House Standings
227	450	158	652

Brooke Wesselmann showed KINDNESS when she carried Symone’s backpack for her!

Seniors~ You will be meeting with college counseling TODAY during SL. Please bring your computers and a pen/pencil and meet in the following rooms:
Animus:   K Mattsson’s room
Humanitas:   K McClanahan’s room (the CUBE)
Impetus:   J Reulbach’s room
Integritas:   K West’s room

Students currently enrolled in Advanced World History II PSE who are planning to take the AP World History exam must report to Mrs. Huffman’s classroom during their Social Science drop on Wednesday, April 11. Please bring a #2 pencil. You will be completing AP Pre-Administration. It will not take the entire drop. Attendance is mandatory. See Mrs. Huffman or Ms. Mann with questions.

We are 6 weeks away from AP exams and 8 weeks away from the end of the trimester.  In order to maintain a productive study environment, students who choose to use their drop periods or free time to watch videos or play video games are asked to use the commons.

House Standings
227	450	158	652

 Joseph Hurtado

Jahnavi Duggal demonstrated INTEGRITY when she showed her teacher some work that had been checked when she was absent.

Grace Ankrom demonstrated RESPECT when she stayed after class to clean up after some classmates who had left a mess from working on their project. Thank you, Grace!

Lydia Pinto and Mattea Williams showed KINDNESS when they helped a teacher by collecting an assignment.

Abby Jo McLaughlin showed KINDNESS when she passed out papers to students for a teacher.

This is Zoe, a 16 year old girl who has Williams Syndrome.  Sophie Jenike and Andrea Moore are raising money to send her to Williams Syndrome music camp this summer. This Thursday, April 5th, we are offering a $5 dress down to anyone who wears maroon/red in support of this mission! On Friday during lunch, we will be hosting a Williams Syndrome Awareness presentation in foundation hall where Zoe will be speaking. We want a full house for Zoe so please try your best to make it! Sophie and Andrea (and friends) will be around to collect $5 both tomorrow and Thursday for anyone who wants to dress down. Thank you and hope to see you there, Sophie and Andrea

Seniors~ You will be meeting with college counseling this Friday, April 6^th, during SL. Please bring your computers and a pen/pencil and meet in the following rooms:
Animus:   K Mattsson’s room
Humanitas:   K McClanahan’s room (the CUBE)
Impetus:   J Reulbach’s room
Integritas:   K West’s room

Attention Sophomores and Freshmen:

Lunch & Learn: Thursday, April 5^th 11:15 – 12:00 in Foundation Hall

Already involved in extracurricular activities and community service?  Wishing you had a mentor in the community to offer you guidance? Looking for ways to organize your goals and ideas? Hear from Cannon graduate Davis Nelson ’16 about the value of pursuing the Congressional Award.  The Congressional Award enables young people to intentionally organize their involvement into four pillars: volunteerism, personal development, physical fitness and exploration.  To learn more about the benefits of this program please plan to attend this Lunch and Learn on Thursday!

Thanks for the outreach and interest in being a Student Ambassador and/or applying to be a Student Ambassador Network Intern for 2018-2019.  Information and applications will be available THIS WEEK.  Information regarding how to complete a Student Ambassador profile and apply to be an intern will be posted on the Admission/Student Ambassador Power School page.  Notification will also be here in the blog.  Enjoy your spring break! – The Admission Team

We are 6 weeks away from AP exams and 8 weeks away from the end of the trimester.  In order to maintain a productive study environment, students who choose to use their drop periods or free time to watch videos or play video games are asked to use the commons.

Humanitas is going to collect supplies for a local charity called Soap N’ Hope that is led by our very own Amelie Kadackal! On Day of Service, we are going to package and personalize the items we collect for the charity!

In case you didn’t know, Soap N’ Hope collects small, travel sized versions of essential hygiene products (soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, etc.) as well as feminine hygiene products and adult diapers. These are placed in a Ziploc bag alongside a small note of kindness to connect with the recipient. The bags are then dropped off at women’s shelters in Cabarrus/Mecklenburg County. Please help us to collect these donations! 

