02/08/2010

02/05/2010

02/01/2010
Two Red Bank Regional (RBR) seniors,Michael Lumish and Deshanay Bigelow, both of Red Bank, were honored at the Greater Red Bank chapter of the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) Freedom Fund Banquet, which was held on December 12 at Gibbs Hall. Michael was the recipient of the Chapter’s Education Award and Deshanay received the Community Service Award. A 2009 RBR graduate, Anthony Kevin Smith, Jr. was given the Chapter’s scholarship award of $1000. Anthony is a freshman at Kean University where he is studying Business Management and Marketing.

01/27/2010

It has been brought to the attention of the Red Bank Regional High School Nurse that there have been a few cases of head lice in school. This is unusual for a high school as our students don’t share hats or toys. RBR students do have younger siblings and lice are common among school age children. Head lice have nothing to do with cleanliness or parenting skills.

Parents/Guardian:
Please be alert if you see your children scratching scalp and/or back of neck. If so, please check and treat, if needed.

See the following link: http://www.state.nj.us/health/cd/f_headlice.htm

Designer, name brand, vintage garments, accessories, shoes affordable prices

The fashion consignment sale has been postponed due to inclement weather. A new date will be announced shortly.
75% of the proceeds with be donated to the survivors of the earthquake in Hati
Sponsored by the RBR Fashion Club

Please email rmalik@rbrhs.org for additional information about the sale

National Honor Society Advisor Cassandra Dorn reports that the day after the horrific earth quake in Haiti, her students were eager to do something to help the people of Haiti. The National Honor Society decided to hold a “Change for Haiti” fund drive during lunch hours with proceeds sent to Doctors Without Borders and YeleHaiti. The latter is a foundation founded by Haitian singer Wyclef Jean. So far, the drive has raised more than $650, and the group has set $1000 as a fundraising target. The drive continues at lunches, and anyone in RBR cyberspace who wishes to help the drive can send their donations to RBR care of the National Honor Society Haiti Drive.

Spring sports physicals for all sport participants will be conducted as follows:

Girls and Boys Thursday, February 18, 2010 @2:30pm

Student must have the following:
1) Health History Questionnaire and release form signed and dated by parent.
2) Prescription eyewear, if needed for vision testing.
3) Shorts and a T-Shirt. Girls should wear sports bra or bathing suit under clothing.

Note: Due to change in code and policy same day clearance can no longer be assured.

Red Bank Regional High School’s Student Council is partnering with Green Market Fundraising to sell compact fluorescent light (“CFL”) bulbs to raise funds. RBR Student Council will receive 50% of the sale proceeds. CFLs save energy and money on your electric bill as these bulbs are 75% more energy efficient than traditional light bulbs. In addition, CFLs help the environment by reducing energy usage and carbon emissions.

GMF sells competitively-priced CFL bulbs, including mini-CFLs (4-pack for $7-10), indoor recessed CFLs ($5 each), 3-ways ($7 each) and more! They are ENERGY STAR® qualified so quality is ensured and we offer a wide range of bulbs so you’ll be sure to find bulbs to meet your lighting needs.
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RBR ranks 64 out of 316 NJ public schools according to the September issue of New Jersey Monthly Magazine. RBR ranks 3rd in Monmouth County and 2nd in NJ for its District Factor Group. Rankings are based on average SAT score, advanced proficiency on the High School Proficiency Assessment, Advanced Placement scores, student/faculty ratio and the % of faculty possessing advanced degrees. Congratulations Bucs!