Wednesday, February 16, 2011 – 7:00 -9:00 pm - Maverick Room
Junior Parent Night is an evening for any parent interested in the college application process. Junior parents are strongly encouraged to attend, but all grade level parents are welcome. Pat Dannen and Michael Murray will explain what Riverdale does to support college admissions. Also presenting will be Teresa Salinas, Outreach and Orientation Coordinator at Portland Community College; Melissa Trifiletti, Director of New Student Programs at Portland State University; Jim Sumner, Dean of Admission at Lewis and Clark College and Linda West, an experienced parent.
WINTER SPORTS UPDATE
SNOWBOARDING – “RIVERDALE SNOWBOARDERS SEE VERY STRONG EARLY RESULTS” – LO REVIEW, Thursday, February 11, 2011
There have only been three competitions to date, and Riverdale has scored in the top three in all three competitions.
Riverdale’s Swim Team (in its first year) heads to Districts this weekend.
Riverdale's first year of competitive swimming has been a huge success. The team has competed against mostly 5A schools, and with only 14 athletes Riverdale typically is the top team at the touch.
The team looks to add more swimmers next year; with only three graduating seniors things are looking great for Riverdale swimming.
The team looks to add more swimmers next year; with only three graduating seniors things are looking great for Riverdale swimming.
The team has done an incredible job this inaugural year. They practice 7-8:15am – (YES; A.M.!!) -- four mornings a week; their dedication is admirable---their improvement inspiring!
BASKETBALL
The Riverdale Boys and Girls Basketball teams play their final regular season games tomorrow at RHS gym vs. Delphian Dragons.
With a win, the Girls team will clinch at least a share of their first ever Northwest League title, as they currently sit at 13-2 in league play. The Boys program (7-9 in league), following a strong second half surge, has climbed into a three way tie for the last play-off spot, and need a victory to ensure their place in the Northwest League tournament next week.
BOYS JV AT 1:00 PM
GIRLS V AT 2:30 PM
BOYS V AT 4:00 PM
With a win, the Girls team will clinch at least a share of their first ever Northwest League title, as they currently sit at 13-2 in league play. The Boys program (7-9 in league), following a strong second half surge, has climbed into a three way tie for the last play-off spot, and need a victory to ensure their place in the Northwest League tournament next week.
In addition to all of the great basketball being played, we will also be honoring all winter sport senior athletes and their parents for their continued dedication to the Riverdale Athletic Program just prior to the Boys Varsity tip off at 4:00 pm.
Please be sure to come out and support our teams as they continue their quest for their state playoff berths.
Please be sure to come out and support our teams as they continue their quest for their state playoff berths.
The Mock Trial Regional Competition is quickly approaching.
Riverdale High School will send two teams (Riverdale Blue and Riverdale White) to compete in the Regional Mock Trial Competition:
Saturday, February 26, 2011 at the Multnomah County Circuit Court House.
Riverdale's teams are coached by humanities teacher, Jeff Brown, and volunteer attorney coaches: Kohl Haver, Reb Babcock, Steve West, Marilyn Podemski, and David Degne. In addition to the attorney coaches, we have Riverdale alums Jamie Babcock ’03 and Bonnie Degner ’06 coming back and helping out this year. Both Jamie and Bonnie were in mock trial while students at Riverdale. Jamie is now a practicing attorney and Bonnie was part of the mock trial team who won State in April 2005.
This year’s case is State of Oregon v. Willy Freeman.
Frost is dead. She was a partner in a restaurant and was found frozen in the restaurant’s cooler. There was a history of gambling problems and outstanding loans. Was it murder or just bad luck?
Frost is dead. She was a partner in a restaurant and was found frozen in the restaurant’s cooler. There was a history of gambling problems and outstanding loans. Was it murder or just bad luck?
The Oregon Mock Trial Program is run by the Classroom Law Project (CLP), a nonprofit organization comprised of educators, lawyers and civic leaders. CLP helps students at all levels learn to be informed and active citizens who can foster, sustain and preserve a free democratic society.
MOCK ON!!
SENIOR PANELS
You are invited to attend as many presentations as you wish. Click on the link below for the presentation schedule -- look to find students or topics you wish to see and learn from. This is an exciting time for seniors, but also an important time for our school. The presentations show the accomplishments of our seniors and help educate the student body, staff, and interested adults on a wide range of issues.
Dan S., Junior, earned ALL STAR status at the Bonneville Power Administration's Regional Science Bowl Competition held at the University of Portland on February 4, 2011. Sixty-four teams from Oregon and Southwest Washington compete yearly, and DA has been on the Riverdale Team since middle school. This prestigious award goes to the top 8 players of the day. Congratulations to Dan, who competed against over 280 other science loving students.
Jakob W., Senior, awarded the 2011 EAGLE SCOUT SCHOLARSHIP at the Excellence in Leadership Conference, February 11, 2011, Portland, Oregon.
This scholarship is awarded to the best of the best in the Cascade Pacific Council which encompasses all of NW Oregon and SW Washington. The minimum qualification criteria includes:
- Attaining the Eagle Scout rank
- Current HS Senior with GPA 3.0 (Jakob's 4.3 GPA qualified)
- Essay discussing what has influenced your life and character
- A review of his completed Eagle Service Project
- Letters of reference
- Discussion of Leadership positions held in and out of the Scouting program
- List of extra-curricular activities related to school & religion
- List of other community services performed
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