Wayne County Scholarships
Adult & Community Education Scholarship aka Star Scholarship
Criteria: available to all graduating Wayne County high school seniors that wish to continue their education in a WCSCC Adult Education program. Applicant must complete requirements to be accepted into a full-time medical, industrial or office program.
Term: one year
Amount: $1,000
Number of Awards: 1
Be sure to check out the pictures from the Rittman Fall Production of "Murder on the 518."
PHOTO GALLERY
RHS Local Scholarships
Bryan Williams Memorial Scholarship
Criteria: Rittman High School senior athletes planning to attend a two or four-year accredited college. Must have a 3.00 GPA or higher and have participated in at least 2 varsity sports.
Term: one year
Amount: $1,200 each ($600 per semester)
Number of Awards: 2 (1 male/1 female)
Safety and Violence Education (SAVE) Students Act from House Bill 123. Please contact the main office should you have any questions.
Good Samaritans
On August 29th around 3:30 pm after school, student athletes of the Rittman High School Cross Country team were completing their workout.
As Kaleb Labo was finishing his run, he heard a cry for help from a resident in the neighborhood.
Upon investigation, Kaleb found that Mrs. Diann Leatherman had fallen in the driveway of her residence.
After finding her, Kaleb called 911 and flagged down Luke Snyder for additional help.
We are in the process of revamping our District Webpages! We hope to launch the new format in the next couple of months. It will be very user friendly and will be easily accessible on a mobile device!
Don't forget you can follow us on our revamped Twitter accounts
-Mrs. Leatherman will be sharing all High School News such as events, classroom spotlights, student recognition, cancelations etc can be found at @rittmanhsnews
The School Calendar for the 23-24 School Year was approved at the latest Board of Education meeting.
Rittman Schools have partnered with a non-profit school-based mentorship program called OHuddle. OHuddle works to support our students and educators. OHuddle is looking for Mentors that would be willing to spend time with and mentor a Rittman Student. If you think you would be interested in getting involved and make a difference in a child's life visit the OHuddle site for more information! OHUDDLE SITE
I wanted to pass on information about a free program that is available to qualifying students. The Pathways to Success Program is funded by Goodwill/United Way/Juvenile Court & Job & Family Services. This program is available to students ages 14-19. The student must qualify for free/reduce meals. Students will receive one-on-one case management support, life & work skills training, as well as job placement & retention.
