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We still have some tickets available for Dinner and a Show! The RNE Education Foundation will host a buffet dinner (see menu) on March 27 at 6 p.m., followed by PCA Theatre's "Cats" in the District Auditorium with VIP seating. Tickets: $30 per person in the Main Office or order by mail by March 19 (please make your check payable to the Richland Northeast Education Foundation, 7500 Brookfield Road, Columbia, SC 29223) and we'll hold your tickets at the door on the 27th. Please include your address and phone number on the check so that we can confirm your order with you. Read more. . . .

District Two has ruled that beginning in 2010 – 11 all student drivers who want a school parking sticker must take the National Safety Council's Alive@25 early-intervention driving course. These four-and-a-half-hour workshops are being offered at district sites throughout the spring and summer. Download schedule: www.richland2.org/rnh/downloads/alive@25_sched2010.pdf. Register at www.scaliveat25.org or (803) 732-6778. Information: alive@25_faqs.pdf

Free defensive driving course. Find out more here.

Summer school information.

Recipient of a South Carolina Department of Education ACT/SAT Performance Improvement Award (ASPI). RNE won the Summa Cum Laude Award for Excellent Improvement for an increase in composite score that exceeds the state average over three years.

Five consecutive times on Newsweek's list of Best High Schools in America — the only Midlands school to make all the lists!


News . . .

Take a look at the Media Center's March activities (download).

The South Carolina Association of Student Councils named RNE Principal Ralph Schmidt its Administrator of the Year!

  • Winter is here: inclement weather info
     
  • The video of poet-in-residence Matthew Dickman is airing on www.richland2.org – click on R2TV on Demand, then click on New in Two and scroll way down to "RNE Welcomes Poet."

Click, shop—and support your school:  When you use this Amazon link to buy books and other stuff, every cent that comes back to RNE helps fund extra programs, new equipment, student resources, and more.
 


 


Alums

PCA Theatre students competed at the Palmetto Dramatics Association and South Carolina Thespian Festival at USC Aiken, including (from left, front row) Tevin Williams, Dawn Bussell, Abbie Pearman, (second row) Kitty Janvrin, Alexis Mercado, Catherine Ann Taylor, Lisa Houck, Katie Lott, Madeline Warrington, Jasmin Wilson, (third row) Gaal Almor, Torron Grimes, Trey King, Caryn Wells, Hermon Whaley, Jalissa Fulton, and Tyne Freeman.


It's all good . . .

  • Junior Jack Strange has been accepted into The University of Alabama Capstone Business Leadership Academy.
     
  • Perry McLeod's class will honor Kimberley D. Norris-Jones on March 16th. Ms. Norris-Jones will tell her military story.
     
  • Horizon Senior Darby Shuler is a candidate for the 2010 Presidential Scholars program, which honors young people for outstanding academic achievement, artistic excellence, leadership, citizenship. and community service.
     
  • William McCormick, RNE's AP Economics teacher, has been appointed to the South Carolina Social Studies Writing Team to revise the state's Social Studies Standards.
     
  • RNE parent Larry Brown spoke to AP Psychology students on March 12. A Certified Master Addictions Counselor, he is a member of the Certification Commission for the South Carolina Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors.
     
  • CATE's Students of the Month for February are Jenny Copley (Web Design), Wymark Burton (Cabinetmaking), Trey Carrion (Web Design), Sierra Artemus (Cosmetology), Anthony Tate (Auto Collision Repair), and (not pictured) Gervon Sligh (Accounting).
     
  • Cavalier Academy's Students of the Month for February are Erica Cooper, Isaac Fredrick, Susan Hatch, Ziar Anderson, and Dakotah Turner.
     
  • CATE's Students of the Month for January are Ahmad Alford (Cabinetmaking), Antwan Lloyd (Auto Collision Repair), Rana Abuhashem (Multimedia), Karla Heyward (Cosmetology), Cleavon Flojo (Animation), Shilkuma Patel (Personal Finance), and Shannon Irish (Entrepreneurship).
     
  • RNE's NJROTC has qualified for the NJROTC National Drill, Academic, and Physical Fitness Championship in Pensacola in April. Of the 700 NJROTC high school units across the nation, only 24 are invited to compete.
     
  • Career Prep Senior Tamen Walker won the Boys and Girls Club Junior Staff Award of Excellence for the Midlands Region. He works with the Boys and Girls Club (Dent Middle School Unit), where he assists the program specialist and stands out for his professionalism and positive attitude.
     
  • The Silver Cadets will march in the Savannah St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 17.
     
  •  The Wind Ensemble will perform in the USC Concert Festival on March 18. and the SCBDA Concert Festival on April 1.
     
  • Senior Larkin Cooks was featured in WIS's People To Count On segment on February 16.
     
  • Three RNE students have been chose for All-State Band, eleven for Region Band. In All-State are David Currey (trumpet), Rob Borucki (tuba), and Max Witherell (bassoon). In Region Band are Connor Burney (trombone), Bizzy Bostic (clarinet), Freda Yin (clarinet), Anthony Amaker (clarinet), Bradley Lara (clarinet), Joe Palekas (trumpet), Alexus Pearson (French horn), Arvaughnna Postema (trombone), Ashley Swift (euphonium), Reggie Hunter (tuba), and Seth Lyons (tuba).
     
  • Nathan Rubinger, a Senior in Horizon, PCA Creative Writing, and Convergence Media, was selected as state representative second alternate in the U.S. Senate Youth Program funded by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation.
     
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