Enjoy some pictures from our showcase of students demonstrating some of the grants or people coming to learn about them:
Success Showcase Invitation
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Celebrating
“Making the Magic Happen”
Members of the Board
Cordially invite you to attend a
Success Showcase
Highlighting the outstanding progress of the
Rockbridge County Public Schools
as assisted by the Rockbridge County
Public Schools Foundation
November 10, 2011
Rockbridge County High School
4:30 to 6:30
Join us in the excitement of sharing the
educational opportunities made possible
by the foundation .
Visit demonstrations of some of the many
positive innovations available to students
throughout the system in the arts, math &
science, foreign language, and social studies.
Music will be provided by the
RCHS Jazz Band.
Refreshments will be served.
Education is an investment,
not an expense.
Phyllis Parker, a Social Studies teacher at Rockbridge County High School, will speak about her experiences teaching democracy in Iraq on Sept 29th at 7:30 in the RCHS auditorium. This event is sponsored by the International Relations Club at Rockbridge County High School.
Members of the Board of The Rockbridge County Public Schools Foundation present the Science Department of Rockbridge County High School with a certificate acknowledging and thanking local businesses which collectively contributed $14,650 to support improvements in and updates to the department. Some of the enhancements funded are virtual dissection software, a complete set of classroom microscopes, Smartboards for six classrooms, Probeware (labs for Physics and Chemistry), two binocular microscopes, and digital balances. Participating in the celebration of new equipment are: (left to right) Jennifer Weaver, RCHS Principal; Cindy Shorter, biology teacher; Catharine Gilliam, incoming RCPSF President; Bonny Wilson, RCPSF Vice President; Lee McLaughlin, Science Department Chair; Audrey Hawkins, RCPSF president; Dick Emrey, RCPSF Business Solicitation Chair.
