Reminder: It is critical that all parents who live within the boundaries of LAUSD fill out and return the recent CARES Act survey that was sent directly via mail by the district by Monday, April 5. This survey provides crucial feedback to the district regarding funding provided by CARES Act and directly supports the efforts of our school. We really appreciate your help and feedback on this matter.
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Greetings Husky Families,
As we head off into spring break, I sincerely hope that you have the opportunity to enjoy time with family and friends. As we move forward as a community and as a nation, we are once again able to experience, and absolutely appreciate, a little more freedom to enjoy doing the things we love most.
We have many exciting events and activities in the months ahead, including our return to on-line learning on April 12 and our return to campus on April 26. Throughout this winter and spring, we have been truly thankful for the partnership we’ve shared with you over this past year. The strength of our community has been a tremendous support through the many changes and challenges we have faced, and we have much to celebrate. We’ll have that chance after our return, as we gather for our Grill and Chill Gala 2021 - Home Edition, on Saturday, May 1. It’s sure to be a night to remember and we hope to have you join in the fun!
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Have a restful and restorative break,
David
Head of Schools
Pictured Above: Congratulations to the cast, crew, and faculty members who worked so hard to reimagine Clue in a revolutionary virtual format! We are so impressed and moved by our arts department's ability to meet this difficult moment with thoughtful new approaches.
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LAUSD CARES Act Survey: Many of our families received a letter from LAUSD, asking them to complete a Household Income Survey by April 5, 2021. This survey helps LAUSD distribute funds related to the CARES Act based on a variety of factors and we ask that all recipients complete and return it before the deadline. A reminder will be sent to all families this Sunday and you may click the "Announcements and Events Details" button below for more information.
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Renaissance School Symposium and College Night - 4/15: The Renaissance School Symposium and College Night, hosted on Thursday, April 15, at 6:30 PM, is an event that demystifies many of the higher education questions posed by students and families working with learning differences. The event includes panelists who support learning differences at institutions like McDaniel College, University of Arizona's SALT Center, and CSU Long Beach's Bob Murphy Access Center. RSVPs are due April 15 and you may scroll to the flyer on a lower section of this e-mail or click the "Announcements and Events Details" button below for more information.
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Husky Podcast & Book Club - 4/20: Discuss the podcast "Go Ask Ali" with other RHP, Ren, and REACH parents on April 20 at 7:00 PM. Jennie Linthorst will be leading the discussion on two episodes from Season 1. Click the "Announcements and Events Details" button below for more information.
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Summer Opportunities: Our summer opportunities web page is now live with more information on summer school classes (Geometry, Biology, or Gov/Econ) and other opportunities such as RenCamp and Peninsula Bay Cities day camp. Please click the "Announcements and Events Details" button below to access the registration form and additional information.
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Athletic Offerings: Last week's Friday Letter included information for Athletic team recruitment as sports seasons and on-campus offerings increase in the future. We encourage all interested athletes to follow the recruitment suggestions found by clicking the "Announcements and Events Details" button below.
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Gabriel Badakhasian
" I want to become something, go somewhere, do something. I don’t want to just sit around and complain, I want to change things. I don’t want to become a stubborn old man. I want to become the man my grandfather knew I can be.'"
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Nicholas Stagnaro
"Working in theatrical tech was fun until the pandemic started last spring. At first, we were not experiencing any issues but once we became acquainted, it seemed as if the tech crew would never be the same. Instead, it has opened up a new way to look at theatrical tech for me in that we can now have a lot more freedom when it comes to ideas such as our recent play, Clue."
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Rolling Hills Prep and Renaissance Schools proudly partner with South Bay Families Connected, an organization dedicated to providing meaningful social-emotional wellness resources for parents and students. Additionally, our schools have a dedicated Families Connected page for our communities that can be accessed by clicking the button below. |
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Rolling Hills Preparatory and Renaissance School | RollingHillsPrep.org | RenaissanceSAS.org |
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