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High School News
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High School Class Fundraiser - TCPCS metal key chains are being sold in the front office. Each key chain is $5.00. Money made from this fundraiser will go toward high school activities.
Movie Night - High school 'movie nights' have proven to be a success with strong attendance and overall great behavior from the students. The gym is open for basketball, dodge ball, frisbee (or the giant rubber band!), each classroom has video games to play including the Wii, X-Box, and PS3...(we have some incredible Guitar Hero masters!) There are 2 movies that play through the evening and concessions are sold as well. We appreciate the hard work our Student Council has put in to ensuring that this fund raiser is both a fun and safe activity for our students. The next event is scheduled for May 4th.
Movie Night - Tonight, Friday April 27th is the next Movie Night. Lots of fun activities including movies, video games, and an open gym as well as
Student Accomplishments:
Seniors Christopher Newell and Kienen Kotter both were awarded a Venturing Leadership Award through the Boy Scouts of America this month. Congratulations to both of these future leaders!
Senior, Christopher Newell received his Eagle Scout Award this month. Chris worked extremely hard laying sod here at our school, as well as installing the sprinkler system. Thank you and congratulations Christopher! |
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Elementary News
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ISAT - This month, students are taking their ISAT's. It is particularly important that they get enough sleep and eat a good breakfast so that they have the best opportunity to do their best.Tests are broken up on different days for Math, Reading , Language and Science. Please contact your child's teacher if you are not aware of the particular test dates for your children.
April Citizens of the Month :
Randy Walker - 1st
Morgan Dunnells - 2nd
Alexis Adams - 3rd
Kylie Baird - 4th
Seth Bohrer- 5th
Katelyn Yeager - 7th
Lydia Wallace - 8th
*No 6th grade due to ISAT testing; however they will do 2 next month.
Reading Challenge - The students celebrated today the accomplishment of achieving their goal to read 100,000 minutes in two weeks. Not only did they reach their goal, but they successfully managed to exceed that! Students from the top 2 classes earned the opportunity to "style" Mr. Emfield's head with whipped cream! Everything from Santa Clause, to a Beehive (with assistance from Mrs. Guthrie!) was displayed. Congratulations to our hard working students, and thank you to Mrs. George, our librarian, and of course Mr. Emfield for making this such a fun challenge.
7th Grade Shakespeare Play - 7th grade students have been diligently practicing for their end of the year Shakespeare play, 'Mid- Summer Night Dream'. Thank you to Mrs. Empey and all of the students for their hard work and efforts. We are looking forward to the performance. All are welcome to attend. Please see the school calendar for dates and times
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News From The Kitchen
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Accounts- The school year is quickly coming to an end. Please take the time to check your child's lunch account on Power school and bring it up to date. As of May 1st the kitchen will have to start enforcing the 'no charge' policy and this could upset the children if they get denied a hot school lunch because of an unpaid balance. Seniors will not receive their diploma if they have a charge so check your accounts. If you have any questions, please contact Beth Long.
May Menu
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