RCS Today Template - December 9, 2004

Ravena Coeymans Selkirk Central School District

Volume 5 • Edition 28 • February 14, 2008

	RCS tightens budget controls
	Click here for Channel 9's coverage of RCS' efforts to produce fit students.
	Homework club helps motivate students
	Parent group seeks volunteers
	Rats to teach students
	Board petitions available
	Two from RCS advance to Capital District Spelling Bee
	Second quarter merit and honor rolls announced for the middle school
	A wall to build tolerance in RCS High School
	Freshmen want to hypnotize you

► No fooling: Transportation forms are due by April 1

► Parent tot class is scheduled to begin
Feb. 27

► Did you see Channel 13's segment Tuesday on text messaging in which they turned to a trio of RCS students for information? Sorry there is presently no link available.

8 Click here for the monthly cafeteria menus

8Click here for the Aquatics Center Schedule

8Click here for district teacher pages

February 18-22
	No school - Winter Recess

February 25
	Board of Education meeting, 6 p.m. at the high school

A pair of students work on a homework assignment during homework club at A.W. Becker Elementary School.

RCS tightens budget controls

RCS school administrators are tightening controls on expenses for the remainder of the school year.

Click here for Channel 9's coverage of RCS' efforts to produce fit students.

Homework club helps motivate students

A program is helping elementary school students complete their homework on time and in a quiet place with the assistance of teachers and volunteers.

Parent group seeks volunteers

Parents of middle and high school students are being sought to take an active role in the combined Parent Teacher Student Organization (PTSO).

Rats teach students

A.W. Becker Elementary School students were taught a lesson or two by rats on Tuesday.

Board petitions available

Notice is given that petitions nominating candidates for the office of member of the Board of Education must be filed with the District Clerk no later than Monday, April 14, at 5 p.m.

Two from RCS advance to Capital District Spelling Bee

Two RCS Middle School students will compete next month in the Capital District Regional Spelling Bee after besting schoolmates during a competition on Wednesday.

Second quarter merit and honor rolls announced for the middle school

A wall to build tolerance in RCS High School

High school students are hoping tolerance can be built through a wall – well, at least a wall of ceramic tiles

Freshmen want to hypnotize you

The RCS Class of 2011 will host a comedy hypnotist show on Saturday, March 1^st at 7p.m.

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