Red Hill CUSD 10

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Mrs. Taylor is the Art teacher at Red Hill High School. Under her painter’s smock, she has 5 years of experience teaching and is even one of the main sponsors for the school’s art club. She teaches 8th Grade Art, Art Foundations I and II, Painting and Drawing I and II, 3D Design I and II, and Advanced Studio. Whenever she was asked about her inspiration for becoming a teacher, she simply answered that she loves art and has always wanted to be a teacher, especially when she was younger. In order to keep education fun and entertaining, Mrs. Taylor likes to keep her art projects engaging and relevant as well as finding artists that her students can find relatable or interesting. As a teacher, one of her biggest challenges with teaching is whenever she gets students that aren’t confident in their artistic abilities. In order to help these kids, Mrs. Taylor does her very best to open their eyes to the world of art and help them discover their inner inspiration. However, one of the most challenging situations she had to face as a teacher was Covid, which was a time that was difficult for most teachers but especially art teachers since art is a class that is mostly in-person and very hands-on. She did her very best to accommodate her online students during the mandated quarantine. In contrast, Mrs. Taylor loves hosting her students at art shows and displaying to the world how much they’ve improved since they first started her class. Similarly, an especially proud moment within her career as an art teacher was whenever one of her students won the Congressional Art Competition for the State of Illinois. Mrs. Taylor is an exceptionally positive person and greatly dislikes any form of negativity, especially within her classroom. One of her most recommended books for teaching is ArtCurious: Stories of the Unexpected, Slightly Odd, and Strangely Wonderful in Art History. Another tool that she believes to be extremely important for her teachings would be her document camera and paper cutter. In Mrs. Taylor’s personal time she enjoys reading, art, listening to podcasts, and running her Etsy shop online. During the school day, her favorite time of the day would have to be what she refers to as ‘morning coffee time’ whenever she visits the school’s library in order to get her daily dose of caffeine. Overall, Mrs. Taylor is an exceptionally creative teacher that strives for positivity, creativity, and self expression within her work environment. Thank you for all you do, Mrs. Taylor! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Todd Tiffany is a respected Vice Principal at Red Hill High School, with over 15 years of experience as a Principal before his retirement. His passion for education and dedication to students led him to continue working as a Vice Principal even after his retirement. Todd finds great joy in working with students and guiding them through their academic journey. Despite facing challenges such as financial problems and budget cuts in the past, Todd remains committed to providing the best possible education for his students. In his free time, Todd enjoys outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, and riding side by side. Todd has a valuable piece of advice for students: "You will never think back and say I studied too hard in high school." This statement reflects his belief in the importance of education and the value of hard work in achieving success. Todd's commitment to his work and his students is truly inspiring. Thank you for all you do, Todd! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Mrs. Moan is a valuable member of the RHHS team and has been serving as one of the school's secretaries for a year now. Her role involves answering phone calls, helping students with their issues, and taking on additional responsibilities as needed. She previously served as the librarian in SAC before joining the RHHS staff. Mrs. Moan is a great motivator and encourages students to never give up, always finish what they start, and to be team players. Her positive attitude is contagious, and her dedication to her work is admirable. She finds her midday work the most productive part of the day and enjoys working hard to complete her tasks. Despite the challenges that come with her job, Mrs. Moan continues to stay positive and optimistic, living by her favorite quote, "For the love." Her commitment to her work and dedication to the students and staff at RHHS make her an invaluable member of the team. While Mrs. Moan may not be able to live without her phone, we certainly couldn't live without her dedication and hard work. This Teacher Appreciation Week, let's take a moment to recognize and appreciate all the hard work that our teachers and staff do every day to make our schools a better place! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Frank Daugherty is a valued custodian at Red Hill High School, bringing 1 ½ years of dedicated service to the team. He takes pride in maintaining the school's premises and ensuring that everything runs smoothly. On Mondays and Thursdays, Frank mows outside and provides assistance to the school’s other custodians, Scott, Pam, and Jake, with any necessary tasks. He completes daily custodial duties such as trash removal, sweeping the rooms, and fixing sinks with diligence and efficiency. Frank has found great satisfaction in his position at Red Hill High School and encourages students to “be honest in their work”, as hard work truly pays off. He believes in the importance of reliability and working diligently to achieve success. One essential thing Frank could not live without is transportation. He believes in being punctual and dependable and always arrives on time. In his free time, Frank enjoys riding motorcycles, hunting, fishing, and spending quality time with friends. His dedication to his work and personal hobbies showcase his well-rounded character and commitment to his values. .