by Webmaster | Dec 10, 2014 | Home Page News
Partnership with Children First
Rainbow, as you may know, has a partnership with Children First.
Quite a few of the service learning projects on campus, as well as the Fall Harvest Hoedown directly benefit Children First/Communities in Schools of Buncombe County.
We wanted to share the final results of the Halloween Harvest Hoedown.
Why now?
Because at this year’s holiday program, The Festival of Lights, we are going to present Children First a check for $1,036. This number is 25% of the total funds raised by the Hoedown event.
Here are all the numbers:
Hoedown Profit (after all expenses): $4,143.75.
25% to Children First: $1,036.
by Webmaster | Oct 21, 2014 | Home Page News
Halloween Harvest Hoedown!
When: Saturday, Oct. 25th
Time: 12:-3:30
Where: RCS Playground
What: Halloween Harvest Fun!
Fun booths
Tattoos
Wishing Well
Spin Art
Fairy Hair
Bobbing for Donuts
Food:
Chai Pani
Hot Dogs
Pizza
Veggie chili
Cornbread muffins
Professor Whizzpop the magician and balloon twister will be there!
There will be music, karaoke, bouncy houses and more!
There is also a raffle table and silent auction with many local fantastic prizes including an iPad mini!
And last but certainly not least, there will be a haunted house!
Only tickets are used inside the event, no cash including for food and drinks.
Tickets are at the gate for $1, 12 for $10 or 25 for $20.
The Haunted House…
When: Friday and Saturday October 24th-25th
Time: 6:30-9:oopm, also during the Hoedown: 12:30-2:30pm
Cost: $5/person; $3/children 4 and under (and will be a little less scary for them, too)
Parking: please park in the parking lot behind the school – at 60 State Street. Some street parking will be available, but the upper lot on the older part of campus will fill up quickly.
by Renee Owen | Feb 26, 2014 | Director's Blog
Two beautiful women at Rainbow. Emmylou Harris graced Rainbow’s campus with a visit recently. I am sure it was nice for her that no one seemed to recognize her. She was simply here to pick up Ryan from after school and see the new playground that she has heard so much about. And the other beautiful woman in the photo? That’s Jenny Hatcher — beloved parent and organizer of the fall hoe down…and an old friend of Emmylou’s. Thanks, gals. I admire both of you so much. ~love, Renee
