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Raleigh Charter High School is a free, independent public school chartered by the North Carolina State Board of Education. Admissions Admissions FAQs The Application period has closed and we are no longer accepting applications for 2026-27. The admissions lottery was held on Wednesday, March 18 at 3:30 pm. We received 948 applications and accepted 180 rising ninth grade students in the lottery. All rising 10th, 11th and 12th grade applicants have been placed on grade level waitlists. Lottery results have been emailed to parents/guardians of applicants. Parents can view their child's lottery results and wait list status by logging into their Scribbles parent account at https://raleighcharterhsnc.scriborder.com/family . If you need help accessing your lottery status, please email admissions@raleighcharterhs.org . Students will be admitted off the wait lists beginning May 1st and until August 12th. We will contact the waitlisted students in order as spots open up. To learn about Admissions at RCHS, please read the information below and review the Admissions FAQ . Open Houses for Prospective Families Our Prospective Student Open House was held on January 28, 2026. Click here to view our Open House presentation. In April, we will hold another Open House just for students who were admitted in the lottery to help them to make a decision about whether or not to attend RCHS. General Admissions Information Raleigh Charter High School is an independent, public, college-preparatory school that serves students from North Carolina. Prospective students complete an application for admission. Admission to the school is by public lottery. You can view some frequently asked questions here . We accept applications over a period of several weeks during the first few months of the year, usually from late January to late February. Applications can be completed online during this time period. The dates of the application period are posted in December for the following year. A link to the application website will be posted on the first day of the application period. Families with limited or no internet access may visit the school office during business hours to complete an application during the application period. The Admissions Lottery is typically held 3 to 4 weeks after the application period ends. Lottery results are emailed to all applicants. We do not accept applications for admission at any other times during the year. Learn more about Raleigh Charter High School: College Profile , Curriculum Guide , Brochure about RCHS All applications for students accepted by NC charter schools must be from parents who are currently legal residents of North Carolina. The domicile must be in place at the time of the student application. In order to be included in the admissions lottery, an application to RCHS must list a North Carolina residence. Prospective students complete an application for admission to Raleigh Charter High School. Applicants must be ready for Math 1/Algebra 1 or a higher mathematics course in the ninth grade. During high school, students must take at least four courses in math and at least two consecutive years of a foreign language in order to graduate from Raleigh Charter High School. We offer math courses from Math 1 to Calculus 3. Many courses are offered only at the honors (advanced) level Siblings of current RCHS students, siblings of RCHS graduates who finished all four years at RCHS (and graduated), and children of full-time employees are given priority. The current student must be enrolled for one year before sibling status is granted. We hold an Information Session to give prospective students and parents a chance to view the school campus, to visit staff members, and to hear programs about our school.

Parents Overview Welcome Back, Forever Phoenix! RCHS Alumni Association The Alumni Association organized by staff and alumni volunteers who create opportunities for alumni of all ages to Connect, Serve, and Give Back . Throughout the year, alumni are invited to participate in school programs and social events at RCHS and in the local community. All alumni are automatically members of the Alumni Association; no registration or fees required! Interested in getting involved? Email alumni@raleighcharterhs.org . Our Mission: We, as knowledgeable, thoughtful, contributing citizens of the RCHS Alumni Association, will work together to provide peer-led opportunities for alumni to connect with one another, serve our school and greater community, and give back by supporting the initiatives of Raleigh Charter High School. CONNECT: We will build connections among alumni and strengthen relationships between alumni and our school. SERVE: We will volunteer together to help RCHS and the greater community. GIVE BACK: We will contribute our time and resources in support of Raleigh Charter's initiatives and to ensure the legacy of excellent education. Alumni Events Visit our Events page Giving Back to Raleigh Charter RCHS relies on generous support from our community of current and alumni families. Even though you have graduated, there are many ways you can support the school in the months and years ahead ensuring that the experiences you had at RCHS continue to be available for others. There will be many volunteer opportunities (watch the RCHS home page and alumni newsletter) and we welcome any help you can offer. Alumni are encouraged to contribute to our Foundation Fund in support of our dedicated teachers and staff. To make a gift online today, click here . To learn more, please visit our Foundation Fund page . Don't forget to check our list of matching gift companies, as many employers may offer ways to match your gift! Staying Connected We end alumni newsletters containing school and alumni news, interviews with alumni and volunteer opportunities via email. To update your contact information with the RCHS Alumni Relations Office and sign up to receive the RCHS Alumni Update newsletter, please click one of the buttons below. Update your ALUMNI contact info Update your alumni PARENT contact info The Phoenix Annual Newsletter A printed copy of our Phoenix Annual Newsletter is mailed to each current and alumni family during the holiday season. 2025 Phoenix Annual 2024 Phoenix Annual 2023 Phoenix Annual 2022 Phoenix Annual 2021 Phoenix Annual 2020 Phoenix Annual 2019 Phoenix Annual 2018 Phoenix Annual 2017 Phoenix Annual Newsletters contactupdate Interested in planning a reunion for your class? We can help! Email us at alumni@raleighcharterhs.org for more information. News, ideas, suggestions and questions for the RCHS Alumni Relations Office are welcome anytime by contacting Margaret and Mimi at alumni@raleighcharterhs.org . Margaret Barnett , Director of Development & Communications RCHS Class of 2008 Mimi Tomei , Development & Communications Specialist RCHS Class of 2016