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Brenda is a valued classroom aide at Red Hill High School, where she has proudly served for 5 years. In her daily routine, she starts off with bus duty in the morning before assisting a specific student with their coursework throughout the day. During her lunch hour, Brenda enjoys planning out her day and week ahead. After lunch, she helps out in Mrs. Otten's class and at the end of the day, she walks the student down to their bus before completing bus duty. Brenda's wealth of experience is impressive, having worked in various roles including the kitchen when the children were younger, and also a matron where she watched young kids at elementary, crossing guard, working in the office, secretary for GED offices, and working with special needs children. She spent 35 years working in a library and retired before returning to Red Hill to work as a personal aide for 2 years. After a stint at SAC for 5 years, she came back to Red Hill where she has served for the past 3 years. Brenda advises students to get all the education they can and think about their desired career path early. She also suggests considering jobs with room for advancement. Her philosophy is to start something and finish it, which has proven to be invaluable advice. The most challenging part of Brenda's job is to quickly identify what's going on with the various students she assists. She values her car as a necessity for her daily work. When she's not at school, Brenda enjoys watching ghost stories and crocheting. Her most fulfilling achievement was assisting a paraplegic student in using his brain and skills to complete his work and ultimately graduate. Brenda is a dedicated and valued member of the Red Hill community. Brenda, we want to express our heartfelt appreciation for your invaluable contributions as a special education classroom aide. Your dedication and support have made a significant impact on the lives of our students. Thank you for all that you do! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Mr. Havill has dedicated the last 24 years of his career to teaching Physical Education and coaching basketball at our Jr-Sr High School. His passion for coaching was the driving force behind his decision to become a teacher, and he values the opportunity to connect with students both inside and outside the classroom. Mr. Havill understands the importance of building strong relationships with his students, and he makes an effort to stay informed about their interests and lives outside of school. While teaching and coaching can be rewarding, Mr. Havill acknowledges that there are challenges to both roles. Specifically, he has noticed changes in the disciplinary system that can sometimes make it difficult to maintain order in the classroom. As a coach, he also faces budget constraints that can limit the resources available to him for improving his team's performance. Nevertheless, he remains committed to providing his students with the best possible educational experience. In his free time, Mr. Havill enjoys watching sports, relaxing at the beach, and spending quality time with his family in his pool and hot tub. When asked about his proudest moments as a teacher, he cited seeing his students graduate and achieve their goals. From a coaching perspective, he finds great satisfaction in watching his team succeed and thrive. Mr. Havill considers the internet to be one of his most useful teaching resources. Mr. Havill, we would like to take a moment to express our sincere appreciation for your outstanding work as a junior high physical education teacher and basketball coach. Thank you, Mr. Havill, for your unwavering dedication, your passion for physical education, and your exceptional coaching skills. You are an invaluable asset to our school community, and we are grateful for the positive impact you have on our students' lives. Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Mr. Potts is the esteemed Librarian at Red Hill Jr/Sr High School, whose passion for books and libraries has been a lifelong inspiration for him. When he applied for the librarian position, he did not anticipate getting the job, but he is grateful that he did! His day starts with getting the teachers' coffee ready and then he moves onto his duties as a librarian, which include organizing books and hosting classes in the library. Mr. Potts is known for being a great listener to his students, and he values their opinions and needs. He ends his day by attending to the high school or junior high library. His students appreciate his supportive nature, which is a testament to his dedication and commitment to his profession. Mr. Potts received valuable advice early on in his career, which was to learn how to choose his battles wisely, as children will be children. He takes pride in seeing his student librarians work independently and execute their tasks proficiently, which speaks to his excellent teaching skills. Beyond his work at Red Hill, Mr. Potts has a passion for books and board games. Mr. Potts, we want to extend our sincere appreciation for your outstanding work as our school librarian. Your commitment to fostering a love for reading, a comfortable environment, and providing valuable resources to our students is truly commendable. And thank you for all you do with your café with coffee and drinks!!! Thank you for creating an enriching environment and helping our students explore the world of knowledge. Your efforts are greatly valued and appreciated! