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RTCA Announces Students of the Month

RTCA Announces Students of the Month RTCA Announces Students of the Month

Robert Toombs Christian Academy has announced Students of the Month for October. RTCA’s lower school Student of the Month is fifth grader Tommy Fitzgerald, middle school Student of the Month is 7th grader Easton Drew, and Robert Toombs Christian Academy’s October student of the month is Freshman Rachel Threlkeld.


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