Raleigh Charter High School seeks excellent, engaging teachers and staff members who want to work in an innovative and creative educational community. Applicants must be highly qualified in their field and excited about challenging and supporting students to become knowledgeable, thoughtful, and contributing citizens. Employment at RCHS Raleigh Charter High School seeks excellent, engaging teachers and staff members who want to work in an innovative and creative educational community. Applicants must be highly qualified in their field and excited about challenging and supporting students to become knowledgeable, thoughtful, and contributing citizens. Applicants should demonstrate a knowledge of how students best stretch their learning and must also show a commitment to active participation in the school community. Raleigh Charter High School teachers facilitate experiential learning and integrate citizenship education into our rigorous academic curricula. Raleigh Charter High School is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Raleigh Charter High School hires without regard to age, disability, race, color, creed, sex, pregnancy, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, religion, ancestry, or genetic information. Just as we are committed to working to make our student body reflect the communities we serve, our goal is to be a diverse faculty that is representative of the students we teach. We want every one of our students to see themselves represented in their teachers and school staff. Our mission of educating knowledgeable, thoughtful contributing citizens of the world means we are committed to anti-racism and equity. The varied backgrounds and experiences of our school community enable our students and faculty to learn not only alongside each other but also from each other. Our school has a full-time Director of School Culture, as well as School Board and Faculty Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) committees. For full-time positions, we offer salaries competitive with nearby districts, a retirement program (403(b)), health insurance, paid time off, and paid parental and family leave. RCHS gives enrollment priority to children of full-time employees, in accordance with North Carolina General Statute 115C-218.45(f)(3)a. Please continue to browse our website for more information about our school. You may also view our College Profile and Curriculum Guide , or a case study on Raleigh Charter High School conducted by the Model Schools Network on successful practices that support student learning. Current Job Openings Staff and Administration Positions There are no staff and administration positions open at this time. Substitute Teachers Applications for substitute teachers are accepted throughout the year. To apply to be a substitute teacher, please email your resume and a list of three references to office@raleighcharterhs.org . Faculty Positions Raleigh Charter High School is currently accepting applications for the following full-time positions for the 2026-2027 school year. Salaries for these positions range from $50,000 to $85,000 depending on experience and education. Math Teacher English Teacher Science Teacher (chemistry and/or physics) To apply for any of these positions, we ask each applicant to provide the following: Cover letter Resume One-page personal statement of educational philosophy Copies of transcripts of college work List of three references Please email the above materials to employment@raleighcharterhs.org . Athletics Staff Positions There are no athletic staff positions open at this time.

Alumni Overview Student Life Get the 2025-2026 RCHS Student Handbook here . Links to Student Forms Pre-Approved Absence Form Course Schedule Change Request Form You can find more information on health-related forms on the Health Information page. Students have a lot to say about the atmosphere at Raleigh Charter and the educational experience it provides them. Most students like the short academic day we offer but there are other aspects that are important, such as our citizenship education, Special Days, clubs, lunches and curriculum.

