W e e k l y RIALTO RECORD
Vol 21, NO. 05
October 2 7, 2022
Over 95 K olb Middle School students are registered for Rialto’s Run Around the Rocks
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The purpose of Run Around the Rocks is to educate students, educators and the community on the importance of the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Program.
By Manny Sandoval
he 7th Annual Run Around the Rocks is back on Sunday, November 6th, 2022, and an astounding 95-plus students from Kolb Middle School have eagerly registered for the 5K run.
Kolb Middle School
Science Teacher and Running Coach Keita Kashiwagi and others have been encouraging students from the middle school to participate in the run for their quality of life fulfillment and to compete for classroom monetary prizes. “The students and I have been meeting on
campus every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday since the start of the school year to practice running two to four miles. I believe this may be the year we have the most students registered from Kolb Middle School, so it’s great to see that they’re doing this for their health and school,” said Kashiwagi.
The cost for students to participate is $10, and students who cannot afford to cover registration costs will be included.
“We tell our students we want them to run; it costs $10, but if a student can’t afford it, we ask their parents to write a note, and we’ll figure
out a way to cover it. So I don’t want money to be why they do not participate,” continued Kashiwagi.
Another crucial resource the school provides the student participants is transportation to Run, cont. on next pg.
The Inland Empire 48 Hour Film Project Premiere Screening was a
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massive success for filmmakers across the region
By Manny Sandoval
ased on the quality and success of the Inland Empire 48-Hour Film Project Premiere Screening, the IE is a mini-hub for filmmaking - now and in the future.
The Premiere Screening was held on October 19th at the Regal Edwards Ontario Palace.
It featured 24 short films from teams formed across the Inland Empire and even some Los Angeles folks who trekked to the IE to participate. Film, cont. on next pg.