Monthly Archives: March 2013

Dye Elementary Read-A-Thon was a Success

Dyestudents joined Ms. Baker to read while raising money for the Dye Book Giveaway. They pledged to read for 4 hours, stopping periodically to receive their raffle prizes. The students raised $550.00. The big winner was Kennedy Moore. Way to go Dye Bulldogs!

15th Annual C-A All District Band & Orchestra Concert

15th Annual C-A All District Band & Orchestra ConcertWill take place on Monday, May 6th at 7:00 pm in the High School Gymnasium.

As in years past, we are inviting all teachers, administrators, support staff, parents and alumni to participate in the “Mass Band” selections that are played at the end of the concert. Again this year two pieces have been selected for the performance. Please don’t worry, though, they are easy!

Please RSVP by Friday, April 19 so we can be sure to add a chair for you in the bands’ set-up. At this time, please also let us know what performing group (grade level) with which you would like to perform. Also, we want to put your name in the program, so please let us know how you would prefer to be listed.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!

Sue Miller, 591-6236 • Benjy Jones, 591-5535
Milissa Kenworthy, 591-6235 • Chris Lewis, 591-6869

 

Randels Elementary YouthQuest Update

This week, Randels Kindergarten and First Grade students were able to learn from a few special friends that we all know and love. Sloan Museum has a display running through April that familiarizes the students with healthy living and eating. All the members of Sesame Street were gathered to assist with this extended learning opportunity. Elmo even hosted a breakfast that day and read bedtime stories to the inquisitive students. Students were able to go grocery shopping and pick through several items, including fruits and vegetables. There was also a display breaking down mucus, the lungs, the heart and more. This group enjoyed themselves and took advantage of being able to interact with the displays. Randels Elementary YouthQuest Update

CAHS Presented: Once on this Island

The CAHS presentation of Once on this Island was a great success. All those that came to watch the performance had a lot of fun. Congratulations to all those involved in bring “Once on this Island” to life!

Randels Elementary is Taking Part in the Tyson Project A+ Fundraiser

We have an exciting opportunity to share with you. We are taking part in a national fundraising program sponsored by Tyson Foods, Inc. called Tyson Project A+™. Through this program, we can raise as much as $12,000 for our school! The money we raise can go towards buying books or computers, making improvements to our buildings, or anything else that we want. All we have to do to participate is clip and save the entire Project A+™ label from participating Tyson products. Each label we collect is worth 24¢ for our school.Randels Elementary is Taking Part in the Tyson Project A+ Fundraiser

Rankin 5th Grade Musical is Coming Up!

The Rankin 5th grade students will be presenting a musical program entitled “I’m With the Band”. This special performance will take place on Thursday, April 18th at 6:30 p.m. (students must be here at 6:00 p.m.). Please plan to relax and enjoy a musical cruise through the development of modern music. As the 5th graders sing and perform a variety of music from influential bands and singer-songwriters from the 1950’s to the present.

Performance Dress: Students should wear white shirts, blue jeans and tennis shoes for the performance. Please NO dresses or dress shoes.

Attendance: This is a big night of fun for all 5th grade students and parents. The performance is also a music grade. If your child cannot be there that evening it is important that your contact Mrs. Hall, Rankin music teacher, as soon as possible so she can arrange an appropriate make-up assignment for your child. Mrs. Hall can be reached at 591-6794.

Rankin 5th Grade Musical is Coming Up!

Rankin Elementary Lost and Found is Overflowing!

Parents, once again we must ask for your assistance with our overflowing lost and found area. We have quite a collection of hats, gloves, shirts and even some lunch boxes and shoes! If your child’s name is on their belongings we can return lost items to them. If there is not a name we can only hope that someone recognizes their stuff and picks it up. Rankin Elementary Lost and Found is Overflowing!With the warmer weather coming soon, kids tend to take off their coats when out for recess and then go back inside leaving them on the play ground. These items often make their way to lost and found. If you are dropping off your student, or picking up early, please take a minute and look through our collection of lost and found and see if anything belongs at your house. Any lost and found items left behind once school is out will be donated.

The Learning Community Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day

The children at the Learning Community enjoyed snacking on green food during their St. Patrick’s Day celebration! They also played dice games, and took the time to play some basketball during gym.

Dillon Elementary Celebrated St. Patricks Day!

Mrs. Green, Miss Lowers, and Mrs. Klick’s classes had a great time celebrating St. Patricks Day!

EFA Hosts an Open Mic Night Tonight

Open Mic NIght is tonight from  6-8pm in the CAHS auditorium! Entry is $1 to supply scholarship money for EFA fund. There will be poets, musicians, VIP guests, comedians, skits, and more! Join EFAEFA Hosts an Open Mic Night Tonight for a night of fun and talent. Snacks will be sold at intermission by AASA. There will be an interactive art canvas produced while the show is happening by any audience member who wants to take part! All performers should arrive between 5-5:15 to practice performing on stage with sound.  See you there! Don’t miss this wonderful EFA sponsored event.