Mme Vlasova's French students excel in creativity and language skills through blackout poems!
“P.S. I Love You Day” is February 13, 2026. On this day ,Student Congress works to bring awareness to help stop bullying, help end depression, and ultimately prevent suicide.
Order your 2026 PSILY gear today! Hurry, orders must be placed by Feb 4 to guarantee on-time delivery. https://forms.gle/fdFvXQKgCnCjsRmVA
Proceeds go to the P.S. I Love You foundation and the West Bergen Mental Health organization in NJ.
This sale is open to all Ramsey community members.
Last call! Support our Football Program at the Beefsteak Dinner on Superbowl Eve!
Mrs. Shahinian's English I students are practicing metacognitive skills such as activating prior knowledge, predicting and asking questions before during and after reading!
Ramsey Unified proudly joined forces with Pascack Hills Unified to shine a light on Disability Awareness Month 🧡 while raising funds for Special Olympics New Jersey. Students worked together to create signs, bake treats, and cheer on our basketball teams. It was an evening filled with teamwork, new friendships, and lots of fun! #BetterTogether
2026 Poetry Out Loud!
Ramsey School District honors the life and enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
In our classrooms and hallways, we strive to live out his vision by fostering an environment of belonging, mutual respect, and character.
"The time is always right to do what is right." — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
In our classrooms and hallways, we strive to live out his vision by fostering an environment of belonging, mutual respect, and character.
"The time is always right to do what is right." — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
🌍 Good luck to our 11th and 12th graders seeking to earn the New Jersey and Global Seal of Biliteracy today! With 90 students participating, this marks the largest group in RHS history to test at one time. We are proud of our students and our World Language program! 🐏
🎉 Happy New Year from Ramsey School District!
Wishing all of our students, staff, and families a safe, healthy, and happy start to 2026!
We look forward to welcoming everyone back when school resumes on January 5th and continuing our pursuit of excellence and learning.
May the New Year bring you renewed energy and exciting opportunities! 🥳
Wishing all of our students, staff, and families a safe, healthy, and happy start to 2026!
We look forward to welcoming everyone back when school resumes on January 5th and continuing our pursuit of excellence and learning.
May the New Year bring you renewed energy and exciting opportunities! 🥳
Happy Kwanzaa from Ramsey School District! 🕯️
Wishing all of our families celebrating a joyful and meaningful observance of Kwanzaa, which runs from December 26th to January 1st.
May your celebrations be filled with light and connection!
Wishing all of our families celebrating a joyful and meaningful observance of Kwanzaa, which runs from December 26th to January 1st.
May your celebrations be filled with light and connection!
🎄 Merry Christmas from Ramsey School District! 🎁
Wishing all of our families celebrating a holiday filled with joy, laughter, and peaceful time spent with loved ones.
Wishing all of our families celebrating a holiday filled with joy, laughter, and peaceful time spent with loved ones.
❄️ Happy Holidays from our team to yours!
Ms. Militello's English students enjoy a holiday treat - yummy hot chocolate (with a sweet friend!) - because even dark Orwellian dystopia pairs nicely with something sweet! ☕️🍪📖
Support Ramsey Football with a Superbowl-eve Beefsteak dinner/fundraiser!
Check out the pictures from the STEM Starters Club trip to Dater this week! RHS students had 4th grade students writing with "invisible ink" and doing a "baking soda and vinegar balloon" activity. Science is fun! 🧪
As part of Kate Gustafson's Profile Project, RHS Staff sported purple today to raise awareness for Cystic Fibrosis!
Students showcased their creativity by performing skits that demonstrated various forestry methods. They crafted original skits, with their peers portraying trees, and engaged in a collaborative learning experience to explore the advantages, disadvantages, and sustainability aspects of each method. 🌲🌳 #APEnvironmentalScience
The RHS English department is working on an exciting goal this year: teaching grammar not just as rules, but as a tool for author's craft and finding a unique student voice.
Students in English I Honors are using the "Patterns of Power" framework to help students analyze how sentence structure and grammar choices impact meaning.
It's all about making deliberate choices to write with impact!
Students in English I Honors are using the "Patterns of Power" framework to help students analyze how sentence structure and grammar choices impact meaning.
It's all about making deliberate choices to write with impact!
Ms. Robertson’s jewelry students are wrapping up their Meaningful Metal projects. Each student created an original piece of jewelry with personal significance while learning to cut, pierce, saw, stamp, polish, and finish metal.
Please consider donating to Chris Goulet's Profile Project Food Drive! All items will be donated to the Center for Food Action in Mahwah.
