Category Archives: High School
Senior Honor Roll
| 3.8-4.0 High Honors | 3.5-3.79 Honors | 3.00-3.49 W/Honors |
| Alzahabi, Ahmad | Baker, Jessica M. | Alatrash, Waj’d A. |
| Ampy, Jazmine J. | Bell, Amari L. | Alsteen, Nola C. |
| Arrowood, Rachel N. | Bell, Leon II | Anderson, Nicole L. |
| Ayotte, Alexandria M. | Bowman, Dazjah C. | BeCoats, Lonnie J. II |
| Bailey, Leah S. | Brandon, Korbin R. | Bedford, Cyrus N. |
| Bamford, Melody L. | Brophy, Meagan R. | Boyd, Lydia L. |
| Bayes, Kalin R. | Bush, TyQuanda S. | Bransford, Jaylen W. |
| Book, Brendan L. | Cardinal, Samuel C. | Brantley, Stanley D. |
| Bosworth, Alissa C. | Daniels, Italia T. | Brooks, Rachelle R. |
| Bowman, Acajah L. | Dunn, Ahmir R. | Brown, Brandi C. |
| Brooks, Taylor J. | Dupree, Benjamin I. | Caldwell, Kamry M. |
| Cochran, Aasha A. | Echols, Brittany L. | Cason, Dewayne Jr |
| Daaboul, Rewa D. | Farmer, Ta’mia S. | Chandler, Miricle A. |
| Garcia, Alyssa J. | Graham, Kyle C. | Clemons, Tyrus J. |
| Golson, Tia M. * | Gruber, Bernardette J. | Dana, Hailee C. |
| Harris-Salaam, Se’andre’ | Hamilton, Brittany M. | Dawkins, Milik M. |
| Howard, Arnell R.* | Hancock, Nikki S. | Dunn, Larry D. II |
| Hughes, Briaunna S. | Henderson, Alexis M. | Evans, Juwan B. |
| Johnson, Ronald C. Jr | Howie, John M. | Gilbert, Autumn E. |
| Koegel, Chloe P.* | Jamison, Aliyah C. | Gill, Makala T. 014901 |
| Legardye, Deja B. | Jimmerson, Khira M. | Gillie, Jacquelynn M. |
| Li, Vladislav A. | Johnson, Ashley L. | Grimm, Mahaila J. |
| McFadden, Sydney G. | Johnson, Devonte M. | Hachem, Hadi A. |
| Medhanie, Ribka | Johnson, Devyn T. | Hawkins, Allahna S. |
| Miekstyn, Nathan A. | Jones, Chaquia J. | Hernandez, Mariel M. |
| Miller, Chelsea L.* | Kopp, Dana M. | Hillaker, Brandon L. |
| Montgomery, Devont’e L. | Little, Sarah A. | Huddleston, D’Quarius D. |
| Montgomery, Zariah T. | McCulley, TaTeonna L. | Ishaq, Samer G. |
| Moore, Luke C. | McKeller, Tionna S. | Jackson, Armani L. |
| Mosley, Tiera A. | Miller, Denijah L. | Johns, Clayton M. |
| Moye, Alvin Jr | Montgomery, Tanasia B. | Kelley, Aliecia C. |
| Olson, Amanda D. | Moore, Drew W. | Khuat, Ron D. |
| Overton, Morgan D. | Moore, Ethan P. | Kunkle, Taylor M. |
| Oyola, Jonathan J. | Parker, James S. Jr | Mahdi, Qadriyyah T. |
| Pangerl, Tyler R.* | Pletner, Sabrina L. | Mendoza-Holcomb, Selena |
| Parsons, Faith E. | Ritchie, Michael B. Jr | Miller, Davonte D. |
| Rousseau, Bailey S.* | Scales, Diamond J. | Montney, Troy D. |
| Sarver, Aletha J. | Shippy, Skyler E. | Orrison, Aubrey R. |
| Serna, Alyssa M. | Smith, Jessica L. | Pace, Keante J. |
| Shields, Ja’nayia N. | Smith, Tamiekco N. | Peterson, Trealon A. |
| Smith, Crystal A.* | Strodder, My’kayla R. | Pittman, Wisdom A. III |
| Wynn, Deonna A. | Swain, Oliver M. | Powell, Justin C. |
| Yost, Austin J. | Thompson, Tiffany A. | Robinson, Caleb D. |
| Youssef, Al-Hasen H. | Tilley, Sara K. | Ruffin, Tihirah S. |
| * = 4.0 GPA | Travis, Mackenzie M. | Scribner, Andrew R. |
| VanTol, Emilee S. | Shanks, Kelly M. | |
| Walker, Ebonee L. | Shelton, Jimmy J. Jr | |
| Ward, Kelsey L. | Sherrer, Ronald B. III | |
| White, Tarelle A. | Shipley, Troy N. | |
| Williams, Ricky L. | Slayton, Catherine C. | |
| Zaiter, Kyce A. | Springer, Tyler M. | |
| Thomas, De’borah S. | ||
| Thompson, Andrea D. | ||
| Toins, Aireona M. | ||
| Toins, Keshon L. | ||
| Vaughn, Darien E. | ||
| Wagner, Logan L. | ||
| Walker, Emanee L. | ||
| Wallace, Ricshay D. | ||
| Wedlow, Jecory D. | ||
| Whitehead, Jerimiah J. | ||
| Williams-Grady, Kalen D. | ||
| Woodfield, Keifer R. |
Holiday Assistance 2014 Genesee County
Toys For Tots– Registration period: December 1,2,3,4,6 & 8,9,10,11,12,13, Hours: 9:00am – 5:00pm. Saturday Dec. 13th is the Last signup day!! You can call 715-4401 or go to www.toysfortots.org for more information. They can NOT service foster care families. To receive help, you can NOT be signed up with any other agency!
