CMHS Daily Bulletin - Chiefland High School

Daily Bulletin
December 2, 2014
Tuesday
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Parent access to student grades
Parent portion of skyward is
opening for parents to view
student’s
grades
online.
Parents may come to the school
to pick up their log in
information and directions for
using the site.
Everyone must produce photo
identification.
Seniors who do NOT have Mrs. Flemming for English
need to see her for a SENIOR SUPERLATIVE ballot
this Wednesday, December 3rd.
Middle School FFA…… will be selling Poinsettias after Thanksgiving Break.
They will be selling for $6.00 a plant
CHS Clubs
Please visit our website at
http://cmhs.levyschools.org
to view more information
about our calendar and events.
Upcoming Events
12-2 Math tutoring on Tuesday after school for one hour in Dr. Mitchell’s room.
FCA NEWS
12/2/14
Meet in Mrs. Mack’s
Room every Thursday
morning at 7:40
Mrs. Plemmons classroom
Tuesday/Thursday
Dr. Mitchell’s classroom
Middle School
Yearbook NEWS
Middle school yearbooks are
now for sale. This year the
book will be all in
color! Congratulations to
Olivia Miller and Macie
Thomas whose artwork will be
featured on the covers of the
book. The cost of the
yearbook is $20;
personalization and icons are
extra. Extra order forms are in
the front office. See Mrs.
Beauchamp if you have any
questions.
6:00
12-3 Math tutoring on Wednesday after school for one hour in Mrs. Plemmons room
Math Tutoring
Monday/Wednesday
St. Francis VG
12-4 Math tutoring on Tuesday after school for one hour in Dr. Mitchell’s room.
12/5/14
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12/8/14
@ Williston JVB/VG/VB
5:00/6:30/8:00
@ Lafayette JVG/VG
4:00/6:30
December 8th a representative from Florida Bright Futures will be here to assist our
students in applying for Bright Futures. The same evening at 6:00 p.m. in the Media
Center, there will be a parent night to discuss scholarship opportunities and FASFA. Please
make plans to attend. We look forward to seeing you.
Central Florida Electric Cooperative is accepting applications for their Washington/Tallahassee Youth
Tour, deadline to turn in application is 12/12, see page 2.
12/9/14
Basketball, (H) Union County JVB/VG/VB
4:30/6:00/7:30
12/12/14
@ Mighty Ike Shootout (Williston) VB Vs. Ocala St. John 5:00
12/13/14
Vs. Wildwood
12/15/14
@ Dixie JVB/VG/VB
12/17, 18, 19
Exam/Early Release Days
12/19/14
(H) Newberry JVG/JVB/VG/VB
1:00
12/26 – 12/29 @ Bronson Holiday Tournament VB
4:30/6:00/7:30
3:30/5:00/6:30/8:00
TBD
December 22-January 2 -Winter Holidays
Welcome the Year 2015!
January 5
Teacher Workday
January 6
Students Return
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Congratulations to November Student of the Month
Chiefland Middle Student of the Month -Carly Gillen 6th Grade
Central Florida Electric Cooperative is accepting applications for their
It all begins with a two day
expense-paid trip to Tallahassee. Six lucky juniors within our TriCounty
service area, whose residence is served by Central Florida
th Grade
6
Electric
Coop., will be selected to attend. While at the State Capital
they will become familiar with our legislature and how it conducts
political decision making. We will visit interesting places and you will
also participate in a chance to be one of three students chosen to be
part of Central Florida Electric Cooperative’s Washington Youth Tour.
Be sure to ask your Guidance Counselor for details and applications,
or visit our web site at www.cfec.com.
Carly
Gillen
Washington/Tallahassee
Youth Tour.
Dates to Remember:
Deadline to turn in applications December 12, 2014
Selection for Tallahassee Y.T. by January 16, 2015
Tallahassee Youth Tour
February 18-19, 2015
Selection for Washington Y.T. by February 20, 2015
Washington D.C. Youth Tour
June 13-18, 2015
Congratulations to Mrs. Fidah Williams for being our Teacher
of the Month for November at the High School. Mrs. Williams
was nominated and selected by the Student Government
Leadership class.
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Students in leadership that nominated
her had this to say:
Mrs. Williams is willing to go out of
her way to help anybody and she’s an
amazing teacher
No matter how swamped with tasks
she is, she always has time for her
students, the seniors and BETA
Mrs. Williams is a very
understanding teacher that listens and
is willing to help you. She is very
helpful and gives great advice.
High school yearbooks
are back
on sale.
