Exciting news! Grade 5 and 6 students welcomed six adorable chicks today! 🐥🎉 The students have been learning about the different stages of the chicks development during their science block. Hopefully we'll have even more tomorrow!
Students planted pumpkin seeds in a field behind the bus garage, thanks to Knight Farms' generous land allocation during recess today. They'll visit in October to see the fruits of their labor. Kudos to Knight Farms for their support!
The RCS Girls on the Run participants successfully completed their 5K race this past Sunday. It was a fantastic day with beautiful weather, which added to the overall experience. I am incredibly proud of each student for their remarkable performance and dedication. Well done!
This morning, we had the honor of recognizing a group of exceptional students who have demonstrated outstanding character and scholarship. Each of these students has demonstrated grit, responsibility, respect, and thankfulness Their achievements are truly commendable. Great job!
We were thrilled to have the band teacher from Chautauqua Lake visit our 5th and 6th grade students recently. The purpose of the visit was to introduce and discuss the various instruments that students will have the opportunity to play once they begin attending CLCS. Many thanks!
Grades 5 & 6 went on a golfing adventure last week. Initially, some students were uncertain about whether they would enjoy the sport. However, it was truly gratifying to witness their change of heart as they discovered the fun and thrill of golf. Thank you Lakeside Golf Course!
We had another butterfly release last Thursday. Ms. Gollnitz's class enjoyed caring for and learning about the life cycles of these interesting pollinators.
Girls on the Run had an amazing practice session today! We engaged in a team-building exercise that emphasized the importance of communication, patience, and grit. After the exercise, we hit the track for a refreshing run as part of our preparations for the upcoming 5K event.
On May 24, Grade 5 students had the opportunity to participate in the 49th Annual Conservation Field Day. Forty-three experts shared their knowledge on conservation and environmental topics including; forestry, the water cycle, predator-prey adaptations, and wilderness survival.
Grade 3 students have been actively engaged in the care and study of butterfly life cycles. Their dedication and enthusiasm have led to an exciting milestone today—the release of the butterflies. This hands-on experience has provided valuable insights into the wonders of nature.
This morning, we had the pleasure of recognizing a group of exceptional students for their outstanding scholarship and remarkable character. Keep up the excellent work!
Today, the 5th and 6th grade students from RCS took part in a cemetery clean-up. They tidied up the grounds and also ensured that the graves of veterans were adorned with fresh American flags. A big thank you to the American Legion for their support. Great job scholars!
In Mrs. Gestwicki's first-grade class, students paired up to collaborate on an exceptional project—an insightful Venn diagram that beautifully captured both of their shared characteristics and unique differences. Great job scholars!
Grade 3 students had an amazing day at Presque Isle during their Spring Adventure. They showcased their grit as they pedaled their bikes across the park, enjoyed a picnic, and explored Lake Erie. A big thank you is extended to the dedicated teachers who made this event possible.
First grade has started an exciting ABC Countdown to the last day of school! Wednesday was "C" for Compliment. Each student took home a poster with kind words from their classmates. The day was filled with positivity and all students embraced the power of encouragement.
Exciting news! Our little entomologists in PK3 have witnessed a fascinating journey of metamorphosis as our butterflies emerge from their chrysalises. It has been a wonderful learning experience for our young scientists.
The following students were recognized this morning for their character and scholarship. Keep up the good work!
On May 11th, grade 4 students from RCS and CLCS came together for a fun-filled spring adventure. The students enjoyed a variety of activities including a nature scavenger hunt, swimming, and a STEM activities. It was a great opportunity for the students to get to know each other.
First-grade students kicked off their new science unit, "Exploring Organisms," by participating in a living and non-living picture sort activity. After sorting, they worked collaboratively to identify the defining features of living things and what they require to survive.
Reminder Mother's Day hanging basket pickup is tomorrow, Friday, May 12 from 2:45 to 3:45 pm at the RCS bus garage.