Bus vote to take place on Tuesday
District residents will head to the polls
on Tuesday to consider the purchase of four buses.
Hyer is highest in
RCS class of 2008 rankings; Gallagher named salutatorian
Senior Jacob Hyer will
lead the Class of 2008 during graduation ceremonies
later this month.
Elementary school,
veterans
celebrate "Old Glory"
Celebrations get a head start on official Flag Day.
Innovative walking
program marches on with success
Elementary students get fit on their "lunch hours".
EXCEL
project advances
After months
of anticipation and missed expectations, RCS can finally
move ahead with the EXCEL Capital Project.
RCS tries to keep cool, energy
efficient during heat wave
RCS is taking steps to
keep cool during the heat wave, and at the same time be energy
efficient.
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Senior
Heather Slurff, who developed the
idea to have a tolerance wall, reviews some of the
75 tiles on the wall that were unveiled on Monday. |
Senior citizen volunteers honored at
breakfast
Sixteen senior citizens who
volunteer their time and skills in the RCS schools were honored with a breakfast at
Applebee's in Glenmont on
Saturday.
Wall to
build tolerance unveiled
After months of work
and planning, a student initiative to build tolerance in RCS and
the greater RCS community with a wall was unveiled on Monday.
Greenhouse
plans flower at RCS
The
long-discussed greenhouse for RCS High School has finally advanced
beyond the bud stage and may soon flower into reality.
As reported on
channels 13
and 9, Thursday's
physics final exam offered its ups and downs
The
June Chalkboard will be in the mail this week. Click here for a .pdf
version of newsletter.
Are you a parent of a new
special education student? Mark your calendar for
these dates.
Four "training" dates have been set.
