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House Standings
55	25	52	119

Lucas Kabasakalian showed off his PASSION for music this weekend by representing Cannon School at the annual All-District Band Clinic. Way to go!

Chase Huseby showed INTEGRITY when he cleaned the mess of bottles and cans in the Senior Lounge!  WTG, Chase!!!

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Students: If you want popcorn and a drink during Hidden Figures on 2/7, please bring your dean $5.  We need all money by Monday 2/6.

The Muslim Students Group will be hosting a meeting in Mrs. Huffman’s room during Student Choice TODAY. Mrs. Huffman will be sharing her thoughts on a webinar about Islam followed by a brief discussion about the religion in today’s world. All students are encouraged to attend! 

Are you interested in learning more about Yearbook? Come meet this year’s editors, hear from them about their experiences, and ask questions about what it’s like to be a member of our staff. TODAY during Student Choice in Mrs. Morrell’s room (617).

A representative from Wake Forest’s Pre-College Summer Immersion Programs will be on campus during lunch on Tuesday, Feb. 7 to chat with you about programs available this summer at the Uptown Charlotte campus or at Wake’s main Winston-Salem campus.  Please stop by the private dining room during lunch to pick up some information.

If you are looking for a language and cultural immersion program this summer, with the added component of volunteerism and service, then ISA may be a great fit for you! Or maybe you are thinking of taking a gap year. With programs in China, France, Italy, Spain, Costa Rica, and Peru, the experience of a lifetime awaits you! Come chat with a representative from ISA during lunch in the private dining room on Tuesday, Feb. 7 from 11:15-noon.  

Curious about GAP Year Programs? Attend the USA GAP Year Fair, Sunday, Feb. 12 from 3-6 PM (presentation 3-3:45 PM) at Providence Day School. The fair will provide you and your parents with a broad exposure to the variety of gap year programs that emphasize experiential education and personal growth through travel, language immersion, directed study, outdoor adventure, community service, and/or internships.  

House Standings
55	25	52	79

Percy Johnson & Eli Ben

Maddie Johnson and Holly Springate showed INTEGRITY when they found a teacher to proctor their classroom that did not have a substitute. way to go girls.

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Students: If you want popcorn and a drink during Hidden Figures on 2/7, please bring your dean $5.  We need all money by Monday 2/6.

The Muslim Students Group will be hosting a meeting in Mrs. Huffman’s room during Student Choice on Tuesday, January 31st. Mrs. Huffman will be sharing her thoughts on a webinar about Islam followed by a brief discussion about the religion in today’s world. All students are encouraged to attend! 

A representative from Wake Forest’s Pre-College Summer Immersion Programs will be on campus during lunch on Tuesday, Feb. 7 to chat with you about programs available this summer at the Uptown Charlotte campus or at Wake’s main Winston-Salem campus.  Please stop by the private dining room during lunch to pick up some information.

Are you interested in learning more about Yearbook? Come meet this year’s editors, hear from them about their experiences, and ask questions about what it’s like to be a member of our staff. Tuesday, January 31 during Student Choice in Mrs. Morrell’s room (617).

If you are looking for a language and cultural immersion program this summer, with the added component of volunteerism and service, then ISA may be a great fit for you! Or maybe you are thinking of taking a gap year. With programs in China, France, Italy, Spain, Costa Rica, and Peru, the experience of a lifetime awaits you! Come chat with a representative from ISA during lunch in the private dining room on Tuesday, Feb. 7 from 11:15-noon.  

Curious about GAP Year Programs? Attend the USA GAP Year Fair, Sunday, Feb. 12 from 3-6 PM (presentation 3-3:45 PM) at Providence Day School. The fair will provide you and your parents with a broad exposure to the variety of gap year programs that emphasize experiential education and personal growth through travel, language immersion, directed study, outdoor adventure, community service, and/or internships.  

House Standings
55	25	52	69

Zack Christy

Carter Otey demonstrated KINDNESS when he went out of his way to open the door for Dean Zelaya when her hands were full. WTG, Carter!

