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January 5, 2021 | Volume 14, Issue 23

RCSS NEWS & EVENTS

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...

CLICK HERE FOR NEW UPDATES REGARDING THE START OF SCHOOL

JOIN US FOR A ZOOM PARENT SOCIAL

Parents, we would love for you to be part of our social hour via Zoom!


When: Monday, January 10, at 6:00 p.m.

Why: Because we appreciate YOU!


Click here to join on Monday


Meeting ID: 929 9286 3216

Passcode: 461468



Padres! Los esperamos el martes para ser parte de nuestra hora social via Zoom!


Cuándo: Martes, 11 de enero a las 6:00 p.m.

Por Qué: Porque los apreciamos!


Haga clic aquí para unirse el martes


Meeting ID: 771 2157 1714

Passcode: Bax33Y


A PRAYER FOR THE END OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING

As shared by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station, N.J.

God of freedom, beauty and truth

we believe that your deepest desire,

your most powerful energy,

is that all creation might know abundant life.

We raise our voices in anguished prayer

for our sisters and brothers,

women and girls, men and boys,

who are modern day slaves;

They are your beloved daughters and sons,

exploited sexually or forced to work

because of human violence and greed.

Fill us with your holy anger and your sacred passion

that those who are trafficked might know healing and justice;

that traffickers will come to repentance and conversion;

that all of us might live in such a way

that others are not made to pay the price

for our comfort and convenience.

Hasten the coming of the day when all people

and our precious Earth itself

will be treated, not as a commodity,

but as radiant images of your freedom, beauty and truth.

Amen. May it be so.


Slavery isn’t dead. Human trafficking, also known as trafficking in persons, is the illegal trade of people for exploitation or commercial gain. It is a form of modern-day slavery. On any given day, 40 million men, women, and children are victimized by human trafficking. The L.A. Freedom Walk is soon upon us this coming Saturday at 9 AM online! Service hours will be given for your participation.

WALK FOR FREEDOM

Social justice is an important element of Ramona's curriculum both inside and outside the classroom. In addition to the social justice course that is part of the Theology Department curriculum, each grade level has a unique social justice curricular focus.

 

Human Trafficking is one of the topics that is closely associated with the justice work of the Sisters of the Holy Names. Participating in this virtual event is a way for us to be educated about the issue and join our voices with others. Students will receive service hours for their participation. Click here to register now.


Check out the Facebook event page.

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CONGRATULATIONS SOCCER TEAM!

This week, Ramona’s soccer team was ranked in the top ten teams in Division 6 of the Southern Section of CIF. Way to go, Tigers!


SPRING SPORTS PHYSICAL REMINDER AND VACCINATIONS

The new year is right around the corner and that means spring sports are almost here! Please make sure to have an up-to-date physical. If you don't, schedule one as soon as possible. If you need the physical form to be signed off by the doctor, email Ms. Lamas at [email protected]. For those athletes that are eligible, we highly recommend making an appointment for your booster. Click here for important information regarding student-athlete vaccinations.

 

SOFTBALL TRYOUTS - MARK YOUR CALENDAR

Softball tryouts will be held Monday, January 10th (3:15 to 5:15), Wednesday, January 12th (3:15 to 5:15), and Thursday, January 13th (3:15 to 5:15). Please bring: mask, water, cleats, tennis shoes, glove, helmet, and any other softball equipment. 

IMPROV BEGINS

Happy New Year, improv and theatre folk! We are starting second semester with two great performance gigs! You can be involved with one or both - no previous experience necessary!

Improv begins on Friday, January 14, from 1:15 - 3:00. Spring play production begins the following Thursday, January 20. Work as a team, sharpen your wits, and have a lot of laughs!


WINTER FORMAL

In light of the various Covid issues, the Winter Formal scheduled for January 14th is being postponed to a later date. As soon as arrangements are made with the hotel, the new date will be published.

2021-2022 CREATIVE WRITING & LITERARY MAGAZINE - ANNUAL CONTEST

Here Ye, Here Ye, Come One, Come All! 

'Tis the season, oh Ramona students, 

Of all depths and skills, 

To submit some creative writing -

Poetry, short stories, opinions, and more 

Why! Anything you'd like to explore.

Submit your work yet again, 

To your incredible Creative Writing Club friends! :-)

For they and their English department elves, 

Shall decide the best of the best,

In a bit of a friendly winter contest, 

And will create from all submissions, 

A literary magazine like no other seen before-

Just wait to see what the end of this school year has in store!

So- if you'd like a chance to win first, second, or third place, 

Get some extra credit in English or have your entry published in fine print,

Well honestly - what are you waiting for? Take this hint!

 

Any style, genre, and content of creative writing are acceptable as long as it is original work.

For any further questions, please contact Ms. Annie Green ([email protected]). All work must be submitted by January 14th to [email protected]. For it's the most wonderful writing time of the year!

FILLM COMPETITION

Don’t miss out on the 2021/2022 "Streets, Art, SAFE Film Competition" for high school students. Registration closes at the end of January. "Streets, Art, SAFE" is a unique hands-on competition for high school students interested in film-making, mentored by Hollywood filmmakers. Students are invited to create 30-second public service announcements about traffic safety issues. Experienced filmmakers, directors, producers, cinematographers, etc. help to mentor the students and improve their skills. 


Winning teams receive prizes, their pieces played on TV and the top PSAs have their work submitted to the Burbank International Film Festival.


Click here to learn more. Contact Mrs. Fernandez ([email protected]) if you are interested in submitting your work.

A QUICK NOTE FROM THE EDITOR

You may notice that the e-newsletter looks quite different this week. Due to system outages with our website host, we used a backup system to make sure your news was delivered on time and straight to your inbox. We hope to return to our primary format next week.

DATES TO REMEMBER


Thursday, January 6

4:30 Basketball v. Bishop Conaty (Home)


Friday, January 7

3:30 Soccer v. Sacred Heart (home)


Saturday, January 8

HSPT Boot Camp

9:00 LA Freedom Walk (virtual)

3:00 Basketball v. IMAC (Home)


Monday, January 10

Classes Resume – Week 2

6:00 Parent Social via Zoom (English) - Click here to join


Tuesday, January 11

International Human Trafficking Awareness Day

3:00 Basketball v. Alverno (Away)

6:00 Parent Social via Zoom (Spanish) - Click here to join


Wednesday, January 12

Assembly: Prayer Service

3:30 Soccer v. Holy Family (Away)


Thursday, January 13

Campus Tours for Future Tigers

Dress Uniform required

4:30 Basketball v. Mission (Home)


Friday, January 14

CSF Applications Due

3:30 Soccer v. Mission (Home)


Saturday, January 15

HSPT Bootcamp (HFR)


Monday, January 17

Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday - No classes - School offices will be closed

LUNCH MENU FOR JANUARY 10 - 13

Sincerely,

Sr. Kathleen Callaway, SNJM, President

Mrs. Jacqueline Quiñones Sienkowski, Principal

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