House Standings
227	434	158	652

 Chris Nelson

Catina Smith showed KINDNESS when she helped Dean Booker carry in some heavy boxes from the parking lot!  Thank you Catina!!!

Reilly Kungl, CJ Newton, and Eliott Diskin demonstrated KINDNESS by moving supplies for a teacher. Thanks!!

This is Zoe, a 16 year old girl who has Williams Syndrome.  Sophie Jenike and Andrea Moore are raising money to send her to Williams Syndrome music camp this summer. This Thursday, April 5th, we are offering a $5 dress down to anyone who wears maroon/red in support of this mission! On Friday during lunch, we will be hosting a Williams Syndrome Awareness presentation in foundation hall where Zoe will be speaking. We want a full house for Zoe so please try your best to make it! Sophie and Andrea (and friends) will be around to collect $5 both tomorrow and Thursday for anyone who wants to dress down. Thank you and hope to see you there, Sophie and Andrea

Seniors~ You will be meeting with college counseling this Friday, April 6^th, during SL. Please bring your computers and a pen/pencil and meet in the following rooms:
Animus:   K Mattsson’s room
Humanitas:   K McClanahan’s room (the CUBE)
Impetus:   J Reulbach’s room
Integritas:   K West’s room

Attention Sophomores and Freshmen:

Lunch & Learn: Thursday, April 5^th 11:15 – 12:00 in Foundation Hall

Already involved in extracurricular activities and community service?  Wishing you had a mentor in the community to offer you guidance? Looking for ways to organize your goals and ideas? Hear from Cannon graduate Davis Nelson ’16 about the value of pursuing the Congressional Award.  The Congressional Award enables young people to intentionally organize their involvement into four pillars: volunteerism, personal development, physical fitness and exploration.  To learn more about the benefits of this program please plan to attend this Lunch and Learn on Thursday!

Thanks for the outreach and interest in being a Student Ambassador and/or applying to be a Student Ambassador Network Intern for 2018-2019.  Information and applications will be available THIS WEEK.  Information regarding how to complete a Student Ambassador profile and apply to be an intern will be posted on the Admission/Student Ambassador Power School page.  Notification will also be here in the blog.  Enjoy your spring break! – The Admission Team

We are 6 weeks away from AP exams and 8 weeks away from the end of the trimester.  In order to maintain a productive study environment, students who choose to use their drop periods or free time to watch videos or play video games are asked to use the commons.

Humanitas is going to collect supplies for a local charity called Soap N’ Hope that is led by our very own Amelie Kadackal! On Day of Service, we are going to package and personalize the items we collect for the charity!

In case you didn’t know, Soap N’ Hope collects small, travel sized versions of essential hygiene products (soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, etc.) as well as feminine hygiene products and adult diapers. These are placed in a Ziploc bag alongside a small note of kindness to connect with the recipient. The bags are then dropped off at women’s shelters in Cabarrus/Mecklenburg County. Please help us to collect these donations! 

House Standings
227	434	158	652

 Jarvis Moss

Charlie Barr showed KINDNESS by assisting a student who was not feeling well to the nurse’s office.

During physics, Gracie Ledet showed TEAMWORK when she volunteered to teach and explain a mathematical process to fellow classmates.

Madison Hardy showed KINDNESS by transporting a student’s personal belongings to him when he was unable to return to class.

Seniors~ You will be meeting with college counseling this Friday, April 6^th, during SL. Please bring your computers and a pen/pencil and meet in the following rooms:
Animus:   K Mattsson’s room
Humanitas:   K McClanahan’s room (the CUBE)
Impetus:   J Reulbach’s room
Integritas:   K West’s room

Attention Sophomores and Freshmen:

Lunch & Learn: Thursday, April 5^th 11:15 – 12:00 in Foundation Hall

Already involved in extracurricular activities and community service?  Wishing you had a mentor in the community to offer you guidance? Looking for ways to organize your goals and ideas? Hear from Cannon graduate Davis Nelson ’16 about the value of pursuing the Congressional Award.  The Congressional Award enables young people to intentionally organize their involvement into four pillars: volunteerism, personal development, physical fitness and exploration.  To learn more about the benefits of this program please plan to attend this Lunch and Learn on Thursday!

