April 12, 2026

Richland Northeast HS

Hope You Enjoyed Spring Break

See you on Monday, April 13th

Juniors & Seniors, Have You Purchased Your Prom Ticket

Students can ONLY purchase prom tickets when they do not have a class, from 8:10 – 8:45 AM, and during both lunches. The Fees Office closes 4:00 PM each day. 

If all student fees are paid, parents and students can request to add the prom fee to their student accounts. However, prom fees must be paid online by 4:00 PM on Friday, May 1st.

ATTENTION: WINDSOR GRADUATES

Testing Season is Here: “Free to Focus” Matters

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The halls are a little quieter and the stakes feel a little higher—it’s testing season in South Carolina. After months of hard work, students across the state are ready to show what they’ve learned. However, there’s one hurdle that has nothing to do with the curriculum: unauthorized devices.

The Risk Isn’t Worth the Reward: In our latest video, “You’re Smarter Than That,” students and educators come together to deliver a vital message. In the age of constant connectivity, it can be tempting to keep your phone or smartwatch close by. But during a state test, “close by” is too close.

The “Zero Tolerance” List Includes: Cell phones, Smartwatches, Smart glasses. Whether it’s in your pocket, on your wrist, or on your face, having these devices during a test is a serious violation.

What’s at Stake? It’s not just about a “slap on the wrist.” A violation can lead to:

  1. Invalidated Results: Your entire test could be thrown out, making your hard work disappear.
  2. Serious Consequences: Violations can lead to heavy fines and even legal action.

You’ve Got This: As the South Carolina Department of Education emphasizes, you’ve worked too hard to risk it all now. The goal of the Free to Focus initiative is to ensure every student has a fair, distraction-free environment to succeed.

You don’t need a search engine or a text message to prove your worth. Trust your preparation, leave the tech in your locker, and remember: You’re smarter than that.

Good luck to all South Carolina students on their upcoming exams!