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Volume11-Issue3 Cover Designed by: Brandon Stamey FROM THE PRINCIPAL As we wind down the final two March 28 - April 1 - NO SCHOOL months of school, I wish to take a Spring Break moment and reflect upon the past April 15 - seven months of school here at Progress Report Period Ends CCCMC. We have been blessed each day with well-behaved stu- April 22 - dents and safe classrooms that are Progress Reports Sent Home most conducive to learning. We es- April 30 - pecially wish to express our appre- CCCMC Prom ciation to the parents and guard- May 6 - ians of all our students. Thank you for your support and Awards Day trust in our daily endeavors. You are to be commended for placing a high value on the education of your sons May 16 - 20 - and daughters. We appreciate you adhering to school CCCMC Final Exams rules and policies, and communicating effectively with May 19 - us throughout the year. We appreciate your volunteer CCCMC Graduation hours and the financial support that many of you freely May 19 - provided to our school. The faculty and staff wish to 9-week Grading Period Ends express our sincere thanks to all for making the 2015- 2016 school year a very successful educational journey May 20 - for our students. Snow Make-up Day May 23 - There are a couple other bits of information I wish to Last Day of School share with you. The last day of school for students at CCCMC is May 23, 2016. School will be dismissed May 27 - at 11:30 a.m. We will be testing beginning May 16th Report Cards Sent Home through May 23rd. Our awards ceremony is on Fri- day, May 6, 2016 beginning at 9:00 in the gymnasium of CCC&TI campus. Brian Suddreth Painting by: Emma Dula 2 • The Knightly News • cc.caldwellschools.com Academy News Advanced Technologies Academy News Mrs. Ramsey is teaching WEB-110 this semester. Her students are learning the fundamentals of the Internet. WEB-110 builds a solid foundation for the more advanced WEB-210 class. In WEB-210, students are learning how to build their own websites. In the Database Concepts (DBA-110) class, students are learning how to design and manage databases. Ms. Poole is teaching CTS-115 to the Advanced Technologies Seniors. The Seniors are studying how tech- nology relates to businesses and how technology can optimize business efficiency. Reported by: Ryan Thomson Biomedical Academy News Poor Anna Garcia died… again. In Biomedical Academy, the Freshman are looking at all the evidence from poor Ms. Garcia’s remnants. They are determining whether she died from nat- ural causes or if there were a little more to it. The Blood Drive for the Community Blood Bank was March 14. It was a great success. Free t-shirts were given away to those who gave blood. The Biomedical Freshman also got to determine the calorie content of some foods by burning the food and looking at the change in it’s mass. Biomedical Juniors completed a lab where they extracted a bi-luminescent gene from a glow-in-the-dark jelly fish and placed it in a bacteria cell. The bacteria glows when placed under a black light. Reported by: Devyn Snead The Knightly News • cc.caldwellschools.com • 3 Academy News Engineering Academy News The Engineering Academy has been hard at work this semester. The Engineering Juniors have been building and wiring VEX robots in the Engineering Lab. By doing this, the Engineering students are able to learn about control systems for robots. Meanwhile, the Engineering Se- niors have been learning about manufacturing that is ran by using binary code, logic ladders, stops and starts, and 1’s and 0’s. This will give the students a great advantage when looking for a job because most local businesses need PLC (Programmable Large Circuits) operators. Reported by: Cody Stamey Awards Day Yearbook Awards Day is when we recognize our stu- Yearbooks will be distributed on Wednes- dents for their academic achievements. All day, May 6th after the Awards Day ceremo- students will be attending Award Day on Fri- ny. Mrs. Shannon Poore and her committee day, May 6th from 9am-11am. The ceremony have worked very hard on the yearbook. Mrs. will be held in the CCC&TI gym. Seniors will Poore has recently said, “I think the yearbook be formally recognized. Seniors, be sure to overall turned out really well.” After March wear you caps and gowns. After the ceremo- 27, the yearbooks will increase in price by ny, students will enjoy a free lunch and a time $10, the new prices for yearbooks will be $70. of fellowship. Yearbooks will also be distrib- Mrs. Poore said, “I learned a lot through the uted with time for some yearbook signing. process and I am looking forward to seeing Reported by: Austin Miller the results. I’m also looking forward to get- ting a head start on next year’s yearbook.