Sam McDermott demonstrated COURAGE when he spoke in front of the entire US community and shared about his experience in Cuba.  Gracias, Sam!

Joseph Guasco demonstrated INTEGRITY when he pointed out that someone had written hints on the periodic table that he was getting ready to use on a quiz.

Laura Hettiarachchi showed INTEGRITY when she turned in a sum of money to the main office.

Chandler Frazier demonstrated PASSION when he agreed to talk to the sophomore class about an advisory activity on mental health.  Thanks, Chandler!!

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A representative from Wake Forest’s Pre-College Summer Immersion Programs will be on campus during lunch on Tuesday, Feb. 7 to chat with you about programs available this summer at the Uptown Charlotte campus or at Wake’s main Winston-Salem campus.  Please stop by the private dining room during lunch to pick up some information.

Are you interested in learning more about Yearbook? Come meet this year’s editors, hear from them about their experiences, and ask questions about what it’s like to be a member of our staff. Tuesday, January 31 during Student Choice in Mrs. Morrell’s room (617).

https://vimeo.com/200711522

Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors: Space is still available on the West Coast College Tour that will take place June 12-17, 2017. Any student interested in learning more about this opportunity should attend an information session TODAY during Student Choice in the college counseling room (room 616). A representative from EF Tours will share information and answer questions about the upcoming trip. There are currently seven Cannon students, and 16 students total, signed up for the trip. Contact Mr. Segura if you have questions about this trip.

TONIGHT, after your Cannon Cougars take on Covenant Day in basketball, STUCO is putting on our annual R.A.V.E (Radical After Victory Extravaganza)!!!!!!What: RAVE with fun dancing and hype music Where: Auxiliary Gym When: after the game-10pm Attire: NEON NIGHT. Please come out and support your Cougs!! We will be selling RAVE tickets for only $2 at the game 🙂

Some college scholarships are very competitive, and require a nomination, an application, resume, and an interview process. If you are interested in learning about competitive scholarships and best practices to prepare to compete for these prestigious opportunities, come to a Lunch & Learn on Thursday, Jan. 26 during lunch in Foundation Hall.

If you are looking for a language and cultural immersion program this summer, with the added component of volunteerism and service, then ISA may be a great fit for you! Or maybe you are thinking of taking a gap year. With programs in China, France, Italy, Spain, Costa Rica, and Peru, the experience of a lifetime awaits you! Come chat with a representative from ISA during lunch in the private dining room on Tuesday, Feb. 7 from 11:15-noon.  

Juniors and Seniors with a love of history, service, and a cumulative unweighted 3.5 GPA are encouraged to apply for the Maggie Coleman Chapter of Rho Kappa, the National Social Studies Honor Society. Applications may be requested from Ms. Huffman or Ms. Eury, and the deadline to do so is TODAY. Applications are due Monday 6 February.

Curious about GAP Year Programs? Attend the USA GAP Year Fair, Sunday, Feb. 12 from 3-6 PM (presentation 3-3:45 PM) at Providence Day School. The fair will provide you and your parents with a broad exposure to the variety of gap year programs that emphasize experiential education and personal growth through travel, language immersion, directed study, outdoor adventure, community service, and/or internships.  

Halfway There is a special night to honor and celebrate our beloved class of 2017 and it is right around the corner on Saturday, Feb. 4th! This year’s dance is a semi-formal with a Winter theme. We hope to have lots of surprises throughout the evening as we celebrate our seniors. Join DJ Phalse iD for a fabulous dance, great snacks, and a night of fun and entertainment!  Seniors will need to plan to arrive at 6:00pm while all others should arrive starting at 7:00pm. Tickets will go on sale today, Monday, January 9th. Ticket sales officially end TODAY because we have to have a final count for food. The tickets are $10 in advance from January 9th-January 27th and $15 if you are late to purchase including buying tickets at the door. You may get tickets from Halfway There committee members and their representatives when they come to your advisory, or you may purchase at any time from Ms. Eury in room #701. Tickets will also be available for purchase next week outside of Foundation Hall during lunch. For your convenience, you may choose to bill your account for the cost of the ticket.

