Before Spring Break, our juniors and seniors had the opportunity to hear a powerful, life-changing message from speaker Kevin Brooks. His impactful presentation focused on the dangers of risky driving behaviors and the importance of making safe choices behind the wheel. The event, funded by FDOT, was part of a statewide effort to reduce teen traffic crashes—the leading cause of preventable injuries and fatalities among teens. Thank you, Kevin, for sharing your story and inspiring our students to drive smart and stay safe. #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
Kevin Brooks addresses students on his message about making safe choices behind the wheel.
Kevin Brooks addresses students on his message about making safe choices behind the wheel.
Kevin Brooks addresses students on his message about making safe choices behind the wheel.
Kevin Brooks addresses students on his message about making safe choices behind the wheel.
Kevin Brooks addresses students on his message about making safe choices behind the wheel.
Kevin Brooks addresses students on his message about making safe choices behind the wheel.
Kevin Brooks addresses students on his message about making safe choices behind the wheel.
We are so proud to showcase the incredible talent coming out of Mr. Nesi’s art classes here at Ridgeview High School! Students recently completed a mask-making project inspired by their research into animal symbolism across cultures. They brought their creative visions to life using materials like plaster gauze, cardboard, and paint, crafting everything from bold parrots to mythical creatures. The process was hands-on, detailed, and full of learning, and the final masks are nothing short of spectacular. Each piece reflects the individuality, imagination, and dedication of its creator. Huge shoutout to Mr. Nesi for guiding our Panthers through such a meaningful and inspiring artistic journey! #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
A collection of colorful, handmade masks created by Ridgeview High School art students. The masks feature a variety of animal-inspired and imaginative designs, showcasing bold colors, textures, and creativity. Students are seen working on their projects and proudly displaying their finished pieces.
A collection of colorful, handmade masks created by Ridgeview High School art students. The masks feature a variety of animal-inspired and imaginative designs, showcasing bold colors, textures, and creativity. Students are seen working on their projects and proudly displaying their finished pieces.
A collection of colorful, handmade masks created by Ridgeview High School art students. The masks feature a variety of animal-inspired and imaginative designs, showcasing bold colors, textures, and creativity. Students are seen working on their projects and proudly displaying their finished pieces.
A collection of colorful, handmade masks created by Ridgeview High School art students. The masks feature a variety of animal-inspired and imaginative designs, showcasing bold colors, textures, and creativity. Students are seen working on their projects and proudly displaying their finished pieces.
A collection of colorful, handmade masks created by Ridgeview High School art students. The masks feature a variety of animal-inspired and imaginative designs, showcasing bold colors, textures, and creativity. Students are seen working on their projects and proudly displaying their finished pieces.
A collection of colorful, handmade masks created by Ridgeview High School art students. The masks feature a variety of animal-inspired and imaginative designs, showcasing bold colors, textures, and creativity. Students are seen working on their projects and proudly displaying their finished pieces.
A collection of colorful, handmade masks created by Ridgeview High School art students. The masks feature a variety of animal-inspired and imaginative designs, showcasing bold colors, textures, and creativity. Students are seen working on their projects and proudly displaying their finished pieces.
A collection of colorful, handmade masks created by Ridgeview High School art students. The masks feature a variety of animal-inspired and imaginative designs, showcasing bold colors, textures, and creativity. Students are seen working on their projects and proudly displaying their finished pieces.
A collection of colorful, handmade masks created by Ridgeview High School art students. The masks feature a variety of animal-inspired and imaginative designs, showcasing bold colors, textures, and creativity. Students are seen working on their projects and proudly displaying their finished pieces.
A collection of colorful, handmade masks created by Ridgeview High School art students. The masks feature a variety of animal-inspired and imaginative designs, showcasing bold colors, textures, and creativity. Students are seen working on their projects and proudly displaying their finished pieces.
On March 13th, in honor of World Kidney Day, Ridgeview High’s National Honor Society students raised awareness about kidney disease by educating their peers on various kidney conditions and the importance of maintaining kidney health. As part of their project, they also distributed awareness bracelets to help spark meaningful conversations and promote understanding within the school community. Way to go, NHS Panthers, for leading with purpose and making a positive impact! #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
Two students sit at a table in the cafeteria with a "World Kidney Day" tri-fold display behind them. One student wears a white hoodie with headphones around his neck, while the other takes a selfie, both showing peace signs. Awareness bracelets are displayed on the table in front of them. The background shows other students seated at cafeteria tables.
