The last day to donate canned goods in the FBLA food drive is Friday, December 1. Please bring items to Mrs. Conner’s room. The student bringing in the most canned goods will win a FREE PIZZA FROM CASEY’S! All cans must be labeled with your name to participate in the contest.
Monthly Archives: November 2017
AN EARLY CHRISTMAS FOR THE CHS MUSIC DEPARTMENT
$10 GIFT CARD TO SPEND IN CHS SCHOOL STORE!
Custom school gear makes the perfect holiday gift. Design gear with your mascot, logo, and school colors to show your school pride!
PROMO CODE: HOLIDAYGEAR
Expires 12.31.17
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
There will be no school Wednesday, November 22 – Friday, November 24.
91ST THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT AT ARCADIA VALLEY
PROSTART STUDENTS TRAIN ON NEW EQUIPMENT
“WONDER” OUT IN THEATERS TODAY
Mrs. Pauley, Mrs. Matzker, and Mrs. Bangert will be taking the CHS Book Club to see the movie, Wonder, on Tuesday, November 21. The movie is based on the book of the same title by RJ Palacio and comes out in theaters Friday, November 17. #ChooseKind @WonderTheMovie
BOYS BASKETBALL JAMBOREE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17
The Clearwater Basketball Jamboree will be held at CHS on Friday, November 17 .
Schedule:
5:00 PM Bernie vs. Clearwater
6:00 PM Bernie vs. Van Buren
7:00 PM Van Buren vs. Clearwater
All times listed are approximate. There will be approximately 10 minutes between the first and second game. The next game will begin when both teams are ready to go. Each game will consist of three 6-minute periods.
There will be an admission charge for the jamboree to help cover officials’ costs. The admission fee is $3 for adults and $2 for students. A concession stand will be available for the jamboree.
BRIDGE BUILDING COMPETITION THURSDAY, NOV 16
MoDOT’s 14th Annual Bridge Building Competition
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) will test bridges entered into its 14th Annual Bridge Building Competition on Thursday, November 16 at Rose Theater, located at Southeast Missouri State University’s Grauel Building in Cape Girardeau. Doors will open at 8 am, with the competition beginning at 9 am and concluding at approximately 2 pm.
The competition challenges high school juniors and seniors to design and construct the most efficient model bridge using limited materials—15 pieces of balsa wood, thread and glue.
Prizes donated by area organizations will be awarded to the top-five bridge building winners, as well as for the most aesthetic bridge and the electronic bridge building contest. Similar to previous years, cash prizes donated by the SE Chapter Transportation Employee Association of Missouri will be given to the top three schools with the best overall performance.
JAZZ BAND PERFORMS AT BUNKER TODAY
Ian Abrams, Cassie Edwards, Hannah Johnson, Lily Kintz, Andie Cravens-Knott, Jack Lancaster, and Makenzie Lancaster will be participating in the BRL Jazz Band on Thursday, November 16 at Bunker.
With much activity in the music department recently, CHS Music Director Dana Buxton has provided the following highlights:
Mason German and Amaya Keele attended the Quad State Choral Festival in Murray Kentucky November 6-7. They performed the Schubert Mass in G. Mason auditioned for and sang two duets with members of the Murray State Choir.
The same weekend, Mia Gayle had a leading role in Once upon a Mattress, a musical at TRC.
Mason German and Andie Cravens-Knott are members of the TRC Community Band and were in concert on November 8.
Mia Gayle, Mason German, Gage Hunden, Amaya Keele, and K’ylnn Serad were selected for the Southeast Missouri All-District Choir. They performed on November 11 at Cape Central High School.
Christmas Activities: The Marching Band will be performing in Piedmont’s Christmas Parade on December 1. Choir groups will be singing at the community tree lighting on the same evening. The CHS Christmas Concert will be December 12.
Mason German was selected for All-State Choir as a First Alternate for Tenor. He will practice as if he is a member. If he moves up, he will perform with the choir during the 2018 Missouri Music Educators Association Convention, January 24-27, at Tan-Tar-A. Mason will also be performing at the Southeast Missouri All-District Band Saturday November 18 and will audition for All-State Band on December 2, also at Tan-Tar-A. If selected for both All State Choir and All State Band, he will have to choose, as students cannot be a member of both.