Thanks for the outreach and interest in being a Student Ambassador and/or applying to be a Student Ambassador Network Intern for 2018-2019.  Information and applications will be available THIS WEEK.  Information regarding how to complete a Student Ambassador profile and apply to be an intern will be posted on the Admission/Student Ambassador Power School page.  Notification will also be here in the blog.  Enjoy your spring break! – The Admission Team

Humanitas is going to collect supplies for a local charity called Soap N’ Hope that is led by our very own Amelie Kadackal! On Day of Service, we are going to package and personalize the items we collect for the charity!

In case you didn’t know, Soap N’ Hope collects small, travel sized versions of essential hygiene products (soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, etc.) as well as feminine hygiene products and adult diapers. These are placed in a Ziploc bag alongside a small note of kindness to connect with the recipient. The bags are then dropped off at women’s shelters in Cabarrus/Mecklenburg County. Please help us to collect these donations! 

House Standings
227	434	158	652

 Sophie Jenike

A big shout out to the four Envirothon teams that participated at the Regional Competition on Wednesday. Their PASSION for environmental stewardship and education were on full display! Thank you to Elizabeth Hurley, Nima Subramaniam, Amelie Kadackal, Allison Abel, Mitchell Skolaris, Chrissy Stamey, Jackson Lods, Christal Walker, Megan Hnilica, Constantin Dornburg, Abby Muraca, Daphne Reynolds, Anjelique Seckel, Nicki Cusumano, Mudi Tokunboh, Grace Winchester, Kunal Handa, Teegan Lutze, Reah Syed, Jahnavi Duggal, Jonah Presser and Mia Biehler for your dedication, commitment and passion for your team.

Jessica Martinez and Virginia Robertson showed INTEGRITY when they returned a sum of money to Ms. Hulin a the front desk.

Reed Fisk, Chris Nelson, Drew Balsbough, and Connor Yang showed RESPECT when they cleaned up the Senior Lounge.

It’s time to think about next year’s Cannon Theater Company season!

If you are planning to audition or are even considering auditioning for any of Cannon Theater Company’s productions next year, please take a few minutes to complete this survey before spring break. The information you provide will help us pick shows that will both match up with our collective strengths and provide us with opportunities to grow. Email Mr. Mac at amacdonald@cannonschool.org with any questions!

Thanks for the outreach and interest in being a Student Ambassador and/or applying to be a Student Ambassador Network Intern for 2018-2019.  Information and applications will be available the week of April 3 – the week we return from Spring Break.  Information regarding how to complete a Student Ambassador profile and apply to be an intern will be posted on the Admission/Student Ambassador Power School page.  Notification will also be here in the blog.  Enjoy your spring break! – The Admission Team

Humanitas is going to collect supplies for a local charity called Soap N’ Hope that is led by our very own Amelie Kadackal! On Day of Service, we are going to package and personalize the items we collect for the charity!

In case you didn’t know, Soap N’ Hope collects small, travel sized versions of essential hygiene products (soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, etc.) as well as feminine hygiene products and adult diapers. These are placed in a Ziploc bag alongside a small note of kindness to connect with the recipient. The bags are then dropped off at women’s shelters in Cabarrus/Mecklenburg County. Please help us to collect these donations! 

Spring 2018 Driver Education Program

This year, Cannon School has contracted with a local company to offer a driver education program during the spring semester. Classes and behind-the-wheel instruction will be provided by WatsOnWheels (https://www.watsonwheelsnc.com/).  WatsOnWheels has agreed to offer Cannon students a discount and provide the course for $350 per student.  The classes will be held Monday – Friday, April 9th – 25th (excluding April 18th) in Foundation Hall from 3:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Students must be 14½ years of age when the classes begin to be eligible to register. To complete the class, students must have thirty hours of class time and six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. After the class portion is complete, the instructor will coordinate with students individually to complete the behind-the-wheel requirements during their school drop periods or after school hours.

