The Quad City community and members of the press are invited to Rivermont Collegiate's 2009-10 Academic Fair, which will be immediately followed by an exciting announcement regarding future student opportunities at the School.  Join us on Thursday, February 11th at 6:00 p.m. to immerse yourself in knowledge and information as Rivermont students share a diverse assortment of projects at the Academic Fair.  Over 130 projects will be on display in the gymnasium, where guests and students will gather to view the results of months of research. Stay to hear the results of projects entered into competition, which will be followed by a special announcement from Headmaster Richard St. Laurent at approximately 7:15 p.m.

The annual Academic Fair is a proud tradition at Rivermont, with projects that span numerous academic areas, from inventions to genealogy to the performance of living biographies.  Guests will also have the opportunity to take guided tours of the Rivermont campus, which includes the historic Joseph Bettendorf Mansion, and learn more about Rivermont Collegiate.  The Academic Fair is the culmination of months of students' hard work - prepare to be amazed! The Rivermont community could not be more eager to pair this display of academic merit with our exciting announcement to the community!

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