Everything you need to know about Homecoming week, which runs from Oct. 2 through Oct. 6.
Following a big win for the Spartans Friday, fans who dined at a local Applebee's made quite an impression.
The girls basketball team has a new coach.
One of these 10 senior women will be crowned Richfield High School's newest queen in just a couple weeks.
The 5K and Kids Fun Run began at Donaldson Park.
Estrella is also part of Richfield High School's track and field and cross country teams.
Rebecca said if she could go anywhere in the world it would be Greece.
Carly wants to study dermatology.
Thao plans to go to college and major in biology after graduation.
Rachel is a co-captain of the tennis team this year.
"Ray-Ray" couldn't describe himself in three words. He needed six.
Tenzin said he would like to travel to Paris.
Travis said he would like to visit Italy or France.
Beth also plays ping pong and golf.
Marissa wants to study chemical engineering and environmental studies in college.
Alexa is a co-captain of the tennis team.
Katherine said she wants to be a pediatrician.
Andrea said if she could go anywhere in the world it would be Africa.
Sierra said her favorite subjects are English and history.
Stephanie said if she could go anywhere in the world it would be Greece.
Nearly 200 people showed up to support the Richfield High School soccer teams and help raise money for a local family recently devastated by a house fire.
While he didn’t want to make any promises to stay for life, the returning Richfield administrator said he’s happy to be back.
Madison said everyone has to see Paris.
Abby is hoping to attend college at St. Benedict's in the fall.
After a historic 2011-12 season, LeeAnn Wise has stepped down.
Edina Public Schools is apologizing for its accidental claim to the 1987 conference football championship that belongs to Richfield.
Jessica said if she could visit any place in the world, it would be Germany.
If she could, Rachel would backpack around Europe to explore all the different cultures.
Manny Ramos and Dennis Tran receive checks from Richfield Optimist Club as part of the club's work experience program.
The need for parents to participate in their kids' education is front and center at Monday's NAAPID celebration.
The first batch of area students participate in the 2011 Teen Police Academy.
Richfield Patch honors a RHS student who excels in academics and videography.
Richfield Patch honors RHS Whiz Kid who is a stellar athlete and student.
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and RHS sports teams are wearing purple laces to show their support.
Four Richfield freshman students place second in FPS competition, beating out 13 other schools for a top spot.
Richfield Patch honors a Richfield High School Whiz Kid for her dedication to reducing the district's carbon footprint.
The Richfield School Board's mid-year report shows positive progress regarding student retention, however the need for some improvement in other areas.
The annual Variety Show featured 11 skits.
Richfield High School is holding a National African American Parent Involvement Day breakfast on Valentine's Day 2011.