Reminders for tomorrow:
Students are encouraged to wear fall colors, and they may also bring their costumes to change into and wear during the 45-minute fall party should they desire. Please know, however, that face paint, hair paint, masks, and violent costumes are not permitted.
Fall Colors Dress Up Day Tomorrow!
What makes a great teammate? So many of our students at RF/CC exemplify what it means to be a great teammate. See some teammates in action in these photos. 😊
Let's welcome Joshua Henrich to RF/CC today, MOVE dad! M.O.V.E. stands for Men of Value and Education. If you are able to volunteer your time, please contact our school counselor, Sonja Smith- sonja.m.smith@k12.sd.us
Sports Team Day tomorrow!
Tomorrow is sports team day!
Let's welcome Colin Hall to RF/CC today, MOVE dad! M.O.V.E. stands for Men of Value and Education. If you are able to volunteer your time, please contact our school counselor, Sonja Smith- sonja.m.smith@k12.sd.us
Reminder: Conferences tomorrow night!
Reminder: No School on Monday, October 14 and Tuesday, October 15.
We'll see you at Parent/Teacher Conferences on Tuesday and Thursday next week!
October Dress Up Days!
Howdy, ya'll from some CC third graders!
Tomorrow is the Spirit Wear dress up day! Wear RF/CC colors or Lincoln High School colors.
Happy Custodian Day to our awesome custodians!
Tomorrow's Dress up day is western wear! Wear your favorite cowboy hat, boots, plaid shirt, or all of the above!
Tie Dye Dress up day tomorrow!
Dress like your parents tomorrow!
Tomorrow's Dress Up Day: Sports Day! (Olympic Special)
Welcome back to Brandon Meyers, MOVE dad! M.O.V.E. stands for Men of Value and Education. If you are able to volunteer your time, please contact our school counselor, Sonja Smith- sonja.m.smith@k12.sd.us
Next week, join us in celebrating homecoming with Lincoln High School! Robert Frost/Challenge Center will have dress up days all next week. We can't wait to see your fun outfits.
K01 students worked on the goal: I can draw my story. Students were expected to draw something they like to do at school. Then, they compared it to the progression we created and tried to add more! Great work, K01 students!