House Standings
55	25	52	35

Achsah Koshy – 1/25

Jenny Howard showed RESPECT when she voluntarily cleaned the tables in the atrium!

Carter Otey demonstrated KINDNESS when he went out of his way to open the door for Dean Zelaya when her hands were full. WTG, Carter!

Sam McDermott demonstrated COURAGE when he spoke in front of the entire US community and shared about his experience in Cuba.  Gracias, Sam!

Joseph Guasco demonstrated INTEGRITY when he pointed out that someone had written hints on the periodic table that he was getting ready to use on a quiz.

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A representative from Wake Forest’s Pre-College Summer Immersion Programs will be on campus during lunch on Tuesday, Feb. 7 to chat with you about programs available this summer at the Uptown Charlotte campus or at Wake’s main Winston-Salem campus.  Please stop by the private dining room during lunch to pick up some information.

Are you interested in learning more about Yearbook? Come meet this year’s editors, hear from them about their experiences, and ask questions about what it’s like to be a member of our staff. Tuesday, January 31 during Student Choice in Mrs. Morrell’s room (617).

https://vimeo.com/200711522

Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors: Space is still available on the West Coast College Tour that will take place June 12-17, 2017. Any student interested in learning more about this opportunity should attend an information session TODAY during Student Choice in the college counseling room (room 616). A representative from EF Tours will share information and answer questions about the upcoming trip. There are currently seven Cannon students, and 16 students total, signed up for the trip. Contact Mr. Segura if you have questions about this trip.

This Friday, January 27th, after your Cannon Cougars take on Covenant Day in basketball, STUCO is putting on our annual R.A.V.E (Radical After Victory Extravaganza)!!!!!!What: RAVE with fun dancing and hype music Where: Auxiliary Gym When: after the game-10pm Attire: NEON NIGHT. Please come out and support your Cougs!! We will be selling RAVE tickets for only $2 at the game 🙂

Some college scholarships are very competitive, and require a nomination, an application, resume, and an interview process. If you are interested in learning about competitive scholarships and best practices to prepare to compete for these prestigious opportunities, come to a Lunch & Learn on Thursday, Jan. 26 during lunch in Foundation Hall.

If you are looking for a language and cultural immersion program this summer, with the added component of volunteerism and service, then ISA may be a great fit for you! Or maybe you are thinking of taking a gap year. With programs in China, France, Italy, Spain, Costa Rica, and Peru, the experience of a lifetime awaits you! Come chat with a representative from ISA during lunch in the private dining room on Tuesday, Feb. 7 from 11:15-noon.  

Juniors and Seniors with a love of history, service, and a cumulative unweighted 3.5 GPA are encouraged to apply for the Maggie Coleman Chapter of Rho Kappa, the National Social Studies Honor Society. Applications may be requested from Ms. Huffman or Ms. Eury, and the deadline to do so is Friday 27 January. Applications are due Monday 6 February.

Curious about GAP Year Programs? Attend the USA GAP Year Fair, Sunday, Feb. 12 from 3-6 PM (presentation 3-3:45 PM) at Providence Day School. The fair will provide you and your parents with a broad exposure to the variety of gap year programs that emphasize experiential education and personal growth through travel, language immersion, directed study, outdoor adventure, community service, and/or internships.  

Registration is open for two new BTB classes for US students! Etiquette: Everything You Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask and Don’t Be A Wallflower: Prom Prep. Both classes meet during lunch for 5 days. For details or to register visit www.cannonschool.org/btb

Halfway There is a special night to honor and celebrate our beloved class of 2017 and it is right around the corner on Saturday, Feb. 4th! This year’s dance is a semi-formal with a Winter theme. We hope to have lots of surprises throughout the evening as we celebrate our seniors. Join DJ Phalse iD for a fabulous dance, great snacks, and a night of fun and entertainment!  Seniors will need to plan to arrive at 6:00pm while all others should arrive starting at 7:00pm. Tickets will go on sale today, Monday, January 9th. Ticket sales officially end on Friday, January 27th because we have to have a final count for food. The tickets are $10 in advance from January 9th-January 27th and $15 if you are late to purchase including buying tickets at the door. You may get tickets from Halfway There committee members and their representatives when they come to your advisory, or you may purchase at any time from Ms. Eury in room #701. Tickets will also be available for purchase next week outside of Foundation Hall during lunch. For your convenience, you may choose to bill your account for the cost of the ticket.

