The 2013 candidates for Prom King and Queen are:
Kelli Albrecht, Kayla Herndon, Rachael Ice, Amber Sillyman, Dusti Turner
Tyler Bailey, Austin Bathon, Drake Bell, Forest Nunnery, and Curtis Woolsey
Students will vote on April 4, Pineymo King and Queen, as well as runners-up, will be announced at Prom on April 6, 2013.
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High school juniors from Sandy Cremer's English III classes competed for an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C. To win, students composed a 250 word essay about creating a new law. The top three essays were chosen and those students' essays were forwarded to Intercounty Electric. From there the winners gathered at the cooperative's Licking office and were interviewed on topics relating to rural electric cooperatives and Intercounty.
One student received a trip to Washington, D.C., and the two runners-up received an all-expenses-paid trip to a leadership conference in Jefferson City. First-place honors for the trip to the nation's capitol in June went to Caroline Dunn. Runner-up winners receiving trips to Jefferson City were Ely Todd and Dakota Hugenot. |
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Sarah Kelley, Elexis Calhoun, and Chandra Hubbs participated in a digital contest for No Kid Hungry National Outreach Project for Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA). The project raises awareness for hunger.
Participants in the project had to create different ways to draw attention to hunger within their community. They have helped with local food collections and gifts for the Backpack program at Christmas. Currently the students are in the process of planning a 5K to raise money for the food pantry. A web page promoting the plans is being created. Other media will be created including posters and radio announcements, to let everyone know what is happening with the project. All three girls have qualified to move onto national contest in July in Nashville, TN.
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Pi Day is celebrated on March 14th (3/14) around the world. Pi (Greek letter "π") is the symbol used in mathematics to represent a constant - the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter - which is approximately 3.14159.
Students in Mrs. Mandy Adey's 8th grade math classes chose very creative ways to celebrate Pi Day.
Jaydin Ramsey, Megan Bell, Cassidy Robertson and Stephani Crewse are measuring objects.
Logan Bell was reading the book Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi. Evan Buse, Connor Clifton, Chandler Postelwait and Ty Johnson were listening and participating in the festivities of Pi Day in 8th grade math.
Elizabeth Scott, Laura Monks, Lucas Kelley, Tyler Vandivort, Destinee Ullom, Alyssa Hayes, Abby Casper, Abby Ice, Marlee Stoops spell out 3.14 - the measurement used for Pi.
Tommy Stanton brought in a 27 inch tire for Pi Day. Daniel Moorehead is also pictured.
Pi outside! |
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Jessica Jerome, senior art student earned an Honorable Mention Ribbon with her colored pencil drawing "Flight of Success" that she entered in COPE's Sixth Annual Visual Arts Contest.
The mission of the contest is to raise awareness of domestic and dating violence issues and to educate about dating safety by encouraging discussions among students, school personnel and COPE staff that lead to works of art reflecting some aspect of domestic and dating violence issues.
COPE is the area's comprehensive victim service program with a special focus on domestic violence and sexual assault. Based in Lebanon, it serves the residents of Laclede, Dallas, Wright and Texas Counties with help for victims of violent crimes. Additional services include a crime victim advocate and education specialist to teach students about healthy relationships.
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Morning After May 2013 Board Meeting