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Seniors applying to Clemson or USC: if you want your recommendations and/or transcripts mailed by the December 1 deadline, you must have your request to your counselor no later than Monday, November 23.
Help our PCA Dancers win a lesson with the Rockettes. Click over to the WIS TV contest: sendit.wistv.com/vmix_hosted_apps/p/media?id=7383343&item_index=&genre_id=4597. The more visits and the more stars, the better.
The deadline for yearbook ads is November 24. Information about yearbook ads: any yearbook staff member, yearbookforever.com, or Nina Brook, nbrook@richland2.org or ext. 79808
The publisher of RNE's yearbook is awarding a $1000 scholarship by random drawing. No purchase is necessary. Enter at yearbookforever.com/win.
Our 10th Annual HOPE Food Drive has begun. We're collecting nonperishable food (canned or packaged) to donate to the Northeast Columbia emergency food bank, God's Storehouse.
RNE's Varsity Football team is competing in State Farm's Friday Night Feats contest, in which high school football teams upload outstanding plays from their season onto YouTube. The schools judged to have the best plays will receive a check for up to $15,000. To be in the running, the video of our incredible finish against White Knoll needs to get at least 25 ratings on YouTube, so please click on over: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn8WCKgDNDE. Contest deadline is November 22.
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PCA Theatre will present "Steel Magnolias" on November 20, 21, and 23 at 7:30 p.m. and on November 22 at 3:30 p.m. in the District Auditorium. Tickets are $5 at the door. Most roles in the PCA production are double cast and feature Corrine Reed and Kristin Phillips as Truvy; Catherine Ann Taylor and Katie Burke as Clairee; Morgan Grooms and Jesse Johnson as the soon-to-be married Shelby; Lisa Houck and Katie Lott as M’Lynn, Shelby’s mother; and Jalissa Fulton and Carli Wells as Ouiser, their out-spoken neighbor. Abbie Pearman portrays Annelle, Truvy’s assistant.

It's all good . . .

Latin students Kyle Harper, Ashley Garren, and April King participated in this year's Clemson University Declamation Contest. Kyle recited the beginning of "Pyramus and Thisbe" from Ovid's Metamorphoses and Casandra's lament as retold by Seneca in The Agamemnon. April and Ashley delivered an epigram by Ennius as well as Psalms 15 and 78 from the Nova Vulgata Bibliorum Sacrorum.
Linda Mobley, iLink's director of science and health, presented the new Instructional Modules and Teaching Guides in Biology for the Staff Development for Educators at the South Carolina Science Council's annual convention
Travena Hawkins, Nathan Rubinger, and Freda Yin are finalists for the United States Senate Youth Program. South Carolina's forty-one finalists will compete for two delegate slots. Delegates participate in the Washington, DC, program and receive a $5000 college scholarship.
Senior offensive lineman Cephas "C. J." Wilson is the only District Two football player selected to play in the Shrine Bowl, on December 19 at Wofford College. Senior offensive linemen Jaquez Jenkins and Jordan Thomas are the only District Two players selected to play in the North-South All-Star Game, on December 13 in Myrtle Beach.
RNE's JROTC Drill Team won first place among the fifteen high schools competing at Silver Bluff.
Horizon Sophomore Davis Borucki took first place in the Philadelphia Inquirer's Sudoku National Championship's intermediate division. He'll compete in the advanced division in April.
PCA Theatre students presented an excerpt from "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" at the South Carolina Theatre Association's Secondary School Festival. Akhira Ansari, Caryn Wells, Hermon Whaley, and Tevin Williams received All-Star-Cast Awards for their performances.
Student 2 Student facilitators Malcolm Jones, Malcolm Wrice, and Ashlee McCants represented RNE at a southern regional S2S conference in Huntsville, Alabama.
RNE had the highest attendance rate among District Two high schools for 2008 – 09
Fifth consecutive time on Newsweek's list of Best High Schools in America — the only Midlands school to make all the lists!
RNE has received a 2009 U.S. Lacrosse Equipment grant. Students interested in playing lacrosse should contact Andy Beattie, kbeattie@richland2.org
Nancy Riley has been named the Association of Cosmetology Teachers in Vocational Education's Teacher of the Year.
Science teacher Kimberley Norris-Jones created three new painted-glass panels for the Media Center. See the Cavplex story: cavplex.richland2.org/ (under Top Videos of the Week)
Congratulations to Linda Rayl, our 2009–10 Teacher of the Year and District Two Honor Roll Teacher of the Year!
The National Society of High School Scholars has named RNE Math teacher Daniel Cammisa a Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction. He was nominated by his student Carolynn Concepcion.
iLink's Perry McLeod was invited to attend the Apple Distinguished Educator Summer Institute as an ADE alumnus (2007) and to attend The Independent Student Media Film Institute in Hollywood.

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WWII

Remembered

Richland Northeast High School project connects generations

Students Seek World War Two Era Community Members for Local Greatest Generation Project

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