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0	10	46	20

Tim Bunten, Camille Harley, Andrea Moore, Catherine Livingston, Danielle Phillips, Ayesha Syed, and Mimi Wahid demonstrated passion and teamwork by meeting with candidates for the College Counseling Director position. Thank you!

Kaylin Slattery demonstrated INTEGRITY when she pointed out to a teacher that an assignment was incorrectly entered into the electronic grade book.  Way to go, Kaylin!

Jenny Howard showed RESPECT when she voluntarily cleaned the tables in the atrium!

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A representative from Wake Forest’s Pre-College Summer Immersion Programs will be on campus during lunch on Tuesday, Feb. 7 to chat with you about programs available this summer at the Uptown Charlotte campus or at Wake’s main Winston-Salem campus.  Please stop by the private dining room during lunch to pick up some information.

Are you interested in learning more about Yearbook? Come meet this year’s editors, hear from them about their experiences, and ask questions about what it’s like to be a member of our staff. Tuesday, January 31 during Student Choice in Mrs. Morrell’s room (617).

https://vimeo.com/200711522

Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors: Space is still available on the West Coast College Tour that will take place June 12-17, 2017. Any student interested in learning more about this opportunity should attend an information session TODAY during Student Choice in the college counseling room (room 616). A representative from EF Tours will share information and answer questions about the upcoming trip. There are currently seven Cannon students, and 16 students total, signed up for the trip. Contact Mr. Segura if you have questions about this trip.

This Friday, January 27th, after your Cannon Cougars take on Covenant Day in basketball, STUCO is putting on our annual R.A.V.E (Radical After Victory Extravaganza)!!!!!!What: RAVE with fun dancing and hype music Where: Auxiliary Gym When: after the game-10pm Attire: NEON NIGHT. Please come out and support your Cougs!! We will be selling RAVE tickets for only $2 at the game 🙂

Some college scholarships are very competitive, and require a nomination, an application, resume, and an interview process. If you are interested in learning about competitive scholarships and best practices to prepare to compete for these prestigious opportunities, come to a Lunch & Learn on Thursday, Jan. 26 during lunch in Foundation Hall.

If you are looking for a language and cultural immersion program this summer, with the added component of volunteerism and service, then ISA may be a great fit for you! Or maybe you are thinking of taking a gap year. With programs in China, France, Italy, Spain, Costa Rica, and Peru, the experience of a lifetime awaits you! Come chat with a representative from ISA during lunch in the private dining room on Tuesday, Feb. 7 from 11:15-noon.  

Juniors and Seniors with a love of history, service, and a cumulative unweighted 3.5 GPA are encouraged to apply for the Maggie Coleman Chapter of Rho Kappa, the National Social Studies Honor Society. Applications may be requested from Ms. Huffman or Ms. Eury, and the deadline to do so is Friday 27 January. Applications are due Monday 6 February.

Curious about GAP Year Programs? Attend the USA GAP Year Fair, Sunday, Feb. 12 from 3-6 PM (presentation 3-3:45 PM) at Providence Day School. The fair will provide you and your parents with a broad exposure to the variety of gap year programs that emphasize experiential education and personal growth through travel, language immersion, directed study, outdoor adventure, community service, and/or internships.  

