Dear Warrior Parents/Guardians,

Come join Webster Schroeder cast and crew as we "jet" off on an unforgettable musical adventure!

Based on the 2002 Steven Spielberg hit movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks, we meet Frank Abagnale Jr., a precocious teenager seeking fame and fortune. He ran away from home in 1964 at the age of 16 with nothing but his boyish charm, big imagination and millions of dollars in forged checks. From 1964-1969 Frank successfully posed as a substitute teacher, a pilot, doctor and a lawyer- living the high life and winning the girl of his dreams. When Frank's lies catch the attention of FBI agent, Carl Hanratty, Carl does whatever it takes to bring him down.This musical which premiered on Broadway on March 11, 2011 is based on a true life story of the world's now most respected authority on forgery, embezzlement, cyber crimes and scams, Frank Agabnale Jr.

Webster's Schroeder Black and Brown Student Union had the amazing opportunity to attend a field trip at RIT to hear from the New York Times best selling author and leading scholar in antiracist research Dr. Ibram X. Kendi. The students were able to meet the author and have their books signed (1st picture is the author).

Medical professionals came to the Women in STEM's meeting to teach the students proper knot tying, how to secure a wound with staples, and how to properly sew a stitch. They even provided them with proper operating room protective clothing and had them put them on properly.

The Strong staff members that came were:

Christina Cellini, MD - Associate Professor of Surgery

Dana McDeid, MS, RN, CNOR - Nurse Manager, Operating Room (Webster Schroeder grad)

Donna Steo, MS, RN, CNE-cl - Nurse Manager, Operating Room

The Young Women's Empowerment Group hosted a movie night in the Auditorium showing MEAN GIRLS!

Hello Parents/Guardians,

At different points in our lives we all need a little help. Through confidential consultation, we can provide guidance and access to valuable resources in our school and community which might include support for school supplies, fee waivers (ie. SAT/ACT, AP exams, dual credit courses), holiday meals, and basic needs. While we can not guarantee help in all of these areas, we are here to partner directly with you to support you and your family. We know your child's well-being and learning in school is intertwined with their experiences at home so please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions. Thank you for allowing us to help.

The Ridge Café is open everyday during 2nd block (9:44 - 10:35).