06/01/2018
Arts Night 2018.
Thank you, Ms. Connie Cummings! With tremendous skill, passion and love, you bring out the inner artist of the students. Amazing!
Opening in September 2011, RCIS is a small elementary school in Dorchester that offers families and
“Connecting Classroom and Community”
The new Roger Clap Innovation School envisions a school that embraces a Place-based Curriculum model. Place-based education is the process of using the local community and environment as a starting point to teach concepts in language arts, mathematics, social studies, science and other subjects across the curriculum. Emphasizing hands-on, real world learning e
06/01/2018
Arts Night 2018.
Thank you, Ms. Connie Cummings! With tremendous skill, passion and love, you bring out the inner artist of the students. Amazing!
******VOLUNTEERS NEEDED******
Arts Night is a week from tonight! We are looking for volunteers to help Ms. Cummings with the setup. If you (or anyone in your family) has some time to give on June 15th to help Ms. Cummings hang up student work, your assistance would be truly appreciated. Even an hour or so is helpful. If this fits into your schedule, please let her know when you can come by and for about how long.
you can respond here, or you can email her at: [email protected]
Here are some of the gift cards we will be raffling at the fundraiser this Friday!
Wegmans
Ice Cream Smith
Lazer Craze
Cheesecake Factory
Lucy's American Tavern
Texas Roadhouse
Monster Mini Golf
JP Licks
Roche Bros.
05/08/2017
Third Grade Flower Shower is just one of 6 class art pieces available at the silent auction at this Friday's Fundraiser. Roger Clap students want to help their school!
Reminder: Spring Fling and Going NUTS day this Friday.
Snack donations are welcome. We are looking for drink boxes and nut free snacks. See you all there!
04/12/2017
Arts and More at Atlantic Wharf
On Tuesday, April 18th, join us at Atlantic Wharf from 11:30 am - 1:30 pm for fish printing with Save the Harbor's Artist in Residence, Olga Karyakina, and Fishing 101 (weather permitting).
On Wednesday, April 19th, join us at Atlantic Wharf from 11:30 am - 1:30 pm for Storytelling by the Sea with storyteller Tony Toledo, and fish printing with Save the Harbor's Artist in Residence, Olga Karyakina.
Please RSVP for these free programs to Amy at [email protected]. Space is limited, and reservations are required. Please include a name for the reservation and how many children and adults in your group!
Thank you to Boston Properties - Atlantic Wharf for their support of these programs!
04/12/2017
Looking for free, fun things to do with your friends, family, kids or group during vacation week?
Marine Mammal Safaris are back!
On Saturday April 22, 2017, Save the Harbor/Save the Bay and Massachusetts Bay Lines will host 3 free Marine Mammal Safaris to search for seals and porpoises and share songs and stories of Boston Harbor and the sea. These free trips are open to the public. We welcome school and community groups, youth organizations, friends, families, and children over the age of 5 under the supervision of a parent or guardian.
The 1st trip boards at 9:00am, departs at 9:30, and returns by 11:00am
The 2nd trip boards at 11:15am, departs at 11:30, and returns by 1:00pm
The 3rd trip boards at 1:15pm, departs at 1:30, and returns by 3:00pm.
All three trips depart from and return to the Massachusetts Bay Lines dock at Rowes Wharf (behind the Boston Harbor Hotel). You can find directions at http://www.massbaylines.com/wharf-and-contact/
These cruises are free but space is limited, so reservations are required. To reserve your spot please email Amy at [email protected]. Please specify how many people in your group, a name for the reservation, and which cruise you would like to go on! We suggest you wear warm clothing, and bring a camera or binoculars. Snacks and beverages may be purchased aboard the boat, but you are also welcome to bring your own brown bag lunch.
Check out our blog for seal photos taken from the Boston Fish Pier this winter and spring!
A very special thank you to our Youth and Family Program Funders and Massachusetts Bay Lines for their generous support of this event!
04/04/2017
03/30/2017
03/13/2017
On Friday we had a walk-in to support the teacher contract negotiations. One of the big features of this proposed contract is additional support for inclusion.
Women's Rights are Workers' Rights! Public employees deserve fair contracts no matter their gender!
Questions can be directed to Leila Parks, [email protected]. There will be meeting this Wednesday at 5:00 to stand in solidarity as we request a full time inclusion specialist and a full time nurse for the 2017-2018 school year.
MAKE YOUR VOICES HEARD!!! The teachers of Roger Clap are planning to raise awareness about budget cuts and teacher contracts at the school. This is a Boston wide effort to support our students. Please join our teachers tomorrow morning at 8:45 to support our school.
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