Registration is open for two new BTB classes for US students! Etiquette: Everything You Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask and Don’t Be A Wallflower: Prom Prep. Both classes meet during lunch for 5 days. For details or to register visit www.cannonschool.org/btb

Halfway There is a special night to honor and celebrate our beloved class of 2017 and it is right around the corner on Saturday, Feb. 4th! This year’s dance is a semi-formal with a Winter theme. We hope to have lots of surprises throughout the evening as we celebrate our seniors. Join DJ Phalse iD for a fabulous dance, great snacks, and a night of fun and entertainment!  Seniors will need to plan to arrive at 6:00pm while all others should arrive starting at 7:00pm. Tickets will go on sale today, Monday, January 9th. Ticket sales officially end on Friday, January 27th because we have to have a final count for food. The tickets are $10 in advance from January 9th-January 27th and $15 if you are late to purchase including buying tickets at the door. You may get tickets from Halfway There committee members and their representatives when they come to your advisory, or you may purchase at any time from Ms. Eury in room #701. Tickets will also be available for purchase next week outside of Foundation Hall during lunch. For your convenience, you may choose to bill your account for the cost of the ticket.

House Standings
0	10	46	10

Olivia Burch showed KINDNESS when she helped to clean the art studio even though it was not her class period. It was a very kind act and she was very helpful.

Carter Otey showed KINDNESS when he went out of his way to open the door for Dean Zelaya whose hands were full!  WTG!

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https://vimeo.com/200711522

Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors: Space is still available on the West Coast College Tour that will take place June 12-17, 2017. Any student interested in learning more about this opportunity should attend an information session TODAY during Student Choice in the college counseling room (room 616). A representative from EF Tours will share information and answer questions about the upcoming trip. There are currently seven Cannon students, and 16 students total, signed up for the trip. Contact Mr. Segura if you have questions about this trip.

This Friday, January 27th, after your Cannon Cougars take on Covenant Day in basketball, STUCO is putting on our annual R.A.V.E (Radical After Victory Extravaganza)!!!!!!What: RAVE with fun dancing and hype music Where: Auxiliary Gym When: after the game-10pm Attire: NEON NIGHT. Please come out and support your Cougs!! We will be selling RAVE tickets for only $2 at the game 🙂

Some college scholarships are very competitive, and require a nomination, an application, resume, and an interview process. If you are interested in learning about competitive scholarships and best practices to prepare to compete for these prestigious opportunities, come to a Lunch & Learn on Thursday, Jan. 26 during lunch in Foundation Hall.

If you are looking for a language and cultural immersion program this summer, with the added component of volunteerism and service, then ISA may be a great fit for you! Or maybe you are thinking of taking a gap year. With programs in China, France, Italy, Spain, Costa Rica, and Peru, the experience of a lifetime awaits you! Come chat with a representative from ISA during lunch in the private dining room on Tuesday, Feb. 7 from 11:15-noon.  

Juniors and Seniors with a love of history, service, and a cumulative unweighted 3.5 GPA are encouraged to apply for the Maggie Coleman Chapter of Rho Kappa, the National Social Studies Honor Society. Applications may be requested from Ms. Huffman or Ms. Eury, and the deadline to do so is Friday 27 January. Applications are due Monday 6 February.

Curious about GAP Year Programs? Attend the USA GAP Year Fair, Sunday, Feb. 12 from 3-6 PM (presentation 3-3:45 PM) at Providence Day School. The fair will provide you and your parents with a broad exposure to the variety of gap year programs that emphasize experiential education and personal growth through travel, language immersion, directed study, outdoor adventure, community service, and/or internships.  

Registration is open for two new BTB classes for US students! Etiquette: Everything You Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask and Don’t Be A Wallflower: Prom Prep. Both classes meet during lunch for 5 days. For details or to register visit www.cannonschool.org/btb

Halfway There is a special night to honor and celebrate our beloved class of 2017 and it is right around the corner on Saturday, Feb. 4th! This year’s dance is a semi-formal with a Winter theme. We hope to have lots of surprises throughout the evening as we celebrate our seniors. Join DJ Phalse iD for a fabulous dance, great snacks, and a night of fun and entertainment!  Seniors will need to plan to arrive at 6:00pm while all others should arrive starting at 7:00pm. Tickets will go on sale today, Monday, January 9th. Ticket sales officially end on Friday, January 27th because we have to have a final count for food. The tickets are $10 in advance from January 9th-January 27th and $15 if you are late to purchase including buying tickets at the door. You may get tickets from Halfway There committee members and their representatives when they come to your advisory, or you may purchase at any time from Ms. Eury in room #701. Tickets will also be available for purchase next week outside of Foundation Hall during lunch. For your convenience, you may choose to bill your account for the cost of the ticket.