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Mrs Anne Gartner has worked at Red Hill High School as a nurse for 4 years. There is no ‘set in stone’ daily routine for Anne, every day is different. Some days she is a nurse, and other days she is helping the school office as a secretary. Before working at Red Hill she worked for Pace Community Action Agency for 20 years. She has also worked at Crawford Memorial Hospital in the Critical Care Unit. Lastly, she has worked in Home Health. The best piece of advice Anne has received in her career overall is to “go with the flow, don’t take yourself too seriously.” Her favorite part of her day is the fact that it is something different every day, as well as the students and staff at Red Hill. Anne’s quote or words to live by are, “Strive for excellence, not perfection.” The most challenging part of her job is the limitations the state has on what she can and cannot do to help students. Something she could not live without is her computer. Outside of school her hobbies are reading and gardening. Lastly, her greatest accomplishment from her career currently is completing a school nurse emergency care care, which took a whole year. Anne, your dedication and compassion in providing medical care and support are truly appreciated. Whether it's tending to minor injuries or addressing health concerns, your expertise and nurturing nature create a comforting environment for our students. We are grateful for her presence and the valuable role she plays in ensuring the well-being of our school community. Thank you, Anne, for your exceptional care and commitment! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teach Appreciation Week! Joni is a dedicated and experienced member of the Red Hill High School cooking team, having served for an impressive 13 years as the second-in-command. She has developed strong relationships with her colleagues, students, and even has a son who is set to graduate in 2024. Joni is respected and admired for her hardworking and nurturing nature, often being described as a second mother to those around her. Outside of work, Joni has a passion for the great outdoors and enjoys hobbies such as hunting, fishing, and raising chickens. She even likes to preserve her own vegetables and other produce. Joni's diverse range of interests and skills add to her valuable contributions to the school community. Her dedication and positivity are apparent in everything she does, and everyone around her is excited to see what she accomplishes next. Joni's positive attitude and passion for life are infectious, making her an important asset to the Red Hill High School team! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Meet Mrs. Gilil, a passionate and dedicated Social Studies teacher who has been inspiring young minds for the past five years. As a versatile educator, Mrs. Gilil teaches a range of subjects including Civics, Consumer Education, Current Events, Psychology, Sociology, Legal Systems, and Modern US History. Mrs. Gilil believes that learning is not just about memorizing facts and figures, but also about connecting with students and making a positive impact in their lives. She takes pride in creating a welcoming and inclusive classroom environment that encourages students to express themselves and engage in meaningful discussions. Aside from her love for teaching, Mrs. Gilil also enjoys spending time with her family and exploring new places. She has a passion for traveling and discovering new cultures, which she often incorporates into her lesson plans to make learning more relevant and exciting for her students. As a teacher, Mrs. Gilil's goal is not only to educate her students but also to inspire them to become responsible and engaged citizens who can make a positive impact in their communities. She firmly believes that the best way to achieve this is by fostering meaningful connections with her students and creating a supportive learning environment. In conclusion, Mrs. Gilil is an outstanding Social Studies teacher who has a true passion for teaching and connecting with her students. Her dedication to providing a fun and engaging learning experience is evident in everything she does, and her impact on her students is immeasurable! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Mrs. Brittany Meeks is the 3rd in Command Cook at Red Hill High School. She has worked for Red Hill for 11 years and subbed for 2 years prior to that. Brittany’s favorite part of her day is doing her prepwork when she gets to cut up fruits and vegetables for the salad bar. She explained the hardest part of her job is time management because they only have a short amount of time to get everything done for the day and prepare for the next day. Something she enjoys every year is the appreciation letters she receives from Red Hill students. If she could tell students one thing it would be to, “Be positive, and have a good attitude.” Outside of work, Brittany is a proud momma to two boys, Aiden and Benny. She is very passionate about saving sea animals. Brittany says if money was no object, she would move south and start a non-profit organization to help get trash out of the ocean. Brittany loves sushi and her favorite snack is Cheetos. Her favorite drink is Sunkist zero sugar. Some of her hobbies include taking day trips and having game nights with her friends. Her favorite game is Chameleon. Her phone is something she uses everyday and could not live without. Brittany’s best career advice is, “Don’t let one bad day ruin your entire outlook.” Mrs. Meeks, we want to express our gratitude for your dedicated service as one of our school cooks. Your delicious meals and warm hospitality make a significant impact on our students' well-being and overall experience. Thank you for nourishing their bodies and creating a welcoming environment in the cafeteria. Your hard work and culinary talents are truly appreciated! