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Tomorrow, Tuesday, February 24th, the Lady Spartans face Hanover United in the second round of tournament play. Tickets can be purchased online and cash sales will be available at the door. QR Codes are posted throughout the building and will be posted at the ticket office for your convenience. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students, with prices set by the Ohio High School Athletic Association; therefore, RHLS students will not be admitted free of charge. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:00 p.m., so please plan accordingly.
Click this link to purchase tickets to the girls' game:
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/ohsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzM4OTQ0
Thursday, February 26th, our boys basketball team will face Loudonville in the opening round of boys tournament play. Tickets can be purchased online and cash sales will be available at the door. QR Codes are posted throughout the building and will be posted at the ticket office for your convenience. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students, with prices set by the Ohio High School Athletic Association; therefore, RHLS students will not be admitted free of charge. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:00 p.m., so please plan accordingly.
The Adventure Awaits: Team up with other young explorers to tackle riddles, invent, and bring stories to life through engaging STEM- and literacy-based challenges. From concocting potions and deciphering clues to designing gadgets and capturing legendary creatures, each day brings a new chapter to your child's epic saga. Scan the QR or click https://rascamps.com/spring for details.
Families can use daycare vouchers during this time also. If you have questions contact:
Nathan Merritt, MSW
Right At School
Area Manager- (Euclid, South Euclid/Lyndhurst, and Richmond Heights)
C: 440-902-1945
E: nathan.merritt@rightatschool.com
For billing, enrollment, and account support please reach out to customer service at 855.287.2466
https://www.rightatschool.com/contact/
Our Mission is to inspire a love of learning, support schools, & give parents a peace of mind
Our Spartan Live Podcast Session for Black History Month captured powerful voices, thoughtful reflection, and meaningful dialogue. đ
đ§ Click here âĄď¸ https://tinyurl.com/yc2wxxcn to watch the full podcast and experience the conversation.
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There are two free federal and state tax preparation days at the Metro Campus, which will include assistance with FAFSA completion.
It is for individuals or families earning up to $69,000 a year.
When: Saturday Feb. 28 | 10 a.m. â 2 p.m. and Thursday March 5 | 2 - 7 p.m.
Where: Cuyahoga Community College â Metropolitan Campus | Metro Health Science and Health Careers (MSHC) Lobby
2900 Community College Ave. | Parking lot #2
Attached is a flyer with a QR code to register and additional information about documents and identification required to file 2025 taxes.
Meet Ms. Stacia Young đ
â˘One tip every student should remember?
Your choices today affect your opportunities tomorrow.
â˘What is the most rewarding part of your role?
The most rewarding part of my role is building meaningful relationships with families and students by providing clear guidance, easing stress, supporting problem-solving, and teaching students how to communicate more effectively with one another. Knowing that my support can save time, build confidence, and positively impact someoneâs day makes this work truly fulfilling.
We appreciate all that you do!
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Meet Mrs. Kristina Longino đ
â˘How long have you served Richmond Heights?
I served as the elementary counselor at Richmond Heights Elementary School from 2008 to 2014, and now itâs my first year as a middle/high school counselor at Richmond Heights Secondary School.
â˘What is your favorite part of the job?
I truly enjoy speaking with high school students about their postsecondary preparation and planning. I love seeing the âlight bulbâ moment when they begin to understand how their strengths and interests can align with a future career or college major. I also enjoy problem-solving academic and personal challenges with students, helping them recognize that they have a voice and the ability to advocate for themselves and what they need to be successful.
â˘What advice would you give students who are hesitant to ask for help?
My biggest piece of advice is, âYou can't heal what you don't reveal,â or âYou can't fix what you don't face.â I would encourage students to find at least two safe, trusted adults at school whom they can confide in and ask for help. Support is essential for healing and problem-solving.
â˘Name a fun fact about you.
I jumped off a 25-foot cliff into the waters of Montego Bay, Jamaica! OR I traveled with my aunt to Alaska, France, Germany, Russia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland, all under the age of 16.
We appreciate all that you do!
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American Government scores are in, and our students just proved something powerful. With a proficient benchmark of 700 and a state average of 710, Richmond Heights students earned a school average of 716 â and 77% of our students scored proficient or higher, compared to the state average of 66%. Thatâs a big statement about what our students can do. đ
This achievement reflects strong learning across all learners, including general education students and those supported through IEPs and 504 plans. Itâs a clear message: our students are capable! đđ
A special thank you to Mr. Delgado for leading this work with consistency, skill, and an unwavering belief in his students. đ
Letâs celebrate this moment and use it as fuel. â
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As we continue to experience winter weather conditions, we ask that families ensure students are dressed warmly for outdoor arrival, dismissal, and bus transportation.
Please note that bus routes may experience minor delays, and we appreciate your patience as our transportation team prioritizes student safety.
If you determine that it is best to keep your child home tomorrow, please be sure to call the school attendance line to report their absence.
We recognize that this is a trying time for many families and want to thank you for your continued flexibility, understanding, and partnership.
Student and staff safety remains our top priority, and we will continue to closely monitor weather and road conditions.
Should conditions change, we will notify families immediately using our standard communication channels.
Thank you for your continued support of Richmond Heights Local Schools.
School is CLOSED tomorrow January 27th due to the forecasted frigid weather temperatures.
SPARTAN NATION...
đThe JV and Varsity games at Maple Heights have been
rescheduled for today Jan. 21st at 7:00 p.m.đ
Over the weekend at the S&E Festival at Madison High, our Spartans stepped onto the stage and delivered powerful performances. Adelle and LaâReyna each earned a rating of 2 on their solos, while JaVon performed for comments only and received fantastic feedback!
All three students performed in the most advanced category, an accomplishment that speaks volumes on its own. A special shoutout to Mr. McWilliams, who accompanied them for the second year in a row, continuing to support and elevate our studentsâ success. We couldnât be prouder!
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will be CLOSED
tomorrow, January 20th,
due to the forecasted cold temperatures.
Please stay safe and warm!
đPlease be advised that the boysâ basketball game scheduled
for tonight, 1/16/26, has been CANCELED.đ
đIn addition, the girlsâ basketball game scheduled
for tomorrow, 1/17/26, has also been CANCELED.đ
We will provide updates regarding rescheduled dates
or further information as soon as it becomes available.
Thank you for your understanding.
Just a reminder â there is NO SCHOOL on Monday, January 19 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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The gym was electric during the Staff vs. Students Volleyball Game on Friday, January 9!
After an intense three-set showdown, the students came out on top, bringing the energy, teamwork, and school spirit from start to finish. What a match!
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Spartan Nation, join us this Friday, December 19 for an exciting triple-header basketball showdown beginning at 4:00 p.m.! Come out and support our Spartans as they take the court in three action-packed games:
4:00 p.m. â Richmond Heights Girls Middle School vs. Bedford
5:30 p.m. â Richmond Heights Boys Varsity vs. John Adams
7:00 p.m. â Richmond Heights Girls Varsity vs. Fairview
đ Ticket Prices:
Adults: $12 (All 3 Games) | $8 (Single Game)
Students: $8 (All 3 Games) | $4 (Single Game)
Bring your school spirit and enjoy a full evening of basketball, food & fun! đđ
