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Broadway performer and musical theater expert Frank Mastrone taught a Broadway Master Class to a very enthusiastic group of MS and US students!
Broadway performer and musical theater expert Frank Mastrone taught a Broadway Master Class to a very enthusiastic group of MS and US students!
Each week at morning assembly, a Grade 8 student shares an experience or story that is important to them. We will be posting these stories weekly so our community can get to know this extraordinary class of leaders. This past Monday, Sarah B. spoke about the importance of community and friendship at RA. Enjoy reading Sarah's story!
This past January, the RA community came together for the Community Center in Northern Westchester through its annual clothing drive to help those in need get through the winter months.
Each week at morning assembly, a Grade 8 student shares an experience or story that is important to them. We will be posting these stories weekly so our community can get to know this extraordinary class of leaders. This past Monday, Dylan S. spoke about his first day at RA and encouraged all of us to be kind especially when we meet someone new. Enjoy reading Dylan's story!
Read the February book review of Adrian Simcox Does NOT Have a Horse by Marcy Campbell. A beautiful book about empathy, kindness, and friendship with wonderful illustrations brought to you by our fabulous RA LS librarians, Gail Heaslip and Elizabeth Buchan.
In the 3rd edition of Your Annual Fund Dollars at Work, RA's Director of Development Mo Carleton shares reasons and benefits for contributing to RA's Annual Fund.
Each week at morning assembly, a Grade 8 student shares an experience or story that is important to them. We will be posting these stories weekly so our community can get to know this extraordinary class of leaders. This past Monday, Gus M. spoke about perseverance and overcoming challenges. Enjoy reading Gus' story!
Outreach is an important part of the curriculum at Ridgefield Academy. Through RA's Service Learning program, students understand the value in helping others. This year's Patriot Pride Night is an example of just that. All proceeds from the event will go to benefit a community of young people in Paradise, California who have lost everything but continue to fight.
Each week at morning assembly, a Grade 8 student shares an experience or story that is important to them. We will be posting these stories weekly so our community can get to know this extraordinary class of leaders. This past Monday, Bryce H. spoke about the one word that describes him and reminds him of the RA community. Enjoy reading Bryce's story!
WordMasters is a national vocabulary competition in which about 150,000 students participate in annually. RA students in Grades 4 through 8 competed in the first of three meets of The WordMasters Challenge last fall and received high honors. Congratulations to all!