The Eagle's Nest

A new hang out place called Eagle’s Net Café has ar­rived at RCHS. It is a chance for se­niors to re­lax dur­ing sec­ond and third pe­riod and en­joy cof­fee, sweet rolls, and the other items that will be avail­able. An­other perk is that the Eagle’s Net Cafe is held in the room with the best Wi-​​Fi in the school, the fresh­man acad­emy work­room, so stu­dents can also surf the web dur­ing this free time. The new cafe will take place every Tues­day dur­ing sec­ond and third pe­riod, and any se­nior may come with teacher’s permission.

Mrs. Can­non, the teacher spon­sor of the cafe, says it is meant to be a re­ward to the se­niors, and pro­vides them with place to go where stu­dents can play games like Uno, and domi­nos, and may even be­come a place to lis­ten to mu­sic. Mrs. Can­non also spoke of the pos­si­bil­ity of al­low­ing un­der­class­men to pur­chase items in-​​between classes She feels that it will show that the stu­dents “can be trusted, just like they are with the hour lunch.” With so much pos­i­tive feed­back from stu­dents, Mrs. Can­non is cer­tain that the Eagle’s Nest Cafe will be a success.

Cur­rently, the cafe’s menu con­sists of cof­fee for $.50, cap­puc­ci­nos for $1, and sweet rolls for $1, which are pro­vided by culi­nary arts stu­dents Court­ney Mil­l­iron, Kara Mc­Clen­don, and Dil­lion Williams. The Eagle’s Net Cafe will also ac­cept sug­ges­tions for their menu, which can be given to Mrs. Can­non or the culi­nary arts students.