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Hayes Harris, Logan Zaborski, Albert Einstein

Gray Bokas demonstrated TEAMWORK by picking up trash left by others in the One’23 Zone at the end of lunch. Thank you, Gray!

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Gray Bokas demonstrated INTEGRITY when he turned in a Carowinds card and a debit card that he found in the hallway. The owner of these cards is very grateful for you, Gray!

Ragan Goodwine, Addie Hartz, and Emily Kessel demonstrated TEAMWORK when they took it upon themselves to clean up Freshman Hallway. Thank you!

AP/AT Students: If you would like to make changes to your AP exam order, you may do so until TODAY, March 14. You should contact Mrs. Kulp (jkulp@cannonschool.org) immediately with your change(s). After Friday, March 14, absolutely NO additions can be made to AP exam orders. Cancellation and late add fees do apply this year per College Board. No exam refunds will be issued after May 4. Please contact Mrs. Kulp ASAP if you have questions.

FYI: During Spring Break our Facilities team will be removing 2 sets of lockers in the English hallway to make more room available in the hallway. The lockers being removed are marked with an X.

Spring 2025
Driver Education Program

Virtual driver education programs are available 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 $450 per student.

The classes will be held Monday, April 21^st–Friday, May 2^nd from 4:30 – 7:30 (virtually). The maximum number of available spaces is 25.

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.

To register for the spring driver education class, please complete this Google Form  https://forms.gle/NPMRXrcUD5jBx31j7

 If you have additional questions, please email khulin@cannonschool.org

London Barnhardt & Seth Flaherty

Lilly Breese and Caroline Cain demonstrated TEAMWORK by volunteering to help fourth-graders write speeches for the Living Museum.

Brianna Larkins and Jolie Matthews were superstars when they found and returned a teacher’s badge. Thank you for the KINDNESS!

River Ridge, Max Dry, Nicolas Fernandez, and Olivia Crane demonstrated TEAMWORK by assisted their classmates to complete a project on time. Way to go!

Gabe Sacks earned a Core Value for RESPECT when he picked up the art supplies and pushed in his classmates’ chairs after class today. Way to go, Gabe!

AP/AT Students: If you would like to make changes to your AP exam order, you may do so until thisFriday, March 14. You should contact Mrs. Kulp (jkulp@cannonschool.org) immediately with your change(s). After Friday, March 14, absolutely NO additions can be made to AP exam orders. Cancellation and late add fees do apply this year per College Board. No exam refunds will be issued after May 4. Please contact Mrs. Kulp ASAP if you have questions.

TODAY!!!

Award-winning professional actor and Cannon alum (’08) Justin Weaks will present an interactive workshop for student artists and writers of every medium called The Power of Storytelling. Through conversations and exercises, Justin will lead us in unpacking the stories of our own lives, the stories we tell ourselves, our need for stories in our current culture, and the power we all possess in authoring a new story to be told. Justin will share his own story, focusing on experiences and tools that may help us navigate own creative journeys, and more importantly, our lives.Anyone interested should join us in the CPAC on Thu Mar 13 during Office Hours 12:55-1:40pm.

Spring 2025
Driver Education Program

Virtual driver education programs are available 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 $450 per student.

The classes will be held Monday, April 21^st–Friday, May 2^nd from 4:30 – 7:30 (virtually). The maximum number of available spaces is 25.

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.

To register for the spring driver education class, please complete this Google Form  https://forms.gle/NPMRXrcUD5jBx31j7

 If you have additional questions, please email khulin@cannonschool.org

TODAY!!!

My name is Olivia Long, and I am a senior.

For my capstone, I am planning on teaching mini classes this week on different topics related to marketing!

I will be teaching a mini-class on how to market yourself during lunch this Friday in Foundation Hall! This class is perfect for anyone who wants to get better at interviews or wants to know how to best portray who they are and what they bring to the table (perfect for college applications, Juniors!)

