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sentation on Biodiversity. The presentation will be part of the National Science Teachers Association’s Annual Convention where over 20,000, science teachers form across' the country will gather to' share ideas. The Conservation' and Research Center is affiliated with the National Zoo. »’
Mr. Rissler is doing a Biodiversity Study with his sev-. enth grade students on the Tble' property on Rock Mills Road. - ' <
• The RCES PTO is plan*-, ning a raffle to be held in the' very near future. A set of 12 Beanie Baby Bears will be the! grand prize, with other popular • Beanies as second and third, prizes. Interested? More information will surface in the near future. I *
• First graders in Mrp,j Flinchum’s class have been! studying Healthy Bodies. As* part of their unit of study Mrs. * Sherry Pace-RN brought a! heart monitor, heart modpjj and her operating roo h)« “scrubs” to share with st$»! dents as she discussed th$< operation of the heart. Our! “heartfelt” thanks to her f^rj this wonderful experience. »*<
• In fifth grade science students are studying rocks, plate^ tectonics (ask your child about* this) and other changes th$i* occur to the earth’s surface < Research projects may be com*! pleted by any fifth gradfr J desiring extra credit Science or Social Studies.
• The Lion’s Club Sight* and Hearing Screening will be! at RCHS on March 15 and 1§. *
*RCHS principal Jae$< Raines was pictured and qu<$«! ed in an advertisement puh»‘ lished nationally for “Effective! Schools.” The ad was spop** sored by Harry K. Wong! Publications, Inc. Way to g)>,,' Mr. Raines! *v
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