On St. Patrick’s Day, 125 Renaissance students were taken to Marvel Lanes as a reward for their efforts.
Students won prizes for the best-dressed, highest female score, highest male score, best team name, highest team score, lowest team score and “best guess” for the number of jelly beans in a jar.
“It makes us extremely proud and happy when we can show students that when you work hard at something…it pays off! We work solely off of donations from the public. The more monies raised, the more we do. We are delighted to work alongside such a wonderful group of students and staff. The National Guard has been a significant contributor towards our cause. We wish to thank them and all the donors who made this event possible,” says Co-President, C. J. Modolo.
Bath High School’s Renaissance Group is a growing entity of volunteers that make qualifying students feel appreciated for their academic efforts.
Pictured above are the folks who make it happen. Bottom row-left to right – Amy Swenson, Tresea Jackson, C. J. Modolo, Matt Dodson, Jeanne Hausler, Becky Goodwin. Back row (Eric Swenson, Scott Graves). Not pictured: Sgt. Frederick, National Guard.
The Renaissance program has more events planned before the end of the school year. For information about Renaissance, contact BHS or visit their web site at www.bath.k12.mi.us.