Neil Saini

Samuel Simon earned a Core Value for TEAMWORK for changing his teacher’s clock Thanks for being a great teammate!

Fiona Nagle earned a Core Value for TEAMWORK by helping out a peer print her short story. Way to go, Fiona!

Madison Drayton earned a Core Value for TEAMWORK when she helped Dean Zelaya with a secret project.

Award-winning professional actor and Cannon alum (’08) Justin Weaks will present an interactive workshop for student artists and writers of every medium called The Power of Storytelling. Through conversations and exercises, Justin will lead us in unpacking the stories of our own lives, the stories we tell ourselves, our need for stories in our current culture, and the power we all possess in authoring a new story to be told. Justin will share his own story, focusing on experiences and tools that may help us navigate own creative journeys, and more importantly, our lives.Anyone interested should join us in the CPAC on Thu Mar 13 during Office Hours 12:55-1:40pm.

Spring 2025
Driver Education Program

Virtual driver education programs are available 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 $450 per student.

The classes will be held Monday, April 21^st–Friday, May 2^nd from 4:30 – 7:30 (virtually). The maximum number of available spaces is 25.

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.

To register for the spring driver education class, please complete this Google Form  https://forms.gle/NPMRXrcUD5jBx31j7

 If you have additional questions, please email khulin@cannonschool.org

My name is Olivia Long, and I am a senior.

For my capstone, I am planning on teaching mini classes this week on different topics related to marketing!

I will be teaching a mini-class on how to market yourself during lunch this Friday in Foundation Hall! This class is perfect for anyone who wants to get better at interviews or wants to know how to best portray who they are and what they bring to the table (perfect for college applications, Juniors!)

Reagan Pinkerton & Mrs. Velandia

Award-winning professional actor and Cannon alum (’08) Justin Weaks will present an interactive workshop for student artists and writers of every medium called The Power of Storytelling. Through conversations and exercises, Justin will lead us in unpacking the stories of our own lives, the stories we tell ourselves, our need for stories in our current culture, and the power we all possess in authoring a new story to be told. Justin will share his own story, focusing on experiences and tools that may help us navigate own creative journeys, and more importantly, our lives.Anyone interested should join us in the CPAC on Thu Mar 13 during Office Hours 12:55-1:40pm.

TODAY!!

Spring 2025
Driver Education Program

Virtual driver education programs are available 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 $450 per student.

The classes will be held Monday, April 21^st–Friday, May 2^nd from 4:30 – 7:30 (virtually). The maximum number of available spaces is 25.

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.

To register for the spring driver education class, please complete this Google Form  https://forms.gle/NPMRXrcUD5jBx31j7

 If you have additional questions, please email khulin@cannonschool.org

My name is Olivia Long, and I am a senior.

For my capstone, I am planning on teaching two different mini classes this week on different topics, both related to marketing!

On Tuesday, I will be teaching a mini-class on marketing basics in Foundation Hall during office hours. If you are interested in marketing and business, I hope to see you there!

I will also be teaching a mini-class on how to market yourself during lunch this Friday in Foundation Hall! This class is perfect for anyone who wants to get better at interviews or wants to know how to best portray who they are and what they bring to the table (perfect for college applications, Juniors!).

TODAY!!!

Avery Fawcett, Ayden Flaherty, Josh Miah

Emma Jones earned a Core Value for TEAMWORK when she helped them by understanding content she was confident in. Way to go, Emma!

Richelle Syer, Libby Swaney, J’Ericson Newby, and Malcolm Musinguzi showed TEAMWORK when they helped a teacher clean up a classroom before conferences!

Award-winning professional actor and Cannon alum Justin Weaks will present an interactive workshop for student artists and writers of every medium called The Power of Storytelling. Through conversations and exercises, Justin will lead us in unpacking the stories of our own lives, the stories we tell ourselves, our need for stories in our current culture, and the power we all possess in authoring a new story to be told. Justin will share his own story, focusing on experiences and tools that may help us navigate own creative journeys, and more importantly, our lives.

