Activities
Class trips
Senior-Junior trip
Class shirts
Senior hoodies
United Way
Fundraising
Clubs (DFY-IT, Environmental Club, Book Club,Computer Club(not available due to budgets), French Club, French Honor Society, Young Democrats, Young Republicans, Amnesty International, O Ambassadors, Basketball Club, Science Honor Society, Chess Club, Thespian Honor Society)
- 2009-2010: The RMEC Thespians went to the Florida Theatre Conference in Lakeland, Florida, and earned an Excellent rating on the show, "Edgar Allan Poe." Three weeks later, they went to the district One Acts Competition with the same show and earned 9 awards(being Best Tech Design, Best Program/Playbill, and 5 All-Star Cast Awards), straight Superior ratings, and Critic's Choice. Later on, in April 2010, they went to State competition and received Straight Superiors for "Edgar Allan Poe", being told by the judges that the show was "perfect and the best thing they've seen in days."
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