"I got a lion in my pocket and, baby, he's ready to roar"

—Prince, "1999"

The 90s was a different time. There were flip phones, and tamagotchi, and Celene Dion sold more records than any person ever had before or since. So, yeah, the 90s have a lot to answer for.

But there were some great things too, and it was a stellar area in the life of RLC. Join us on May 11 at the Muskoka Discovery Centre in Gravenhurst for dinner, drinks, music, and the Macarena. More details to follow.

Committee members for this event are Barb Barclay ’98, Jennifer Jerrett ’90, Rob Wightman ’97, Kim Morton ’88 and Greg Devenish, Head of School 1995-1999. If you'd like to be part of the planning committee, email Kim Morton ’88 at kim.morton@rosseaulakecollege.com

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I find RLC to be incredibly progressive and adaptable. They are focused on developing kids for a future that we can’t see yet and I think that is probably the biggest reason why we sent our daughter there, because we wanted her to be ready for anything. I want my child to be adaptable and resilient and ready for what comes in the future. RLC has that same philosophy and that is why we love it so much.

– Casey Erin Wood