The Warrior Press
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Riverside High School ~ The Warrior Press ~ Volume 7, Edition 6 ~ September 28, 2026
Homecoming Royalty - Riverside High School celebrated its annual Homecoming Friday night. Congratulations to Seniors Graham Bruce and Cy Covington as they were named Homecoming King & Queen. Congratulations to the following students for being named to the RHS Court: Senior Court (Ashley Zheng and Marque's Skinner), Junior Court (Ella McGrath and Silas DeBlois), Sophomore Court (Cayman Tolbert and Bowman Caudill) and Freshman Court (Valerie Vu and Lucas DeJong). Photos by Rick Schwartz.
Homecoming Dance 2026 - Riverside High School hosted its annual Homecoming Dance Saturday Night at the Greenville Convention Center. Thank you to the Homecoming Committee for organizing the event.
Please see the Counseling Connection Newsletter for the Month of October.
Academic Time (tutoring) is back. Riverside High School will host Academic Time every Tuesday and Thursday from 4-5 p.m. on the G-Hall. Students Must be Present and Signed-In by 4:00 p.m. or they may not stay. Students must provide their own transportation at the conclusion of Academic Time. Please use this free opportunity to get help, catch up or finish work in your classes.
In celebration of National Arts in Education Week, RHS PTSA is launching its annual Reflections Contest. Does your student enjoy art, music and dance or have an interest in writing, producing films or taking photos? Then join us in encouraging your student to have fun unleashing their inner artist with PTA Reflections! This year’s theme, “What My Culture Means to Me” calls for their unique interpretation through the arts. Students will enjoy rewards ($50 for 1st Place!) and recognition for their effort, and their judged entry may be selected as a winner at the school, district, state, or national level. Check out the Reflections information on our PTSA website or contact Kristen Belflower for more information. Entries are due in January.
The School Store in the cafeteria is OPEN and going strong. But we’d like to clear up some confusion among students, so please share this graphic with your students to help explain the new Incentive Program. Due to the new enforcement of the SC Smart Snack guidelines during school hours, the store is no longer allowed to SELL sugared sodas or candy. But students may EARN these items as an incentive. PTSA has added a $10 “School Store Donation” item to the menu. Every student that makes a donation will receive incentive tokens to be exchanged for sodas or candy. If a student makes a $10 donation to the Store, they will receive 5 incentive tokens, each token good for one $2 soda or $2 candy bar. This is NOT a scam. Do the math – it’s a $10 donation for 5 - $2 incentive item tokens. These donations can only be made at the school store.
In order to keep its doors open, volunteers are needed! It’s a great way to see the culture of our school and see your kids in their element. Consider volunteering even just once, or even better, once a month. We will train you! Sign up HERE.
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RHS is on a block schedule, therefore students are allowed 5 absences for a semester class and 3 for a quarter class.
Please consider joining the RHS PTSA for $5. Click for more information.
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