Hello Ridgeline Families- Today is a real milestone in the history of Ridgeline High—we successfully made it to Christmas Break! While our students have been working hard in class and stayed busy with their activities, they still managed to have a fun and festive winter Spirit Week! Can I just say- we have the BEST kids! I truly enjoy what I do because of the kids and great people I work with! I have a lot of principal friends from around the area and as I talk with them about what’s happening at their schools and what’s happening at Ridgeline, it confirms the purpose of our mission. BELONGING and relationships are the key to a positive culture. The staff and students at Ridgeline will always share a special bond because we are all a part of creating something new. When you build a school environment together, the process also builds trust and pride.
Make it a great Holiday Season! See you all back in 2022! --Mr. Hardt
We wanted to express our appreciation to everyone that made our first annual Blanket Night a success. It was great to see you and your families enjoying a holiday night out. Thank you for your fleece donations, scissors, promotion and attendance.
We estimate we had over 200 people in attendance and made 244 blankets. Job well done, Falcons!
Officer Mark Holthaus 'hired" four of our Graphic Arts students to work on recruitment flyers for the job openings in the Liberty Lake Police Department. Shown in the photo from left to right are Bella, Preston, Officer Holthaus, Braylon and Hunter. The two flyers chosen are also shown. Congratulations on a job well done Falcon Designers! Thanks to Officer Holthaus and the Liberty Lake Police Department for this real life opportunity for our students.They were "paid" with The Nest gift cards from our RHS DECA store, and chocolate.
Mr. Egeland & Landon Johnson playing Christmas music during both lunches!
Unified Club playing Holiday Bingo
Making Ornaments
Check out this video link to learn more about the awesomeness opportunities in FBLA!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9oDJ1iEnoI
Attend our first official meeting on Tuesday, January 4th in room E-202 during your lunch. The meeting will be held during both first and second lunch, so come during your usual lunch period. Regional Competition is in February, so don’t hesitate to join, so we can get you registered. See you there!
Wishing all our Falcon Families Joy and Peace this holiday season.
We hope to see you at our first meeting of 2022 on Tuesday, 01/18/2022. Location TBD.
Thank you!
Trina Richardson
The COPE Junior Health Scholar (JHS) program is a great opportunity for high school students, 16-18 years old, who are interested in the healthcare field to gain clinical experience while interacting with all levels of medical staff to better understand the dynamics of a hospital environment. Students will receive an initial training where they will learn the basics of US health care. As a clinical program, we offer valuable opportunities to enhance the skills potential healthcare professionals will need to emphasize in their future careers.
Junior Health Scholars are able to become a member of the patient care team and aid hospital staff by answering call lights, rounding, assisting with repositioning patients, delivering water and blankets, discharge patients, and re-stock commonly used items. JHS students are given the opportunity to observe procedures and converse directly with a range of hospital staff including: CNAs, Nurses, Physicians, Respiratory Therapists, Physical Therapists, and more.
We will be holding an informational meeting on Tuesday the 21st of December at 6:00 PM Pacific Time! We would like to invite teachers, students, and parents/guardians to register with this link: https://copehealthsolutions.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwtc-2pqTsrG9J5LU2q-HtfYIBCLi1ZTf6v
Our current application deadline is January 2nd with training planned in February. More information can be found at our website or on our instagram page @eastwahealthscholars.
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