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Como creamos nuestra cultura en la escuela?

February 4, 2022February 4, 2022 - by janelperry - Leave a Comment

Traducido por Jackie Larios Dominguez La cultura escolar se parece mucho al sentido de la moda: es difícil reconocer un buen atuendo hasta que te lo pones. Es visible en …

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Culture

How did we create our school culture?

January 28, 2022January 28, 2022 - by janelperry - Leave a Comment

School culture is a lot like fashion sense: it’s hard to know a good outfit until you put it on. It’s visible in bathrooms, sporting events, the main office, and …

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Opinion

New year, new attitude

October 10, 2021 - by janelperry - 2 Comments.

The front office is a very different place this year. In the past, Riverside’s students and front office staff were familiar with each other. There were the same faces in …

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News / Sports

Lost and found

June 2, 2021May 28, 2021 - by janelperry - 1 Comment

Before the pandemic hit, Emily Jackson found a way to continue he gymnastics career Emily Jackson has done a lot.  In addition to taking a full load of honors and …

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Culture / Uncategorized

Passing the baton: a Q&A with interim principal Albert Royster

March 18, 2021March 18, 2021 - by janelperry - Leave a Comment

The Pirates’ Hook (PH): Are you originally from Durham?  Albert Royster (AR): No, I am originally from Burlington, NC which is about 50 minutes west of Durham PH: What is …

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Sports

Q&A with men’s basketball coach Brian Strickland

February 9, 2021 - by janelperry - Leave a Comment

Riverside’s varsity men’s basketball team is currently 4-5 and will honor its seniors tonight before a home game against Green Hope High School. Head coach Brian Strickland talked to The …

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News / Sports

Football Caps Off Spirit Week With 43-6 Homecoming Win

October 25, 2019February 3, 2020 - by janelperry - Leave a Comment

The Riverside football team defeated Athens Drive 43-6 game in front of an excited homecoming crowd last Friday.  Hours before game, during the pep rally, the bleachers were packed with …

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Incase you missed them in our senior print edition, all of The Hook senior columns are now on our website: The Senior Issue is finally out 👀 Class of 2023 Print Edition is out now! Find senior superlatives, destinations, wills, spotlights and MORE! Pick up your copy today in room 148! (Part 2): More photos from the staff’s victory over the students in their game last week. See the full photo gallery on thepirateshook.com (Part 1): Photos from the staff’s 65-50 victory in the student vs. staff basketball game last week. Elizabeth Wagner is one of Riverside’s World Languages teachers. She teaches Spanish I and II at the standard level and is always accompanied by her best friend and service animal Claude. The men's volleyball team took a 20-18, 20-17 victory at lunch over the women's team in the @pirateathleticsmedia Spring Games volleyball team showdown! “If you are able to walk or bike to school at any age, it is better for the health of the kid, feelings of learned independence, students come to school better ready to learn because they’ve been moving their bodies, and getting their blood flowing,” said Bike Durham’s director, John Tallmadge. OPINION | Guest Column: You don’t get to be disgusted by my culture. Read this Riverside student’s perspective on disgust and how people view her food and culture:
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