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Above is one picture of leaky, asbestos lined water heater tank that
would be replaced with passage of Capital Project/EXCEL proposition
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EXCEL vote is Tuesday!
district will conduct
an open house tonight.
Hyer reaches heights academically
RCS senior Jacob Hyer
is among top students academically in nation.
RCS calendar is considered tops in state,
Chalkboard also honored
RCS School
District’s 2006-07 school year calendar has won an Award of Excellence
from New York State School Public Relations Association (NYSPRA),
Superintendent Vicki Wright announced this week.
Day of activities combines environmental education
and physical fitness to boost elementary student awareness
Students, parents and faculty will join
together at RCS on Oct. 5 to promote environment and physical
fitness.
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National Honor Society
Secretary Jamie Breedlove, left, and President Anna Downey pose
Wednesday by a box already filled with electronic recyclables. society
is conducting a year-long electronics recycling effort that is also a
fundraiser.
For more information, click here. |
Click here for an absentee ballot
application for Oct. 9 vote
Here's latest local cost projections on EXCEL Capital Project
A final cost
projection by firm Fiscal Advisors & Marketing Inc. shows that total
yearly cost to RCS taxpayers of Proposition 1 - EXCEL
proposition - going before voters on Oct. 9 would fluctuate between
$1,577 to $6,409 after a first year payment of $38,290.
Please take note of this calendar
change
school district announces
a half-day conference day will be conducted on February 26
for students in grades K-8.
'Green'
schools are nothing new at RCS where district maximizes
taxpayer investment, environmental consciousness
While
state announced plans on Thursday to financially encourage school
district’s to go green, RCS has been turning green for more than a year
in an effort to reduce energy usage and maximize its use of taxpayer
“greenbacks.”
Two local charities team up to help
RCS students
Two
local nonprofits, Rotary Club of Delmar and Bethlehem Festival
Fund, presented $800 in school supplies to RCS School District on
Friday.
Times Union turns to a RCS teacher as
an expert on singing National Anthem
'Tech'
trash turned to cash by NHS
RCS High School National Honor Society is collecting electronic waste -
everything from old or broken ink jets and cell phones to digital
cameras - as part of a new fundraiser.
Check out Channel 9's coverage of RCS students and
PSAT
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