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📣Attention Parents & Community Members:
Mr.Micheal Deleon with Steered Straight will be presenting "Vaping Me Crazy" in an effort to educate parents and the community on the growing dangers of teenagers involved in vaping and e-cigarette use.
📍 RCHS Auditorium
🗓️ December 4th, 2023
⏰ 6 PM
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The RCHS Cheerleaders competed in the UCA Bluegrass Regional Cheerleading Competition on Saturday, 11/18, at Central Bank Center in Lexington. The team came home champions in the Super Large DII Game Day NT Division and runner-up in the Small Varsity DII NT 2.5 Minute Division. The team earned bids in both routines to compete at the National High School Cheerleading Championship in February in Orlando, FL. Their next competition will be the KHSAA State Cheerleading championship, coming up on Friday, 12/8, where they will compete in the Large Varsity Game Day Division.
The RCMS Cheerleading team competed in the UCA Bluegrass Regional Cheerleading Competition on Saturday, 11/18 at Central Bank Center in Lexington. The team placed 5th out of 10 teams and had a great showing, earning their best score of the season.
The RCHS Cheerleading team were regional runner-up in the KHSAA Region 11 & 12 Cheerleading Competition this past Saturday. The competition took place at Montgomery County High School. The team placed second out of nine teams with a score of 93.1 in the Large Varsity Game Day Division. The team will advance to the KHSAA State Cheerleading Championship on Friday, 12/8 at George Rogers Clark High School in Winchester. The team is coached by Joanie Lake and Viena Anderson.
The RCMS Cheerleading team were regional runner-up in the KAPOS Region 12 Cheerleading Competition Monday night. The competition took place at Pulaski County High School. The team is coached by Joanie Lake and Sierra Hansel.
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The Diversity Club, with advisor Tyler Holeman, had the opportunity to celebrate 50 years of Hip Hop culture with Devine Carama at the Norton Center for the Arts. This performance was focused on community building and engagement, compassion for others, and belief in self.
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Rockcastle County Superintendent, Carrie Ballinger, joined KASS Executive Director Jim Flynn, Johnson County Superintendent Thom Cochran, and Fleming County Superintendent Brian Creasman in presenting on Innovations in Kentucky Education to the Interim Joint Committee on Education about the innovative work happening in Kentucky schools. Discussed during the testimony was the importance of partnering with the local community to develop and implement Community Based Accountability Models. The committee also heard about roadblocks to this work and the policy environment that will help make these kinds of innovations the norm. The goal of this work is to be responsive to the local community in providing choice options within our public schools. Also, discussed were key ideas surrounding innovations in alternative placements to align with options provided with the passage of HB568 during the last legislative session. This is an exciting opportunity to begin the conversation with policymakers about these issues. A special thank you to Senator Brandon Storm and Representative Josh Bray for supporting Rockcastle County Schools.