ADVISORY AGENDA 3-3

“The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant.” – Albert Einstein

House Standings

Humanitas Shield 2

Humanitas Shield 2 Humanitas Shield 2

395

125

159

445

Alex Reulbach & Vonte Bowden

Please celebrate the following students for their COURAGE and PASSION:   Will Exson, Sean Jenkins, Allyson Slattery, Cole Ventura, and Carlton Bragg, who will serve our community as a part of the Honor Council next year. 

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REMINDER REGARDING TESTING ACCOMMODATIONS: ALL TESTING ACCOMMODATIONS WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE ACADEMIC CENTER, ROOM 610 ON DAYS 1,2,3 AND BY EMAIL REQUEST TO MRS HURTADO AT thurtado@cannonschool.org on DAYS 4 & 5

CAFTA and the arts directors are looking for volunteers to help with Visual Arts Night on Wednesday, March 8. To volunteer, please click here. Questions? E-mail Mrs. Lewis at susanlewis04@ymail.com.

Attention guitarists, pianist, and bass players – If you have experience playing a rhythm section instrument and need fine arts credit, Mr. Davis would love to have you join us in the jazz band. Interested? See Mr. Davis about setting up an interview/audition.

Interested in running for a Student Council Officer (President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, PR Rep) position?  Please see Ms. Harley before 3 pm TODAY to get a copy of the Student Council Bylaws and Intent to Run Form. Please note – Candidates may not post campaign signs until they have received these materials. 

Please Join EMPOWER! Club & pst; (Peer Support Team) in Recognizing National Eating Disorders Awareness Week by NEDA (visit www.NationalEatingDisorders.org for more information)

MYTH: Eating disorders are a choice.

FACT: Eating disorders (EDs) are complex medical and psychiatric illnesses that patients don’t choose; they are bio-psycho-social diseases. Several decades of genetic research show that biological factors play a significant role in who develops an eating disorder. A societal factor (like the media-driven thin body ideal) is an example of an environmental trigger that has been linked to increased risk of developing an eating disorder. Environmental factors also include physical illnesses, childhood teasing and bullying, and other life stressors. EDs commonly co-occur with other mental health conditions like major depression, anxiety, social phobia, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Additionally, they may run in families, as there are biological predispositions that make individuals vulnerable to developing an eating disorder. For more information visit: www.NationalEatingDisorders.org

All Week: Read the green flyers posted around the Upper School: Quick Facts About Disordered Eating & How to Talk to a Friend

TODAY: “How to Fuel Your Body for Everyday or Sports Performance: Understanding Nutrition”– Presentation by Alicia Knetsche, Registered Dietician/Nutritionist, ACSM Certified Personal Trainer with Carolina’s Medical System. Foundation Hall, 11:15-12

Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors: College Representatives coming to Cannon.  Please sign up on Family Connections to attend a session in Room 616.

March 8: UNC Charlotte

March 9: UNC Greensboro, Mississippi State University

March 13: University of Tampa, Mercer University, Catawba CollegeThe University of Arizona

March 28: Salem College

March 29: University of South CarolinaFurman University

 

About The Dean Team

Student Life: Our passion is to know our students, create an unforgettable high school experience, celebrate student achievement; and to empower every student to know themselves, own their actions, seek adventure, conquer challenges, lead others, and pursue balance.
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