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As a school director, my job is to be a futurist.
I have to predict what the future is bringing, and craft the curriculum with that in mind.
The rate of change in our society is so fast, this requires constant research, innovation, and educated guessing.
It also requires courage. ~Renee
Take a look at this article that explores this idea more in-depth: American Schools Are Training Kids For a World That Doesn’t Exist
Come join us for our DΓa de los muertos celebration in the RCS auditorium.
Date: 11/5/14
Time: 11:30
Place: Outdoor Stage (upper campus)
Fourth grade will perform a short play. Afterward, students will sample “Pan de muertos” or Dead Bread from a local bakery.
If you were on Rainbow’s campus today, you might have been spooked.
Ghosts and goblins roamed the forest, flanked by aliens, tigers, bears, wizards and other magical creatures for the most frightful day of the year: HALLOWEEN!
First, Kindergarten sang some ghostly songs. Preschool chimed in, too.
Then each grade paraded around, valiantly confronting whatever bear, cupid, witch orΒ robot they encountered alongΒ the way…
Then students departed the meeting grounds in search of spooky treats in not-so-scary places!
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Parents and families are welcome to join us for our Halloween Celebration, led by kindergarten.
Date: Friday, October 31, 2014
Time: 10:30 am
Place: RCS lower field
Come one, come all or be spooked and have a ball!
Please join us for our Community Art Show!
Rainbow Fine Art Show & Sale
Friday, November 7thΒ
Preview 12-5pm Β
Opening Reception 6-8pm
60 State Street, Asheville, NC
This is a fundraising event that willΒ feature art for sale by local and regional artists.
A percentage of the proceeds will go back to Rainbow.
For more information,Β contact us: info@rainbowlearning.org
Art credit:
Clockwise from left:
Autumn Afternoon byΒ John C. House
Seascape byΒ Pamela Healey
AcroBag byΒ John Littleton & Kate Vogel
Piedmont Ave byΒ Joe Redford
