Junior High WEMO Tournament brackets are updated. Please see attached.
Junior High boys and girls both advance in the WEMO Tournament! Please see the updated brackets attached.
The FBLA is in search of yarn to craft baby blankets for the Ronald McDonald House. Our members will be engaged in knitting or crocheting these blankets in the upcoming months. If you have any yarn that you would like to contribute, kindly drop it off at the high school office. Your donations will be greatly appreciated.
Next week starting on Monday, Dec. 11th, the HS basketball teams will play in the Butler Basketball Tournament. Admission is $5.00. Please see the brackets attached.
Dear Community Members and Organizations:
This is the time of year when people are feeling gratitude for having things they need, wishing for things they want, or being acutely aware that they don't have the things they need or want. Several civic groups and individuals have approached me this year about making donations to the school for kids in need.
Some of you have been able to provide for specific things which have benefited kids greatly. But we do have students, especially our older students, who often need things immediately. Predominantly toiletries like shampoo, soap, body wash, toothpaste, and deodorant. We also have need to provide kids with sweats, underwear, socks, or hoodies for various reasons from kindergarten through 12th grade. If you can provide unopened toiletries for both boys and girls, or unopened underwear or sweats (new/like new) for boys or girls anywhere between 5T and 40 inch waist, or new or like new hoodies from 5T to XXL, you would help us provide the best possible learning environment we can give to children.
Other items our nurse uses to care for kids daily includes zip lock bags, Tylenol, ibuprofen, children Tylenol and ibuprofen (chewable), band aids, etc. (please only unopened items).
Through the state’s feminine hygiene grant, we have been able to stock a full year’s supply of feminine supplies and medication that is available to our female students so please do not donate these items.
If you would like to be put on a list to donate specific items such as a coat, or shoes, or any items we discover a child might need, please email me at kgoddard@richhill.k12.mo.us and I will make your name available and what you can provide to our principals and counselor.
All other items listed above may be dropped off at any of our offices.
Thank you all and the Faculty, Staff, Administration, and School Board wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Basketball Schedule-
Monday- Dec. 4th. Home opener-- HS v Miami in the Dome. Games will start at 5:30 with 2 quarters of JV Boys followed by Varsity Girls and Varsity Boys.
Tuesday- Dec. 5th -- JH v Liberal in the Dome. The games will start at 5:30. Girls A Team --> Girls B Team (2 qts) -->Boys A Team --> Boys B Team (B team games will be running clock)
Dec. 5th -- HS basketball will travel to Hume with a start time of 5:30-Varsity Only Games.
Good Luck this week Tigers!
Tigers take 1st place at the Dennis Cornish Classic in Lockwood! Congratulations Tigers!
Information for our Tiger Community!
The Carpenter's Cup in Butler will be distributing FREE groceries tomorrow, Nov. 29th from 1-4 pm. Please see the flyer for details.
Market Day falls on December 4th and is an integral part of the Entrepreneurship class curriculum. The following are just a few of the businesses that will be present on the 4th. We encourage you to plan on stopping by and checking out their products! Find them set up at the Dome entrance during the Home basketball game.
Market Day falls on December 4th and is an integral part of the Entrepreneurship class curriculum. The following are just a few of the businesses that will be present on the 4th. We encourage you to plan on stopping by and checking out their products! Find them set up at the Dome entrance during the Home basketball game.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Tues, Nov. 21 @ 5:30pm
Varsity Boys only @ NEVC
Nov. 27 - Dec. 2
HS Boys Tournament @ Lockwood
The bus barn has several used 11 22.5 bus tires both 12ply and 16ply. $100 each or best offer. Contact Kenny Kasner at the bus barn to take a look at them.
Coaching Positions Now Available for the Spring and Fall of 2024.
Spring 2024
HS Head Baseball
HS Assistant Baseball
HS Head Softball
HS Assistant Softball
JH Head Track
Fall 2024
HS Head Varsity Football
HS Assistant Varsity Football
Please find more information and support staff applications by visiting our website.
https://www.richhill.k12.mo.us/page/district
The holidays are almost here! Time to gift your Tiger fans with some custom apparel and accessories. Click the link below to visit our Sideline Store and wrap up your holiday shopping with new Tiger gear!
https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/missouri/richhill/rich-hill-r-4-high-school
Reminder: College Info Night is TONIGHT at 6:00 p.m. in the Library. All Seniors and their parents are invited to attend.
UPDATE: Unfortunately due to injuries on the Bronaugh girls' team, they have had to cancel the game for Monday, November 20th. We will try to continue to seek out another team to play for the girls, but it most likely will not be on Monday.
Reminder: If you would like for your student (grades 6-12) to OPT-OUT of the suicide prevention assembly scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday November 15th, please return the signed opt-out form or email us by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. Please email TJ (tjblack@richhill.k12.mo.us) or Mrs. Stevener (mstevener1@richhill.k12.mo.us) with questions or opt-out correspondence.
We have added a game for the HS Girls' Basketball team. The girls will play a home game against Bronaugh on Monday, November 20th at 5:30pm
Don't forget tonight (11.13.2023) is the HS Jamboree starting at 5:30pm at home.
Seniors: Do not forget you voted the class would pay for the caps and gowns out of your senior class funds. You just need to write down your height and weight on the order form. You do NOT order them online! You can order other senior items online, just DO NOT order the cap, gown, stole and tassle.
The members of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) were filled with excitement as they gathered for a unique and thrilling experience at a Kansas City Mavericks hockey game. This event not only provided a break from their academic pursuits but also served as a reminder of the importance of teamwork and collaboration, values that both FBLA and FCCLA emphasize in their mission to prepare students for success in the business world and in family and community life.
