Students on winter break until January, regular reporting to continue in 2025

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Aarushi Bahadur, Director of RubicOnline
December 19, 2024
WINTER BREAK. Check back in late January for regular reporting. (Ibid Photo: Ellie Camp)
WINTER BREAK. Check back in late January for regular reporting. (Ibid Photo: Ellie Camp)

Upper School winter break is from Dec. 21 – Jan. 6. RubicOnline will not be regularly updated until mid January when our reporters return to school.

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