The $350 fee is due on the first day of class and may be charged to the student’s Cannon School account or paid in the form of a check made out to “Watson Wheels LLC”.

To register for the driver education class, please complete this Google Form https://goo.gl/forms/DrjXvKqTi0aoCVO33.  If you have additional questions, please email me (khulin@cannonschool.org).

House Standings
191	434	158	602

Mia Biehler!

It’s time to think about next year’s Cannon Theater Company season!

If you are planning to audition or are even considering auditioning for any of Cannon Theater Company’s productions next year, please take a few minutes to complete this survey before spring break. The information you provide will help us pick shows that will both match up with our collective strengths and provide us with opportunities to grow. Email Mr. Mac at amacdonald@cannonschool.org with any questions!

Thanks for the outreach and interest in being a Student Ambassador and/or applying to be a Student Ambassador Network Intern for 2018-2019.  Information and applications will be available the week of April 3 – the week we return from Spring Break.  Information regarding how to complete a Student Ambassador profile and apply to be an intern will be posted on the Admission/Student Ambassador Power School page.  Notification will also be here in the blog.  Enjoy your spring break! – The Admission Team

Humanitas is going to collect supplies for a local charity called Soap N’ Hope that is led by our very own Amelie Kadackal! On Day of Service, we are going to package and personalize the items we collect for the charity!

In case you didn’t know, Soap N’ Hope collects small, travel sized versions of essential hygiene products (soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, etc.) as well as feminine hygiene products and adult diapers. These are placed in a Ziploc bag alongside a small note of kindness to connect with the recipient. The bags are then dropped off at women’s shelters in Cabarrus/Mecklenburg County. Please help us to collect these donations! 

Spring 2018 Driver Education Program

This year, Cannon School has contracted with a local company to offer a driver education program during the spring semester. Classes and behind-the-wheel instruction will be provided by WatsOnWheels (https://www.watsonwheelsnc.com/).  WatsOnWheels has agreed to offer Cannon students a discount and provide the course for $350 per student.  The classes will be held Monday – Friday, April 9th – 25th (excluding April 18th) in Foundation Hall from 3:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Students must be 14½ years of age when the classes begin to be eligible to register. To complete the class, students must have thirty hours of class time and six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. After the class portion is complete, the instructor will coordinate with students individually to complete the behind-the-wheel requirements during their school drop periods or after school hours.

The $350 fee is due on the first day of class and may be charged to the student’s Cannon School account or paid in the form of a check made out to “Watson Wheels LLC”.

To register for the driver education class, please complete this Google Form https://goo.gl/forms/DrjXvKqTi0aoCVO33.  If you have additional questions, please email me (khulin@cannonschool.org).

TODAY:
UNC Wilmington

House Standings
191	408	158	602

 Lia Easton & Olivia Harper

Claire Christman and Rohan Handa showed TEAMWORK when they hosted a leadership session for interested Integritites in Foundation Hall.  

Leadership Lunch TODAY OWNERSHIP with Mr. Alan Springate in Foundation Hall.

It’s time to think about next year’s Cannon Theater Company season!

If you are planning to audition or are even considering auditioning for any of Cannon Theater Company’s productions next year, please take a few minutes to complete this survey before spring break. The information you provide will help us pick shows that will both match up with our collective strengths and provide us with opportunities to grow. Email Mr. Mac at amacdonald@cannonschool.org with any questions!

Today! COME MEET Therapy Dog

*PUCA the Golden Doodle

Stop by the Gazebo during lunch Today!

Sponsored by EMPOWER! Club

Special Thanks to Azlynn Anderson ‘20

*Puca is Registered with Therapy Dogs International (TDI^®) is a volunteer organization dedicated to regulating, testing and registration of
therapy dogs and their volunteer handlers for the purpose of visiting nursing homes, hospitals, other institutions and
wherever else therapy dogs are needed.