This is your LAST CHANCE to pre-order a
yearbook or add personalization to your
copy. This sale will run through
December 5th. Order forms are available
in the front office and from Mrs.
Flemming.
The 23rd Annual Pie Auction for Student
Government was held Thursday, November 20 at 6:00
in the CMHS cafeteria. This is the largest SGA
fundraiser has and it helps to fund projects
throughout the school year. Student Government
must complete over 100 projects in 9 different
projects area (school service, school spirit, health &
safety, Faculty & Staff, etc) to be recognized as a
“gold member council” every year at State
Convention.
We are thrilled to report this year’s event raised over
$2400 for our council. We had a wonderful turnout
with 31 desserts baked by 23 bakers and 21 buyers.
The top three desserts purchased were:
1. Chocolate Cake with Butter Cream Frosting by
Sheri Lee -$200 purchased by Beef O’ Brady’s.
2. Oreo Cookie Cake by Faye Sache- $190 purchased
by Big John’s
3. Candy Bar Cake by Lois Gore- $170 purchased by
Shep’s Welding.
CMHS Mission Statement
We, the faculty of CMHS, believe our purpose is to challenge and prepare students to become productive,
responsible citizens. We will encourage students within a caring and challenging community to set achievable
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goals and strive to reach these goals through personal excellence.
Please join HOSA in our “Sock Drive” to help the Senior Citizens in our community!
Socks for Seniors is a non-profit community service project that organizes, collects
and distributes NEW socks for seniors in communities all over the country.
The holidays are a fun time of year with all the holiday work parties, family
gatherings, meetings with old friends topped off with all the bells, whistles, hustle
and bustle of the season. It's the friendliest and most giving time of year but, for
some it can also be a depressing time of year and our seniors can get lost in the
shuffle.
Each year, thousands of lonely and financially challenged seniors struggle with the
holiday blues. They dread facing the holiday season alone - some being without
family or friends, some with the isolation of being a widow or widower. Some
seniors just being away from children and grandchildren produces extreme
loneliness that's exaggerated by festivities of the season.
Socks for Seniors and CHS Health Academy have one priority this Holiday Season
and that is to bring holiday cheer along with a pair of new socks to warm the hearts
and cover the cold feet of our elderly seniors. The Socks for Seniors program
benefits those living alone and in nursing homes and yes even those seniors that are
homeless.
Donation boxes are located in the CHS office, Library and in Mrs. Beauchamp
classroom.
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Scholarship Opportunity
The Law Firm of Ayo and Iken, a Florida law firm helping people with divorce and custody issues
recognizes parents who co-parent their children despite the hardships of a separated household. Parents
that successfully prioritize the best interests of their children should be recognized. We would like the
children of those parents to be a success in life and recognize the outstanding example of parenting
shown by their mothers and fathers.
The Law Firm of Ayo and Iken, would like to help Florida high school seniors who have lived in a divided
household from which two parents strive to maintain respect for each other as an ongoing concern while
caring for their children. Two winners, selected by a committee of child custody attorneys, will each be
awarded a $1,000 scholarship to be used toward their first year of college. The deadline to apply for the
scholarship is May 1st, 2015.
If your parents:
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Are permanently separated or divorced
Communicate openly and positively
Join together to continue showing you love
Work together in your best interest
Then we want to hear from you
Eligibility:
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Must be attending senior year of a Florida high school
Plans to attend post-high school education
Lives in a household separated by a divorce
Other criteria as listed below
Scholarship Requirements:
You must write a 2000 minimum word essay describing how your parents continue to work together despite being
part of a separated household. Your essay must describe in detail how your parents overcame obstacles and
remained excellent role models.
Selection of Winner:
The winning essay shall be selected by a committee of child custody attorneys. The
winning essay shall have individual names removed and then will be published online in a special section of our
website showing examples of excellent parenting skills. The scholarship award will be paid directly to each
winner, preferably at their high school awards event.
More Information:
If you would like more information about the scholarship program call (800) 469-3486 or email
[email protected]
Deadline for Application is May 1st, 2015
The Winning Essays Will Show
 How your parents still communicated after the divorce
 How both parents took steps to work together in a co-parenting role
 How both parents showed a united front to ensure you grew up in a loving household
Application Package: Application Form – pick up application from office 2000 Word Essay
 Write a personal letter to us stating your interest – there is no required format for your letter.
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Send all materials by mail to:
Law Firm of Ayo and Iken
Att: Scholarship
703 W. Bay Street
Tampa, FL 33606
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