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March 31 - April 4, 2014
Schools Closed - Spring Break
April 7, 2014
Board Meeting @ 6:30 p.m.
April 18, 2014
Schools Closed - Good Friday
May 15, 2014
East Graduation - 6:00 pm
Central Graduation - 8:00 pm
May 16, 2014
South Graduation - 6:00 pm
North Graduation - 8:00 pm |
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| North/South Military Ball |
Sullivan North High School and Sullivan South High School JROTC Units conducted the first joint Military Ball on Saturday - 15 March. This is the primary formal event for each unit each year and this was the first of many years to come where in the units conducted a joint ball. The ball was held at the TN National Guard facility in Mount Carmel and was attended by over 200 Cadets, their dates and chaperones. Cadet Gloria Robinson was crowned Queen of the Ball for Sullivan North. She was escorted by Cadet Jon White who was promoted to honorary chief petty officer during the ball. In a time honored tradition, Cadet Commanders from North and South performed a formal cutting of the cake to top the formalities of the evening.
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| National Brain Brawl | |
JROTC Cadets and Instructors are scheduled to participate in the Second Annual Military Brain Brawl in the coming weeks. Twenty four schools from across the country are slated to participate with 4 person teams in this day long jeopardy style event. The event will be held at Pine Forest High School in Pensacola, Florida. |
| Colonial Heights Middle Celebrates National Pi Day | |
On Friday, March 14th, the Math Club of Colonial Heights Middle School held a fundraiser in celebration of National Pi Day. Students explored the ratio of the circumference to the diameter of a circle to discover the value of pi (3.14). One of the day's events included teachers receiving a pie in the face. The "winners" with the most student votes were Mrs. Valerie Watterson, Mrs. Carolyn Barry, Principal Randall Gilmore, and Mrs. Stephanie Miller. Pictured is Math Club member, Caleb Quillen, creaming his math teacher, Mrs. Miller
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| Emmett Elementary News | |
Fifth graders at Emmett Elementary have been creating crash test dummies with eggs. Using Newton's Laws of Motion students designed and built carts to safely carry an egg down a ramp, face an impact, and remain unharmed. Out of 16 teams, 13 were successful. Their teacher, Ms. Jarnagin was really impressed.
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| Miller Perry Teacher Has Short Story Published |
Rachel Burdine, 5th grade English Language Arts teacher from Miller Perry Elementary has just been published! Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc, of Johnson City, Tennessee, is proud to announce the release of Broken Petals, an anthology of inspirational short stories. The 14 stories comprise the winning selections from the 2013 contest sponsored by Voice Magazine. Ms. Burdine's story along with the others published in the book show how personal character, tenacity, and humor emerge and persevere despite hardships and dark times. The narratives intertwine traditional Appalachian teachings and influences with today's context and challenges.
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GET SULLIVAN COUNTY SCHOOL MENUS E-MAILED DIRECTLY TO YOU EACH MONTH! | |
Parents: Would you like to have a copy of the Sullivan County School Breakfast and Lunch menus sent directly to your e-mail each month? All you need to do is go to the Nutrislice mobile app (smart phone or tablet) OR sullivank12.nutrislice.com (PC) and sign up! Choose your child's school with the drop down menus that will appear. Then choose a menu. You will see a green box appear on the right side of the screen. Sign up with your e-mail address there. Important note: This will send the menu you have chosen in the drop down menu boxes ONLY. To receive more than one menu (or for more than one school), you will need to repeat these steps for each school and/or menu. For example, to receive BOTH lunch and breakfast menus for the same school, you will have to register with your e-mail two separate times. Please call 354-1032 if you have any questions. |
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