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wonderful classes to your friends and relatives. Remember, giving a class as a gift is still a wonderful option.
• The "Celebration of Colonial America" re-enactment will be held on April 10 at RCES from 1:30-3 p.m. This will be the third in a series of programs featuring Kindergarten-second grade students who are participating in our Artist in residence Program. Many thanks to RCES Music teacher Joy Rollins and RCES Art teacher Harriette Rosenblatt for the tremendous effort that has gone into this project.
• The RCPS 6-12th grade Science Fair will continue through Friday. If you have not had an opportunity to stop by the Fair, please do so. The projects are better than ever and we are very pleased with the extra effort that went into completing them. The scientific process is a useful tool that will carry over into many different areas in our children's lives. It is important that they learn early how to properly question, observe, analyze, predict outcomes, record data (and more) in a variety of situations.
• RCES P.E. teacher Carol Nowakoski has just recently completed teaching third-seventh grade students the basics of volleyball. Middle School Intramurals Coach Rhonda Jenkins has been further rein
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