Old Newsboys – Registration period is November 3rd – December 23rd. The number is 744-1840. Old newsboys is located on 6255 Taylor Drive (off Hill Road between U.S. 23 & Van Slyke Road)
- Must bring: drivers License or State ID, Social Security Card, Birth
Certificates or Judgments of Legal custody for each child enrolled, income
document (2013 tax records, current MI Medicaid card or Acceptance to Federal Lunch Program)
Outreach Downtown—Helps with Christmas food baskets. Looking to help 100 families with items for their children, everything from PJ’s to outfits and toys. They also have a coat program. Contact (810) 234-2479. They will help all of Genesee County.
North End Soup Kitchen—Helps with Christmas gifts for children 17 and younger. Contact (810) 785-6911 to see if sign up is still available. They also have vouchers for a meal from Save A Lot.
CAHS Students Participate In National Challenge of NaNoWriMo
Juniors in Carrie Mattern and Jessyca Mathews’ classes have been participating in the National Challenge of NaNoWriMo which begs writers to Write a complete Novel in the Month of November. Students wrote the first fifteen minutes of class every day and some wrote at night and on the weekends. The students set personal word count goals, although the national goal for them is 30,000 words, and the adult goal is 50,000 words. Overall, Mattern’s students wrote a total of 487,753 words for the month. Mattern, Mathews, and many students not only met their word count goals, but surpassed them. It was a challenging month of writing words, and now they will begin revising what they wrote which can be more duanting. Publishing is the final step, and many students are interested, so we will keep you posted.
Bendle/Carman-Ainsworth Toy Giveaway
Donations of gently used toys are being accepted until December 1 at The Learning Community building. Toys will be given away on Thursday, December 4, 2014 at The Learning Community. 8:00 am-5:00 pm for Bendle and Carman-Ainsworth families. 5:00 – 6:00 pm for all others. Limited quantities will be given at those times but at6:15 pm it all goes so bring a box! Contact Malinda Baker at 591-7208 for more info. Have question? Contact Malinda at 591-7208. Volunteers are welcomed and needed.
Winter Sports Schedule
Winter sports are here, so be sure to get out and support our teams! Here’s the complete 2014-15 middle school and high school winter sports schedule.
C-A Offers Internet Safety
Do your kids use the computer? Do they have access to the Internet? Are they left unattended while using the computer? If your answer is yes to any of the above questions then this class is for you. Internet safety is for parents to learn how to keep their kids safe while using the internet.
CAHS attend DECA Leadership Conference In Detroit
Mrs. Holt and Mr. Klee’s students at Leadership Conference at Cobo Center in Detroit. These students learned so much and had a great time! To learn more about DECA, see Mrs. Holt in room 206.
Carman-Ainsworth Maintains Rich Tradition In The Fine Arts
Despite budget cuts in many areas, all C-A elementary students continue to receive music and art education, with fifth grade students having the opportunity to select band. Carman-Ainsworth Middle School is one of the few area middle schools with an orchestral program that prepares students for our high school orchestra. In addition, secondary students regularly elect to take art and theater at both secondary schools, culminating in amazing productions and pieces of art at the high school level.
Just this week, we learned of two significant accomplishments in the area of fine arts at our high school:
- The Carman-Ainsworth High School Blue Brigade Marching Band was selected to perform at the State Championships at Ford Field again this Saturday. This special honor is one that the Blue Brigade has qualified for in four of the last five years! This year, Carman-Ainsworth High School enters the State Championships in 11th place in our division.
- The Carman-Ainsworth High School Men’s Chorale has been invited to sing with the world-renowned University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club in their concert on November 22 at Hill Auditorium on the U of M campus in Ann Arbor. In preparation for this very special event, the U of M Choir Director has visited Carman-Ainsworth High School several times to work with our students…what a tremendous opportunity for our C-A students!
Please join us in congratulating our fine arts staff and students!!!
C-A Community Schools Continues To Be Leader in STEM Education
STEM (Science-Technology-Engineering-Math) is a popular term nationally. Many school districts are “jumping on the STEM bandwagon” by getting involved with Robotics and other hands-on learning experiences that engage students in science, technology, engineering and math.
Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools has been a leader in STEM education for a number of years.
- Our LEGO Robotics program at Rankin was among the first state championship programs and has earned 4 state championships to date, including the 2014 State Championship.
- Randels Elementary has also built a strong LEGO Robotics program.
- The Carman-Ainsworth High School FIRST Robotics program is a perennial statewide powerhouse, earning 3 trips to the World Championships in the last decade along with earning the 2014 State Championship.
- To our knowledge, C-A is the only school district to win state championships at both levels in the same year!
Beyond Robotics, C-A engages elementary students in the Odyssey of the Mind, Science Fairs, and Young Inventors programs. For the first time this Fall, students at Carman-Ainsworth High School are enrolled in a Pre-Engineering program through the nationally recognized, Project Lead The Way initiative. These are tremendous opportunities to get students engaged and excited about science and math…but…to be clear, we don’t “do STEM” at the expense of other wonderful programs, including our comprehensive fine arts programs.
