Warrior Weekly Spanish ​Edition

Brenda ​Williams

Staff Spotlight

Mrs. Williams has spent 25+ years in education. She has worked at Riverdale for 16 of those years as a music teacher ​and Choir Director. She is a champion for our choir students. Under her guidance, the choir program at Riverdale ​High School has flourished, with students winning numerous awards and accolades. Mrs. Williams's dedication and ​passion for music have inspired generations of students to discover their voices and express themselves through ​song. Her nurturing and supportive approach creates a warm and welcoming environment where students feel ​encouraged to explore their talents and reach their full potential. Mrs. Williams's impact extends far beyond the ​choir room, as she instills in her students a love for music that lasts a lifetime. Riverdale High School is truly ​fortunate to have such a talented and caring Choir Director in Mrs. Williams. Unfortunately for RHS, Mrs. Williams will ​be retiring at the end of the school year. She will be greatly missed.

Student Spotlight

Nadaa Abdullah, a remarkably compassionate student, is greatly admired by her classmates and ​surrounded by a supportive group of friends. Known for her warm smile and inclusive nature, she ​strives to ensure everyone feels valued. Nadaa sets ambitious goals for herself, collaborates ​effectively with others, and dedicates herself wholeheartedly to her tasks, consistently putting in ​maximum effort. Her commitment to maintaining excellent grades is evident, and her meticulous ​handwriting reflects her attention to detail. Thank you for being an excellent example of a true ​Warrior.

Nadaa Abdullah

Community service

If you need community service ideas, check ​out the TN Achieves (TN Promise) ​Community Service Ideas page. These hours ​will count toward your TN Promise ​requirement and may also count toward ​other school organization requirements.

TN achieves

Does your student need a little ​extra help with their school work?

Try Paper

Paper is a free tutoring service ​open to all Rutherford County ​students. The tutors at Paper ​provide homework help, writing ​support, and ACT Prep support. ​They also have tutors that speak ​multiple languages.

Family orientation video

Student orientation video

STUDENTS CAN NOW ​LOG IN WITH CLEVER. ​No additional username ​or password should be ​required.

Graduating Seniors

Seniors should assume that they will lose access to all RCS ​accounts after graduation.

• Any emails or documents they wish to retain should be ​moved from their RCS accounts to a personal account.
• Any accounts that use an RCS email should be changed to a ​personal email (ACT, colleges, FAFSA, etc.)
• Instructions for Downloading OneDrive Files
• Use these directions to copy Canva for Edu files to a ​personal Canva account.
• Seniors will also lose access to any program with Microsoft ​SSO/Clever log in (Padlet, Canva, Schoology, and One Drive)

Attention Parents

On January 10th we held meetings with our seniors where we reviewed some ​important information related to graduation. Your senior obtained the ​relevant documentation and a form that requires signatures from the ​student and parent. If your senior has not discussed this meeting with you ​yet, please inquire about it as soon as possible. We would appreciate it if you ​could sign the forms and have them returned to your student's English ​teacher at your earliest convenience.

As of 4/24, there ​are only 5 ​copies of the ​2023-2024 ​yearbook ​remaining.

Only online ​orders are being ​accepted.

Warrior News

On April 19 the spring Choir Concert was held at Blackman High School. This was Mrs. ​Williams last production for RHS as she will be retiring at the end of this school year.

We wish her all the best. She will be missed.

Congratulations to our Vet Science Team for being the Family Pet Health ​Rutherford County Invitational Vet Sciene Contest Winners. Thank you to ​Family Pet Health for hosting the first county wide contest.

Class of 2024

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Rutherford County Scholarship Honorees

Kacy Momon

Shelleah Stephens

Diora Webb

Taylah Upshaw

Congratulation to these Outstanding Young Ladies

Senior Week

2024

Digital Literacy

Lessons for students and parents

Courtesy of Common Sense Education

Deepfakes and Democracy

Every day, we see -- and create! -- countless images and videos ​that have been edited or digitally altered. From simple ​Snapchat filters to short, lighthearted, or ironic TikTok videos, ​it’s clear that seeing and creating altered media is just part of ​online life today. But are your students aware of -- or have they ​thought deeply about -- the phenomenon of deepfake videos? ​As you watch, have your students consider questions like: Why ​are faked images and videos so popular? How might AI or ​deepfake technology subvert or threaten a democratic ​election? And perhaps more universally, How does the ​existence of this new technology change the way we see the ​world?

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