Image 1: A student sits at a table in front of a tri-fold display board labeled "World Kidney Day." The board contains informative sections about kidney health, diseases, and statistics. Green and black awareness bracelets are spread out on the table. The student is smiling and wearing a black t-shirt that says, "That's the Spirit."
Sweet Science, Part 2: Students Take the Lead! After practicing with pre-selected traits in their first candy cladogram, Biology students leveled up! In the next round, they chose their characteristics to sort and classify the candies into unique “taxa.” This student-led twist challenged their critical thinking and deepened their understanding of evolutionary relationships—plus, it was pretty sweet! #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
Biology students work together to create their own candy cladograms, selecting traits to classify various candies into unique groups or “taxa.” The activity encourages critical thinking and collaboration in a fun, hands-on setting.
Biology students work together to create their own candy cladograms, selecting traits to classify various candies into unique groups or “taxa.” The activity encourages critical thinking and collaboration in a fun, hands-on setting.
Biology students work together to create their own candy cladograms, selecting traits to classify various candies into unique groups or “taxa.” The activity encourages critical thinking and collaboration in a fun, hands-on setting.
Hey Panthers! Are you in 9th, 10th, or 11th grade and considering taking Dual Enrollment courses? Now’s your chance to take the PERT and open those doors! 🎓 🗓️ Test Date: April 11, 2025 📍 Location: RHS Cafeteria 💰 Cost: FREE! - RHS Administration is taking care of it! Taking the PERT is required for Dual Enrollment and Bright Futures GSV, so don’t miss out! 📲 Use the QR code in the flyer to sign up by April 9th and reserve your spot. ❓ Questions? See Mrs. Welch or Mrs. Tucker for more info. Your future starts now—let’s get college-ready!
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
Image describes date and time of the PERT assessment and has a QR code to scan to sign up.
Forensic Science students put their investigative skills to the test during the Algor Mortis Lab! Using hot dogs as stand-ins for deceased bodies; they measured how body temperature drops over time. After testing a “bare” hot dog, students repeated the experiment with “Mr. Frankie” wrapped in felt to simulate a clothed body. They recorded, graphed, and compared the data, learning how much clothing can impact heat loss. #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
A student smiles at the camera while inserting a thermometer into a hot dog. Classmates work on their data charts in the background.
Two students sit at a lab table with a felt-wrapped hot dog on a plate, recording temperature data on lab sheets.
A student carefully holds a felt-wrapped hot dog, “Mr. Frankie,” while checking its internal temperature with a thermometer.
A group of students work together at a table, recording their observations and temperature data from “Mr. Frankie.” One student gives a thumbs-up to the activity.
A smiling student holds a hot dog on a paper plate, ready to begin the Algor Mortis Lab in Forensic Science class. Another student in the background laughs at the setup.
A student smiles at the camera while inserting a thermometer into a hot dog. Classmates work on their data charts in the background.
Ms. Yancey’s students recently wrapped up their unit on Ancient Greece, Alexander the Great, and the Roman Republic. Since these civilizations were known for their conquests, students channeled their inner warriors by creating helmets and shields! A paper-wad battle may be on the horizon, but for now—here’s a sneak peek of a few students geared up and ready for action. #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
Three World History students pose in handmade helmets and shields, smiling as they prepare for a fun classroom activity inspired by Ancient Greece and Rome. Their expressions are more playful than fierce, capturing the spirit of the assignment.
Before the break, Ms. Foley's biology students dove into evolutionary relationships by sharing their cladogram answers during a pre-lab discussion. The next day, they put their knowledge to the test with a sweet twist—creating candy cladograms! #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
Two Biology students collaborate during a pre-lab activity, organizing information on a whiteboard to practice cladogram skills. One student writes while the other observes and holds materials, preparing for the hands-on candy cladogram lab.
With only 50 yearbooks left, we will sell out! Order before April 11th to ensure you have one. Just like spring flowers, high school memories will fade. https://www.yearbookordercenter.com/job/15673
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
A colorful spring-themed flyer with flowers, a bird, and a bunny promoting yearbook sales. The main text reads, "Blooming Into Spring with your very own yearbook!" It advertises the current price of $90 and notes that the cost will rise to $100 upon arrival. Interested students are encouraged to contact Mrs. Crews at laurienne.crews@myoneclay.net or visit Room 533 to purchase. The flyer is decorated with pastel flowers, leaves, and playful spring imagery.