Since our founding, Raleigh Charter High School has received strong financial and volunteer support from its families. The generosity of parents, alumni, alumni parents, and even grandparents has enabled our school to offer a vibrant educational community focused on citizenship. Support RCHS Your Contributions Secure the Quality of Education at RCHS 2025-2026 Fund Flier Since our founding, Raleigh Charter High School has received strong financial and volunteer support from its families. The generosity of parents, alumni, alumni parents, and grandparents has enabled our school to offer a vibrant educational community focused on citizenship. Our school offers a challenging curriculum, small classes, and active learning and our teachers are caring, innovative, and passionate about their work. As a public charter school, we face unique financial challenges. Contributions play a critical role in our ability to maintain this high-quality learning environment and we are fortunate to have a long history of strong support from our families. We encourage Raleigh Charter families to be part of this tradition of giving by donating today. Donate to the Phoenix Fund Annual Support The Phoenix Fund: Every Family, Every Year Every year, we set a goal of raising $325,000 for the Phoenix Fund, which supports the day-to-day operations of our school. Achieving our Phoenix Fund goal allows us to meet critical expenses in the current year and confidently plan for the coming year. The Phoenix Fund is a permanent and essential element of our annual operating budget and we greatly appreciate the support that our families continue to show to this effort. Phoenix Fund dollars keep classes small and well supplied. This Phoenix Fund video explains how your gifts help our school. As a line item in our annual budget, contributions are used to supplement low per-pupil funding and make our day-to-day operations possible. The Phoenix Fund is critical because the quality of education we offer costs more than state and local funding provides. Money raised through the Phoenix Fund does not pay for extras; it pays for essentials. Support of the Phoenix Fund gives us the ability to: keep classes small attract and retain excellent teachers and staff provide our students and classrooms with essential resources such as Chromebooks and textbooks and basic supplies like dry erase markers and paper maintain our building and campus At RCHS, we have always relied on caring and steadfast support from our community. Please join in this tradition of giving by donating today. Every gift of every size helps us reach our goal. Donate to the Phoenix Fund Ways to Give Ways to support the annual phoenix fund Donate online Send in a check Set up a recurring monthly gift online or through your bank Ask your employer to multiply your support with a corporate matching gift Donate a gift of stock Give through your Donor Advised Fund Participate in a Workplace Giving Campaign like SECC and United Way (Workplace campaign identification numbers: SECC #3624, United Way (write-in RCHS) Learn More About Supporting RCHS Leadership Message 2024 RCHS Giving Overview The 2024-2025 Phoenix Fund video explains how your gifts help our school: This video explains the goals of the Phoenix and Foundation Funds in more detail: Charitable Giving Information Raleigh Charter High School and Raleigh Charter High School Foundation are two separate 501(c)(3) charitable organizations. Your gift is tax deductible to the full extent of the law. For gifts to the Phoenix Fund, direct your donation to Raleigh Charter High School (Federal tax ID: 56-2121381) For gifts to the Foundation Fund, direct your donation to Raleigh Charter High School Foundation (Federal tax ID: 26-4266980). If you have questions, please contact the Development Office at development@raleighcharterhs.org .

Citizenship is an important component of Raleigh Charter High School's instructional philosophy. Our goal is to teach and model the building blocks of citizenship within the school schedule and curriculum. One way of working toward this goal is our Community Work Day Program. Enrichment Days Community Work Days Citizenship is an important component of Raleigh Charter High School's instructional philosophy. Our goal is to teach and model the building blocks of citizenship within the school schedule and curriculum. One way of working toward this goal is our Community Work Day Program. The design includes teacher and student choice, multi-age grouping of students, one year commitments and experience, and education in up to four service areas during a student's high school years. Each RCHS teacher chooses an area of service to support. Some programs involved direct engagement with area nonprofit organizations, while others involve the creation of "awareness campaigns" for various causes. In the fall, each student looks at all of the service choices offered by teachers and selects his/her top 5 areas of interest. Students are assigned based on their choice and grade level. These multiage groups work together for the entire academic year learning and serving. The structure includes three 1-hour gatherings for education and planning and two 4-hour days of service work. Examples of organizations with whom teachers and students work are: the NC Food Bank, Interact, Catholic Relief Services, The Green Chair, Coon Rock Farm, Interfaith Food Shuttle, Ronald McDonald House, Project Linus, and many more. Many activities are also focused on conservation/ecology work at local parks, conservancy sites and forests. Students volunteer their time and energy in many ways, usually astonishing the staff of service agencies with what 15 teenagers accomplish in 3-4 hours. Close relationships have been established with nearby schools, Raleigh Parks and Recreation, several agencies that serve local residents in need, agencies that work with disabled or sick children, and agencies that work for animal welfare. The faculty and students are assisted with logistics and transportation by the Community Liaison. Parent volunteers are used to transport and work with the students and teachers on their service days. To see when Flex Days, Ex Days, and Community Work Days are this year, please see the school calendar. Flex Days Flex Days occur once each semester over two successive Fridays during which regular classes are cancelled. Students instead meet for half day sessions in small groups to pursue projects in a subject area. Groups often travel off campus. Ex Days Ex Days extend the usual 45-minute class period to 90 minutes, so that students meet in periods 1, 3 and 5 on Thursday and then periods 2, 4 and 6 on Friday, allowing the teachers to do in-depth labs, rehearsals, seminars, practices sessions or group work.

