These students are off to a Perfect Start! No referrals, tardies, absences, D's or F's!!! Congratulations! Keep it up, Rickover Raiders!
We are proud of our staff at RJHS, as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
RJHS celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month! Students are checking out the banner put up in the RHJS main hallway.
Rickover JHS celebrates the achievements, histories, traditions, diversity, and vibrant culture of Hispanic and Latino Americans during Hispanic Heritage Month.
RJHS counselors Mrs. Reillo and Ms. Drew organized a Positive Message Post-it Event! Students had the chance to write a positive message on a post-it in their homeroom, which are displayed on the Library Hallway windows as a heart. Thank you to the counselors for organizing the event and to all the students the participated. Thanks for showing you care!
In honor of World Suicide Prevention Day, Ms. Holton and her 6th grade students wore purple. If you need help or someone to talk to, call or text 988 to contact the Suicide Lifeline. There's help available. You are not alone. Llame o textea 988 para La línea de prevención del suicidio y crisis. La ayuda es disponible en español. No está solo.
NWEA MAP Testing Window Opens September 16th
Get enough sleep the night before
Be sure to eat breakfast
Think about your answers
Do your best!
8th Grade Parent Meeting has been moved to September 17th
It's on the calendar for September 13th.
The date has been changed.
8th Grade Parent Meeting is now scheduled for September 17th at 5:00.
It is a virtual meeting.
We hope to see all 8th Grade Parents!
If you need to talk to someone, call or text 988. There is help available. You are not alone.
Positive strategies to resolve conflicts
6th graders had an assembly of all teachers and students to talk about conflict resolution. Then small groups of students had an opportunity to talk about what they heard with counselors. They worked with their classmates to brainstorm ways to talk out their problems peacefully.
We hope you and your family enjoyed your Labor Day celebration as much as RJHS enjoyed our Labor Day celebration. Thank you to Mr. Avinger, who served as Grill Master.
Thank you Faith Church!
For helping us welcome our students back on first day and for the school supplies you donated for our students!
Congratulations to O'Donnis Galloway for winning a 3rd place medal at the state competition!
Hey everyone! Get ready for an exciting Wellness Wednesday event on May 22, 2024, from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. You definitely don't want to miss it! We'll be discussing the importance of vaccines and physical exams, so it's a great opportunity to learn more about staying healthy1
May 23, 2024 marks the end of quarter 4 and the last day of school for students. Dismissal will be at 1:35 pm. Have a blessed and safe summer, and we look forward to seeing you next year for the 2024-2025 school year!
Come and join us at the 2024 Multicultural Festival on May 22, 2024! Get ready for a day filled with diverse performances, delicious food, and vibrant cultural displays. Celebrate the rich tapestry of cultures that make our community so special. Mark your calendars and bring your friends and family for a day of fun and discovery! #MulticulturalFestival2024 #DiversityCelebration
The graduation day on May 17, 2024, was bittersweet for students, parents, and staff. It was a poignant moment as we celebrated the accomplishments of the students, but also bid farewell to a chapter in our lives. There were tears of joy and sadness as we said goodbye to friends and mentors, but we also felt excited for the future. It was a day filled with mixed emotions and unforgettable memories.
The Class of 2024 had an epic staff vs. student game for the 8th-grade class, and the students, coached by Ms. Bickerstaff, emerged victorious with a score of 40-18. Better luck next year, staff!
The Class of 2024 8th grade picnic was an absolute blast! With a carnival theme, there were games, prizes, and delicious food that made the day unforgettable. It was so much fun to see everyone enjoying themselves and making memories together.
As the school year comes to a close, Dr. Kimbrough made sure to create lasting memories with her students on their 8th-grade boat trip. Laughter filled the air as they cruised along the water, enjoying the beautiful scenery and each other's company. It was a bittersweet moment, but one that Dr. Kimbrough and her students will cherish forever. Here's to new beginnings and wonderful memories!