Humanitas is going to collect supplies for a local charity called Soap N’ Hope that is led by our very own Amelie Kadackal! On Day of Service, we are going to package and personalize the items we collect for the charity!

In case you didn’t know, Soap N’ Hope collects small, travel sized versions of essential hygiene products (soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, etc.) as well as feminine hygiene products and adult diapers. These are placed in a Ziploc bag alongside a small note of kindness to connect with the recipient. The bags are then dropped off at women’s shelters in Cabarrus/Mecklenburg County. Please help us to collect these donations! 

Nicki Cusamano’s new book, Painting Dreams now available on Amazon!

Spring 2018 Driver Education Program

This year, Cannon School has contracted with a local company to offer a driver education program during the spring semester. Classes and behind-the-wheel instruction will be provided by WatsOnWheels (https://www.watsonwheelsnc.com/).  WatsOnWheels has agreed to offer Cannon students a discount and provide the course for $350 per student.  The classes will be held Monday – Friday, April 9th – 25th (excluding April 18th) in Foundation Hall from 3:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Students must be 14½ years of age when the classes begin to be eligible to register. To complete the class, students must have thirty hours of class time and six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. After the class portion is complete, the instructor will coordinate with students individually to complete the behind-the-wheel requirements during their school drop periods or after school hours.

The $350 fee is due on the first day of class and may be charged to the student’s Cannon School account or paid in the form of a check made out to “Watson Wheels LLC”.

To register for the driver education class, please complete this Google Form https://goo.gl/forms/DrjXvKqTi0aoCVO33.  If you have additional questions, please email me (khulin@cannonschool.org).

LAST CALL: any other Model UN team members interested in the one-day scrimmage at Charlotte Latin on APRIL 28 should come to Mrs. Shaefer’s room for a quick registration session and meeting during lunch on Wednesday (3/21). This is not required—just fun, and especially encouraged for new MUN members! All participants must be registered this week. Stay tuned for meetings right after Spring Break about other upcoming MUN events.

March 22:
UNC Wilmington

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House Standings
129	267	26	10

Mudi Tokunboh, Osahon Tokunboh, Carli Gordon, Angelique Seckel, Zoë Smith, Joseph Hurtado, Rohan Handa, and Kunal Handa showed COURAGE by sharing their stories on the Cannon Cultures panel last night!  

Leadership Lunch on Wednesday, OWNERSHIP with Mr. Alan Springate in Foundation Hall.

Nicki Cusamano’s new book, Painting Dreams now available on Amazon!

Final totals for Student Hunger Drive:
Humanitas-$72
Impetus-$196.96
Animus-$189.26
Integritas-$834.01

Spring 2018 Driver Education Program

This year, Cannon School has contracted with a local company to offer a driver education program during the spring semester. Classes and behind-the-wheel instruction will be provided by WatsOnWheels (https://www.watsonwheelsnc.com/).  WatsOnWheels has agreed to offer Cannon students a discount and provide the course for $350 per student.  The classes will be held Monday – Friday, April 9th – 25th (excluding April 18th) in Foundation Hall from 3:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Students must be 14½ years of age when the classes begin to be eligible to register. To complete the class, students must have thirty hours of class time and six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. After the class portion is complete, the instructor will coordinate with students individually to complete the behind-the-wheel requirements during their school drop periods or after school hours.

The $350 fee is due on the first day of class and may be charged to the student’s Cannon School account or paid in the form of a check made out to “Watson Wheels LLC”.

To register for the driver education class, please complete this Google Form https://goo.gl/forms/DrjXvKqTi0aoCVO33.  If you have additional questions, please email me (khulin@cannonschool.org).

