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SAVE THE DATE: Winter Band Concert

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✍️ Important EOC Testing Alert for English 2 Students & Parents

English 2 students are currently taking the first required section of their End-of-Course (EOC) assessment: Writing. Please ensure all English 2 students report to their assigned testing room by 9:00 AM sharp, bringing their fully charged school-issued Chromebook and charger. Late arrivals will not be permitted entry once the assessment has begun. The second required section, Reading, is scheduled for Tuesday, December 9th. Remember, taking both the Writing and Reading sections is mandatory. Failure to complete both will result in a zero for the English 2 final exam, which accounts for 20% of the overall final grade and could significantly impact the student’s final average.

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Magnet Shadowing Day Tomorrow

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WBL Coordinator, Dr. Barnes’, Office Hours

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4 RNE Seniors Showcased on WIS

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This Week in CAV Nation

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Final Exams Are Approaching

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Attendance Retrieval Deadline – December 6th

That is correct. The deadline to complete Attendance Retrieval (formerly known as Seat Time Recovery) is 11:30 PM on December 6th. Please make sure you email rnh+attendance@richland2.org to verify that you have completed your Seat Time.

Please understand any absences you receive from December 1st until December 19th MUST be recovered by attending in person Attendance Retrieval, the Cavalier Success Lab, or After School Tutoring. Edgenuity will NOT be assigned for absences during the these two weeks.

Click HERE to visit our Attendance Matters website. The AR presentations, Edgenuity Self-Enrollment instructions, and a AR Calculator can be found on this site. NOTE: If the course(s) you needed is not in Edgenuity, you must participate in AR in person to recover absences in the course(s).

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EOC Success: Important Information for Students & Parents

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4 Days til Shadowing Day, Have You RSVPed?

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It’s Black Friday!!! Help Us Meet Our H.O.P.E. 365 Goals

Our Holiday program known as H.O.P.E. 365, is underway! H.O.P.E. 365 is a student-led community service project at Richland Northeast High School.  The goal of our project each year is to help those in need in our community.  

This fall we are collecting non-perishable food items to donate to local food banks; socks, toiletries, & feminine hygiene items to donate to various homeless shelters; and toys & bikes to help Stuff-A-Bus.  We are also adopting families and senior citizens through Families Helping Families and sponsoring a blood drive. Thanks to you, 11 of our 20 families have been adopted. Please help us reach our goal. Click HERE to adopt a family, senior citizen, or disabled adult.

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More Miracles Needed on Cavalier Street

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Donate Canned Goods, Clear Detention Hours

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Happy Thanksgiving

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Celebrating Thanksgiving with the Community

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Don’t Forget to Register

Take the Holiday to RSVP for Shadowing Day

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SAVE THE DATE: Winter Band Concert

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StuCo: 15 Baskets, 1000 Meals, Limitless Impact

This past weekend several of our Student Council students were donating their time to give back to the community. They participated in Forward City Church’s Season of Giving by preparing 15 Thanksgiving baskets for families. On Saturday, they traveled to Orangeburg to help serve 1000 people a meal. Their willingness to devote their time and energy truly embodies the spirit of our school and shows the powerful impact student leaders can have on the wider community.

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The Power of Partnership: Thank You for Connecting

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Help Us Reach Our H.O.P.E. 365 Goals

Adopt a Family, Senior Citizen, Disable Adult

Harvest Hope Online Meal Donations

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Enjoy Your Thanksgiving Break!!

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📢 Don’t Miss Out! Check Your Attendance Status NOW!

Just a quick reminder that attendance is absolutely critical—not just for today, but for your future success. We know life happens, but your presence in class truly matters!

Why You Need to Be Here Every Day

Your attendance builds essential life habits like reliability and discipline that are crucial whether you plan to be Enlisted, Enrolled, or Employed after graduation.

More immediately, remember the rule: State law requires students to attend school a minimum of 170 days out of the 180-day school year to receive course credit. If you miss too many classes, you could lose credit and be required to complete Seat Time Recovery (which means extra work!).

Take Action Today!

The best way to stay on track is to be informed. Our Attendance Matters page is your go-to resource for understanding the rules and checking your status.

Use the site to:

1. Log in to PowerSchool and view your current absences.
2. Use the handy Seat Time Calculator to see if you need to recover hours.
3. Find information about the Edgenuity (Blended Learning) program for Credit Recovery.

Don’t wait until it’s too late! Stay present, stay informed, and stay successful.

Just a quick reminder that attendance is absolutely critical—not just for today, but for your future success. We know life happens, but your presence in class truly matters!

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