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SAVE THE DATE: Community Dinner, 11/20

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Student Council Conference a Success

Our Student Council traveled to Orlando, Florida for the Southern Association of Student Council Conference. They traveled with our sister schools and represented the great state of South Carolina. All Richland Two schools walked away with several awards. Richland Northeast’s Student Council received 3rd overall in Community Service and Outreach and was also became a Diamond member school! We can’t wait to see what new ideas they implement in RNE.

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CavPlex Recognized by SCSPA

SCSPA is the state’s high school journalism organization who recognizes SC schools’ literary magazines and yearbooks. CavPlex received 8 individual awards. In addition to the awards above, two students were honored at the board meeting. Delaney Peck was honored for her opinion article on te Apalachee High School shooting. Her article was in the top 15% of all articles published by student journalists as “Best of SNO”. Lillian Mirosavich was honored for successful completion on the Al Neuharth Free Spirit and Journalism conference. Lillian received a $1000 scholarship and was South Carolina’s representative at the event.

• Literary Magazine
  • DeAsia Jacobs (Class of 2024): 3rd Place Cover Design (Psyche), 3rd Place Spread Design, 3rd Place Theme Package
  • Aaron Good (Class of 2024): 1st Place Fiction (Lily)
  • Ein Moscowitz (Class of 2024): 2nd Place Script/Drama
• Yearbook
  • Destiny Heflin (Class of 2024): Honorable Mention Clubs Spread Design
  • Pilar Teasdel: 2nd Place Feature Copy (Hispanic Heritage Month)
  • Delaney Peck: 3rd Place Personality Profile (Will Wilson)

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Happy Veterans Day!!!

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Career Spirit Week: It’s Camouflage Day!!

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This Week in CAV Nation

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HOPE 365 – Help Us Meet Our Goals

HOPE 365, is our student-led community service project for the holiday season. Our goal of each year is to help those in need in our community by collecting and donating canned goods, socks, toiletries and feminine hygiene products, and toys to various homeless shelters, local food banks, Stuff-A-Bus. Additionally, we are adopting families and senior citizens through Families Helping Families. We want to thank those who donated to our Blood Drive as they helped us accomplish one goal. Continue to lookout for Mrs. Cherry’s emails for updates on totals and additional scheduled events. Help us make our community better and stronger!

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Registration Ends in 5 Days

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Share with Friends, Coworkers, & Families

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RNE Magnet Shadowing Days

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Got Excessive Absences?

Attend Seat Time Recovery TODAY, 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM and recover up to 3 absences in one class. If you are unable to attend today, please click HERE to register for an after school session or another Saturday session. The last day to recover absences without receiving an FA on your report card is Thursday, December 19, 2024.

Please note, absences can ONLY be recovered by attending Seat Time in person. Canned good donations will ONLY clear Detention hours due to tardies.

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Got Detention Hours?

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Deadline TOMORROW, Nov 10th

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RNE Leaders as Readers at Conder Elementary

Student Government and our student athletes visited Conder Elementary to read to students and to share some words of wisdom. Football player, Brandon McFadden, attended Conder Elementary School and a few of his teachers were happy to see him come back and speak to the current students. If you are interested in Leaders as Readers, please click on the image.

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Career Day Representatives Needed

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RNE Bowling’s Game Is TONIGHT

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Support the Junior Class

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Pink Fashion Show A Huge Success

Our 2nd Annual 50 Shades of Pink fashion show, in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, was amazing! We want to thank you to Richland Two Superintendent Dr. Moore, Executive Stafff, Dr. Thomas, and the RNE staff and students who participated and supported this event. Most importantly, thank you to our SURVIVORS, who also participated. Remember, “Pink is Stronger Than You Think”!

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Ellis, HR New Teacher on the Block

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District Honor Choir & Region Nominations

Congratulations to 11 singers who were selected for the District Honor Choir. 12 were also nominated for Region Choir traveled to Newberry for an all-day clinic and concert. Please help us congratulate the following PCA Vocal and Cavalier Chorale members.

• Sopranos: Quionna Allen (District), Elizabeth Beasley (District & Region), Sydney Brown (District), & Addison Monroe (District & Region)
• Altos: Lyric Dozier (DHC and Region), Faith Williams (DHC and Region), & Anthony Signore (Region)
• Tenors: Austin Brown (DHC and Region), Caden Holman (DHC and Region), Nathan Islar (DHC and Region), Justus Jamison (DHC and Region)
• Basses: Dorian Daney (DHC and Region), Caleb Holman (DHC and Region)

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Career Day Representatives Needed

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Culinary Arts Experience Fine Dining

Chef Wrightson receently took her Culinary Arts Management Two students to Smoked, a fine dining restaurant on Main Street. With the assistance of a Richland Northeast Culinary graduate and current employee of Smoked, Chef Wrightson met with Chef Tim, who was also excited about students coming to visit. During the visit, they were seated in a beautiful private dining room and was served a 4-course meal which was introduced and described by Chef Tim. Additionally, three of the kitchen staff, to include the RNE graduate talked with Chef’s students about their current roles, academic and career paths, and future goals. All three are graduates of Johnson & Wales University, Chef Wrightson’s Alma Mater. Richland Northeast would like to express their gratitude to Chef Tim for providing the wonderful experience and donating his time and resources to our students.

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We & Condor Needs YOU!!!

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Not Happy with 1st Quarter Grade?

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RNE Bowling Season Kick-Off

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Basketball Tryouts TODAY!!!

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Check Out – Standardized Testing Resources

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Khan Academy Proven to Increase Test Scores

Are you wondering about the power of Khan Academy or any other standardized test resources. Check out this video with RNE Class of 2018 Graduate, Omaria. She increased her scores by 340 points practicing on Khan Academy. Click the image to view how Khan Academy helped Omaria.

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Don’t Forget to Set Your Clocks

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CAV Nation’s Weekly In Review

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Pathways to College, Register TODAY

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Cadet Receives 200K Scholarship

Senior Jordyn Williams, an NJROTC cadet and Palmetto Center for the Arts (PCA) student, recently received a ROTC scholarship worth $200,000. Her college choices are Howard, CAU, and Spellman. Congratulations, Jordyn, we are so proud of you. OORAH!!!

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