LAST CALL: any other Model UN team members interested in the one-day scrimmage at Charlotte Latin on APRIL 28should come to Mrs. Shaefer’s room for a quick registration session and meeting during lunch on Wednesday (3/21). This is not required—just fun, and especially encouraged for new MUN members! All participants must be registered this week. Stay tuned for meetings right after Spring Break about other upcoming MUN events.

Hey guys! My capstone is to help the Humane Society of Greater Concord and Cabarrus County by raising money and supplies! I will be collecting donations from March 13th – April 13th. Your advisor has an envelope to collect any monetary donations and there are two bins for the non-monetary donations located in the atrium of the high school and by Foundation Hall. There is a donation list below and if there are any questions email me at kestep@cannonschool.org

DONATIONS: -Sheets or Blankets,- Pedigree Puppy, – Pedigree SMALL DOG (It must say SMALL DOG, we cannot use the regular Pedigree Dry food), – Large Bath Towels, – Dawn Dishwashing Liquid, – Hand Sanitizer, – Bleach, – Disinfecting Wipes (Clorox & Lysol), – Saline Solution, – Large Trash Bags, – Paper Towels

MEDICAL NEEDS:- Thermometer, – Bandages, – Latex Exam Gloves, – Benadryl, – Baby Wipes (for puppy paws)  Please Donate! – Kristen Estep

The Cannon School Writing Lab is up and running during days 1, 2, and 3. For quality peer edits and help on any English related assignment, come to the English office during your drop. There will be people there to help you!!!! If you can’t make it during your drop, email Carrie Underwood (cunderwood@cannonschool.org) to get an essay revised, or schedule a meeting with someone on our team! (Also if you are interested in becoming a peer editor email cunderwood@cannonschool.org or mdunn@cannonschool.org  )

TODAY:
Florida Polytechnic University, Lakeland, Fl
Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, Arizona
Catawba College, NC
Presbyterian College, SC
St. Bonaventure College, NY

March 22:
UNC Wilmington

College Counseling Upcoming Events:

March 18^th: The NACAC College Fair at The Park Expo and Conference Center

House Standings
129	267	26	10

Bryce Bell showed KINDNESS and TEAMWORK when he helped House Humanitas members clean up after our St. Patrick Day celebration even though he isn’t in House Humanitas. Humanitas thanks you, Bryce!

Jadon Bumgarner,  Megan Diehl, Ali Dulin, Anna Dumond, Jacob Lafferty, Kendyl Lauher, Matthew Leonard, Alexa Meighen, Grey Mills, Leah Niztan, Sophia Rooney, Angelique Seckel, Gaby Strachan, Symone Walker, and Avery Watkins demonstrated TEAMWORK by cleaning out the backstage area in the auditorium for the middle school talent show.

Izzy Gosling showed KINDNESS when she cleaned her Spanish classroom!  Thank you!

Bailey Jones showed KINDNESS when she picked up papers that her teacher dropped all over the floor. Thank you for the help Bailey!

Megan Mckinsey and Renee Leclair showed KINDNESS and TEAMWORK when they cleaned up the gazebo after napkins were left all over the grass. Thanks for keeping the campus looking beautiful!

Thank you Natalie Ray for showing KINDNESS and cleaning the whiteboard in Spanish class – it’s so sparkly now!

Morgan Stilphen showed INTEGRITY when she turned in $5.00 to a teacher when she found it on the floor. Thank you Morgan!

Danny Kungl showed INTEGRITY when he turned in $78 to Dean Booker when found it in a Pop Tart box.

Final totals for Student Hunger Drive:
Humanitas-$72
Impetus-$196.96
Animus-$189.26
Integritas-$834.01

Spring 2018 Driver Education Program

This year, Cannon School has contracted with a local company to offer a driver education program during the spring semester. Classes and behind-the-wheel instruction will be provided by WatsOnWheels (https://www.watsonwheelsnc.com/).  WatsOnWheels has agreed to offer Cannon students a discount and provide the course for $350 per student.  The classes will be held Monday – Friday, April 9th – 25th (excluding April 18th) in Foundation Hall from 3:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Students must be 14½ years of age when the classes begin to be eligible to register. To complete the class, students must have thirty hours of class time and six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. After the class portion is complete, the instructor will coordinate with students individually to complete the behind-the-wheel requirements during their school drop periods or after school hours.

