Ridgevue High School Fight Song
“Roll Out!”
Roll like thunder, Ridgevue Warhawks,
Taking flight above the best.
Fight with strength and fight with honor,
Upward, onward, never rest.
Roll like thunder, Ridgevue Warhawks,
To the victory we fly,
Undivided, ever loyal,
Mighty Warhawks, Ridgevue Pride!
Go!, Go!, Go, fight win!
Ridgevue Warhawks, Win! Win! Win!
Ridgevue Warhawks meet every opportunity with honor, self-efficacy, resourceful determination and courageous perseverance--We rise “Above the Best!”
"Accurate assessment of student achievement is essential in ensuring academic growth for all students. Vallivue School District No. 139 utilizes state and district-developed assessment tools to ensure that a full range of assessment data is available for parents and school personnel. These data are used in determining placement, participation in extension and remediation programs, and communication of progress as measured against Idaho Core Standards and district curricula. Students are required to participate in State and local assessments."
Lisa Boyd
Superintendent - Vallivue School District No. 139
Principal Mr. Robert Gwyn Career Center/Testing Mrs. Addie Ashton
Asst. Principal Mr. Rusty Bengoa Administrative Assistant TBD
Asst. Principal Mr. Issac Goodrich Secretary/Receptionist Mrs. Melanie Smith
Athletic Director Mr. John Hartz Bookkeeper Mr. Aaron Sweet
Dean of Students Ms. Kira Skroh Attendance Secretary Ms. Elizabeth Castro
School Resource Officer Officer Onofrei Registrar Ms. Katie Kern
Counselor A-FL Mrs. Laurie Call Counseling Secretary Mrs. Erin Bastian
Counselor FM-ME Mrs. Angela Sillito School Nurse Ms. Marisela Munoz
Counselor MI-S Mrs. Evelyn Heaton
Counselor T-Z(AVID) Mr. Scott Herdegen
Are cellphones and other personal communication devices, including airpods, allowed at Ridgevue High School?
In order to focus on both a strong academic climate and a continued positive school culture, use of Personal Communication Devices, INCLUDING cellphones and airpoads are prohibited during the school day. Cell phones must be turned off prior to first hour and kept in a locker or in the student's car and NOT in clothing pockets, on one's person or in a backpack/purse.
What is an ASB Card?
An Associated Student Body (ASB) Card is $40.00. It allows free entrance to home sporting events and a discounted rate for sporting events not held at Ridgevue (with the exception of district and state tournaments).
Who is required to purchase an ASB Card?
All students who participate in sports, drama, band, choir, debate or yearbook are required to purchase an ASB Card. We encourage all students to purchase an ASB Card.
How do I release my student from school?
Please call the attendance line (208 453 4496) at least ONE hour before you need your student released. Whereas we do not disturb the educational process by calling into the classroom, we need time to have a note delivered to your students' classroom. Calls to release students can be made as early as 7:30 a.m. but will not be accepted after 2:30 p.m.
How many days of school can my student miss?
Regular attendance is an expectation here at Ridgevue. After six excused or unexcused absences per class, class credit may be denied. After 10 excused or unexcused absences a student WILL lose credit due to the state required seat time.
Does Ridgevue have a dress code?
Yes, Ridgevue does have a dress code.It is located in this document. Please review. Students dressed inappropriately will be asked to change and/or parents will be called.
How does my student know if they have A or B lunch?
Student lunch time is determined by their fourth hour class. All students who have a fourth hour class downstairs, have a Math class or have Religious Release have A lunch. A lunch is right after third hour. All students who have fourth hour upstairs or have PE/Health have B lunch. B lunch is right after fourth hour.
Does Ridgevue accept student deliveries?
Ridgevue does NOT accept student deliveries. This includes food, Chromebooks, sporting equipment, homework, flowers and all other items not listed. In addition, NO FOOD can be delivered through any delivery service. (i.e. Door Dash, Uber Eats or any other delivery service)
How does my student make an appointment with their counselor?
Students can make an appointment with their counselor at any time. Students can request a meeting in the counseling office and/or fill out a request to meet with their counselor.
Factors that enrich the school/home relationship:
1. That attendance be regular and punctual.
2. That a student absent from school should not expect a valid excuse to absolve him from the responsibility of making up the work missed.
3. That extra help in a subject, beyond what can be given during the class hour without robbing the group of the teacher's time, should be on the initiative of the student as well as the teacher.
4. That parental concerns be first registered with the classroom teacher so as to provide the school an opportunity to make adjustments as resources will permit.
Factors needing cooperation of parents and school:
1. A demanding class schedule and participation in too many activities to the detriment of the class work are factors which demand constant attention.
2. Both the school and the home should watch the progress of the student on regular grading reports.
3. The parent and the school both want the student to learn to get along with others, assume his/her own responsibilities and develop self-discipline. It should be the common purpose of both parents and school to adjust any attending strain to the development of the student without weakening him/her by absolving him/her of the responsibility for his/her actions.
4. If a boy or girl becomes significantly unhappy in school, the matter should be reported to the counselor by his/her parents.