Grade 7 students engaged in an interactive discussion and presentation about uncovering the hidden stories of the American past and explored how Native Americans have shaped American history and culture. Students examined three stories from the American past: the First Thanksgiving, the story of Pocahontas, and the Battle of Little Bighorn. 

Stone Ridge families gave so generously for our Thanksgiving food drive, dropping off multiple items, bags, or even a trunkful of items on campus to send to our community partners. Donations benefited St. Mark’s Food Pantry, Linkages to Learning at Sargent Shriver Elementary School, Crossways Community, and Interfaith Works. Our student volunteers organized and transported items to their destinations.

Gators break school record for largest number of November Commitments

In conjunction with National Signing Day for high school seniors to formally commit to pursue their respective sports at the collegiate level, the Stone Ridge Class of 2021 celebrated in record breaking form, recording the largest number of commitments on the November Signing Day in Stone Ridge history.

Stone Ridge has 80 Owls throughout our classrooms to help connect the students who are in school to those who are home. The Meeting Owl Pro “Owl” technology is a 360 degree smart conferencing camera. The “Owl” camera swivels to focus on the person talking to provide a high resolution picture and premium sound.