“ The students are all very excited for the year- Programming & book. A big thank you goes to Mrs. Poore and her yearbook committee! Web Design Club Reported by: Logan Rash and Noah Shoun Every Thursday - 2:30pm to 3:30pm Meetings held in Ms. Poole’s room See Mr. Pittss for more information. 4 • The Knightly News • cc.caldwellschools.com Beta Club Events The National Senior Beta Club exists to promote the development of servant-hood leadership. Throughout the year, Beta members volunteer their time to serve others in the school and throughout the community. We all need help from time to time. We should all make a habit of helping others. Please take note of a recent service activity and an upcoming event. In February, seven CCCMC students joined various other volunteers at Caldwell County Yoke- fellow. Yokefellow provides emergency outreach to families in need, in the form of clothing, food, and monetary assistance. The students worked in the thrift store section of Yokefellow, scattered among the room to hang, fold, and restock the shelves and racks with clothes. The job normally takes Yokefellow staff all day, but with the help of the volunteers who came out to help, it was finished in three hours! The students worked in various sections of the thrift store, not only restocking but also reorganizing, moving some things around, and whatever else needed to be done. Two of our sophomores even redesigned the window display. Coming together as a group to not only help others out, but to see the job completed at the end of the day, was a great experience, not to mention the doughnuts they got to enjoy! Reported by: Cassie Mattheis Beta members will be serving in “The Caldwell County Puzzle Fest” hosted by the CCCMC SkillsUSA chapter. The festival is on April 9th from 10 am to 3pm for the Whitnel Autism pro- gram and Autism Awareness Month. Wrist bands will be sold for $5.00 and include everything except food. The festival will have games, food, vendors, art auction, face painting and more! All money raised will be donated to the Whitnel Autism program and will help children in our community with autism. Reported by: Whitney Price Paintings by: Emma Dula The Knightly News • cc.caldwellschools.com • 5 Educator of the Year Rookie Educator Mrs. Connie Root, Biomedical acade- of the Year my leader, has re- Mrs. Shannon ceived the Educator Poore, Math teach- of the Year award. er, has received the She is an amazing Rookie Educator of teacher who is very the Year award. She devoted to her stu- said she was very dents. Mrs. Root re- surprised she has acted by saying, “I received the award felt extremely hon- for the second year ored and humbled. Our school has fantastic in a row. Mrs. Poore teachers. To get that vote of confidence, sup- comes into work port and recognition from these prestigious and gives 110% everyday. Her work ethic, colleagues is quite honoring.” The Educator outlook and attitude are outstanding when of the Year award is an honor to receive. Mrs. she comes into work. She says, “When stu- Root said this about what the award means dents trust me and some of my crazy ideas, to her, “To me, this award means that my col- I tend to teach a little different, it creates the leagues see me as a positive contributor to the best learning opportunities.” Thank you Mrs. growth and development of my students as Poore for being such an excellent teacher and well as to my school.” Thank you Mrs. Root a great role model for all of the students! for being such an excellent teacher and great role model for all of the students! Reported by: Logan Rash and Noah Shoun Reported by: Rebekah Overcash Change For Final Exams Schedule Our Children Final Exams will be given on May 16th, 17th, After spring break, Caldwell County Schools 18th, and 19th. All seniors should be finished is sponsoring a district wide fund-raiser with their final exams by May 19th. May called the “Change For Our Children” in sup- 20th is when make-up exams will be taken. port of the Robin’s Nest Children’s Advocacy The following are some tips to help prepare Center of Caldwell County. The Robin’s Nest for the test: get plenty of sleep, eat a good coordinates resources to serve child victims healthy breakfast, wear red, drink plenty of of sexual and severe physical abuse. Since water, wear something comfortable, relax, the doors opened in July 2011, the agency has and do your best.
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