My name is Gabbi Coppa, and I am a freshman here at Cannon School. I am organizing a dress drive for Operation Deploy Your Dress, an organization that collects formal dresses/accessories for military families who attend special events and can’t afford formal wear. My father was deployed when my older sister was a young child, and my mother and sister lived at Fort Campbell, an army post in Tennessee. They met many families, including the founders of Operation Deploy Your Dress, who moved all over the country and struggled financially without a steady income.

“Don’t be afraid of the space between your dreams and reality. If you can dream it, you can make it so”-  Belva Davis

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Today:

Mr. Diskin

Please welcome our Head of Lower School, Dr. Regina Nixon, to Leadership Lunch to help us learn about PASSION.  Thursday in Foundation Hall.  All are welcome!

Hey Everyone!

The STEM Career Club will be hosting a meeting this Thursday during Office Hours in Mrs. Mattsson’s classroom. Rachel Russo, our speaker, was an industrial engineering major in college and will be discussing what college is like for engineering students. If you plan on majoring in engineering in college, this is a great opportunity to get a feel for what your future academic life will look like! You can also join through zoom with the link below.

Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/6310896216?pwd=UTRCZzdZWG1rVXAzR1dHWW5SNUcyZz09

Meeting ID: 631 089 6216

Passcode: L3g8Fx

Thank you,

Emma Wittegraefe and Thomas Coffey

Masking Protocol Reminder

Hello US community-

As we all return to campus this week, we want to remind everyone of the importance of proper masking. This Omicron variant is particularly contagious and to help ensure that we can all remain on campus, it is important that everyone who is inside be properly masked at all times. If you need to remove your mask while eating, that is acceptable, but your mask should be back on as soon as you are finished. Proper masking means having your mask covering both your nose and mouth. If you need a break from masking, you are encouraged to go outside. 

Let’s keep our community healthy and safe!