The $350 fee is due on the first day of class and may be charged to the student’s Cannon School account or paid in the form of a check made out to “Watson Wheels LLC”.

To register for the driver education class, please complete this Google Form https://goo.gl/forms/DrjXvKqTi0aoCVO33.  If you have additional questions, please email me (khulin@cannonschool.org).

Any Model UN Members interested in the one-day CharMUN Women’s Issues Scrimmage should come see Mrs. Shaefer ASAP so she can put a roster together. This event is at Charlotte Latin on April 28 and would be a great way for younger members to gain experience. Please let Mrs. Shaefer know if you are interested so she can plan a meeting for next week. The registration deadline is March 23.

Hey guys! My capstone is to help the Humane Society of Greater Concord and Cabarrus County by raising money and supplies! I will be collecting donations from March 13th – April 13th. Your advisor has an envelope to collect any monetary donations and there are two bins for the non-monetary donations located in the atrium of the high school and by Foundation Hall. There is a donation list below and if there are any questions email me at kestep@cannonschool.org

DONATIONS: -Sheets or Blankets,- Pedigree Puppy, – Pedigree SMALL DOG (It must say SMALL DOG, we cannot use the regular Pedigree Dry food), – Large Bath Towels, – Dawn Dishwashing Liquid, – Hand Sanitizer, – Bleach, – Disinfecting Wipes (Clorox & Lysol), – Saline Solution, – Large Trash Bags, – Paper Towels

MEDICAL NEEDS:- Thermometer, – Bandages, – Latex Exam Gloves, – Benadryl, – Baby Wipes (for puppy paws)  Please Donate! – Kristen Estep

If you’re interested in helping the families of those who passed away in the recent tragedy at Maryjoy Stoneman Douglas Highschool in Parkland, Florida I’ve included a link to a GoFundMe below! All donations will go towards providing financial support and relief to those grieving. Every donation is appreciated! Please keep the Parkland community in your thoughts! https://www.gofundme.com/stonemandouglasvictimsfund

The Cannon School Writing Lab is up and running during days 1, 2, and 3. For quality peer edits and help on any English related assignment, come to the English office during your drop. There will be people there to help you!!!! If you can’t make it during your drop, email Carrie Underwood (cunderwood@cannonschool.org) to get an essay revised, or schedule a meeting with someone on our team! (Also if you are interested in becoming a peer editor email cunderwood@cannonschool.org or mdunn@cannonschool.org  )

If going to college overseas sounds appealing… talk to admission representatives coming to Cannon School on March 19th!

Sign up on Family Connection to meet with representatives from The American University of Rome, Angelia Ruskin University, The University of Glasgow and University of Kent

TODAY:
The University of Glasgow
The American University of Rome
Angelia Ruskin University, Cambridge, England
University of Kent, Canterbury, England
Loyola University New Orleans
Trinity University, San Antonio, TX
University of South Florida
Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, IL
York College of PA

March 20:
Florida Polytechnic University, Lakeland, Fl
Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, Arizona
Catawba College, NC
Presbyterian College, SC
St. Bonaventure College, NY

March 22:
UNC Wilmington

College Counseling Upcoming Events:

March 18^th: The NACAC College Fair at The Park Expo and Conference Center

House Standings
118	267	26	10

Olivia Kinsella, Sydney Vance, Lilly klett, Symone Walker, Reah Syed, Mia Biehler, Chrissy Stamey, Daphne Reynolds, Emma Bentley- Gottel, Andrew Ayer, Angel Brown, Sophie Collins, Holly Springate, Amelia Guasco, Hallie Issom, and  Juliette La Pietra showed COURAGE when  they led the National Walk Out to honor the 17 lives lost in Florida last month. What a powerful event. Thank you for your leadership.

