RAMSEY ATHLETICS

Girls Volleyball beat Mahwah yesterday in 2 sets! Next game against Dumont on Tuesday Oct. 29. Go Rams!!

Football Game tonight at 7:00. Show up in blue and gold!! Go Rams!

Boys Soccer won the league title against Indian Hills 1-0 last night. Go Rams!!

Field Hockey defeats Wayne Hills 2-1. Go Rams! 🐏

The Boys' Soccer team shut out Westwood at home by a score of 4-0. Go Rams! 🐏

The Girls' Soccer team stayed undefeated with a 4-0 win over Westwood. Go Rams! 🐏

The Volleyball team beat Indian Hills in 2 sets.

Congratulations to the Girls' Soccer team on their 5-0 victory over Mahwah in the county quarterfinals. They advanced to the semifinal round, which will be played next Saturday, October 26. They await the winner of Immaculate Heart and Ridgewood. Go Rams!

Let's Go Ramsey! 🏐 🏈 🐏

It's a beautiful day to get out and support the Rams in action! Let's go Ramsey!!! 🐏

Get out and support the Rams today! 🐏 4:15pm Soccer: Girls Freshman Game vs. Northern Highlands @ Tisdale Elementary School 4:15pm Soccer: Boys Freshman Counties First Round vs. Fort Lee @ Smith Middle School 4:15pm Tennis: Girls JV Match vs. Indian Hills @ Indian Hills High School 4:15pm Tennis: Girls Varsity Match vs. Indian Hills @ Ramsey High School

NJSIAA Fall Officials Appreciation Week began this past Monday. The week-long observance aims to highlight the dedication, skill, and impartiality of referees, umpires, and other game officials who ensure fair play and maintain the integrity of sports at all levels. The big picture: The Ramsey Board of Education recently adopted a Spectator Code of Conduct policy, which outlines the expectations of spectators at all interscholastic athletic events. We appreciate the outstanding work officials do throughout all athletic seasons.

Congrats to senior Sophia Dallara, who was named a candidate for the "Midfielder of the Year Award" by NJ.com! Sophia is part of the elite soccer talent all around the Garden State. NJ.com selected contenders in 10 categories for the 2024 edition of midseason awards, including forward, midfielder, defender, goalkeeper, rookie, sophomore, comeback player and coach of the year.

Let's Go Rams! 🎉

Today we celebrate National Custodian Appreciation Day! 👏 Big impact: Think of all the hours they’ve put in, often when no one is around to see — prepping for events, cleaning classrooms, waxing floors, sanitizing every surface, and making sure everything is in working order. They create an environment where students and teachers can thrive. 💬 A few words of appreciation can go a long way! Today is the perfect time to say thank you to custodians who work tirelessly to keep our schools ready for learning.

⚠️ Navigate the school year with great success by downloading the District’s official school calendar. You can access the calendar through any of the schools or District's homepages in the blue menu bar! Staying informed about Ramsey’s calendar is a crucial practice for students, parents, and educators alike. This simple habit can have a significant impact on planning, participation, and overall academic success. An added bonus, Ramsey’s District calendar also includes an observance resource list. 🗓

Today, we pause to reflect on the events of September 11, 2001. Our approach to students' awareness of the significance of this day in American history will vary by developmental level. As a school community, we honor and remember the victims and heroes of 9/11, together.

🌍🎉 Smith School, in collaboration with Ramsey’s Inclusion & Belonging Advisory Group, is excited to host its inaugural International Night tonight! This public event aims to celebrate cultural diversity and promote a sense of community. Come join us from 7-8:30pm @ Smith School.

Remembering those who gave everything for our freedom today and always.

🎉 This week's Gala lookback: Ms. Brodrick (Smith School) recalls the excitement of finally getting to see the Gala theme following her graduation from Ramsey High School. We are getting SO CLOSE! Any guesses on what this year's theme might be?