Angela Kraft Math Teacher Angela Kraft has a BS in Math from Bethany Lutheran College and an MS in Math from University of Arizona. Between earning her two degrees, she also studied math for a semester in Moscow, Russia. Before coming to RCHS, Ms. Kraft taught math at the University of Arizona and BASIS Charter School. AKraft [@] raleighcharterhs.org Caio Setubal Math Teacher Caio Setubal holds a BA in Mathematics and Anthropology from the University of Virginia. He is originally from Brazil, but has loved calling North Carolina home since 2015. Before joining the RCHS team, he worked for an education non-profit in São Paulo and taught math at High Point Central High School. csetubal [@] raleighcharterhs.org Hikaru Wajima Math Teacher Hikaru Wajima holds the BS in Physics and the MAT in Mathematics and Physics Education from Duke University. As an Air-Force Captain, Mr. Wajima was a Professor of Air Science at the University of Virginia. Previously, Mr. Wajima has taught with the Susami (Japan) Board of Education (2004-2006). hwajima [@] raleighcharterhs.org Joyce Felder Math Teacher Joyce Felder, is a graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill with a BS in Physics. Before joining the Math Faculty at RCHS, she ran a tutoring program at NCSU in Physics, taught Physics at Enloe High School, consulted for Thinkin' Science Series: ZAP! a physics educational software program developed by Edmark Corporation, and raised four children. jmfelder [@] raleighcharterhs.org Kenny Felder Math Teacher Kenny Felder, graduated from Enloe High School, barely. He then went to UNC-Chapel Hill where, in a determined effort to avoid making up his mind, he wound up majoring in both English and Physics. After ten years in the software industry he joined RCHS in 1999, where he currently teaches math. He maintains a web page of papers on math and physics: www.felderbooks.com/papers . He has four children. kfelder [@] raleighcharterhs.org Kevin Yang Math Teacher Kevin Yang has a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from Rutgers University in New Jersey. In addition to working as a tutor and teaching assistant for PreCalculus, he has interned in research at NASA. kyang [@] raleighcharterhs.org Leigh Boggs Math Teacher Leigh holds a BS in Secondary Mathematics Education and a ME in Curriculum Instruction both from The Pennsylvania State University. Leigh has been working with students in and out of the classroom most of her life. Leigh started working with students in camp settings and servant leadership roles, but has most recently been in the classroom teaching middle school and high school math in Pennsylvania. Leigh joined the RCHS faculty in 2024. lboggs [@] raleighcharterhs.org Sarika Subramanian Math Teacher - Long-Term Substitute Sarika Subramanian has a BS in Computer Science and a BA in Mathematics from Texas A&M University. She has taught high school Math in Texas and North Carolina and worked in virtual intervention support for K-12 English and Mathematics for school districts all over the country. She is thrilled to be back in a high school Math classroom! When not at school, you can likely find her at the North Carolina Courage home games, walking or meditating outside, or buried under a pile of books. sasubramanian [@] raleighcharterhs.org Shayla Coleman Math Teacher Shayla Coleman holds a BA in Mathematics from Agnes Scott College in Decatur, GA. She also holds a PhD in Educational Research and Policy Analysis from North Carolina State University. Shayla joined the RCHS faculty in 2024. scoleman [@] raleighcharterhs.org RCHS Mathematics

