Salvatore Chase, Claire Choi, Kameron Jackson, Emma Mwanzia, Grace Beckwith, Natalia Chaganava and Señor Ballas

While reading The Scarlet Letter, the AHLISA I students constructed collages inspired by Nathaniel Hawthorne's description
of Hester Prynne amidst her adultery scandal in 1640's Boston, Massachusetts. 

In their study of electric circuits, Physics students engaged in hands-on learning by constructing both series and parallel circuits. Utilizing a multimeter, they were able to validate Ohm's Law, deepening their understanding of the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance.

Following this foundational exploration, students experienced the excitement of innovation by creating circuits that allowed them to play songs and games with their peers using the Makey Makey board. This interactive experience not only fostered collaboration and creativity but also reinforced
their knowledge in a fun and engaging manner. The joy of learning was evident as students connected theoretical concepts to
practical applications, enhancing their educational experience.

The World Language Spanish Program seeks host families for April's spring break week. Nineteen Spaniards will be completing their cultural exchange with some of our RHS students this spring break.  Some of our students have graduated and cannot host.

This is an amazing experience to share our wonderful school and town internationally. Please consider hosting a Spanish sibling this spring break.  Get started today by completing this google form: Spanish Exchange Interest Survey.

You may also email or see Profesora Barker (bbarker@rpsnj.us) or Profesora Galasso (pgalasso@rpsnj.us) immediately for details.

Marley Barnes, Nick Golubovic, Brandon Amador, Ryan Tansey, Maeve Hartstein, Chloe Durocher, Ava Kat. Ms. Contreres

Smiles all around when the Harlem Wizards Visited Unified Members.

Anya Waltemyer, Ava Kat, Nicholas Romero

Applied Engineering Club hosted a pizza party that will be remembered! They were honored to have distinguished guests,
including Mr. Marrero from Lemelson-MIT, Superintendent Dr. Schwarz, Principal Nyhuis, and Science Supervisor Mrs. Taylor.
Their presence and support have motivated them immensely as they gear up for the upcoming competitions in March and April.