Happy Computer Science Education Week! From December 3 to December 10, Girls Who Code invites you to celebrate education in computer science! On Thursday, December 7, Girls Who Code will set up games and prizes in the Atrium! Today, they would like to share one CS Hero: Victoria C. Chavez. Chavez is a proud Guatemalan who was born in Chicago. From developing an SMS-based app that tells users which stores accept food stamps, researching CS accessibility for students with disabilities, and advocating for high-quality computer science education in all K-12 schools, to working on inclusive CS pedagogy in higher education, Chavez’s work in and outside the classroom is inspired by their own experiences and their desire for a more equitable world. Talk to Ms. Czajka, Mr. Bonarigo, or Ms. Sarkady if you are interested in taking a CS class here at RB!
French Club will be meeting on Wednesday the 6th before school at 7:25 in room 204. Join us to celebrate the tradition of St. Nicolas and grab some treats as well. Bring a friend.
If you are interested in auditioning for our Spring Musical, Guys and Dolls, audition packets will come out tomorrow, December 5th. You will be required to sign up for both a vocal audition on Monday, December 11th and a dance audition on Tuesday, December 12th. Signup sheets and audition packets will be available in the music area. Any questions? See Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. Johnson, or Ms. Smetana.
Hey Bulldogs! The sophomore class is selling Crumbl Cookies this Wednesday, December 6th during all lunches! Cookies can be purchased for FIVE dollars a piece, CASH ONLY! See you there bulldogs.
With the holidays approaching, AST will be holding a toy drive for Lurie Children’s Hospital, in Chicago. We are accepting unopened toys for infants through teens, and donations can be dropped off at our box in the atrium. Or, check out the posted QR codes for the hospital’s Amazon Wish List. The patients and their families appreciate your support!
The Student Association continues to collect new and gently worn Coats, hats, gloves, mittens, scarves, boots, and blankets. These items will be delivered to a local Salvation Army event where people can request these items for free. The drop-off is in the Atrium, Ms. Ziola's Room 215, Mr. Dybas' Room 211, Ms Mynaugh's Room 218 and in the Music Dept. THANK YOU!!