RHS Scholar Spotlight - Spirit
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
A “RISE Scholar Spotlight” graphic featuring Roman Jaime, a Ridgeview High School freshman. Roman is pictured wearing a blue Ridgeview baseball shirt, gray sweatpants, and a baseball cap, standing proudly in front of a “RISE” banner while holding his certificate. The image highlights the RISE value of Spirit with a quote from Ms. Crews praising Roman’s dedication as an English language learner, his academic perseverance, and his involvement on the JV baseball team. Ridgeview’s RISE seal and panther mascot are also included in the design.
Pictured are ten of the fourteen talented artists from Ms. Rich’s General Art classes who had their work showcased at this year’s County Fair! Students used various media—oil pastels, colored pencils, graphite, and markers—to bring their creative visions to life. Their outstanding artwork didn’t just earn ribbons… some of it earned cash prizes too! We’re so proud of these creative Panthers and their well-deserved recognition! #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
A group of ten Ridgeview High School art students from Ms. Rich’s general art classes proudly display their award-winning artwork from the 2025 County Fair. Each student is holding a framed piece featuring colorful designs created using various art media such as colored pencils, markers, graphite, and oil pastels. Blue ribbons and prize tags are attached to the artwork, signifying their wins. The students are smiling and gathered in a decorated classroom with art supplies and student work on the walls.
Ms. Generazio’s art students let their imaginations run wild with a spring-inspired paper basket challenge! Each student designed a basket with a unique theme—think bees, butterflies, sunshine, superheroes, and more. The class then participated in a fun critique and voted on the most creative design. The winner? They hopped away with some chocolate bunnies! #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Ms. Generazio and a student smile for the camera. The student is holding the winning paper basket and a chocolate bunny prize.
A woven pink and blue paper basket decorated with yellow paper flowers and green grass-like strips inside.
A purple and teal basket featuring pink paper flowers and a large butterfly attached to the front.
A red and blue woven basket with a city skyline design and a cutout of Spider-Man hanging from the handle.
A pink and teal basket with a bee theme, decorated with yellow and black paper bees and honeycomb on the side.
A blue and white basket with cloud-like paper cutouts around the top and a rainbow-colored handle, with a large sun on the side.
A purple and teal paper basket with pink butterfly decorations attached to the handle and sides.
Alternate angle of the bee-themed basket showing multiple bees on black stems inside the basket.
A woven pink and blue paper basket decorated with yellow paper flowers and green grass-like strips inside.
Mr. Crews’ Math for College Liberal Arts students kicked off a new financial literacy series this week with an interactive budgeting game! Students navigated real-world scenarios, balancing monthly budgets, tackling unexpected expenses, and making decisions to try to save for the year. After the game, they reflected on the choices that made the biggest impact and sparked thoughtful discussions on achieving financial independence after graduation. #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Multiple student groups are gathered in a classroom, collaborating on financial literacy exercises. Each group is focused on completing their worksheets, surrounded by educational posters and a whiteboard.
Two students review a budgeting worksheet while seated across from one another in a classroom. Other students in the background are engaged in similar small group activities.
A classroom full of students working in pairs on financial planning worksheets. One student rests their head on their hand while concentrating on the assignment.
A group of high school students seated at a cluster of desks, actively participating in a budgeting activity. Papers and calculators are spread out as they work together in discussion.
The next ESE Advisory Council Meeting is April 22nd, 6 pm, at Rideout Elementary School.
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Flyer advertising ESE Advisory Council Meeting on April 22nd at 6 pm, Rideout Elementary Media Center
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Excellence
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
A graphic titled “RISE Scholar Spotlight” featuring Jayden Cross, a sophomore, holding a certificate in front of a Ridgeview Panthers RISE banner. The RISE logo, a panther mascot, and a quote from Mr. Decubellis appear in the design. The quote praises Jayden for his Excellence, highlighting his leadership, positive attitude, academic success with straight A’s, and consistent effort in the classroom.
Mrs. Yancey’s World History students are bringing learning to life as they explore the continent of Africa through food! In a delicious hands-on activity, students made seafood turnovers inspired by African cuisine, similar to empanadas but filled with crayfish, crab, and African spices. To make it their own, each student created a custom dipping sauce using sour cream, herbs, and condiments after a fun discussion on the familiar dishes each spice is commonly used in. The creativity (and flavor) was off the charts! #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Three students in Mrs. Yancey’s World History class smile while creating their own dipping sauces using a variety of spices and condiments laid out on the table. Each student has a tray with sour cream and sauce ingredients.
Instructional Assistant Brown holds a seafood turnover while cooking in a skillet, with a tray of finished turnovers on the table next to her. She smiles proudly during the African food activity in her World History class
Students in Medical Skills and Health Science Foundations recently put their knowledge into action as they learned and demonstrated Basic Life Support (BLS) techniques for adults, children, and infants. From delivering effective compressions and breaths to practicing as both single and two-rescuer teams, these future healthcare professionals built life-saving skills. They also trained on how to use an AED and practiced strong team dynamics with clear roles and communication — all essential components for anyone entering the healthcare field. #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Students taking turns administering compressions and breaths to an adult manikin while practicing BLS procedures in class.