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Mr. Ginder is a first-year Physical Education teacher at Red Hill High School. He finds his work incredibly rewarding. He acknowledges that he is still getting to know his students and that building relationships with them is a challenge. Mr. Ginder relishes the opportunity to help his students learn to approach life from different perspectives, which he sees as the most fulfilling part of his job. He approaches building positive relationships with his students by treating them as both learners and peers simultaneously, understanding that mutual respect is critical for effective communication. When asked for advice on becoming a teacher, Mr. Ginder emphasizes the importance of doing it for the right reasons to truly enjoy the experience. Mr. Ginder, we want to extend a warm welcome to you as our new high school P.E. teacher. Your enthusiasm and dedication to promoting physical fitness and a healthy lifestyle are truly inspiring. We look forward to the energy and fresh perspective you bring to our students' physical education journey. Thank you for joining our team and making a positive impact on our school community! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

Check out our RHHS Business Law students' amazing work! They tackled a common issue we all face - clicking "I Agree" without actually reading contracts. These students reviewed social media platform Privacy Policies and User Agreements, identified the most important parts, and rewrote them in layman's terms that we could all understand. To showcase their work, they created large cell phones and decorated them with the important parts of the contracts while staying true to their social media’s brand. Take a look at the incredible final results in the pictures! #MsTusseysBusinessLawClass For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

Check out our RHHS Business Law students' amazing work! They tackled a common issue we all face - clicking "I Agree" without actually reading contracts. These students reviewed social media platform Privacy Policies and User Agreements, identified the most important parts, and rewrote them in layman's terms that we could all understand. To showcase their work, they created large cell phones and decorated them with the important parts of the contracts while staying true to their social media’s brand. Take a look at the incredible final results in the pictures! #MsTusseysBusinessLawClass For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Join us in celebrating the teachers at RHJSHS! Mrs. Creswell is a distinguished 7th and 8th grade teacher at Red Hill, whose passion for teaching was inspired by the tireless efforts of her former educators. To make learning more enjoyable for her students, she draws on her upbeat and engaging personality, making use of her unique sense of humor to create a welcoming classroom environment. As with any profession, Mrs. Creswell has faced a few challenges during her teaching career, particularly the everyday demands of the job. Nevertheless, she approaches each day with a positive attitude, constantly moving forward and embracing new opportunities to make a positive impact in the lives of her students. A particularly proud moment for Mrs. Creswell was a few years back when she worked closely with a student who was facing challenging circumstances at home. Alongside her colleagues, she was able to motivate and encourage the student to strive for academic success. Years later, she bumped into the student and was heartened to learn that he had found happiness and had started a family. In her leisure time, Mrs. Creswell enjoys indulging in various hobbies such as baking, spending quality time with her loved ones, and reading to broaden her horizons. Additionally, she enjoys the simple pleasures of everyday life, such as doing laundry, which she regards as a therapeutic and rewarding experience. Overall, Mrs. Creswell is an accomplished and dedicated educator whose enthusiasm for teaching has positively impacted the lives of countless students. Her unwavering commitment to excellence and her joyful spirit serve as an inspiration to both her students and colleagues alike. Mrs. Creswell, we would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation for your exceptional work and unwavering dedication as a junior high teacher at our school. During this special occasion of Teacher Appreciation Week, we want to express our warmest wishes and sincere gratitude for the invaluable support you provide to your students! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Amy Ryan is a dedicated Physical Education (PE) paraprofessional who has been working at Red Hill High School for many years. She graduated from Eastern Illinois University with her teaching degree in Elementary Education. She has served as a substitute teacher for a few years and then transitioned to a para for 10 years. Her passion for teaching and interacting with students is evident through her love for listening to her students about the games they are playing and even joining in to play with them sometimes. Whenever students face challenges participating in activities, she enjoys helping them overcome those challenges so they can still participate. One essential tool that Amy Ryan cannot live without is her phone, as it is the primary way to contact her since she is in a different room every day. A proud accomplishment of hers is the new program called "Dawg Academy" that she assists with in the morning. The program helps kids graduate on time, and she is proud to be a part of it because she helped make it happen. In her free time, Amy Ryan enjoys singing, engaging in family activities, and is looking forward to spending quality time with her grandson. Mrs. Ryan, we would like to express our gratitude for your hard work and dedication as a teacher's assistant at our school. On this Teacher Appreciation Week, we extend our warmest wishes and thank you for all the support you provide to our teachers and students. Your unwavering commitment to helping students learn and grow is truly appreciated. Thank you for all that you do! .................................................................................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Jana Roark is a dedicated school counselor at Red Hill High School, with 10 years of experience under her belt. Her passion for helping children stems from her own experience with a school counselor when she was in high school. Jana strives to be a supportive presence in the lives of her students, but acknowledges that there are limitations when it comes to dealing with family situations outside of school. Despite these challenges, Jana finds fulfillment in seeing her students succeed and return to express their gratitude. In her free time, Jana enjoys reading, landscaping, and even raises chickens! She encourages everyone to stay true to themselves, declaring that the opinions of others hold no weight in the face of authenticity. Mrs. Roark, we would like to take this opportunity to show our appreciation for your hard work and dedication to our students. As we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week, we want to express our warmest thanks for the countless hours you spend guiding and supporting our students. Your efforts do not go unnoticed, and we are grateful for all that you do to help our students succeed. Thank you for being an integral part of our school community! .................................................................................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

The RHHS baseball game at Odin this evening has been cancelled.

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Mrs. Przygocki is a dedicated teacher at Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. She teaches classes in Math, Literature, Grammar, Science, Social Studies to 7th and 8th graders and Math Skills to high school students. With 12 years of teaching experience under her belt, Mrs. Przygocki believes in incorporating her students' interests into the lessons to keep them engaged. She understands that not every student will enjoy every subject, but she strives to make the most of the school year for each one of them. Her favorite part of the day is the first class. Mrs. Przygocki lives by the quote, "Education is one thing no one can take away from you," by Elin Nordegren. The best advice she has received about teaching is to be flexible. Outside of school, Mrs. Przygocki enjoys reading books and watching her daughter play sports. She faced a challenging situation when she had a student who lacked in the ability to pay attention. She found out about his interests and incorporated them into the lesson to capture his attention and make him understand the material. Mrs. Przygocki's most memorable proud moment was when she successfully helped a student who lacked social and emotional skills. When the student told her a joke for the first time, she knew she had made a difference. Her favorite teaching resources are Edpuzzle's and commoncoresheets.com. Mrs. Prztgocki, on this special occasion of Teacher Appreciation Week, we want to express our gratitude for your tireless efforts and dedication towards our students. Your work as a Special Education teacher is truly invaluable, and your commitment to ensuring that every student reaches their full potential is remarkable. We appreciate your patience, empathy, and expertise, and we are grateful for your unwavering support. Thank you for all that you do! .............................................................................................................. As a project in Ms. Tussey's business classes, the students have worked tirelessly to put together an insightful and heartwarming series of Teacher Spotlights. They have interviewed their teachers, designed images, and developed the content you will see throughout the week. Each day you will see new posts that will highlight the teachers, administrators, and staff of Red Hill Jr/Sr High School. These spotlights are a testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by our teachers and staff, who have tirelessly worked to support the growth and development of our students. For more on business classes at RHHS, check out Ms. Tussey's Classroom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MsTussey/

RHJSHS Teacher Appreciation Week Thank you to the Technology Department for the all day chips and salsa!