House Standings
0	10	25	0

Zach Reulbach

John Besh and Azlynn Anderson demonstrated INTEGRITY when they cleaned up the Commons after students left a bunch of food, wrappers, and water bottles behind.

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This Friday, January 27th, after your Cannon Cougars take on Covenant Day in basketball, STUCO is putting on our annual R.A.V.E (Radical After Victory Extravaganza)!!!!!!What: RAVE with fun dancing and hype music Where: Auxiliary Gym When: after the game-10pm Attire: NEON NIGHT. Please come out and support your Cougs!! We will be selling RAVE tickets for only $2 at the game 🙂

Some college scholarships are very competitive, and require a nomination, an application, resume, and an interview process. If you are interested in learning about competitive scholarships and best practices to prepare to compete for these prestigious opportunities, come to a Lunch & Learn on Thursday, Jan. 26 during lunch in Foundation Hall.

If you are looking for a language and cultural immersion program this summer, with the added component of volunteerism and service, then ISA may be a great fit for you! Or maybe you are thinking of taking a gap year. With programs in China, France, Italy, Spain, Costa Rica, and Peru, the experience of a lifetime awaits you! Come chat with a representative from ISA during lunch in the private dining room on Tuesday, Feb. 7 from 11:15-noon.  

Students interested in parking on campus must go to the following link (if you have not done so) and fill out the form, then see Dean Booker: https://goo.gl/yfXgmz

Juniors and Seniors with a love of history, service, and a cumulative unweighted 3.5 GPA are encouraged to apply for the Maggie Coleman Chapter of Rho Kappa, the National Social Studies Honor Society. Applications may be requested from Ms. Huffman or Ms. Eury, and the deadline to do so is Friday 27 January. Applications are due Monday 6 February.

Curious about GAP Year Programs? Attend the USA GAP Year Fair, Sunday, Feb. 12 from 3-6 PM (presentation 3-3:45 PM) at Providence Day School. The fair will provide you and your parents with a broad exposure to the variety of gap year programs that emphasize experiential education and personal growth through travel, language immersion, directed study, outdoor adventure, community service, and/or internships.  

Registration is open for two new BTB classes for US students! Etiquette: Everything You Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask and Don’t Be A Wallflower: Prom Prep. Both classes meet during lunch for 5 days. For details or to register visit www.cannonschool.org/btb

Mrs. Brashear is now accepting applications for students (ages 16+)who are interested in working as a Jr. Counselor at Camp Cannon 2017. Applications are available in the US office. Deadline to apply is 1/20.

Halfway There is a special night to honor and celebrate our beloved class of 2017 and it is right around the corner on Saturday, Feb. 4th! This year’s dance is a semi-formal with a Winter theme. We hope to have lots of surprises throughout the evening as we celebrate our seniors. Join DJ Phalse iD for a fabulous dance, great snacks, and a night of fun and entertainment!  Seniors will need to plan to arrive at 6:00pm while all others should arrive starting at 7:00pm. Tickets will go on sale today, Monday, January 9th. Ticket sales officially end on Friday, January 27th because we have to have a final count for food. The tickets are $10 in advance from January 9th-January 27th and $15 if you are late to purchase including buying tickets at the door. You may get tickets from Halfway There committee members and their representatives when they come to your advisory, or you may purchase at any time from Ms. Eury in room #701. Tickets will also be available for purchase next week outside of Foundation Hall during lunch. For your convenience, you may choose to bill your account for the cost of the ticket.

House Standings
0	10	10	0

Muskan Uppal demonstrated INTEGRITY when she pointed out to classmates who had started discussing a quiz that she hadn’t taken it yet. Way to go, Muskan!

