Miami University is proud to present the Bridges Program, which was founded 40 years ago by Black students who wanted a Miami degree to be more accessible to students from diverse backgrounds and to ensure that their experiences here would be rewarding. The Bridges Program is an engaging experience that provides an inside look at Miami University to prospective students. This program invites high-achieving high school seniors from historically underrepresented populations, as well as students who have a commitment to promoting a deeper understanding of and appreciation for diversity, to engage with our current students, faculty, and staff. The program attracts students who represent various diverse identities — racial/ethnic, sexual orientation and gender identity, and socioeconomic.

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The Agricultural Sciences Education and Communication department at Purdue University is hosting a Preview Day. This opportunity is open to any high school aged student that may want to study agriculture communications, marketing, education, extension, and more. We are excited to see you and your students at Agricultural Sciences Education and Communication's (ASEC) Preview Day on Thursday September 21^st.

Registration will be from 8:30-9:00am in Krach Leadership Center Rm 230, on Purdue's campus. A complete itinerary will be sent closer to time.

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College, Career, and Military planning continues this week with our military representative being at RHS all day. She will be working with juniors in the classroom and will be available for all students during the lunch hour today.

If you want to learn more about the military and how to research the different branches and programs each offer, please email your school counselor or visit the guidance website and click on the military link.

Upcoming SAT dates Nov 4, Dec 2

Upcoming ACT dates Oct 28, Dec 9, Feb 10^th

Please see guidance for questions.

Manufacturing Day at Ivy Tech Kokomo will be Oct 6^th, from 9am-2pm. Please fill out the google form Mrs. Brown emailed if you are interested in attending

FCA will be meeting Friday at 7:00am in the gym. Everyone is welcome to attend.

FCA will be meeting Wednesday morning from 7:45-8:15am for See You at the Pole in front of RMS at the flagpole. Hope to see you there.

THURSDAY SEPT 28th there will be a callout for Dungeons and Dragons in the cafeteria.

Are you interested in venturing out and trying something new this year? Or are you interested in expanding your resume and creating a change? A Mentoring program, Big Student Little Student is holding a callout meeting this Tuesday during homeroom, in Mrs. Showley's room. Please note that coming to the call-out meeting isn't committing to the program.

8^th grade volleyball last night 25-4, 25-11 Sylvia McCall had 5 aces, Maddy Bailon had 4 aces and 8 kills. Amara Wieringa had 4 kills. Emma Mathias and Elise Enyart each had 3 aces.

Good luck boys soccer at Culver, volleyball at Wabash, and girls soccer against Northwestern at home.

Happy Birthday to Emma McKenzie, and Liam Pinder

BE PROUD, DO RIGHT, TREAT EVERYONE WITH RESPECT.BE A ZEBRA.HAVE A TERRIFIC TUESDAY!

8th graders: We are having a "Black Out Night" for RMS is tonight. So come dressed in your black attire. This event is free to any 8th graders that would like to attend. The 6th grade volleyball game starts at 5:30pm and then 7th at 6:00pm, 8^th grade to follow. Hope to see you there.

Upcoming SAT dates Nov 4, Dec 2

Upcoming ACT dates Oct 28, Dec 9, Feb 10^th

Please see guidance for questions.

Manufacturing Day at Ivy Tech Kokomo will be Oct 6^th, from 9am-2pm. Please fill out the google form Mrs. Brown emailed if you are interested in attending

FCA will be meeting Friday at 7:00am in the gym. Everyone is welcome to attend.

FCA will be meeting Wednesday morning from 7:45-8:15am for See You at the Pole in front of RMS at the flagpole. Hope to see you there.

Wednesday, September 27^th there will be a callout for Dungeons and Dragons in the cafeteria.

September 27^th there will be a girls basketball callout in the Jag room, this is for anyone grades 9-12

The Lady Zebra golf team finished in 4th place out of 15 teams at the Lake Central regional on Saturday. Congratulations to Olivia Bailey and Ava Thomas for qualifying as individuals for the IHSAA girls golf state finals to be played this Friday and Saturday. Scores for the Zebras were:

Olivia Bailey - 72, individual regional champion, becomes first RHS girl golfer to win regionals

Ava Thomas - 76, individual regional 2nd place

Payton Moore - 91

Lexi Haughs - 117

Ella McCarter - 124

RHS Cross Country wrapped up its regular season at the New Haven Classic this Saturday. Our shorthanded boys team finished 14th in a field of 21 teams in the AA race. Highlights of the day included 3 zebra runners finishing in the top 40, earning medals. Wesley Steininger was 19th and Reece Johnson was 40th in a field of 159 boys. Allyson Calloway was 20th on a field of 142 girls. Wesley ran a season best time of 17:36. Reece ran a lifetime best of 18:19. Allyson ran 21:53, marking her third effort under 22 minutes this season. She had no races that fast a season ago!

ZXC will be begin their postseason by racing at Manchester this Saturday in the TRC Championship.

Good luck JV football at home against Peru, boys soccer at John Glenn, and 8^th grade volleyball at home against Maconaquah

Happy Birthday to Makhia Harding, Sophia Kouskousakis, Azaria Ploetz

BE PROUD, DO RIGHT, TREAT EVERYONE WITH RESPECT.BE A ZEBRA.HAVE A MAGNIFICENT MONDAY!

The State of Indiana calls this week College Go Week at schools. At RHS we prefer to talk about College, Career, and Military planning all school year.

This week and coming weeks we will be spotlighting various opportunities students can consider after graduation. Apprenticeships, Technical, Trade, Two Year and Four year schooling, Military, and Workforce Ready careers are all the perfect options. We want students to have resources to help them make their future career decisions.

This week 8th, 9th and 10th grade students will be reviewing the Learn More Indiana magazines during homeroom. The goal is for students to use the magazine and the interactive options it provides to start thinking about future careers.

This week 11th grade students may also review the website. The big focus for our juniors will be to create a resume in English class. Regardless of career, apprenticeships, two/four/technical/trade schools, or military, students will need a resume. Also, students will be getting their ASVAB result and Post Test Interpretations on Tuesday.

The 12th grade students have been reviewing future career options and have created a resume. This week seniors interested in applying to a tech, trade, two or four year college should complete an application during College Application Week while some schools are waiving the application fees.

The Counseling Office will be available to work with seniors this week during homeroom to assist with completing applications.

At this time there is an IU representative in the auditorium to meet with interested students. 

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Riddle will do announcements every morning.  Students will need to listen to announcements for any upcoming sporting events.  All forms will be here at the office under the TV.  An eMail will be sent to parents on the updated event providing we have the correct eMail address.

For your enjoyment, watch our 2020 video entitled "Riddle to Middle". 

 For all college visits, please see Mrs. Furrow for proper paperwork before any college visit!

Seniors, remember to check the Scholarships page for updated information.  Carve out some time to work on your applications over the upcoming holidays!