Monthly Archives: October 2015
On the Road to Success at Dillon Elementary
Dillon’s Title I Program hosted our first family learning night on October 6. Families were able to explore some of the many programs at Dillon that support students on their road to success. Title I reading and math intervention tutors were available to meet parents and students to provide information about programs and answer questions. Our counselor, Ms. Linn, presented information about our Mindfulness program. Students designed race cars to start them on their own road to success. After dinner, each student made a delicious race car treat for dessert!
Please watch the school newsletter and your child’s back pack for information about future family learning nights.
Athletic Hall of Fame
The Carman-Ainsworth Athletic Hall of Fame will welcome its Class of 2015 into membership on Saturday, October 24, 2015 at the Holy Redeemer Family Life Center on Bristol Road. Social hour will begin at 4:30 p.m. with dinner at 5:30 p.m.
Individuals being honored include: Tim Fellows (1983) Track & Field; Tom Kassion (1982) Football, Track & Field; David Ketter (1983) Football and Wrestling; Stephanie Joseph Long (1984) Track & Field; Terry Nicholson (1973) Wrestling.
Teams that will be honored include the 1976 Carman Baseball Team and the 2000 Carman-Ainsworth Boys Soccer Team.
Tickets are available for $40 from Sue Carter; 5333 Wyndemere Square; Swartz Creek, MI 48473. Call Sue at 810-908-7082 for reservations or email her at susanrussiancarter@hotmail.com.
Check us out online at c-aathletichalloffame.com
Biomedical Science Course
Students in Krystal Roos’ Principles of Biomedical Science course investigate a staged crime scene at CA High School. The new course is part of an exciting hands on curriculum from Project Lead The Way (PLTW). PLTW is the nation’s leading provider of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) programs. The middle school and each elementary school have also introduced PLTW curriculum this year.