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If you are looking for a language and cultural immersion program this summer, with the added component of volunteerism and service, then ISA may be a great fit for you! Or maybe you are thinking of taking a gap year. With programs in China, France, Italy, Spain, Costa Rica, and Peru, the experience of a lifetime awaits you! Come chat with a representative from ISA during lunch in the private dining room on Tuesday, Feb. 8 from 11:15-noon.  

Students interested in parking on campus must go to the following link (if you have not done so) and fill out the form, then see Dean Booker: https://goo.gl/yfXgmz

Juniors and Seniors with a love of history, service, and a cumulative unweighted 3.5 GPA are encouraged to apply for the Maggie Coleman Chapter of Rho Kappa, the National Social Studies Honor Society. Applications may be requested from Ms. Huffman or Ms. Eury, and the deadline to do so is Friday 27 January. Applications are due Monday 6 February.

Curious about GAP Year Programs? Attend the USA GAP Year Fair, Sunday, Feb. 12 from 3-6 PM (presentation 3-3:45 PM) at Providence Day School. The fair will provide you and your parents with a broad exposure to the variety of gap year programs that emphasize experiential education and personal growth through travel, language immersion, directed study, outdoor adventure, community service, and/or internships.  

Registration is open for two new BTB classes for US students! Etiquette: Everything You Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask and Don’t Be A Wallflower: Prom Prep. Both classes meet during lunch for 5 days. For details or to register visit www.cannonschool.org/btb

Mrs. Brashear is now accepting applications for students (ages 16+)who are interested in working as a Jr. Counselor at Camp Cannon 2017. Applications are available in the US office. Deadline to apply is 1/20.

Halfway There is a special night to honor and celebrate our beloved class of 2017 and it is right around the corner on Saturday, Feb. 4th! This year’s dance is a semi-formal with a Winter theme. We hope to have lots of surprises throughout the evening as we celebrate our seniors. Join DJ Phalse iD for a fabulous dance, great snacks, and a night of fun and entertainment!  Seniors will need to plan to arrive at 6:00pm while all others should arrive starting at 7:00pm. Tickets will go on sale today, Monday, January 9th. Ticket sales officially end on Friday, January 27th because we have to have a final count for food. The tickets are $10 in advance from January 9th-January 27th and $15 if you are late to purchase including buying tickets at the door. You may get tickets from Halfway There committee members and their representatives when they come to your advisory, or you may purchase at any time from Ms. Eury in room #701. Tickets will also be available for purchase next week outside of Foundation Hall during lunch. For your convenience, you may choose to bill your account for the cost of the ticket.

House Standings
0	10	0	0

Julia Liborio

Jenny Howard, Jack Galida, Andrea Moore, Mimi Wahid, Daphne Reynolds, Osahan Tokunboh, Alec Easton, Kieran Patel,  & Taylor Lumpkins demonstrated PASSION for diversity when they shared insight and their experience at SDLC with our Upper School community.

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Students interested in parking on campus must go to the following link (if you have not done so) and fill out the form, then see Dean Booker: https://goo.gl/yfXgmz

Juniors and Seniors with a love of history, service, and a cumulative unweighted 3.5 GPA are encouraged to apply for the Maggie Coleman Chapter of Rho Kappa, the National Social Studies Honor Society. Applications may be requested from Ms. Huffman or Ms. Eury, and the deadline to do so is Friday 27 January. Applications are due Monday 6 February.

US Students: The Academic Center will re-open in Room 610 TODAY. This 100% quiet space is used for making up a missed test or quiz and for personal general study time. The Academic Center is proctored every block on Day 1, 2, and 3. Please know that in order to be admitted for the block, you must arrive in the first 5 minutes of a block time. If you do so later than that, you will not be allowed to enter. This minimizes the number of interruptions for those in the Academic Center due to the opening and closing of the door. Do not enter or use the Academic Center without a proctor present.

Curious about GAP Year Programs? Attend the USA GAP Year Fair, Sunday, Feb. 12 from 3-6 PM (presentation 3-3:45 PM) at Providence Day School. The fair will provide you and your parents with a broad exposure to the variety of gap year programs that emphasize experiential education and personal growth through travel, language immersion, directed study, outdoor adventure, community service, and/or internships.  

