The school recently participated in an election process for the student government positions for the 2024-2025 school year. 

The following students were elected:

Maroon & White Art Show 

On Wednesday, April 10th Maroon and White music performances and art exhibition. The Maroon and White Recital Series began in the spring of 1964 and has been a means of highlighting outstanding Ridgewood High School musicians, artists, and dancers. 

Peer Village

Thanks to funding through the Ridgewood Education Foundation (REF), students at RHS have been participating in the Peer Village program. This program has provided live classroom interactions with students in Malawi. Scheduled live lessons have created a unique opportunity for students to connect with peers abroad in a structured setting exposing them to real world ideas from multiple perspectives. Lesson plans and classroom sessions have been lead by RHS teachers Luke Dolby and Charlie Appel. The Ridgewood Education Foundation’s funding has allowed the teachers to develop lesson plans and purchase supplies to coordinate and manage Malawi student access. Pictured are RHS students participating in recent classroom interactions with students in Malawi. 

Can you say “Lego my eggo?” 

Students in Stat with Finance are creating a 5 day meal plan on a budget. 

• April 24:  RHS Band Concert, West Side Presbyterian Church, 7:30pm

• April 25:  Virtual College Speaker Series, 7pm

• April 29 - May 2:  NJSLA testing

• May 5:  RHS Choir Car Wash, Parking Lot, 10am-4pm