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Full Time Director of Development and Marketing

Full Time Upper School Math Teacher

Full Time Upper School Humanities Teacher

If interested, please send resume and email of interest to Carl Michael Dicken, Ph. D., Head of School, at cmdicken@rccs.org.  Pro Rege.

Delayed Openings

If we open:

1 Hour Late

School will open at 9:30 a.m. for Kindergarten - 12th Grade

• Kindergarten dismiss at 11:30 (regular time)
• Grades 1-12 dismiss at 3:00 (regular time)
• Preschool begins at 12:30 (regular time)

90 Min. Late

School will open at 10:00 a.m. for Kindergarten - 12th Grade

• Kindergarten dismiss at 12:00
• Grades 1-12 dismiss at 3:00 (regular time)
• Preschool begins at 12:30 (regular time)

2 Hours Late

School will open at 10:30 a.m. for Kindergarten - 12th Grade

• Kindergarten dismiss at 12:30
• Grades 1-12 dismiss at 3:00 (regular time)
• Preschool begins at 1:00
  

Grammar School Lunch Parents

Please remember to find someone to substitute for you if you are unable to cover your assigned duty.

Grammar School Delayed Opening Lunch Schedule

1 Hour Late

• No change in lunch schedule

90 Min. Late

• Grades 1-3 (Recess - 11:45-12:05/Lunch - 12:05-12:30)
• Grades 4-6 (Recess - 12:15-12:40/Lunch - 12:40-1:00)
  

2 Hours Late

• The children will not have recess but lunch will be:
  • Grades 1-3 12:00-12:30
  • Grades 4-6 12:30-1:00

Upper School Delayed Opening Lunch Schedule

1 Hour Late

• Logic  Mondays  12:00-12:30
• Logic  Tuesdays-Fridays 11:30-12:05
• Rhetoric  Mondays  12:45-1:30
• Rhetoric  Tuesdays-Fridays 12:10-12:45
  

90 Min. Late

• Logic  Mondays  12:15-12:40
• Logic  Tuesdays-Fridays  12:00-12:35
• Rhetoric  Mondays  12:55-1:20
• Rhetoric  Tuesdays-Fridays  12:40-1:15

2 Hours Late

• Logic  Mondays 12:35-1:05
• Logic  Tuesdays-Fridays 12:15-12:40
• Rhetoric  Mondays 1:10-1:40
• Rhetoric  Tuesdays-Fridays 12:50-1:15

Thank you for adjusting your schedule to accommodate for these schedule changes.

Dear Redeemer Community,

How often do we as Christians watch the world news and, when confronted by overwhelming spiritual and physical need, yearn for a practical way to help those who suffer?  In their study of World Geography this year, Redeemer seventh graders will investigate the wonders of God’s perfect creation, but also face the difficulties created by sinful men living in a fallen world.  Hopefully, these young people will experience the same desire as you and I – the desire to help others.

In an attempt to connect with those in need, the 7^th graders will be choosing a third world entrepreneur to microfinance through Hope International.  When microfinancing, a donor gives a small loan to an individual interested in starting a cottage industry.  The individual repays the loan while the donor tracks the progress of the business and the repayment process.  As a class, we will choose the country, industry, and individual with whom we will partner and check weekly on the progress being made.  

On October 22^nd, the 7^th graders hosted a “Fast for the World Day”.  On that day, students, faculty, staff, and administration chose to donate to our project the money with which they would normally buy their Chick-fil-A lunch.  During the Logic and Rhetoric lunches that day, the 7^th graders served a choice of white or brown rice as a substitute.  One bowl of rice is often the only meal many poverty stricken children have to sustain them daily. God blessed this day and we were able to raise $725.

Please consider supporting this worthy endeavor. Should you wish to give or if you have a business that would like to match donations, we would be thrilled! As the loan or loans are repaid, we will lend the money afresh to a new entrepreneur. Let’s see how many people Redeemer students can help this year! 

Sincerely,

Heather Walter, 7^th grade Humanities, hwalter@rccs.org