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Excellence
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
RISE Scholar Spotlight
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Excellence
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
RISE Scholar Spotlight
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Spirit
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
RISE Scholar Spotlight
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Integrity
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
RISE Scholar Spotlight
Angel and Prisha, representing the National Honor Society, took a special trip to Isle Health and Rehab Center to distribute all the beautiful flowers and heartfelt cards created for this project! Thanks to their efforts, they shared joy with all 105 permanent residents and temporary patients at the facility. From warm smiles to meaningful conversations, this visit was a reminder of the power of small acts of kindness. Thank you to the National Honor Society and everyone who helped make this possible! What is White Day? Celebrated on March 14th, White Day is a holiday observed in several countries where people give back by sharing small gifts and acts of kindness. It’s a time to express gratitude, friendship, and care—exactly what this project was about! #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Ridgeview High School
Angel and Prisha, members of the National Honor Society, smile as they hand out colorful flowers and handmade cards to elderly residents at Isle Health and Rehab Center. Residents receive the gifts with warm expressions, some holding the cards close. In one image, the girls chat with a resident in a wheelchair, sharing a joyful moment. Another photo captures a table filled with vibrant flowers and thoughtfully crafted cards. The atmosphere is filled with kindness and gratitude as they spread joy for White Day.
Angel and Prisha, members of the National Honor Society, smile as they hand out colorful flowers and handmade cards to elderly residents at Isle Health and Rehab Center. Residents receive the gifts with warm expressions, some holding the cards close. In one image, the girls chat with a resident in a wheelchair, sharing a joyful moment. Another photo captures a table filled with vibrant flowers and thoughtfully crafted cards. The atmosphere is filled with kindness and gratitude as they spread joy for White Day.
Angel and Prisha, members of the National Honor Society, smile as they hand out colorful flowers and handmade cards to elderly residents at Isle Health and Rehab Center. Residents receive the gifts with warm expressions, some holding the cards close. In one image, the girls chat with a resident in a wheelchair, sharing a joyful moment. Another photo captures a table filled with vibrant flowers and thoughtfully crafted cards. The atmosphere is filled with kindness and gratitude as they spread joy for White Day.
Angel and Prisha, members of the National Honor Society, smile as they hand out colorful flowers and handmade cards to elderly residents at Isle Health and Rehab Center. Residents receive the gifts with warm expressions, some holding the cards close. In one image, the girls chat with a resident in a wheelchair, sharing a joyful moment. Another photo captures a table filled with vibrant flowers and thoughtfully crafted cards. The atmosphere is filled with kindness and gratitude as they spread joy for White Day.
Angel and Prisha, members of the National Honor Society, smile as they hand out colorful flowers and handmade cards to elderly residents at Isle Health and Rehab Center. Residents receive the gifts with warm expressions, some holding the cards close. In one image, the girls chat with a resident in a wheelchair, sharing a joyful moment. Another photo captures a table filled with vibrant flowers and thoughtfully crafted cards. The atmosphere is filled with kindness and gratitude as they spread joy for White Day.
Angel and Prisha, members of the National Honor Society, smile as they hand out colorful flowers and handmade cards to elderly residents at Isle Health and Rehab Center. Residents receive the gifts with warm expressions, some holding the cards close. In one image, the girls chat with a resident in a wheelchair, sharing a joyful moment. Another photo captures a table filled with vibrant flowers and thoughtfully crafted cards. The atmosphere is filled with kindness and gratitude as they spread joy for White Day.
We are incredibly proud of Coach Davis for being honored as a 2024 Veteran of the Year nominee at today’s Clay County Board of County Commissioners Salute to Service event! His dedication to both our country and our school community is truly inspiring. Congratulations, Coach Davis, on this well-deserved recognition! #PanthersRISE
about 2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Coach Davis receiving his nomination certificate for the 2024 Veteran of the Year award at the Clay County Board of County Commissioners Salute to Service event, smiling with pride as he accepts the honor.
We're thrilled to celebrate our RISE Scholars of the Week! These outstanding Panthers exemplify the core values of Responsibility, Integrity, Spirit, and Excellence that make our Ridgeview community shine. Join us in applauding these students and staff for their exceptional dedication and Panther pride! #PanthersRISE Becka Jett Cornelius Crawford Grace Johnson Kasey Miles
about 2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
RISE Scholar of the Week
RISE Scholar of the Week
RISE Scholar of the Week
RISE Scholar of the Week
Ms. Foley and three of our dedicated students spent their morning at Crosby Sanctuary, positively impacting the environment just in time for Spring Break! They worked diligently in the native plant garden, picked up litter in the swamp, cleared fallen branches, and refilled the bird feeders. Their hard work and commitment to conservation reflect the spirit of service that defines our Ridgeview Panthers. #PanthersRISE
about 2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Ridgeview students volunteer at Crosby Sanctuary, working in the native plant garden, clearing debris, picking up litter, and refilling bird feeders to support local wildlife and conservation efforts.
