and teams will move on to
the State Conference held in Cherry Hill, New
Jersey, in February.
Upcoming
January 17:
Quiz Bowl
January 19:
SCHOOL CLOSED
Martin Luther King Jr.
Day
January 21:
ALTERNATE SCHEDULE
Exam Review Day
January 22 - 27:
Mid-Term Exams
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ∙ 627 East Ridgewood Avenue ∙ Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ∙ 201-670-2800
1/16/2015 A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE
Google Education Trainers
Two Ridgewood High School
teachers were recently certi-
fied as Google Education
Trainers, World Langauge
teachers, Stefanie Gigante
and Daisy Sam. They both
achieved this distinction
after meeting criteria set by
Google.
First, they earned high scores on a series of
tests on Google Apps. Then, they each assem-
bled a resume of our training experiences, in-
cluding a case study. Finally, each candidate
made a two-minute instructional screencast to
demonstrate her technology teaching skills.
This is a great honor which will benefit RHS, by
having two officially accredited Google trainers
on staff to help further train faculty in the uses
of Google, and even have the potential to bring
in new resources and programs for the benefit
of the school.
Dr. Thomas Gorman and Jeff Nyhuis speak with over
forty Ridgewood Japanese Parents at the Ridge-
wood Ed-Center, on the educational process and
goals of the Ridgewood Public Schools.
New Players in Concert
Thursday 1/15 @ 7:00 pm
Friday 1/16 @ 8:00 pm
Saturday 1/17 @ 8:00 pm
Sunday 1/18 @ 7:00 pm
Enjoy music from Pippin,
Carrie, Godpsell, Spelling
Bee, and much more.
For more tickets visit
New Players online.
MID-TERM SCHEDULE
January 22
Period 1 & Period 5
January 23
Period 2 & Period 6
January 26
Period 3 & Period 7
January 27
Period 4 & Period 8
Students who do not have a
scheduled exam are allowed
to arrive late or leave early
depending on their schedules.
Daisy Sam and
Stefanie Gigante.
Course Highlight: Beat Generation
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ∙ 627 East Ridgewood Avenue ∙ Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ∙ 201-670-2800
RHS POLICY CORNER: Restricted Areas During Instructional Hours
While class is in session, students may not remain in the staff parking
lot or Heermance Place. Any area may become off limits if noise in-
terferes with the instruction of fellow students.
During the course of the school day, Heermance Place is regarded as
part of the Ridgewood High School Campus. As such, rules of behav-
ior are similar to those for any other part of the school grounds. Stu-
dents are also reminded that they cannot park on the west side of
Heermance Place, as it is for faculty only.
While classes are in session, students are not to congregate in the
hallways or areas of the building where classrooms are located. Un-
der no circumstances are students to engage in behavior that is dis-
turbing to the learning process going on in classrooms.
Students who are uncooperative or who are repeatedly disruptive
will be referred to the Grade Advisor and will be subject to 7:15 am
detention(s) and/or loss of Open Campus privileges.
Intermediate ballet will provide students an opportunity to study ballet with an emphasis on improving skills in technique utilizing the typical ballet class structure of barre, center work, and across the floor exercises. In addition, students will study classical ballet variations to synthesize the technique in a perfor-mance concert.
Students interested in this course must meet the pre-requisite of having one year of previous ballet instruction. The course will be available for the 2015-2016 school year.
New Course Highlight: Intermediate Ballet
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ∙ 627 East Ridgewood Avenue ∙ Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ∙ 201-670-2800
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
Website: http://rhs.school.ridgewood.k12.nj.us/
A Window Into Ridgewood High School
Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
On Monday, January 19, the Ridgewood community will cele-
brate the thirty-third annual observance of Dr. Martin Luther
King, Jr.’s birthday with a full schedule of activities beginning at
10:00 am at the Ridgewood Methodist Church, 100 Dayton
Street. The theme for this year’s celebration is “Standing on the
Side of Justice.”
Services will be conducted by Rev. Dr. James A. Forbes, Senior
Minister Emeritus of Riverside Church, President/Founder of the
Healing of the Nations Foundation. The program will include the
annual Village march and a lively afternoon program of con-
sciousness raising and fellowship featuring Mack Brandon & the
Connection.
Members of the Adventure Leadership Peer Support group from
Ridgewood High School pose for the camera before skiing Gore Moun-
tain, after a cold night around a campfire in the Adirondacks.
QUOTE TO REMEMBER...
“Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about
things that matter.” -Martin Luther King Jr.
Students in Lisa Valenti’s art class use computers to
design T-shirt prints.
Students read and study the Odyssey together, us-
ing both paperback books and Chromebooks, in the
hallways of Ridgewood High School.
Freshman, Cate Becker, won “Mr. D’s Great Snow-
flake Challenge,” in Daniel DaSilva’s art class.