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The RCHS College & Careers class appreciates this week’s businesses, Racklin Reality and AM Transport, for hosting tours and sharing how communication and computational thinking factor into their careers.
Mr. Powell’s Anatomy classes got to visit with 2005 ERHS graduate Dr Tanner Miller. He spoke about his journey from high school student to his current roles with Carle RMH.
Ag students shared their animals with RCELC and RCES students during the FFA Petting Zoo.
For those of you who might be unfamiliar with Fall Kids Mall, it's an organization that helps Richland County students start the school year on the right foot. We provide NEW clothing (shirts, socks, undies), a NEW backpack, a voucher to help pay for a new pair of tennis shoes, as well as toiletries and school supplies. Fall Kids Mall serves approximately 400 children between preschool and 8th grade with the average cost per child being $75.00. As the years have gone by, the number of children has grown towards one that is getting harder and harder to serve, so every little bit helps!
Thank you to Nyeisha Branch and the RCHS Shirt Shop for making the office staff matching Tigers apparel. #OTN
RCHS Weekly Bulletin for 3/3-3/9
RCHS Travel Club will host a 5k Run/Walk on Saturday, March 22nd at 8 a.m. Pre-registration starts at 6:30 a.m. Results will be announced at 9:15 a.m. $20 is due by March 15th to RCHS 5k, 1200 E. Laurel St., Olney, IL 62450.
Richland County High School is proud to announce the S.T.R.I.P.E.S. award winners for February 2025. The "stripe" for the month is excellence. These students strive for Excellence in everything they do. They push themselves, their classmates and teammates to be their best and not be afraid of failure. Thank you to Illinois Gas Company for sponsoring our shirts in February, and as always, to Mrs. West, Mrs. Billington, Mrs. Kerr, and the RCHS Shirt Shop for making the shirts. This month's shirts are red for Heart Awareness Month.
(Pictured left to right) First row: Bryleigh Ireland, Mikelle Conn, Autumn Ryden, Makayla Monical, Mackenna Gosnell, Isaah Williams, and Carson Bissey.
Second row: Sophia Elder, Elizabeth Bahl, Nerissa Rose, Malayla Baca, Madison Farmer, Aubrie Weidner, Bailey Graves, Sebrina Keller, and Brooke Weidner.
Third row: Ainsley Doris, Carly Zuber, Delaney Nelson, Ella Fuson, Valeria Lopez, Katelyn Totten, Brielle Seiler, Jacob Brinkley, Ethel Zuber, Emma Gilreath, Delton Morgan, and Drake Koester.
Fourth row: Ridge Davis, Evey Mason, Aiden Cooper, Casey Thomann, Rex Hallam, Carson Fox, Ian Curry, Cody Bogard, Quaid Berger, Brody Peavler, and Shawn Humes.
Not pictured: Carter Anderson, Dacota Anderson-Krome, Emma Hefferman, Gavyn Cothern, Ian Doris, Kaydin Simpson, Kylie Kocher, and Mallory Kocher.
Student teacher, Ryker Ewing, taught about dissection today and what you can learn from it in Mr. Steber's Veterinary Science class.
The College & Careers class wants to thank this week’s speaker, RCHS Librarian, Amy Julian, and tour host, Circuit Clerk, Zachary Holder, for discussing character and the importance of it in the workplace.
Students in Mr. Powell’s Anatomy and Physiology class, Mrs. Roth’s Health Occupations class, and Ms. Inyart’s Health Occupations and Health Related Skills class spent the day at Wabash Valley College learning about various careers in the medical field. During the afternoon they watched an ACL reconstruction procedure performed by Wabash General Hospital orthopedic surgeon Dr Julko Fullop and his team. Roughly 50 RCHS students attended the event.
RCHS Weekly Bulletin for 2/28-3/2
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Mrs. King's health class got to use the automatage table with Mr. Powell to learn about the digestive system. They also participated in a speed test with Mr. Denton last week.
RCHS students had a great time with OCC basketball players on Thursday! A big thank you to Bryce Weiler for organizing the Court of Dreams event.
Mayor Mark Lambird spoke with RCHS students in Mr. Wheeler's Civics classes about Olney's local government.
Another great group of RCES students visited the high school for High-Five Friday today!
RCHS Drawing students show off their skills with colored pencils.
RCHS Foods II class gave speeches on restaurant research. Texas native, Gavin Geller, researched theTexas chain restaurant, Whataburger.
