May 16, 2014
In This Issue
South Lady Rebels Tennis
South Student's Science Paper to be Published by the Tennessee Junior Academy of Sciences
Academic Excellence in Mathematics at Sullivan South High School
Bluff City Elementary 5th Grade Clover Bowl Team
Rock Springs Elemetnary Family Fun Night
Rock Springs Elementary 4th Grade Clover Bowl Team
Ketron Elementary's Drama Club Presented Alice @ Wonderland
Ketron Elementary's Art Program Receives Grant From Niswonger Foundation
Important Dates
     
May 20, 2014
Last Day of School for Students(1/2 day)
  
June 4, 2014
Board Meeting - 6:30 pm
  
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South Lady Rebels Tennis

The Sullivan South Lady Rebel tennis team won the District 1 A/AA Tennis Championship.  The girls completed the regular season undefeated with a 12-0 record.  Katlin Barrett and Katie Edwards were selected 1st Team All Three Rivers Conference. 

 

Pictured Below:  Top Row - Coach Jim Smith, Hannah Johnson, Caty Scarce, Whitney Pickwell, Brianna Barrett, Katie Edwards

Front Row - Megan White, Sierra Deering, Kaitlin Barrett, Brooklyn Ireson, Heather Rogers
 

 

Seniors, Left to Right:  Caty Scarce, Hannah Johnson, Katie Edwards, Whitney Pickwell and Brianna Barrett 

 

South Student's Science Paper to be Published by the Tennessee Junior Academy of Sciences

South student Kayla Jenkin's paper, "The Age and Distance of the Open Cluster NGC 2126," has been selected as one of the 10 best papers presented at the TJAS annual meeting in Nashville on April 25, 2014.  Her paper will be published in the 2014 Handbook and Proceedings of the Tennessee Junior Academy of Sciences.  Kayla will also receive a one-year membership in the Tennessee Academy of Sciences as well as a $200 cash award for having one of the top papers.  In addition, she was also congratulated by the TJAS for the professional manner in which she presented her research results.  With this paper, Kayla becomes the 15th Sullivan South student to publish a scientific paper in a peer-reviewed journal. (The photo shows Kayla and her mom at the TJAS meeting).


 

Academic Excellence in Mathematics at

Sullivan South High School

Several outstanding mathematics students from Sullivan South High School recently competed in the 57th annual TMTA (Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association) mathematics competition in 6 different categories, from Algebra 1 through Calculus.  SSHS students took top honors in the competition that involved students from several area high schools from northeast Tennessee.  Winners (and their teachers) are as follows:

 

Algebra 1:  5th place:  Wyatt Riffle  (teacher:  Sharon Browder)

                    6th place:  Lauren Tranum  (teacher:  Sharon Browder)

                    7th place:  Olivia Manis  (teacher:  Sharon Browder)

                    9th place:  Mollie Conkin  (teacher:  Sharon Browder)

 

Algebra 2:  3rd place:  Seth Crawford  (teacher:  Sharon Browder)

 

Geometry: 2nd place:  Laine Brickey  (teacher:  Krystall Wallen)

                    8th place:  Justin Douglas  (teacher:  Becky Grese)

                  10th place:  Pearl McCuistion  (teacher:  Becky Grese)

 

Probability/Statistics:  4th place:  Thomas Harrison  (teacher:  Anthony Peters)

 

Pre-Calculus:  2nd place:  Jacob Thompson  (teacher:  Anthony Peters)

 

Calculus:  1st place (tie)-Luke Hiester (teacher:  Tara Peters)

                  1st place (tie)-Wes Cox (teacher:  Tara Peters)

                  6th place-Taylor Pinto  (teacher:  Tara Peters)

Bluff City Elementary 5th Grade Clover Bowl Team 

Congratulations to the Bluff City Elementary 5th Grade Clover Bowl team. They competed in the Eastern Region Clover Bowl at the University of Tennessee on May 14th. The competition was fierce, and the team made it to the quarterfinals!! The team worked hard and learned a lot!! Thank you to this awesome group of kids for representing Bluff City Elementary and Sullivan County well!!

Clover Bowl participants: Miss Lessa Wilson (coach), Kendall Arnold, Tanner Moncier, Kaylee Osborne, Emma Timbs, Cayden Bawgus, and Riley Skaggs.


 
  

 

Rock Springs Elementary Family Fun Night
  

Rock Springs Elementary Family Fun Night was a huge success.  Over 500 students, families, and guests enjoyed inflatables, food, an art auction, and talent show.  The event lasted from 5-8 pm on Thursday, May 15.  The school would like to thank the entire Rock Springs Community for making this a huge success!

 

  
  
 
Rock Springs Elementary 4th Grade Clover Bowl Team
Rock Springs 4th Grade students finished in fourth place at the Regional 4H Clover Bowl in Knoxville, Tennessee.  These students worked hard and represented Rock Springs and Sullivan County well.  Great job RSES Clover Bowl Team!
  
 

Ketron Elementary's Drama Club Presented Alice @ Wonderland 

 

On May 12, 2014 Ketron Elementary's Drama Club presented Alice @ Wonderland. They presented this performance 3 times that day: 9:00 am for PreK - 2nd grade, 1:00 pm for 3rd - 5th grade, and at 7:00 pm for the public. This adventure into Wonderland is what would happen when Lewis Carol's Alice collides with the 21st century. This modern retelling of the classic children's story had all of the characters that we know and love but with a modern take. The story was laid out in traditional style, except that Alice was distinctly contemporary. Ketron's Drama Club was lead by Mrs. Rebecca Droke and Mrs. Elizabeth Light with sets being done by Mr. David Meade and Mrs. Holly Hughes, from the art department. The Ketron Drama Club is comprised of 4th and 5th grade students.

 

 

 
  
 
  
  
   
Ketron Elementary's Art Program Receives Grant From Niswonger Foundation 
Ketron Elementary's Art Program has received a grant from Niswonger Foundation to fund their ceramics kiln and supplies.  Mr. David Meade and Mrs. Holly Hughes are hoping to have the ceramics area up and running by the mid-first semester. 

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