Registration is open for two new BTB classes for US students! Etiquette: Everything You Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask and Don’t Be A Wallflower: Prom Prep. Both classes meet during lunch for 5 days. For details or to register visit www.cannonschool.org/btb

Mrs. Brashear is now accepting applications for students (ages 16+)who are interested in working as a Jr. Counselor at Camp Cannon 2017. Applications are available in the US office. Deadline to apply is 1/20.

Halfway There is a special night to honor and celebrate our beloved class of 2017 and it is right around the corner on Saturday, Feb. 4th! This year’s dance is a semi-formal with a Winter theme. We hope to have lots of surprises throughout the evening as we celebrate our seniors. Join DJ Phalse iD for a fabulous dance, great snacks, and a night of fun and entertainment!  Seniors will need to plan to arrive at 6:00pm while all others should arrive starting at 7:00pm. Tickets will go on sale today, Monday, January 9th. Ticket sales officially end on Friday, January 27th because we have to have a final count for food. The tickets are $10 in advance from January 9th-January 27th and $15 if you are late to purchase including buying tickets at the door. You may get tickets from Halfway There committee members and their representatives when they come to your advisory, or you may purchase at any time from Ms. Eury in room #701. Tickets will also be available for purchase next week outside of Foundation Hall during lunch. For your convenience, you may choose to bill your account for the cost of the ticket.

House Standings
0	10	0	0

Sean Jenkins & Ava Cooksey

Anna Ruth Morrison, Victoria Schneider, Caroline Carr, Kate Fisk, Gabby Holloway, Katie Grissom, Stephanie Grissom, Andrea Moore, Maddie Woods, Kelly Zhang, Madison Holmes, Alec Easton, Jackson Welsh, Cole Batchelor, & Bryce Estes showed PASSION when they came in on a holiday weekend to share their experiences with prospective parents at our Open House!!

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US Students: The Academic Center will re-open in Room 610 on THURSDAY, January 19. This 100% quiet space is used for making up a missed test or quiz and for personal general study time. The Academic Center is proctored every block on Day 1, 2, and 3. Please know that in order to be admitted for the block, you must arrive in the first 5 minutes of a block time. If you do so later than that, you will not be allowed to enter. This minimizes the number of interruptions for those in the Academic Center due to the opening and closing of the door. Do not enter or use the Academic Center without a proctor present.

Curious about GAP Year Programs? Attend the USA GAP Year Fair, Sunday, Feb. 12 from 3-6 PM (presentation 3-3:45 PM) at Providence Day School. The fair will provide you and your parents with a broad exposure to the variety of gap year programs that emphasize experiential education and personal growth through travel, language immersion, directed study, outdoor adventure, community service, and/or internships.  

Registration is open for two new BTB classes for US students! Etiquette: Everything You Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask and Don’t Be A Wallflower: Prom Prep. Both classes meet during lunch for 5 days. For details or to register visit www.cannonschool.org/btb

Mrs. Brashear is now accepting applications for students (ages 16+)who are interested in working as a Jr. Counselor at Camp Cannon 2017. Applications are available in the US office. Deadline to apply is 1/20.

Halfway There is a special night to honor and celebrate our beloved class of 2017 and it is right around the corner on Saturday, Feb. 4th! This year’s dance is a semi-formal with a Winter theme. We hope to have lots of surprises throughout the evening as we celebrate our seniors. Join DJ Phalse iD for a fabulous dance, great snacks, and a night of fun and entertainment!  Seniors will need to plan to arrive at 6:00pm while all others should arrive starting at 7:00pm. Tickets will go on sale today, Monday, January 9th. Ticket sales officially end on Friday, January 27th because we have to have a final count for food. The tickets are $10 in advance from January 9th-January 27th and $15 if you are late to purchase including buying tickets at the door. You may get tickets from Halfway There committee members and their representatives when they come to your advisory, or you may purchase at any time from Ms. Eury in room #701. Tickets will also be available for purchase next week outside of Foundation Hall during lunch. For your convenience, you may choose to bill your account for the cost of the ticket.