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Every now and again our school office receives a letter or e-mail from one of our graduates.  Recently we received the following letter from Montana, who graduated two years ago.

Dear RCHS staff...salutations!

This is a letter to all of you who had the pleasure (or not, as the case may be) of teaching me and molding me during such an  important time in my life.

University is tough! But that's no surprise.  You all taught me to work hard and persevere and that has brought me through these past two years.

I'm at Carleton University, doing a double major in English and Biology, and going strong.  I love it here and wanted you to know you gave me a great academic and spiritual foundation.

There have been many moments when Beckie and I reminisce about Redeemer, but be assured we are both doing well.  Thank you for helping us though our first two years.  I will be forever thankful.

Blessings,

Montana

Due to the weather, all buses have cancelled inluding our own, therefore we cannot run regular classes today.  The school will be open though.  Teachers can be contacted via e-mail if students need clarification about an assignment or homework.  The school office will be open after 8.

Read the April 2013 issue of the Redeemer Reminder here.  This month's lead story highlights five Redeemer students who went to El Salvador on March break to help build a house.  The issue also contains photos from three recent class trips, our Dinner Auction, International Day,  and read the latest Capital Campaign news too!

Upcoming Dates:

April 16 - Mid-Term Report Cards go home
April 18, 19 and 20 - Play performances!
April 25 - Parent-Teacher Interviews
April 25 - Early dismissal at 1:15 pm
April 26 - PA Day, no school
May 3 & 4 - 30 Hour Famine (optional activity led by Student Council)
May 8, 9 & 10 - Grade 10, 11 and 12 class trips.

but only if  Redeemer alumni
contribute to our capital campaign!

Long-time math teacher and Vice-Principal, Mr. Dave Naftel, has offered to cut off his long locks if  alumni pledge funds towards our building project. How much does Mr. Naftel want alumni to raise you ask?  He's decided he won't cut it off for less than $100,000. That may seem like a lot of money, but Redeemer has graduated 778 students in the past 37 years, so open your wallets and let's work together and get Mr. Naftel's haircut.  Click on the link in the article above to see how you can get a pledge form and contribute over three years, or click on the "Donate Now" button near the top right of this page.

Our current students are going to raise some funds themselves and hope to cut Mr. Naftel's hair on the last day of school.