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CNMS HEADLINES Week of October 14-18, 2013 CASTLE NORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL John Bertram, Principal an Indiana Four Star School [email protected] Greg Harris, Assistant Principal 2800 Highway 261 * Newburgh, IN * 47630 * (812) 853-7347 www.warrickschools.com/castlenorth * www.warrick.k12.in.us [email protected] SQUIRE SCHEDULE CNMS HEADLINES Week of October 14-18, 2013 Monday 7th & 8th Volleyball Tourney CNMS SPIRIT WEEK! 5:30 PM AWAY Cheer Practice 3:00-6:00 PM October 14th-18th Vex Robotics Meeting in Room 204 2:30-4:00 PM Monday- Country/Western Day! Tuesday Tuesday- Bertram Day! 7th & 8th Football vs. Princeton Dress as snazzy as Mr. Bertram. 5:30 PM AWAY 7th & 8th Volleyball Tourney Wednesday- Pink Out! 5:30 PM AWAY Wear your pink gear on Friday for the CHS Choir Practice 2:30-4:00 PM game also! Thursday- School Spirit Day! Wednesday Wear your school colors….BLUE & GOLD! Tailgate Ticket Sales during lunches Cheer Practice 3:00-6:00 PM This is the day of the PEP ASSEMBLY! Show your school spirit! Thursday *Remember school dress code rules still apply! Pep Assembly Tailgate Ticket Sales during lunches Choir Solo Reading Auditions Bully Prevention 2:30-4:00 PM At the sound of the buzzer of his final basketball game, 7th & 8th Volleyball Tourney 5:30 PM AWAY Corey Jones just said goodbye to the game that he worked his entire life to master. He is the owner of nu- 6th Field Trip to Audubon merous shooting records and the nation’s leader in 3pt shooting ac- Friday curacy. Corey earned the reputation as one of the best shooters in the country. Corey visited CNMS on Wednesday, October 9th to Fall Break share some of the life lessons that he learned while playing basket- ball. He entertained and inspired the students to be their best and No School work together. School Resumes Tuesday, Oct. 22nd. Learn more about Corey “Basketball” Jones at www.iamcorey.com. CNMS HEADLINES Journey through Scouting: An Interview with Andrew Olsen Like most young boys, Andrew joined Boy Scouts because he wanted to hang out with his friends, and it sounded like something exciting to do after school. Andrew says that scouting has helped him grow as a person by teaching him responsibility, the necessity for hard work, and the feeling of success. He also says that scouting has taught him to work with oth- ers in many different circumstances. Most of all, he has learned a lot of leadership skills. Andrew states, “I have learned that anything worth getting requires hard work and responsibility on my part. I must always do my share, and I will get from life only what I put into it.” Andrew has earned twenty-one merit badges which are needed to obtain an Eagle Scout Award. Some of his merit badges are First Aid, Citizenship in your Community, Nation and World, Family Life, Emergency Preparedness, Personal Management, Personal Fitness, Environmental Science, etc. The merit badge Andrew enjoyed earning the most was his Motor Boating badge because he got to master the skills of boating and enjoyed actually driving the motor boat. An- drew says his most difficult merit badge to earn was his Personal Management badge because it required him to be organized, and budget his own finances. Andrew states that his parents inspired him to become an Eagle Scout, “They told me I could not date or drive until I got my Eagle Scout badge.” Most of all, Andrew wanted to complete his scouting career. “My Eagle Scout project came about because last year, on one of our outdoor lab days, Mr. Wambach said he wanted someone to put in a new trail, but he could not find anyone to do it. I had just moved to Castle North Middle School and needed a project, so I told him that I would be up for the challenge,” says Andrew. Andrew plans to continue working with his scout troop in order to earn his Eagle Palms, and to help other boys reach their goals in scouting. CASTLE NORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL WOULD LIKE TO GIVE ANDREW OLSEN A BIG “THANK YOU” FOR THE BEAUTIFUL TRAIL AND BRIDGE! CNMS HEADLINES BOOK RENTAL If you have not paid your book rental yet, please do so as soon as possi- ble! Mrs. Roe, School Secretary Sunny-D is offering us the opportunity to col- lect labels for books. Different labels are CNMS Bi-Annual worth different point values, and all types of Sunny-D drinks work for the label collection. School Trip to Please begin saving those Sunny-D labels! Washington, D.C. Bring them into the library after removing them from your containers. We have from now until Parent Meeting Friday, November 29, 2013. When: Wednesday, October 30, 2013 Ms. Pearson, School Librarian Where: CNMS Study Hall Room 112 Tailgate Party! What Time: 6:30 PM Join us at the North vs. South Tailgate Party on Discussion will include: Wednesday, October Tickets will be sold Cost 23rd. next week on Wednesday and Thursday Safety Concerns at lunchtimes. Tickets are $5.00 each and Q & A Session will include pizza, snacks, a drink, face painting Feel free to contact Mrs. Fussner at bfuss- and a game ticket for the football games. [email protected] if you have further ques- tions. The party will be at Castle North and Important: starts at 3:30. Students will be bused This trip is for current 6th and 7th graders only! over to the high school for the games that start at 5:30. Unclaimed Trash Bag Orders Don’t forget that this is a BLUE If you were not able to pick up your order OUT! Dress as blue as you can to support of trash bags on Wednesday, please stop by the CNMS administration office and our team to victory! pick them up between the hours of 8:00 AM - 3:00 If you have any questions or would like to help PM. All inquiries regarding the trash bags can be volunteer, please contact Tiffany Bonnell at made to Mrs. Ciuffetelliat [email protected]. [email protected]. Mrs. Ciuffetelli, PTO President Mrs. Bonnell, PTO CNMS HEADLINES Picture Retakes On Thursday, October 31st, those students who wish to have their pictures retaken or missed the first picture date will have the opportunity to get their pictures taken during their lunch period. If you did not get your pictures taken the first time, you will need to pick up an order form from the office. Those students getting retakes must bring the original pictures in their original package back to the photographer in order to get new photos taken. Mr. Roe, School Secretary Boys & Girls Basketball Girls, do you think you can Physical forms are due before or on the first dance? day of tryouts. If so, I hope you will be a part of the CNMS Tryout dates are as follows: Dance Team! The dance team will learn many 7th and 8th grade girls: Oct. 28th-30th dances and perform at selected home basket- ball games. It will be a lot of fun! 6th grade boys : Nov. 5th-7th The tryout clinic is Tuesday, October 22nd 6th grade girls: Nov. 6th-8th and Wednesday, October 23rd in gym A 7th and 8th grade boys: Nov. 6th-8th at 2:45 PM until approximately 5:00 PM. Additional information will be distributed You need to be changed and in the gym before tryouts begin. promptly at 2:45 PM. At the clinic, you will learn a dance, a couple jumps, and a couple Candy is Needed! turns. I could use some help in the library! Since so So, what are you waiting for? Get information many students are taking AR tests and scoring so sheets and Dance Team applications from the well, I am out of candy. If you could donate a bag office. These are due back to the front office of non-chocolate candy for the AR program, you by Thursday, October 17th. would be greatly appreciated! Ms. Pearson, School Librarian Ms. Cooney, Dance Team Coach QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) As a prevention strategy for suicide, we will be presenting the research-based prevention program, QPR, for our 7th graders on Wednesday, October 23rd during 5th or 7th period class. There will be a parent information meeting for CNMS/CSMS parents at Castle South on Tuesday, Oc- tober 22nd from 6:30 PM -7:30 PM. Please see the attachment. Ms. Sommers, School Social Worker .
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