Ridgeview students volunteer at Crosby Sanctuary, working in the native plant garden, clearing debris, picking up litter, and refilling bird feeders to support local wildlife and conservation efforts.
Ridgeview students volunteer at Crosby Sanctuary, working in the native plant garden, clearing debris, picking up litter, and refilling bird feeders to support local wildlife and conservation efforts.
Ridgeview students volunteer at Crosby Sanctuary, working in the native plant garden, clearing debris, picking up litter, and refilling bird feeders to support local wildlife and conservation efforts.
Ridgeview students volunteer at Crosby Sanctuary, working in the native plant garden, clearing debris, picking up litter, and refilling bird feeders to support local wildlife and conservation efforts.
Ridgeview students volunteer at Crosby Sanctuary, working in the native plant garden, clearing debris, picking up litter, and refilling bird feeders to support local wildlife and conservation efforts.
Ridgeview students volunteer at Crosby Sanctuary, working in the native plant garden, clearing debris, picking up litter, and refilling bird feeders to support local wildlife and conservation efforts.
Ridgeview students volunteer at Crosby Sanctuary, working in the native plant garden, clearing debris, picking up litter, and refilling bird feeders to support local wildlife and conservation efforts.
Ridgeview students volunteer at Crosby Sanctuary, working in the native plant garden, clearing debris, picking up litter, and refilling bird feeders to support local wildlife and conservation efforts.
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Spirit
about 2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
RISE Scholar Spotlight
Our Carpentry students built these fantastic wooden trash can holders for our baseball and softball fields! Not only do these structures add a polished look to our facilities, but they also provide a real-world application of the skills our students are learning in class. From measuring and cutting to assembling and painting, these students demonstrated precision, teamwork, and craftsmanship—all essential skills for future careers in construction and design. #PanthersRISE
about 2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
alt text for website ChatGPT said: A wooden platform with multiple bright blue wooden trash can holders, built by carpentry students, placed on top. The structure is elevated on concrete blocks, and the background features trees and a clear blue sky. The project was created for the school's baseball and softball fields as part of a hands-on learning experience.
alt text for website ChatGPT said: A wooden platform with multiple bright blue wooden trash can holders, built by carpentry students, placed on top. The structure is elevated on concrete blocks, and the background features trees and a clear blue sky. The project was created for the school's baseball and softball fields as part of a hands-on learning experience.
alt text for website ChatGPT said: A wooden platform with multiple bright blue wooden trash can holders, built by carpentry students, placed on top. The structure is elevated on concrete blocks, and the background features trees and a clear blue sky. The project was created for the school's baseball and softball fields as part of a hands-on learning experience.
alt text for website ChatGPT said: A wooden platform with multiple bright blue wooden trash can holders, built by carpentry students, placed on top. The structure is elevated on concrete blocks, and the background features trees and a clear blue sky. The project was created for the school's baseball and softball fields as part of a hands-on learning experience.
alt text for website ChatGPT said: A wooden platform with multiple bright blue wooden trash can holders, built by carpentry students, placed on top. The structure is elevated on concrete blocks, and the background features trees and a clear blue sky. The project was created for the school's baseball and softball fields as part of a hands-on learning experience.
Ms. LaPierre and her outstanding culinary students recently catered breakfast for Superintendent Broskie's State of the Schools Address. From planning and preparation to presentation and service, these students showcased their culinary expertise and professionalism. This hands-on experience allowed them to apply their skills in a real-world setting and demonstrated their dedication to excellence. Their hard work was well received, and we are incredibly proud of their efforts in representing Ridgeview’s Culinary program at such a distinguished event! #PanthersRISE
about 2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Culinary students preparing and serving breakfast at Superintendent Broskie's State of the Schools Address.
Culinary students preparing and serving breakfast at Superintendent Broskie's State of the Schools Address.
Culinary students preparing and serving breakfast at Superintendent Broskie's State of the Schools Address.
Culinary students preparing and serving breakfast at Superintendent Broskie's State of the Schools Address.
Culinary students preparing and serving breakfast at Superintendent Broskie's State of the Schools Address.