Raleigh Charter High School was begun by a Board of Directors made up of business professionals, experienced educators, and college professors. The school is backed by a non-profit corporation established in the summer of 1998 by parents of 8th graders at The Magellan Charter School who wished to continue the secure, nurturing, academically enriched education that our children experienced there, and to expand this opportunity to include more Raleigh-area students. How RCHS Was Started Raleigh Charter High School was begun by a Board of Directors made up of business professionals, experienced educators, and college professors. The school is backed by a non-profit corporation established in the summer of 1998 by parents of 8th graders at The Magellan Charter School who wished to continue the secure, nurturing, academically enriched education that our children experienced there, and to expand this opportunity to include more Raleigh-area students. Key elements of this experience have been: A small community of learners allows teachers to focus on teaching rather than crowd management Very actively involved parents support the teaching staff AND communicate strongly to their children the importance of education Hands-on, experiential learning enables students to delve into the North Carolina Standard Course of Study in great depth From this background we created RCHS, looking at what we want this community of teenagers to be like when they graduate. Our Beginnings at Pilot Mill From 1999 through 2011, Raleigh Charter High School was located in Historic Pilot Mill, an architecturally stunning set of buildings behind Peace College. The buildings have an impressive entrance, loblolly pine floors and ceilings, and nine foot, double hung sash windows. The interior of the school retained the exposed brick walls and sealed pine floors and ceilings. The architect for the project is Eddie Belk, who is well known in North Carolina for his historic restoration projects, including Brightleaf Square in Durham. The fully renovated 1910 Administration building housed our administrative offices and classrooms for subjects including biology, math, English, social studies, languages, art, music and drama. New space in the adjacent 1894 Weaving building had ten classrooms including a chemistry lab, computer lab, and new physics lab. New space for music classes was added in 2004. Moving to 1307 Glenwood In 2011, and after many contributions of time, talent and resources from our faculty, staff, parents and students, RCHS moved to its permanent home at 1307 Glenwood Avenue in the Glenwood-Brooklyn neighborhood of downtown Raleigh.

RCHS World Languages Adriana Velasquez Spanish Teacher Adriana Velasquez was born in Bogotá, Colombia, and obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Los Andes University. After specializing in Business Administration in Spain, she came to the United States with her husband and son, where she operated her own business offering bookkeeping and income tax preparation services as a Registered Tax Preparer and a IRS-Certified Agent. In 2013, she graduated from Meredith College with a Master's of Arts in Teaching and has served elementary and middle school students at Maureen Joy Charter School. avelasquez [@] raleighcharterhs.org Damien Sauzet French Teacher Damien Sauzet is a French citizen. He relocated From France in 2017. He holds a "Maîtrise de Lettres modernes" from Blaise Pascal University in Clermont-Ferrand, France. He obtained the national certification to become a teacher in 2002 in France and has since been working in public middle and high schools, mainly in his native region of Auvergne. He enjoys sharing his language and culture with RCHS students and also gives a little bit of his time to the Alliance Française of Raleigh. dsauzet [@] raleighcharterhs.org Kendra Stenzel Spanish Teacher Kendra Stenzel attended Oregon State University where she received her BA in Spanish. During her undergraduate studies, she spent a year in Europe attending college in Segovia, Spain where she fell in love with the culture and language. In 2010, She received her Masters of Arts in Education with endorsements in Spanish and Social Studies from the University of Michigan. Upon graduation, she began her teaching career at a rural school in Oregon where she spent 14 years teaching multiple subjects as well performing other roles such as Activities Director and Graduation Coach. kstenzel [@] raleighcharterhs.org Mark Slattery Spanish Teacher Mark Slattery served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Guatemala from 1985 to 1987 in the fisheries program. It was there that he learned Spanish and developed an appreciation for Hispanic/Latin culture. He has traveled extensively throughout Central America. He taught in Orange county for twelve years before coming to RCHS. He received the B.A. in Journalism from Northeastern University in Boston and teaching certification in Spanish in his hometown of Framingham, MA. mslattery [@] raleighcharterhs.org Petra Martignoni German Teacher Petra Martignoni received her teacher’s diploma from the State Teachers College in Bern/Switzerland. Additionally she majored in Philosophy and minored in German Literature at the University of Bern/Switzerland. Before moving to the USA, Mrs. Martignoni taught for several years and traveled extensively, mainly in Asia and Europe. pmartignoni [@] raleighcharterhs.org Shannon Hess Spanish Teacher Shannon Hess holds a BA in Spanish from Eastern University BA and for a Masters in Spanish Language and Culture from the University of Salamanca Spain. She is originally from Pennsylvania but has called Raleigh home since 2014. Ms. Hess first fell in love with Spain during a semester abroad in 2009 and decided to move there after college. She taught English in a small town in central Spain and then later decided to pursue her masters degree in Salamanca. Ms. Hess says she loves to travel and hopes to visit all Spanish speaking countries one day. She also enjoys running, reading, and baking. shess [@] raleighcharterhs.org

