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by 1991 to 746 students were attending riverside-brookfield high school once more there was talk of sing in joining with other districts as the student numbers fell Cuts had to be made in classes as fewer Sports and classes were offered more students left for when did schools which again LED in cuts to class offerings  the school building suffered from lack of Maintenance 1991 prove to be the low an educational services company West 49th and some rooms on the second floor of the high school in 1992 the rental brought in some much-needed money and filled some empty rooms the company remained in RB until 2003 when once again the rooms were needed for high school classes at about next time a small section of Broadview was added to the district the students from the Broadview area of the chimeric school district had attended Proviso East High School while 1999 classmates attended RB retired at the end of the 1992 school year and the position of superintendent principal was split into dr. Charles queens-born was appointed as superintendent and dr. Wilson join the administration as principal the business education to Emmett head to upgrade its equipment if its students were to compete in a TekSavvy World a student Technology Center was also added to the listening viewing Center in 1990 more immigrant from Triton College allowed for a Mac lab to help bring Arby into the computer age February 1993 saw chain disciplinary actions Saturday detention replace suspensions for serious infractions of the rules a year earlier a ban on smoking by anyone anywhere on school grounds head irritated some parents who wanted to smoke Outdoors during athletic events a grant 1995 partially funded distance learning lab built in one of the reading rooms in the library students could use interactive televisions to participate in courses taught elsewhere the lab, a groups of students that were too small to make up a regular class it serves students well until the grant expired an RV could not afford the expense of continuing the equipment that had been installed in the lab was donated to the Brookfield Zoo and the lab reverted to library use  the student enrollment store began to increase after 1991 and by 1996 930 students were attending RB  Marriott took over the lunch service 1996  three lunch periods instead of 2 relieved crowding in the lunchroom custodial Services were outsourced to ServiceMaster in 1997 the maintenance staff noted that ceiling tiles installed in the sixties and seventies were falling down because the adhesive originally was trying out they had to reinstall tiles almost every night a new color scheme and all of the hallways made the school look bright and clean a new gram lights cool was initiated in the 1997-98 school year to help students who were not doing well academically classes met Monday through stay from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. the goal was graduation and in order to participate each student was required to have a paying job and to volunteer outside of school for at least 2 hours a week various problems with security and other schools Across the Nation caused the administration and Board of Education to change the way a nation was granted to visitors at RB in 1999 exterior doors were locked during the school day and security camera intercom and buzzer system where install to permit entry in 1999 five students received the lieutenant Governor's award for youth Excellence at a reception in Chicago the awards were made for excellence in Scholastic achievement Athletics student leadership civic responsibility and Community leadership and in that year enrollment number to over 1,000 students for the first time since 1988 the Arabic community has always wished for a state championship in football in 2000 the dream was almost realized there were few expectations for the football team that year but a young team made it to the third round of the quarter-finals play some of the most exciting football ever seen at RB Jack became superintendent in the fall of 2001 and took on the additional duties of principal swell at the end of the 2001 - 2002 school year  the fate of the seriously deteriorating School building was debated several options were list the options presented at a meeting on November 6th 2001 were renovate repair extensively remodel or tear down and build a new on September 11th 2001 the tragic events in New York City called The Bulldogs to action they held fundraisers and contributions totaling 10 doesn't dollars were generated for disaster relief  October 2002 saw the return of telephones to RV with the hard work of students Kathy staff and Community telefono to was a great success raising $20,000 for the riverside-brookfield Educational Foundation gospel annual telephones have continued to raise money for Grants and scholarships for students and teachers ever since then in March of 2003 55 students participated in a walkout to publicize their opposition to the war in Iraq the same near the Board of Education mandated stiffer requirements for graduation including three years of Science and Math to better prepare students for college and to raise test scores and ACT prep class was added to raise test scores as well student enrollment had increased to 1250 to test scores that'd measured student academic achievement had gone up and students involved and volunteer efforts in the area District 208 needed a building to match the quality education given at RB and the quality community that it's in March of the same year seniors earned the highest scores ever achieved at RB on the ACT Prairie State exams honors classes had been a a bowl and some courses particularly in science for many years and AP courses in a few subjects had also been offered  in 2004 honors this is where all replaced by AP courses and students were encouraged to enroll in them now came the important task convincing the voters to approve a referendum for recipe for million dollars to make it come true as never before students and teachers work hard to communicate the need for the money some new features make the school more ecologically sound for many years the maintenance Personnel have been struggling to keep the heating plumbing and electrical systems going the changes would make the school more efficient and more comfortable year route the groundbreaking ceremony took place in April of 2007  before the start of the 2007 School faculty parking was moved to the former student lot the section of Rockefeller Street between the zoo and Arby's Athletic Field was closed to traffic and became the new student parking lot renovations to the parking area cost around $339,000 the athletic field and track and the light arts building that held the auto shop were the first to be completed they could be constructed with the least amount of disruption to classes and a full schedule of athletic events continued in the fall without interruption with the enrollment standing at 1499 during the 2007 - 2008 school year Construction proceeded on the main building some classrooms on the second floor and some Halls were closed off while the construction was going on the students adapted well to all the Taurus which were required to go from class to class the old man room was cleared and the room was remodeled to hold the new Mechanicals for the building the new music department rooms were open for us after the winter holiday at the end of 2007 face to which included widening lengthening and deepening the swim cool and reflooring the dance studio began at this time phase 3 began in June of 2008 and included the new Northwest entry and new science labs  phase 3B change the cafeteria area remodeled the library added computer labs to the library area and Ray how did the remaining second-floor classrooms phase 3 C finish the first floor classrooms and finalize the fieldhouse in Phase 3 completed the job with the renovation of theaters the TV studio the main gym and the applied Arts classroom Riverside Brookfield High School students are sing back to their communities as never before an annual Day of Service sponsored by the patrons Council brings out students to participate in many Community projects October 20th of 2007 students help senior citizens in their homes completed beautification projects in Riverside North Riverside and Brooke cleaned up will bonsey woods and planted bulbs  Barbie joined other organizations in an effort to raise money to combate Childhood Cancer many students and staff at RB volunteered to have their head shaved for St baldrick's day to show solidarity with children who lose their hair during chemotherapy has the school song says that's the spirit of RB

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