Happy New Year

Sheridan Hills Elementary students learn during a field trip to Wood Lake Nature Center
Happy New Year

 

Dear RPS Families,

The 2022-23 school year is well underway and I’m proud of all the accomplishments our students have made so far. 

  • There are early indicators of strong academic growth across all grade levels. 
  • We have seen improvements in the social-emotional growth of our students. 
  • Our athletes have competed at both regional and state levels. 
  • Student artists have taken home awards in a number of areas. 

I am looking forward to the new calendar year and the second half of our school year with all that we can accomplish together. Richfield Public Schools are and will remain a great place for every individual to learn, grow and excel. 

Best wishes for the new year,

Superintendent Steven Unowsky

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