*The Science National Honor Society is proud to announce a special guest speaker Dr. Ngee Sing Chong, Professor of Chemistry, MTSU
Dr. Ngee’s special emphasis is analytical chemistry - an exciting branch of chemistry that uses chromatography, spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and microscopy. He oversees projects related to water quality, air pollution, industrial hygiene, drug abuse, explosive fluids, and post-mortem examinations. He will be speaking to us THIS FRIDAY at 3:15 in the Senior Cafeteria regarding the Chemistry of Blood in Forensic Investigations. If the mention of blood makes you queasy, you will be very uncomfortable for this speaker. Any student interested in blood, health science, biology or crime should make plans to attend. We hope to see you right after school this Friday in the Senior Cafeteria.
*The Spanish Department was represented well this weekend at the Annual MTSU Vocabulary Spanish Competition. All our participants did amazing! Please congratulate Connor White on a 2nd place win for Level 1, and Justice Hobbs for a 3rd place win for Level 2. Abby Reyman, Jonathan Holzmann, Landry Chapman, Caton Taylor, Chloe Marson, and Tania Gutierrez, Sebastian Gailbreath participated as well. If you see any of these students today, please congratulate them on an Amazing Job this weekend! We are so proud.
*CONGRATULATIONS TO NATHAN STEWART for winning the 6th grade spelling bee! He will be going on to compete in the county wide spelling bee on April 6th at Patterson Park.
*HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS:
Great news!! We have opened more spots for the Fall Break College Tour to New York and Boston. We will have a meeting on March 5 at 6:00 for anyone interested in joining us for this fabulous trip! Beginning March 1-15 anyone who is signed up and refers a friend who signs up will receive a $100 credit towards his/her trip! We would love to have you join us! See Guidance for questions.
* “The Men’s Basketball team had a hard loss against Marshall County last night when they fell 85-71. Will Carver and Steph Laird both scored 16 points, Nick Hamlett with 13, Jack Smith with 9, and Patrick Norman with 8. The Tigers won runner-up for the district tournament which means they will host the first round regional game this Saturday here at CMS. More details to come!”