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February 6, 2025

February 6, 2025February 5, 2025 Richland Northeast HS

Don’t Forget To Check Grades & Attendance

We only have 3 months left before this school year end. Please begin checking your child’s grades and attendance in Parent Portal every week. REMINDER:

All students must pass English and Math in addition to other credits to be promoted to the next grade level.
Seat Time Recovery is required for every absence after 5 in a one-credit (A-B) course and after the 3rd absences in a 1/2-credit (A or B) course.

We offer tutoring and Seat Time Recovery Monday-Thursday after school. Seat Time is also offered the 2nd and 4th Saturdays. If you have any issues or concerns, please contact your child’s counselor or Magnet or AVID Director. They can set up a parent conference with all your child’s teachers and administrators. Click the image today to view your child’s current grades and 2nd semester attendance.

AutoCAD Revit Workshop TODAY

All Magnets Parent Advisory Meeting TODAY

Please join the Magnet Parent Advisory meeting today at 6:00 PM in our C-Hall Collaboration Space. Parents and Magnet teachers are encourage to attend.

NHS Presents…Adopt-A-Highway

Mrs. Crigger and our school’s National Honor Society Organization will meet this Saturday, February 8th from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM to help keep our school campus and Brookfield Road clean. All students are encourage to attend. It is also a perfect opportunity to clear Detention hours and earn community service hours for any school organization that you are a member of.

February 5, 2025

February 5, 2025February 5, 2025 Richland Northeast HS

TODAY IS…Last Day to Clear 1st Semester Seat Time

Any student who has not cleared their Seat Time for 1st semester will be required to attend in person. All Edgenuity courses will be disabled at 11:59 PM tonight. Any students who have not completed their Seat Time will get an additional extension, but will be required to attend in person until all Seat Time in recovered. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact a member of the Attendance Team at rnh+attendance@richland2.org.

Parent/Teen Workshop – Food, Prizes, & Resources

MCEC Webinar: Developing Positive Coping Strategies

It’s vital for military-connected children to develop positive coping strategies to navigate the unique challenges they face, such as frequent moves, deployments, and changes in their family structure. As parents, there are several ways you can guide and support your child in reframing difficult experiences and building resilience. Don’t miss this Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC) FREE webinar TODAY at NOON. To view the live webinar, click the image to register.

If you’re unable to attend live, you should still register to secure your spot and watch the on-demand recording before Februart ends. MCEC will also upload all recordings to their YouTube channel for you to access later.

Purchase Carnations for Your Boo

valentines day flyer — **Click the flyer to order today.**

February 4, 2025

February 4, 2025February 3, 2025 Richland Northeast HS

JUNIORS & SENIORS: Tutoring Sessions Just for You

Magnet Field Study, 2nd Payment Due 2/15

**For more details about the trip, click the image.**

RNE Magnet students have the opportunity to embark on a thrilling 3-day journey to Atlanta, GA filled with exciting and educational adventures that complement classroom learning.

Explore the intriguing wildlife at Zoo Atlanta.
Tour the World of Coca-Cola, discovering historical artifacts and sampling international Coca-Cola beverages.
Delve into the intersection of science and technology with an exclusive tour at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Experience the the Center for Puppetry Arts and marine life at the Georgia Aquarium.
Discover artistic treasures at the High Museum of Art.
Gain insights into public health at the CDC.
Immerse in the diverse exhibits and an IMAX show at the Fernbank Museum.

MCEC Webinar TODAY: ACT & SAT Basics

The Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC) is offering a FREE webinar on TODAY at NOON on the differences between the ACT and SAT. Both are standardized tests commonly used for college admissions, but each has its own format and emphasis. Some colleges and programs may prefer one test over another, but both are widely accepted. Students should consider their strengths and weaknesses to determine which test best suits their abilities. To view the live webinar, click the image to register.