Anyone interested should join us on Thu Mar 13 during Office Hours 12:55-1:40pm.

TOMORROW!!

Course Registration and petition requests are DUE TODAY!!! March 10 at 5:00 pm.  Please log into your Veracross student portal to choose your classes. Your course registration is completed when . . .

• You have 7 classes listed. You should have 6 core classes and 1 alternate classes
• Every class has a different group number (except your alternate)
• Every accelerated or AP/AT class listed has a recommendation
  • If you want to petition for a course you were not recommended for, fill out the petition form. In your course registration, you should list the course you’ll take if your petition is not approved.
• Your advisor checks a box telling us your course registration is complete.

Here is an example of what a completed course registration form should look like:

1- We know the weather is starting to warm up, and with that usually comes a wardrobe change. All US Students should review our Upper School Style Guide.

2—No student should use someone else’s key fob or ID number to gain access to the buildings on campus after hours or on the weekend.  This is a safety and security issue. Students in violation of this will be issued a consequence.

3- The parking spots behind the Gossage Building, Boswell Gym, and the Andrews Strength and Conditioning buildings are off-limits to student drivers- at all times.  Please do not move your car there from the student parking lot at 3 pm.  This also applies to students arriving for evening practices.

Please see your Grade-Level Dean if you have specific questions, or if something is unclear. 

Dr. Eury

TODAY!!!

Course Registration and petition requests are DUE on Monday, March 10 at 5:00 pm.  Please log into your Veracross student portal to choose your classes. Your course registration is completed when . . .

• You have 7 classes listed. You should have 6 core classes and 1 alternate classes
• Every class has a different group number (except your alternate)
• Every accelerated or AP/AT class listed has a recommendation
  • If you want to petition for a course you were not recommended for, fill out the petition form. In your course registration, you should list the course you’ll take if your petition is not approved.
• Your advisor checks a box telling us your course registration is complete.

Here is an example of what a completed course registration form should look like:

1- We know the weather is starting to warm up, and with that usually comes a wardrobe change. All US Students should review our Upper School Style Guide.

2—No student should use someone else’s key fob or ID number to gain access to the buildings on campus after hours or on the weekend.  This is a safety and security issue. Students in violation of this will be issued a consequence.

3- The parking spots behind the Gossage Building, Boswell Gym, and the Andrews Strength and Conditioning buildings are off-limits to student drivers- at all times.  Please do not move your car there from the student parking lot at 3 pm.  This also applies to students arriving for evening practices.

Please see your Grade-Level Dean if you have specific questions, or if something is unclear. 

We will host a blood drive on March 6^th, House Day of Service!  You will be helping the larger community, and Cannon receives a monetary donation for each unit of blood donated.  Students 16 and older can donate.  You must have parental consent if you are younger than 18.  Sign up HERE

Thank you to Sean Nix and Eli Gargagliano for showing KINDNESS by carrying some heavy boxes down to the MiLL!

Course Registration and petition requests are DUE on Monday, March 10 at 5:00 pm.  Please log into your Veracross student portal to choose your classes. Your course registration is completed when . . .

• You have 7 classes listed. You should have 6 core classes and 1 alternate classes
• Every class has a different group number (except your alternate)
• Every accelerated or AP/AT class listed has a recommendation
  • If you want to petition for a course you were not recommended for, fill out the petition form. In your course registration, you should list the course you’ll take if your petition is not approved.
• Your advisor checks a box telling us your course registration is complete.

Here is an example of what a completed course registration form should look like:

1- We know the weather is starting to warm up, and with that usually comes a wardrobe change. All US Students should review our Upper School Style Guide.

2—No student should use someone else’s key fob or ID number to gain access to the buildings on campus after hours or on the weekend.  This is a safety and security issue. Students in violation of this will be issued a consequence.

