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students participated in a variety of activities that commemorate this special day. They counted to 100, by ones, fives and tens. They collected 100 each of a variety of items. They wrote 100 words. Hopped 100 times. Walked 100 steps. You get the picture.
Looking ahead to this special day of celebration motivated children to improve their skills in all of the disciplines...reading, spelling, math, science, and more. Congratulations to the teachers who co ceived the idea and the children who made it happen!
• Be a member of the PAC! The RCHS Principal’s and Parents Advisory Council, that is! This is your opportunity to become better informed about and more involved in the life of RCHS! Please plan to attend the next meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 21 from 6-7 p.m. in the RCHS Library. Come with ideas, questions, and concerns, and a willingness to help out! Questions? Call Mr. Mike Tupper, RCHS Assistant Principal, at 9878575, or Jan Makela, Volunteer Coordinator at 987-8259.
• The next Early Release day is scheduled for Friday, Feb. 23 at 1:40 p.m. It is important for the safety of our children that all parents be reminded so that necessary child care arrangements may be made. This is particularly important for parents who work out of the area. Thank you for helping us to
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