RCS Today Template - December 9, 2004

Ravena Coeymans Selkirk Central School District

Volume 5 • Edition 36 • April 3, 2008

	Conservation program savings add up
	A.W.B fifth grade student competes at state music event
	Farm Bureau rep to read to PBC students
	Student interest in medical fields fostered with Wednesday tour of Albany Medical Center
	A.W.B. students find money in plastic
	B.A.C. makes recommendations to the B.O.E. as gas bloats budget; state stagnation eases pain
	Elementary school’s home and abroad collection helps service personnel abroad, locals
	Senior one of three to win scholarships in ‘unprecedented’ contest
	Check out Channel 10's coverage of a proposal that would save RCS toll money
	Teachers, staff become students

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8Click here for the Aquatics Center Schedule

8Click here for district teacher pages

April 7
	BOE meeting, 6 p.m. at the high school

April 8, 10
	PBC Kindergarten screening

April 14-18
	No School

April 21
	BOE meeting, 6 p.m. at the high school

A member of Albany Medical Center's Volunteer Office, Kathy Morrone, speaks to high school students during a tour of the center Wednesday. More than a dozen RCS students sought additional information on volunteer opportunities following the trip.

Conservation program savings add up

Two full years of energy conservation efforts in the RCS school district have resulted in excess of $670,000 of energy cost avoidance.

A.W.B fifth grade student competes at state music event

An A.W.B. fifth grade student will compete Friday in the New York State School Music Association solo competition in Burnt Hills.

Farm Bureau rep to read to PBC students

A representative of the state Farm Bureau will read to RCS students on Tuesday as Pieter B. Coeymans Elementary School will celebrate Agriculture Day.

Student interest in medical fields fostered with Wednesday tour of Albany Medical Center

Two classes of RCS High School students visited Albany Medical Center on Wednesday, learning about child care, the child care health field and youth illnesses.

A.W.B. students find money in plastic

Elementary school students are finding money in plastic – but they aren’t swiping a debit or credit card.

An eighth grade student enjoys the Aquatics Center during physical education class. Middle School students are spending a week in the pool during physical education classes this week.

B.A.C. makes recommendations to the B.O.E. as gas bloats budget; state stagnation eases pain

During Monday's Board of Education budget workshop, Interim Business Administrator Dennis Geisler recommended the board increase to $589,750 the fuel budget for the 2008-09 school year.

Check out Channel 13's coverage of RCS and the budget - please note the budget vote date is May 20 - not what Channel 13 reports.

Elementary school’s home and abroad collection helps service personnel, locals

Elementary School students in Selkirk are looking locally and globally when it comes to charitable causes.

Senior one of three to win scholarships in ‘unprecedented’ contest

Senior Jason Gallagher was one of three music students named as recipients of 2008 Greene County Music Educators Association Music Scholarships during the annual GCMEA festival on March 28.

Check out Channel 10's coverage of a proposal that would save RCS toll money

Teachers, staff become students

Roles were reversed for RCS faculty and staff on Friday as they become the students during a Superintendent’s Conference Day.

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