Senior Spotlight: Kade Belshe
Plans after high school graduation:
After high school, I will be playing baseball for the Missouri State-West Plains Grizzlies. I will begin work on a business degree.
Teacher or staff member with a big impact on your high school career:
Coach Whittle spent hours of his free time helping me become a better baseball player. In the process, he also made me a better person.
Mr. Rujawitz put up with me for three hours every day and made it fun.
Coach White cared about me, win or lose, on and off the court, even when it was hard.
Favorite memory of high school: My favorite moment of high school was when I signed to college baseball.
Advice you would give to the younger high school students: The decisions you make in high school matter. The hard work you put in matters. Make good decisions during your freshman and sophomore years, so you don't have regrets your senior year.
Summer Arts Program Fundraiser
The baseball game at Dixon has been cancelled tonight due to the weather.
Senior Spotlight: Shallyn Gammons
Plans after high school: I want to become a Special Education Teacher
Teacher/staff with a large impact on your high school career: Dr. Turner and Mrs. Carr because of when they helped me through my rough times and helped me get back on my feet.
Favorite Quote: High school is what kind of grows you into the person you are.
Advice to younger students: Don’t rush High School, take advantage of it.
Congratulations to our high school track athletes who medaled today at the Frisco League Conference track meet!
Congratulations to our junior high track athletes that medaled today at the Frisco League Conference track meet!
Senior Spotlight: Darcee Jensen
Plans after high school graduation: Attend Missouri Southern State University to major in forensics
Teacher or staff member with a big impact your high school career:
My Grandfather, Mr. Rick Brashear (Papa Rick) is a bus driver for the Richland R-IV school district. He is the silliest, kindest man that I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. Despite his famous, fallacious shortcuts and prolonged trips, he has driven me to become the person I am today.
-Favorite memory of high school
My favorite memories of high school come from my sophomore year: any time coming to or from a scholar bowl meet Hana Muse would start games of “headbands”. We would all give obscure clues that made the game hilarious but nearly impossible to play.
Sending heartfelt congratulations to our amazing retirees at Richland R-4. Their dedication, hard work, and wisdom has been invaluable to us. Wishing you all the best in this next chapter. #retirement # gratitude
Retirees: James Schwartz and Lisa York
Richland Board Members Warren Powell and Elizabeth Duncan were sworn in at last night's board meeting.
Good luck to the Scholar Bowl team at districts today in Eugene!
Congratulations to our junior high athletes who medaled at the Lebanon track meet today. Jaxon Preble placed second in the 1600m and Haydenn Laughlin placed third in the shot put.
No School
Monday April 15th
The baseball team will play at Bourbon tomorrow at 11:00. Good luck Bears!
If you're not able to make it to the Bears home baseball game tonight against Summersville, it is being aired on 102.3 by Connor Harbit.
Save the date!!!
See you on the 17th!
Senior Spotlight: Alexander Glackin
Plans after high school graduation:
I will be attending the University of Alaska - Fairbanks (UAF) for my undergraduate. My time there will be spent pursuing a degree in both Electrical Engineering and Geoscience while conducting research as part of their Honors College and Climate Scholars programs.
Teacher or staff member with a big impact on your High School career:
I simply cannot choose. Each teacher has exposed me to ideas and concepts that have expanded my worldview— and there is nothing more influential than information.
Favorite Quote:
"Normality is a paved road:
It's comfortable to walk, but no flowers grow." - Vincent Van Gogh
Advice for Underclassmen:
There's no other way to say it -- no guts, no glory, no legend, no story. Dive off of the deep end -- you'll either sink or figure out how to swim.
Third grade held a Presidential Living Museum today! Students had to thoroughly research their president and create a poster board to go along with their presentation. Students from all grade levels came to listen to their presentations.
Congratulations to our high school track athletes who medaled at the Vienna track meet today.
Richland High School recently participated in the Frisco League Art Competition. The following students placed:
Jadyn Hensell- 1st Small Scale Sculpture
Jadyn Hensell- 1st Blake and White Drawing
Isabelle Bowling- 1st Color Photography
Brenna Ritzheuner- 2nd Non-Traditional Artwork
Jadyn Hensell- 2nd Fibers
Jazmen Sweet- 2nd Colored Drawing
Torrin Olguin- 2nd Colored Drawing
Kylie Cole- 2nd Color Photography
Haidyn Walters- 2nd Color Photography
Kourtney Ogle- 2nd Large Scale Sculpture
Braden Yoruk- 2nd Small scale Sculpture
Dylan Green- 2nd Small Scale Sculpture
Hayden Marler- 3rd Small Scale Sculpture
Kory Taylor- 3rd Small Scale Sculpture
Isabelle Bowling- 3rd Painting
Monica Smith-3rd Painting
Ethan Butteris-3rd Painting
Alisha Cruz-3rd Painting
