Thank you Mrs. Wohlrab for helping my 10th graders narrow down their argument topics through a brainstorming activity and introducing them to resources available on our databases!
Mrs. Wohlrab helps Mrs.Shahinian's 9th grade students utilize the school databases to foster collaboration using research.
⚠️ COMMUNITY UPDATE: The Ramsey Public Library will be closed from Tuesday, March 26 through Sunday, March 31 for its HVAC system replacement project.
Please notify your student(s) who may typically visit after school. 📚
The first ever Unified Track team at RHS has officially started and will be joining forces with our varsity and JV track athletes. We are looking forward to a great season!
The GSA and the Friendship Cafe collaborated today selling yummy treats to students and staff!
The behind the scenes of preparing for our Friendship Cafe bake sales. This month, S.T.E.P. had the honor of collaborating with GSA. Thank you to all who supported GSA by buying something sweet or simply donating!
Mrs. Shahinian's 9th grade students worked collaboratively to practice research skills and then communicated their findings to the class.
It was an honor to sit down and talk to Faith, a senior at RHS, for an episode on the mental health of students with exceptionalities. I love that she has continued her profile project and is raising awareness for the mental health of all students. Check out our episode on her podcast, Done with Faith!
Boys Lacrosse working hard at Spring Training in Orlando, Florida. #GoRams
Thank you, Smith and Dr. Esdale for allowing S.T.E.P. to collaborate with Ms. Garcia’s class. Together, we hosted a Ramsey Bean pop-up and provided Smith staff with an afternoon pick-me-up. We had so much fun meeting new teachers and working alongside our friends. Bravo to the best baristas in town ☕️
Mrs. Rodriguez's 10th graders are giving mini-defense presentations on their choice book. Not only is this great practice for their profile projects, but it's a more authentic way of demonstrating their skills.
Sophomore Parent Night is in full swing at RHS. Pictured is Mrs. Kilday leading the introductory warm up "The College Admissions Game". Parents will get a general overview of how students can maximize their Ramsey High School experience from Director of School Counseling, Ms. Lemma Taha. Parents will attend breakout sessions with their teen's counselor. The counselor will convey important information to parents help them to work with their teens in making informed decisions. In addition, counselors will continue to build relationships with families.
Graphics students “clone” themselves for the Multiple Self Portrait project. Check out their creative use of technology and photo-editing software!
Lucky to have each other 🍀! Celebrating St. Patrick's Day with a festive Best Buddies lunch.
Advanced students were given a"Nailed It" challenge to make OREOS!!! I can't choose a winner...they were all delish!
The RHS swim team wanted to share their profits from their Friendship Cafe bake sale earlier this year, so we had a pizza party together! Thank you, swim team.
The crew came together for two very special birthdays. It means the world to them that the wellness department teachers came by for birthday festivities. Relationships matter. Happy birthday, Hudson and Justin!
Another successful Krispy Kreme Fundraiser to raise funds for Best Buddies and Unified Sports! Students worked on collecting orders, sending emails, and delivering dozens of doughnuts. Thank you for all of the support, RHS.
Design Thinking launched this semester's partnership with Stryker. This is an incredible opportunity for our students to work collaboratively with a major corporation.
Pictured left to right are Casey Nagle, Michelle Colucci, Dr. Julie Norflus-Good, Marissa Jenkins, Molly Dinning, Lori Militello, Kaylin Bessler, Wendy Murray. These professionals are representatives from Ramsey High School, and Dr. Julie Norflus-Good, NJCEC President, at The 2024 New Jersey Council for Exceptional Children Spring Conference, High Level Practices.
The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) is the largest international professional organization dedicated to improving educational outcomes for individuals with exceptionalities, students with disabilities, and/or the gifted. CEC advocates for appropriate governmental policies, sets professional standards, provides continual professional development, advocates for newly and historically underserved individuals with exceptionalities, and helps professionals obtain conditions and resources necessary for effective professional practice.
The conference featured cutting-edge Professional Development and networking opportunities. A wide array of sessions were geared to meet the interests and needs of those working with children with special needs.
Kaylin Bessler, Ramsey High School Social Studies teacher, presented the following at NJCEC: Empowering Education with Artificial Intelligence (Al): Strategies for the Classroom.
