Attention all middle school students!!! Student Council is sponsoring a hurricane relief project and will be collecting school supplies and basic hygiene items over the next two weeks. Please bring all items to your homeroom teacher, and the homeroom with the most items collected will win a doughnut party. Collections will run until next Friday.
Attention Juniors and Seniors:
The Annual United States Senate Youth Program authorizes the selection of 104 student delegates in the U.S. The delegates are immersed in Washington activities throughout their week-long stay, including visits to the Senate, the House of Representatives, the Supreme Court and the Pentagon. Delegates hear major addresses by senators, cabinet members and officials of the Department of State and the Department of Defense, as well as other federal departments. All expenses are paid for the week long Washington stay, including transportation, hotel accommodations and meals. In addition, each delegate is awarded a $10,000 college scholarship for undergraduate studies. The student applicant must currently be serving in an elected capacity in student government, civic or educational organizations. Selection will be based on academic accomplishments, community service, knowledge of current American government issues and procedures and demonstrated qualities of leadership for the current school year. See Mr. Nichols if you are interested in participating in our school's nominating process. A qualifying test will be administered to interested students on Thursday 9/28.
A fire can breakout with little or no warning. The more prepared you are, the safer you will be. Have a meeting location at school and at home that everyone will gather after a fire evacuation. A meeting location will help you quickly verify that everyone made it out safely.
On Monday, Sept. 25 at 6:00 there will be a FAFSA meeting for seniors and their parents in the auditorium. Jason Seay from TSAC will talk about the FAFSA and financial aid, and will be on hand to answer questions. Contact your counselor for questions.
Sewanee, UT Knoxville, Tennessee Wesleyan, and the Air National Guard will visit College Corner on Tuesday from 12:30-1:30.
Middle School student council representatives need to meet in Mrs. Davis's room, 219, after school on Tuesday, September 26th.
Please see the middle school student council website for more information!
High school students please pay attention to the following change to Tuesday's schedule.
All seniors will report to the cafeteria Tuesday immediately after the morning announcements to pre-bubble for the upcoming ACT.
All those taking the PSAT will report to the cafeteria at the following times Tuesday to pre bubble:
9th grade check in with your teacher and come to the cafeteria during 6th period (normally 2nd).
10th grade check in with teacher and come to the cafeteria during 4th period (normally 3rd).
11th grade check in with teacher and report to the cafeteria during 3rd period (normally 4th).
Any teacher available to help with pre bubbling please come to the cafeteria and assist Mrs. Huffman and guidance.
Pig Out is Friday - Please try to bring smaller bills such as 1s, 5s and 10s for lunch so that the booths will have enough change for everyone.
The Middle School Lady Tigers finished the regular season Friday night. They finished the season with a district record of 7 wins, 2 losses and 2 ties. Their overall record was 8 wins, 2 losses and 3 ties. The Lady Tigers outscored their opponent this season 48 goals to 17. Congratulations girls for a great regular season
They move on to the tournament where they will play in the second round Tuesday at Whitworth Buchanan against the winner of the Blackman and Smyrna game. Game time will be 5:30.
The middle school cross-country teams ran at Riverdale High School on Saturday.
Our girls' team is the Sectional Champion.
Our boys' team is the Sectional Runner-up.
Both teams will compete at the TMSAA State Meet on October 7.
Top finishers were Samantha Ouellette, Mikayla Morrell, Ian Callender, and Ben Clemence.
Congratulations to CMS Chess Team. At the first tournament of the year at the Overbrook School on Saturday, the High School Team earned 2nd place overall! Individually, Joshua Stueckle finished 6th, Eric Ramsay 7th, Chandler McCook 8th and Faith Viers 10th. Additionally, Joshua Guaz had a strong performance in the Jr. High section. Congratulations to all our chess players for their hard work and for representing Central Magnet with excellence!