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Cleveland's Connell among Kansas St. grad students to present work
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Research on weed control for food crops, early pancreatic cancer detection, threats to the biodiversity of tallgrass prairie ecosystem, animal feed biosecurity, and the social and … more
Blythe-Bower Elementary had a busy November filled with many activities. Here, Ken and Sheryl Pugh enjoy Thanksgiving lunch with granddaughter Jaylen Lynn. Contributed photo
Blythe-Bower Thanksgiving dinner
Blythe-Bower Elementary hosted two Science Nights with Dr. Jason Robinson from Lee University. Left photo, Robinson demonstrates the power of a Category 5 hurricane with students Lilly Mason (from left) Will Kelly, Wes Kelly and Devin Stevison. Right, students learned about the properties of matter from two Lee University students. From left are Jonah Robinette, Knox Collins and Lillyana Overmyer.
Blythe-Bower Science Nights
Listed alphabetically, Josue Castillo won third place in fourth-grade Elementary Language Arts. Lillie Freeman won third place in fourth-grade Elementary Social Studies. Edwin Morales won first place in fourth-grade Elementary Science. Sarha Pineda won fifth place in fifth-grade Elementary Language Arts. Lillian Tolbert accepted the award for Blythe-Bower for Apparel Design.
Blythe-Bower Elementary Junior Beta Club
Blythe-Bower Elementary Junior Beta Club attended the annual Beta Club Convention at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville, from which they brought home several awards. They received third place in … more
Caleb Spires and Elizabeth Passavant were recognized as Honor Thespians for completing 600 hours in theater work.
Cleveland High School International Thespian Troupe 505 recently held its semi
Yates Primary Raider Run
Students who have already raised money to support Yates Primary School’s Raider Run were given the chance to tape their principal, Mr. Mike Collier, to a chair in a school hallway. Here, Caroline … more
Perseverance Character Trait winners for the month of November were recently congratulated by their school, Tennessee Christian Preparatory. In the front row are TCPS students Pedro Munoz, Cormac Bear, Gates Bear and Madison Scoggins. In back are Isaiah Ellis, Callie Jacobsen, Sydney Long, Dontrell Reusswig and Simon Sopczak.
TCPS Character
Several students were recognized for showing outstanding character to students, faculty and staff at Lake Forest Middle School, for September and October. In the front row, from left, are Addison Clark, Hoss Brewer, Joans Rayfield, Naomi Van Otterloo, Trivett Hedrick, Hailey Huff and Zander Graham. In back are Lauren Hall, Wyatt Williams, Nicholas Geren, Cameron Hardwick, Ayden Simmons, Matthew Rogers, and Hank Adams.
LFMS Outstanding Character
Ninety-one Hopewell Elementary students participated in the Mix 104.1 Family Expo obstacle course competition, held at the YMCA. For being the top county school participating, Cleveland Insurance presented Hopewell with a winning prize of $500. Students in all grades will be voting for their favorite piece of physical education equipment to be purchased with the prize money. Participants said they appreciated the opportunity to play and to show their school pride through the community event. Holding the oversized prize check are, from left, Abbi Harrison, Grace Dauphanais, Carsan Humble and Bennett Howell. In back are Steven Shelton of Cleveland Insurance; Hopewell Principal Elizabeth Kaylor; PE instructor Robin McChesney; Lee McChesney of the YMCA; and Dewayne Williams of the radio station.
Family Expo obstacle course competition.
Black Fox Elementary teachers worked with nurse Valerie Lamon and Safety Educators Donna McBride and Robert Ward to provide valuable first aid training. Robert Ward supervises first-grade teachers Naomi Dycus, Janni Samples, Tori Willcutt and Sandy West in proper tourniquet procedures.
Black Fox Elementary teachers first aid training
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