Chapel Report
Friday May 9, 2014
On Monday May 5,
students prepared to host the Recycled Orchestra by viewing some videos that
introduced the mission of the orchestra.
SRC staff leader Karalee Kuny also introduced the nomination process for
the 2014/15 SRC/DC elections.
Returning students were invited to consider running for a leadership
position for next year.
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| SRC members describe the duties and expectations of the various leadership positions. |
On Tuesday May 6,
Principal Jim Epp introduced this year’s ‘Record Setting Spectacular’ student
fundraiser for the school. Tuition
only covers a fraction of the cost of education at RJC, and a significant
amount of money comes from donations.
The student fundraiser is a chance for students to do their part, and to
say thank you for all that others have done for them. We can never thank our donors enough!
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| Jim setting the stage for the Record Breaking Spectacular! |
On Wed. May 7 and
Friday May 9 grade 12 students Morgan, Jake, Josef, and Robert shared
in chapel. The grade 12 chapels
continue to build community in the student body and always offer refreshing insight
into the lives of the students as they share about their past and their hopes
for the future.
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| Morgan |
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| Jake |
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| Robert |
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| Josef |
On Thursday May 8 the ALSO groups from Alabama and High River showed their slideshows and shared some highlights from their trips. Reflecting on the service trips is part of the ALSO program and will continue to the end of the school year.