3- The parking spots behind the Gossage Building, Boswell Gym, and the Andrews Strength and Conditioning buildings are off-limits to student drivers- at all times.  Please do not move your car there from the student parking lot at 3 pm.  This also applies to students arriving for evening practices.

Please see your Grade-Level Dean if you have specific questions, or if something is unclear. 

We will host a blood drive on March 6^th, House Day of Service!  You will be helping the larger community, and Cannon receives a monetary donation for each unit of blood donated.  Students 16 and older can donate.  You must have parental consent if you are younger than 18.  Sign up HERE

Anne McDermott, Layla Wagner

1- We know the weather is starting to warm up, and with that usually comes a wardrobe change. All US Students should review our Upper School Style Guide.

2—No student should use someone else’s key fob or ID number to gain access to the buildings on campus after hours or on the weekend.  This is a safety and security issue. Students in violation of this will be issued a consequence.

3- The parking spots behind the Gossage Building, Boswell Gym, and the Andrews Strength and Conditioning buildings are off-limits to student drivers- at all times.  Please do not move your car there from the student parking lot at 3 pm.  This also applies to students arriving for evening practices.

Please see your Grade-Level Dean if you have specific questions, or if something is unclear. 

We will host a blood drive on March 6^th, House Day of Service!  You will be helping the larger community, and Cannon receives a monetary donation for each unit of blood donated.  Students 16 and older can donate.  You must have parental consent if you are younger than 18.  Sign up HERE

Grace Morrison, Brya Scott, Makala Stavrakas

1- We know the weather is starting to warm up, and with that usually comes a wardrobe change. All US Students should review our Upper School Style Guide.

2—No student should use someone else’s key fob or ID number to gain access to the buildings on campus after hours or on the weekend.  This is a safety and security issue. Students in violation of this will be issued a consequence.

3- The parking spots behind the Gossage Building, Boswell Gym, and the Andrews Strength and Conditioning buildings are off-limits to student drivers- at all times.  Please do not move your car there from the student parking lot at 3 pm.  This also applies to students arriving for evening practices.

Please see your Grade-Level Dean if you have specific questions, or if something is unclear. 

We will host a blood drive on March 6^th, House Day of Service!  You will be helping the larger community, and Cannon receives a monetary donation for each unit of blood donated.  Students 16 and older can donate.  You must have parental consent if you are younger than 18.  Sign up HERE

Spanish – Dr. Arriaga’s classroom (G102)
French – Ms. Nguyen’s classroom (G105)
Chinese – Ms. Wang’s classroom (G101)

The Road to the Gossage Cup

Liam Waite, Gabe Sacks, Autumn Latta, Amaiya Patel, and Finn Pralong earned a Core Value for TEAMWORK when they went down to fourth grade to assist the students in their writing for the living museum. Great job!

Jack Doty

1- We know the weather is starting to warm up, and with that usually comes a wardrobe change. All US Students should review our Upper School Style Guide.

2—No student should use someone else’s key fob or ID number to gain access to the buildings on campus after hours or on the weekend.  This is a safety and security issue. Students in violation of this will be issued a consequence.

3- The parking spots behind the Gossage Building, Boswell Gym, and the Andrews Strength and Conditioning buildings are off-limits to student drivers- at all times.  Please do not move your car there from the student parking lot at 3 pm.  This also applies to students arriving for evening practices.

Please see your Grade-Level Dean if you have specific questions, or if something is unclear. 

We will host a blood drive on March 6^th, House Day of Service!  You will be helping the larger community, and Cannon receives a monetary donation for each unit of blood donated.  Students 16 and older can donate.  You must have parental consent if you are younger than 18.  Sign up HERE

Spanish – Dr. Arriaga’s classroom (G102)
French – Ms. Nguyen’s classroom (G105)
Chinese – Ms. Wang’s classroom (G101)