Students performing infant rescue breaths and AED pad placement during a Basic Life Support training scenario.
A group of students working together to perform adult CPR and operate an AED, practicing effective team dynamics.
Students taking turns administering compressions and breaths to an adult manikin while practicing BLS procedures in class.
A student demonstrates infant CPR compressions while others observe and prepare to rotate roles.
Ms. Charles’ Algebra 2 students leveled up their math skills with a fast-paced and engaging “Log Race” board game! Designed to reinforce key concepts, the game challenged students to rewrite exponents and logarithms, expand and condense logarithmic expressions, and solve exponential and logarithmic equations. Working in teams, they raced across the board by answering correctly and applying their learning in real time—all while having a blast and cheering each other on! #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
A group of students sitting around a classroom table, working on math worksheets and playing a colorful board game to practice logarithmic concepts.
A group of students sitting around a classroom table, working on math worksheets and playing a colorful board game to practice logarithmic concepts.
A group of students sitting around a classroom table, working on math worksheets and playing a colorful board game to practice logarithmic concepts.
A group of students sitting around a classroom table, working on math worksheets and playing a colorful board game to practice logarithmic concepts.
A group of students sitting around a classroom table, working on math worksheets and playing a colorful board game to practice logarithmic concepts.
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Excellence
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
A graphic titled “RISE Scholar Spotlight” featuring a photo of Emily Colon, a freshman, holding a certificate in front of a Ridgeview Panthers RISE banner. The graphic includes the RISE logo (Responsibility, Integrity, Scholarship, Excellence), a panther mascot, and a quote from Ms. Collier highlighting Emily for the RISE quality of Excellence. The quote praises Emily’s hard work, participation, high test scores, kindness, and leadership in the classroom.
April is the Month of the Military Child. Our Miss Ridgeview is proud to honor this special month by sharing her platform, which celebrates military children's strength, resilience, and sacrifices everywhere. As a military child herself, she knows the challenges and pride that come with the lifestyle—and she’s using her voice to uplift others who walk the same path. #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Miss Ridgeview High 2025, a military child herself, stands proudly in front of a purple “Month of the Military Child” banner, wearing her sash and crown in support of military-connected students and their families.
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Excellence
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
A RISE Scholar Spotlight graphic featuring junior Jeison Alvero Ricardo, recognized for the RISE quality of Excellence. The image includes a photo of Jeison holding his certificate in front of a Ridgeview Panthers RISE banner. A quote from his teacher, Mr. Crews, highlights Jeison's dedication, strong performance in math, and commitment to learning English as a second language. The graphic also includes the RISE logo and a Ridgeview Panther mascot.
💜 Honoring Our Military-Connected Students 💜 Today, we proudly recognized our incredible military-connected students at Ridgeview High School! These students demonstrate extraordinary resilience, strength, and adaptability, navigating the challenges of military life with courage and perseverance. From frequent relocations to long deployments, they continue to rise and thrive as valued members of our Panther family. We are honored to support these students and grateful for the sacrifices their families make in service to our country. To celebrate them, we hosted a special event filled with fun games, moments of relaxation, and Klondike bars—because who doesn’t need a sweet treat once in a while? A heartfelt thank you to Ms. Sue, our amazing Military Counselor, for organizing this meaningful celebration and for supporting our military families all year. Her dedication truly makes a difference. #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Becky Murphy
A large group photo of Ridgeview’s military-connected students and supporters gathered outside, smiling together in celebration of Military Child Appreciation Day.
Two students playing a giant Connect Four game set up outdoors as part of the Military Child Appreciation activities.
A group of six smiling students standing together outside on campus during Military Child Appreciation Day, holding handmade "positive" flowers and colorful paddles, enjoying the sunshine and celebration.
Seven students gathered around an outdoor table playing games and socializing during Ridgeview's event honoring military-connected students.
Miss Ridgeview High 2025, Mr. RHS, and Ms. Kirkpatrick stand beside a cart handing out Klondike bars, smiling as they help celebrate military-connected students during a special appreciation event.
A group of four students at an outdoor table enjoying snacks and popsicles, smiling for the camera during the military recognition event.
Students walking and playing games along the school’s breezeway during Ridgeview’s event celebrating military-connected students.
Four students sitting together at a blue outdoor table, smiling and enjoying the sunshine during the military appreciation event.
A student smiles and hugs Ms. Sue, Ridgeview’s Military Counselor, who is dressed in a purple and gold uniform to celebrate Military Child Appreciation Day, surrounded by other students enjoying the event.
Two students seated at a blue outdoor table with a leopard-print backpack in view, relaxing and enjoying their time during the celebration.
We’re proud to celebrate our very own Assistant Principal Jillian Stoltzfus and Clay County’s ESE Supervisor Hope Davis, who presented at the Florida DCDT Visions Conference this last week! Together, they shared the powerful work happening in our district to support students beyond high school, highlighting the innovative programs, services, and wraparound supports that reflect our ongoing commitment to student success and independence for our Transition students. Their session, grounded in the belief that Everybody Has a Purpose, inspired educators and professionals across Florida. We’re grateful for their leadership and proud of the impact they're making! #PanthersRISE #OneClay
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Assistant Principal Jillian Stoltzfus and Clay County ESE Supervisor Hope Davis stand smiling at a podium in front of a presentation slide titled 'Everybody Has A Purpose: Continuum of Successful Transition Programs' at the VISIONS Conference in April 2025.
