RULH High School FCCLA students attended the Anthony Munoz Youth Leadership Seminar on Wednesday, October 23rd, 2024. Ripley Union Lewis Huntington High School was one of 82 schools in attendance. Students enjoyed motivational speakers during the seminar, and were paired with students from other area high schools to write down their goals for the future. The students also brainstormed ways to make their local communities better. Each school had to select a service project to submit to the foundation by April 2025, and the RULH students chose mental health awareness for their project. Way to go Blue Jays!
Good digital citizenship is focused on using responsible, respectful, and ethical behavior when using technology. Students in K-6 celebrated Digital Citizenship Week by pledging to do these five things:
- Listen to your gut to stay safe online.
- Use your arms when you’re online to balance your time.
- Use your legs to stand up to bullies online.
- Use your feet carefully when leaving tracks online.
- Use your head to ask questions about what you see online!
- Use your heart to be kind and respectful online.
Being a good digital citizen is a great way to be a responsible Blue Jay!
For the first time in many years RULH High School has an academic team! Ms. Ariana Alexander, Language Arts teacher, is the coach. The team recently competed in their first match of the year at the Brown County Educational Service Center against Eastern Brown, Fayetteville, and Fairfield.
The team members are as follows: (back row left to right) Ms. Ariana Alexander, Caitlynn Tonti, Jordan Fulton, Gavan Smith, and Shade Kendrick; (bottom row left to right) Giovanni Lackey, Emma Green, and Olivia Smith. Go Blue Jays!
