NEW RICHMOND SCHOOLS
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Community letters inspire students
In an effort to let local youth know they matter, a local group of leaders have started a letter-writing campaign.
By Jackie Grumish , May 12, 2013
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Egg drop contest comes to a boil
Fourth grade students at Hillside Elementary participated in the second annual Egg Drop competition on Friday.
May 11, 2013
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New Richmond High School teacher contract terminated
An alleged inappropriate relationship with a student has led to the termination of New Richmond High School teacher Ken Bessac.
By By Jackie Grumish , May 05, 2013
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FBLA team attends state
New Richmond Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) members traveled to Wisconsin Dells on April 15-16 to compete at the State Leadership Conference. The conference started with a motivational speech by Albert Mensah, who was raised in Ghanna, Africa and now travels the world spreading words of inspiration and motivation.
May 03, 2013
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Six students awarded STRIVE scholarships
Six New Richmond High School seniors have been awarded $6,000 in scholarships from the Rotary Club of New Richmond for bettering their GPAs this year.
By Jackie Grumish , May 02, 2013
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New Richmond Forensics fares well at state
The New Richmond Senior High School Forensics team did not let the snow and ice of last Friday morning, April 19, deter them from traveling to the University of Wisconsin-Madison for the annual Wisconsin High School Forensic Association’s Speech Competition.
April 26, 2013
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Fifth-grader takes on school principal role
Ryan Affledt, a fifth-grader at Starr Elementary in New Richmond, was named principal of the day on April 1. He used the opportunity to call his sister Megan, a kindergartener, to the principal’s office and called his mom to tell her Megan was causing problems at the school.
By By Jackie Grumish , April 04, 2013
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Teachers organize local ‘cash mob’ gatherings
New Richmond’s local teacher’s union is always looking for a way to give back to the community they serve, so when union co-president Scott Herron heard about a community group in River Falls that was performing cash mobs, he immediately suggested the idea to the union.
By Jackie Grumish , March 30, 2013
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