Our Dual Enrollment Biology students at RHS engaged in hands-on learning by exploring the conditions enzymes need to function effectively. Students tested how environmental changes, like heat, impact enzyme activity using test tubes, controlled temperatures, and careful observations. Seeing our Panthers applying scientific concepts in real-time experiments and collaborating to deepen their understanding of biology is always exciting. #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
A group of three students wearing gloves and safety goggles gather around a test tube rack while following a written procedure labeled “Effect of Temperature.” Additional students are visible working at nearby stations in the background.
Two students, one adding a substance to a test tube rack and another observing closely, work on an enzyme activity experiment. A beaker of warm water and labeled test tubes are visible, with a classroom poster in the background reading “It doesn’t get easier, you get stronger.
Ms. Ryan’s AICE Psychology students took their learning to the next level with a competitive Chutes and Ladders–style review game! In teams of four, students tested their knowledge of the 12 key studies they’ve explored this year, evaluating each in terms of generalizability, reliability, validity, and ethics. Here’s the twist: no notes allowed, and you can’t roll the dice unless you get the question right! With the game board projected on the screen, students brought energy, strategy, and critical thinking to the classroom. What a great way to prepare and review! #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Four AICE Psychology students sit in a group at joined desks, reading and discussing printed review questions. One student rolls a small pink die as part of a game-based review activity. The atmosphere is focused and collaborative as they engage with the material.
Who wants to cook on a Monday night? Not us! 🙅‍♀️🍽 Make your Monday easy and support our Ridgeview Panthers at the same time! Join us at Texas Roadhouse in Orange Park tomorrow, Monday, April 14, from 5 to 9 PM for a delicious dinner and a great cause. Show this flyer, and 10% of your total food purchase will be donated to the Panther Pride Booster! 📍550 Blanding Blvd, Orange Park, FL 📞 904-213-1000 🕔 Monday, April 14 | 5–9 PM Let’s pack the house and show our Panther Pride! #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Flyer for a fundraising event at Texas Roadhouse supporting the Panther Pride Booster. The event is on Monday, April 14 from 5 PM to 9 PM at the Orange Park location. Guests must present the flyer, and 10% of their total food purchase will be donated to the Panther Pride Booster. The flyer features a cartoon armadillo in cowboy attire and includes the address: 550 Blanding Boulevard, Orange Park, FL, and phone number: 904-213-1000.
Congratulations to our RISE Staff of the Week! These two exemplify what it means to be a Ridgeview Panther! #PanthersRISE Ms. Stevens, CTE Teacher Ms. Kirkpatrick, Principal's Secretary
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Two Ridgeview High staff members, Ms. Stevens and Ms. Kirkpatrick, are recognized as RISE Staff of the Week. In the top photo, Ms. Stevens stands with her Culinary students in the kitchen holding her certificate and the giant pencil. In the bottom photo, Ms. Kirkpatrick poses with a student and AP Stoltzfus in a school hallway, proudly holding her certificate and smiling.
We're thrilled to celebrate our RISE Scholars of the Week! These outstanding Panthers exemplify the core values of Responsibility, Integrity, Spirit, and Excellence that make our Ridgeview community shine. Join us in applauding these students and staff for their exceptional dedication and Panther pride! #PantherPride Emily Colón Jeison Alvero Ricardo Roman Jaime Jayden Cross
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Jason Alexis Ricardo, a RISE Scholar, stands proudly with his certificate and Ridgeview drawstring bag next to Principal Murphy and the Ridgeview RISE banner.
Emily Colón poses with her RISE Scholar certificate and Ridgeview drawstring bag next to Principal Murphy and the RISE banner.
RISE Scholar Roman Jamie, dressed in Ridgeview baseball gear, holds his certificate and Ridgeview drawstring bag beside Principal Murphy and the RISE banner.
Jayden Cross, a RISE Scholar, displays his certificate and Ridgeview drawstring bag while standing with Principal Murphy in front of the RISE banner.
💜 Purple Up Day is this Monday, April 14th! 💜 Show your love and appreciation for our amazing Ridgeview military family students by wearing your best purple! We’re proud to honor the strength, sacrifice, and resilience of our military-connected students and their families. Bonus fun: We’ll award gift cards to students rocking the most creative purple outfits during each lunch. So go all in—shirts, socks, headbands… we want to see it all! Let’s turn Ridgeview purple and show our support loud and proud! #PanthersRISE
about 1 year ago, Ridgeview High School
Flyer for "Purple Up Day" at Ridgeview High School. The background features three purple awareness ribbons on a light purple surface. Text reads: "Purple Up Day – Monday, April 14th. Please wear purple to celebrate our Ridgeview military students!" The Ridgeview High School "R" logo is in the bottom left corner.