JAG-K tour of the PBPN Resort and the Hotel & Restaurant divisions.
Congratulations to Aidan McKinsey on his acceptance to Kansas State University! #ACCEPTED #ApplyKS #OneRV
Congratulations to Pewamo Kitchakommie on his acceptance to Washburn University! #ACCEPTED #ApplyKS #OneRV
Congratulations to Deserae Diekhoff on her acceptances to the University of Kansas, Kansas State University, Baker University, and Pitt State! #ACCEPTED #ApplyKS #OneRV
RVES 3rd graders listened to Panno and Raph Wahwassuck talk about what heritage means in celebration of Native American Heritage Month. Panno also spoke about her experiences being the Miss Potawatomi for all Potawatomi bands in the nation.
Students in physics class created a Newton's Cradle. They drilled holes in old bowling balls and cut the wooden frame for it. They tested their work today and found it was successful!
7th grade science students were held “captive” by a grumpy teacher. In order to get released for Thanksgiving break, they had to “escape” the Thanksgiving escape room. Some students might miss turkey and mashed potatoes this year! 😁👏
Today in English 1, the freshmen played board games made by other groups. This was the culminating project after reading the Odyssey.
KAY members purchased gifts for Operation Christmas Child this month. They boxed them for shipping on Friday.! #KAYServiceProject
RVES students used their creativity and colored these squares in order to mix and match them with the ones their peers created
RVES students enjoyed playing with the hula hoops in PE class Friday
Cork Sumner visited with the students in Indigenous Literature and Film class on Friday about some of his experiences and how he and other Indigenous people have “come a long way.”
Spanish students are completing their Day of the Dead projects!
A handful of RVHS students went to the Washburn Tech Cosmetology campus on Tuesday morning to tour the facility. They also got an opportunity to learn more about the program, how to enroll, fees, and all of the hours required to become a licensed cosmetologist.
Students in Mrs. Swank's zoology class dissected dogfish sharks yesterday!
SSG Daniel Nye and Highland Community College rep Allison Johnson spoke to students in Mrs. Litherland's personal finance students today about alternate ways of funding college tuition.
KS Wildlife Dept. biologist Tyler Warner spoke to Mrs. Swank's environmental science students about deer and other Kansas wildlife yesterday.
Ph.D. candidate Shintaro Murata and his interpreter Kiwamu Otsuka observed Mrs. Litherland teach a lesson on "Love Language" yesterday. Murata is working on his doctorate and is visiting classrooms in Kansas that are using that curriculum so he can take back research to Japan.
Thank you to the USD 337 Board of Education and Superintendent Aaric Davis for the sweet treat today for #AmericanEducationWeek
RVHS students and staff enjoyed a Round Dance today as part of Native American Heritage Week. Thanks to the Singers who came to perform!
