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on the information. Ah-h, if only we (adults) had known (and believed) these things as we were going through the process.
• Several other recent graduates and present high school students as well as a few "older" RCHS graduates were in attendance for this informative evening as well. Many thanks to the School Board members and the School Administrators who took time from their busy schedules to attend. Ms. Sharon Kilpatrick deserves special recognition for the legwork that went into organizing this event.
• The next RCHS PAC (Principal's Advisory Council) meeting will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 17 at 6 p.m. in the RCHS Library. Assistant Principal Mr. Michael Tupper will be on hand to talk about RCHS programs and to answer questions from those in attendance. If you have a question or concern, or would just like to get to know RCHS and its programs better, please plan to attend.
• The 6-12th grades Science Fair is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, Jan. 24 in the RCES gym. Please mark your calendars and plan to visit this wonderful event. The exhibits promise to be interesting and thought provoking, and our young scientists need our sincere support.
Imagine, if you will, that one of our students discovers a cure for cancer, or develops a
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