02/04/10
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Spirit Night set for Feb. 12.
Come join us for Spirit Night as the
youth basketball program players come cheer on the boys varsity team.
The event begins at 6 p.m. with the JV game followed by the varsity
game. The varsity cheerleaders will also honor the senior cheerleaders.
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RCS
Schools District-Wide Art Show.
More than 100 pieces of artwork
created by RCS students in grades
k-12 will be on display Feb. 8 through March 5 at the
RCS Community Library. All are invited to the opening reception on
Thurs., Feb. 11, from 6-7:30 p.m at the library.
02/03/10
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Spring Continuing
Education brochure
is now available.
Registration for classes is February
24 from 6:30-8 p.m. in the Aquatics Center at the High School.
DOWNLOAD BROCHURE HERE
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"I'll get you my pretty..." The RCS HS Drama Club will present
"The Wizard of Oz" from Friday, February 26 to Sunday, February 28. Get
your tickets now by emailing
kwamsley@rcscsd.or or
pfuqua@rcscsd.org.
DOWNLOAD RELEASE
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RCS STARS Program needs
volunteers. If you are interested in becoming a STARS volunteer at
the middle school or elementary schools, please contact Karen Harmon at
439-1505.
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Applebee's Fundraiser to benefit RCS STARS Program. Bring your
appetite to Applebee's in Glenmont on Wednesday, February 24 from 11
a.m.-11:30
p.m. for a "Dining to Donate" fundraiser to benefit the RCS STARS
Program. Applebee's will donate 10% of each bill (excluding tax and
tip). To participate, you'll need to present a voucher.
DOWNLOAD VOUCHER HERE
01/27/10
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RCS High School
senior receives courage award.
RCS High School senior, Katie
Knowles, will be one of the recipients of the 2010 Student Courage Award.
This award is presented at Siena College by the Martin Luther King, Jr.
& Coretta Scott King Lecture Series on Race and Nonviolent Social
Change.
FULL STORY
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RCS MS February 2010 Student Clubs & Activities Calendar is
available.
DOWNLOAD A COPY
01/15/10
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State News. Paterson to restore funding for schools, local governments.
READ FULL STORY IN THE TIMES UNION HERE.
01/13/10
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Christmas in January. Thanks to the generosity of the Bethlehem
Rotary, students and parents across the district who are unable to
afford needed school supplies now have pencils, notebooks, binders, and
much more. Furthermore, RCS health offices received some additional
goods to support their efforts with students and families. A donation of
$400, given to the district in October by the Rotary, was put on hold
for use during the winter months when parents typically have large
heating expenses and may have a difficult time buying additional school
supplies that their children need. (See photo, top left.)101
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PBC students to have art work on
display at the Martin Luther King Jr. art show at Siena College.
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