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​Monthly Survey (January Edition)

LEGACY ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT:
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2021-2022 Girl's Wrestling Team. (Angela Gjini, Reeve Fatuova, Paige Kirk)

Breaking Barriers: RHS and Girls Wrestling

Wrestling has been known as a "Boy Sport" for centuries throughout the world, including here at Ramsey High School... until now. Like many others, wrestling... more

Excerpt from "The Importance of Student Journalism" by former Editor-in-Chief, William Kennedy ('2019)

Chances are, if a student journalist is covering a story of local interest to Ramsey High or the Ramsey area, that journalist will be the only one covering the story. Otherwise, it won’t be told.
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There is an opportunity for personal growth, whether a student has any interest in pursuing journalism as a career or not. Communicating via the written word will be a part of many careers students embark upon, whether it is drafting project specifications, writing a proposal, or crafting an email. One way to improve your writing is the pressure born of the promise that it will be shown to a hundred people live on a web site. Learning how to craft a story effectively, getting practice conducting interviews, and building an accessible portfolio of your written work are additional benefits.

​To put it succinctly, our school community needs the RAM, and the RAM needs you.
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1940 Ramsey Yearbook; RAM Booth, 1940 Activity Fair