Cade Lewis showed PASSION and TEAMWORK when he used his love and skill for writing to help his peers develop their thesis statements in English class.

Spring 2018 Driver Education Program

This year, Cannon School has contracted with a local company to offer a driver education program during the spring semester. Classes and behind-the-wheel instruction will be provided by WatsOnWheels (https://www.watsonwheelsnc.com/).  WatsOnWheels has agreed to offer Cannon students a discount and provide the course for $350 per student.  The classes will be held Monday – Friday, April 9th – 25th (excluding April 18th) in Foundation Hall from 3:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Students must be 14½ years of age when the classes begin to be eligible to register. To complete the class, students must have thirty hours of class time and six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. After the class portion is complete, the instructor will coordinate with students individually to complete the behind-the-wheel requirements during their school drop periods or after school hours.

The $350 fee is due on the first day of class and may be charged to the student’s Cannon School account or paid in the form of a check made out to “Watson Wheels LLC”.

To register for the driver education class, please complete this Google Form https://goo.gl/forms/DrjXvKqTi0aoCVO33.  If you have additional questions, please email me (khulin@cannonschool.org).

Any Model UN Members interested in the one-day CharMUN Women’s Issues Scrimmage should come see Mrs. Shaefer ASAP so she can put a roster together. This event is at Charlotte Latin on April 28 and would be a great way for younger members to gain experience. Please let Mrs. Shaefer know if you are interested so she can plan a meeting for next week. The registration deadline is March 23.

Hey guys! My capstone is to help the Humane Society of Greater Concord and Cabarrus County by raising money and supplies! I will be collecting donations from March 13th – April 13th. Your advisor has an envelope to collect any monetary donations and there are two bins for the non-monetary donations located in the atrium of the high school and by Foundation Hall. There is a donation list below and if there are any questions email me at kestep@cannonschool.org

DONATIONS: -Sheets or Blankets,- Pedigree Puppy, – Pedigree SMALL DOG (It must say SMALL DOG, we cannot use the regular Pedigree Dry food), – Large Bath Towels, – Dawn Dishwashing Liquid, – Hand Sanitizer, – Bleach, – Disinfecting Wipes (Clorox & Lysol), – Saline Solution, – Large Trash Bags, – Paper Towels

MEDICAL NEEDS:- Thermometer, – Bandages, – Latex Exam Gloves, – Benadryl, – Baby Wipes (for puppy paws)  Please Donate! – Kristen Estep

If you’re interested in helping the families of those who passed away in the recent tragedy at Maryjoy Stoneman Douglas Highschool in Parkland, Florida I’ve included a link to a GoFundMe below! All donations will go towards providing financial support and relief to those grieving. Every donation is appreciated! Please keep the Parkland community in your thoughts! https://www.gofundme.com/stonemandouglasvictimsfund

The Cannon School Writing Lab is up and running during days 1, 2, and 3. For quality peer edits and help on any English related assignment, come to the English office during your drop. There will be people there to help you!!!! If you can’t make it during your drop, email Carrie Underwood (cunderwood@cannonschool.org) to get an essay revised, or schedule a meeting with someone on our team! (Also if you are interested in becoming a peer editor email cunderwood@cannonschool.org or mdunn@cannonschool.org  )

If going to college overseas sounds appealing… talk to admission representatives coming to Cannon School on March 19th!

Sign up on Family Connection to meet with representatives from The American University of Rome, Angelia Ruskin University, The University of Glasgow and University of Kent

March 19:
The University of Glasgow
The American University of Rome
Angelia Ruskin University, Cambridge, England
University of Kent, Canterbury, England
Loyola University New Orleans
Trinity University, San Antonio, TX
University of South Florida
Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, IL
York College of PA

March 20:
Florida Polytechnic University, Lakeland, Fl
Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, Arizona
Catawba College, NC
Presbyterian College, SC
St. Bonaventure College, NY

March 22:
UNC Wilmington

College Counseling Upcoming Events:

March 18^th: The NACAC College Fair at The Park Expo and Conference Center