RCHS Healthful Living Colin Russell Health Teacher Colin holds a BS in Business and Marketing from Providence College and an MA in Sport Management through the College of Education and Human Ecology at The Ohio State University. Colin is also an experienced yoga instructor, holding a ERYT-200-hour certification through Yoga Alliance. Prior to arriving at RCHS, he owned an award-winning yoga and wellness studio for nearly 10 years in Cary, NC. Before moving to North Carolina in 2011 Colin held positions at Boston College and the University of Rhode Island working in student-athlete development. In his spare time, Colin enjoys traveling with his wife, Jessica, and their young son Fitz. crussell [@] raleighcharterhs.org

Since our founding, Raleigh Charter High School has received strong financial and volunteer support from its families. The generosity of parents, alumni, alumni parents, and even grandparents has enabled our school to offer a vibrant educational community focused on citizenship. RCHS Day of Giving: March 20, 2026 Together we exceeded our goal: $101,528 raised! Thank you to the dozens and dozens of supporters who donated during Day of Giving! Your generosity and enthusiasm is deeply appreciated by all of us here at Raleigh Charter High School. Because our community rallied together raising just over $51,500, we have successfully secured the $50,000 matching gift provided by an RCHS alumni family. Thank you to each and every donor for helping us exceed our goal with $101,528 raised! Your gifts truly make Raleigh Charter possible. With your support we are able to continue to provide excellent education to all of our students, hire and retain exceptional faculty and staff, and maintain our building and campus. Funds raised through this effort play an important role in paying salaries and bonuses for our dedicated staff, funding professional development programs, covering lunch and other costs for students experiencing financial hardship, helping with utilities and building expenses, and much more. Your generosity not only helps us with our day-to-day operations, but you are also helping us plan for the future to ensure Raleigh Charter remains an excellent school for the next generation of citizens of the world. Thank you for believing in the power of our mission and supporting the work we do with our students every day. Data shown in graphic below: $51,528 community gifts + $50,000 matching gift; 34 first-time donors; 142 total gifts from 9 different states; gifts from 69 current parents, 22 alumni parents, 36 alumni, and 15 grandparents & friends 2026 Day of Giving The Purpose: Your donations help us fill our Phoenix Fund to make our essential operations possible. The Goal: $100,000. The Gifts: This year we are aiming high! Imagine what we could do with… 100 current parent gifts 100 alumni parent gifts 100 alumni gifts 25 grandparent/friend gifts Gifts of any size are valued and appreciated! Remember, EVERY gift counts towards our $50,000 match and EVERY gift counts towards our gift totals. Donate! As a special thank you for your gift, we’ll send you an RCHS bookmark made by our Key Club students! Your gifts support Knowledgeable, Thoughtful, Contributing Citizens Since our founding in 1999, Raleigh Charter High School has relied on generous contributions from our families, alumni, and friends to make our day-to-day and year-to-year operations possible. Every dollar you donate is used carefully and wisely toward maintaining an educational atmosphere where students can learn, grow, and thrive. Whether you give in honor of your student, in gratitude to your favorite teacher, or in hope for future generations of Phoenix, we thank you for your support and generosity. If you have questions about giving, please contact our Development team at development@raleighcharterhs.org. Margaret Barnett Director of Development & Communications RCHS Class of 2008 mbarnett@raleighcharterhs.org Mimi Tomei Development & Communications Specialist RCHS Class of 2016 mtomei@raleighcharterhs.org Donate $20 Calling All Alumni! Calling All Alumni! Calling All Alumni! Calling All Alumni! Your contributions support excellent education for current and future students Your Gifts Make RCHS Possible! $31 covers lunch for a whole week for one of our students experiencing financial hardship $250 pays for one week of our monthly water bill $1,170 pays for one week of our monthly electricity bill $46 buys a case printer paper (we need about 170 cases per year!) $500 funds one student athlete for one season $3,500 provides the annual AP bonus for a non-AP teacher/staff $100 supplies one textbook $800 covers an AP Summer Institute for one teacher $9,000 pays for a professional development conference for a department No need to delay, donate today! Charitable Giving Information Raleigh Charter High School and Raleigh Charter High School Foundation are two separate 501(c)(3) charitable organizations. Your gift is tax deductible to the full extent of the law. For gifts to the Phoenix Fund, direct your donation to Raleigh Charter High School (Federal tax ID: 56-2121381) For gifts to the Foundation Fund, direct your donation to Raleigh Charter High School Foundation (Federal tax ID: 26-4266980). If you have questions, please contact the Development Office at development@raleighcharterhs.org .

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