RC3 News

RC3 seniors recently assembled for an enlightening financial literacy event aimed at equipping them with essential skills and knowledge to navigate the intricacies of life after high school. The event served as a catalyst for empowering the next generation with the tools and insights necessary to make informed financial decisions. From budgeting basics to establishing credit, participants delved into a wide array of topics designed to foster financial responsibility and independence. RC3 would like to thank Regions Bank and their volunteers for helping our students with next steps along their banking journey.

A remarkable group of seniors in the Health Science Academy took the Certificated Patient Care Technician certification exam through the National Healthcareer Association in February. The exam is not just an assessment of knowledge; it is a gateway to new opportunities, promising futures, and professional growth. Today, we take a moment to applaud the dedication, perseverance, and remarkable accomplishment of those students. Please help us congratulate the following students are gaining their certification:

• Ashaaz Daredia
• Kyle Edwards
• Mae Elliott
• Katie Gomez
• Emma Noell
• Sandy Samadi
• Lynde Seay
• Jackson Standridge
• Grace Trewhella

Aspiring chefs from RC3's Culinary & Hospitality Academy took center stage during this year's highly anticipated Restaurant Week. Showcasing their talents and creativity, these budding culinary artists left taste buds tingling. Behind every culinary masterpiece were the guiding hands of seasoned chefs who served as mentors and advisors to the budding talents. Under their expert guidance, students honed their skills, perfected their techniques, and gained invaluable insights into the intricacies of the culinary world. For the culinary students, Restaurant Week was not just an opportunity to showcase their skills but also a chance to gain real-world experience and feedback from diners and industry professionals alike.

Students interested in the construction industry converged for a momentous event - the Construction Science Interview Day. With hard hats metaphorically donned and resumes in hand, these aspiring builders showcased their potential to industry professionals, leaving a lasting impression and paving the way for future careers in construction. Over 18 companies were in attendance and represented a diverse range of disciplines within the construction industry. For many, this event marked the first step towards turning their passion into a fulfilling career.

Students in the Fire & Emergency Services Academy engaged in a career fair. With a shared passion for making a difference, these aspiring public servants engaged with representatives from government agencies, military branches, forging connections and exploring opportunities to serve their communities. The Public Service Career Fair provided a platform for students to explore a wide range of career paths dedicated to serving the public good. They learned about internship opportunities and entry-level positions, gaining insight into the diverse array of career paths available in the public sector.

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The 2024 Ellevation Scholarship is now open! Ellevation is awarding ten $2,000 scholarships to deserving EL students as they continue on to higher education. Think you know a student who may be eligible? Applicants must:

• Be a high school senior who has been enrolled as an English Language Learner (ELL) at some point during their K-12 education
• Plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited two- or four- year college, university or vocational-technical school for the entire 2024-2025 academic year

Applications are open now and will be accepted until May 12th, 2024 at 3PM Central Time. For more information, click HERE.

RC3 Attendance Policy - Review the attendance policy by clicking HERE

If the student will not attend for any reason on a scheduled attendance day, the student is required to email RC3 to inform us of the absence. Please email at: rc3main@hoover.k12.al.us at least 15 minutes prior to your scheduled arrival time.

Please be aware that RC3 attendance policy and procedures may differ from your base school.

Parents, if your student tests positive for COVID, you may refer to your physician for guidelines. Hoover City Schools policy states students need to remain at home if they have a temperature of 100 degrees or higher. They must be fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medication in order to return to school.

Contact Information:

Emily Sutton, RN

esutton@hoover.k12.al.us

205-439-1900

For more information, contact Vanessa Shoemaker, RC3 bookkeeper at 205-439-1900.

April 12: E-Learning Day (No In-Person School)

May 22: SPHS Graduation at Samford University Pete Hanna Center at 5:00pm

May 23: HHS Graduation at Bartow Arena at 6:00pm

You MUST park in your assigned space every day. If you do not have an assigned parking space at RC3, you are NOT allowed to park on the campus.

Driving to RC3 is a privilege, not a right. There are consequences for failing to follow all rules associated with driving to and from RC3. For questions or concerns, please see Officer Thomas.

EEOC Notice

Email: rc3main@hoover.k12.al.us
Location: 853 Willow Oak Drive, Hoover, AL, USA
Phone: 205-439-1900