“A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.”— Herm Albright
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Happy Birthday:
Core Values:
Taylor Lumpkins showed INTEGRITY when she turned in some sunglasses that she found in the parking lot.
Ellen Gordon showed KINDNESS when she cleaned a mess in junior hallway.
Public Proclamations:
“The first rule of holes: When you’re in one, stop digging.”— Molly Ivans
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Happy Birthday:
Core Values:
Jordan Battle picked up all the paper towels from the floor in the boys bathroom, showing INTEGRITY!
Josh Bumgarner demonstrated KINDNESS when he picked up a pair of headphones that a student left in the middle of the hallway.
Angel Brown, Sane Davis and Abby Jo McLaughlin showed TEAMWORK when they helped empty recycle bins! Thanks so much!
Meredith Haddock showed KINDNESS when she volunteered to bring snacks for her class’ Merchant of Venice video project watch party! Thanks, Meredith!
Peyton Skill showed TEAMWORK when he helped Dean Zelaya and Mrs. Otey clean up the Commons! Thanks!!
Public Proclamations:
“The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely to be the one who dropped it.”— Lou Holtz
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Happy Birthday:
Alexandria Mills
Core Values:
Corey Deveraux and Jairus Hamilton showed KINDNESS when they helped Jordan Battle move his car while in neutral so they could jump start his car!
Logan Toliver and Zion Hendrix demonstrated TEAMWORK when they carried the heavy bundles of the Wall Street Journal newspaper into the upper school.
Sam McDermott demonstrated TEAMWORK when he found a student ID on the bus and returned the ID to the rightful owner.
William Mock demonstrated KINDNESS by staying after class to erase the whiteboard before Mr. Cobb’s class came in.
Dalton Phillips showed KINDNESS when he took down a huge stack of cafeteria trays to the lunch room from Mrs. Smith’s room to help her clean up for Open House. Thank you Dalton!
David Riley demonstrated TEAMWORK when her reported a plumbing issue before it became a bigger problem.
Public Proclamations:
“The most powerful weapon on earth is the human soul on fire.”— Field Marshal Ferdinand Foch
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Happy Birthday:
Katie McClanahan
Core Values:
Mitchell Skolaris, Carli Gordon, Caroline Underwood, Ally Dressler, Madison Holmes, Allyson Slattery, Morgan Batley, Mimi Wahid, Logan Ferland, Jordan Lauher, & Andrew VanWingerden showed PASSION when they volunteered to assist at the October 8th Open House.
Public Proclamations:
**There is a MANDATORY Class of 2019 meeting TODAY in Foundation Hall at 11:45**
JUNIORS: A representative from Herff Jones will be in the US Commons TODAY during lunch to take class ring orders. See Mr. Segura if you have any questions or need a ring packet.
“Catch someone doing something right.”— Kenneth Blanchard and Spencer Johnson
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Happy Birthday:
Core Values:
Mitchell Skolaris, Carli Gordon, Caroline Underwood, Ally Dressler, Madison Holmes, Allyson Slattery, Morgan Batley, Mimi Wahid, Logan Ferland, Jordan Lauher, & Andrew VanWingerden showed PASSION when they volunteered to assist at the October 8th Open House.
Public Proclamations:
If anyone has found laptop #164, please return it to Andrew Newman.
“Success seems to be connected with action. Successful people keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don’t quit.”— Conrad Hilton
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Happy Birthday:
Sarah Dockery
Core Values:
Kailey Kirchmeyer-Baez and Dominique Ramirez-Bejarano demonstrated COURAGE when she agreed to participate in the Hispanic Heritage Month Panel discussion. Thanks for your participation!
Hats off to Aaron Johnson for helping solve the Naviance/Family Connection “cookie” problem!!
Public Proclamations:
With easing in after Fall Break, the PSAT & the first big College Application Deadline Coming up, the EMPOWER! Club thought it would be a good time for a visit with Wynn the Therapy Dog Back on campus Tuesday! 11:15-12:00 noon The Gazebo
“The goal is not perfection but rather a posture of moving toward healthy habits and characteristics.”— Brad Lomenick
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Happy Birthday:
Core Values:
Morgan Batley showed PASSION for politics by creating an advertisement for a teacher.
The Dunn Advisory showed KINDNESS when they sent a get well video to Mr. Dunn’s daughter.
Claudia Michaels showed INTEGRITY by staying after class to clean up the lab during her drop.
Tyler Terveer and Sara Serulneck showed INTEGRITY by staying after class to clean up the lab during her drop.
Public Proclamations:
Due to the weather last week, Concert in the Quad has been rescheduled to today’s lunch! We have very talented acts signed up – you don’t want to miss it!
There will be a MANDATORY meeting TODAY (October 8) during lunch in Coach Kulp’s room (612) for any girl planning to try out for basketball this season. Important information regarding tryout and practice times, game schedule, and spirit pack orders will be discussed. Please make plans to attend!
The Spectrum Advisory Board will be hosting our first panel discussion in light of Hispanic Heritage month. Hispanic Americans within the Cannon School community will be sharing their personal experiences about being Hispanic in the USA. Come out and support these individuals while they share a personal perspective. We will meet during lunch TOMMOROW in Foundation Hall. See Dean Zelaya if you have any questions.
TODAY is National Coming Out Day, a day for LGBTQIA+ people across America to embrace who they really are and come out to their friends and family. We hope to see you sporting purple!
Update on Driver’s Education Options The state legislature recently passed the budget which includes funding for driver’s education. This means that Cabarrus County Schools will again be offering driver’s education classes. All of our students are eligible to take the classes offered by Cabarrus County Schools since funding is tied to the county in which a student attends school. However, they have not determined if they will be able to offer those classes at Cannon or if our students would need to attend at a local public school. As soon as we have more information from Cabarrus County Schools, we will share it with you. In addition, Cannon will offer classes on campus through Helms Driving School on Friday, October 9, Saturday, October 10, and Sunday, October 11, and again on Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18. All classes will be from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. each day. To register for these classes, please e-mail Joy Pinto. Helms also offers weekend classes (over the course of three weekends) at their facility in Charlotte. Licensing requirements mandate 30 hours of classroom instruction, followed by six hours of behind the wheel instruction with a licensed instructor.
“You can not always control circumstances, but you can control your own thoughts.”
— Charles Popplestown
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Happy Birthday:
Core Values:
Jake Diskin, Stanton McKay, and Andrew Redding showed great KINDNESS when he cleaned up the trash in the Quad after Upper School lunch.
Public Proclamations:
There will be a MANDATORY meeting TOMMOROW (October 8) during lunch in Coach Kulp’s room (612) for any girl planning to try out for basketball this season. Important information regarding tryout and practice times, game schedule, and spirit pack orders will be discussed. Please make plans to attend!
The Spectrum Advisory Board will be hosting our first panel discussion in light of Hispanic Heritage month. Hispanic Americans within the Cannon School community will be sharing their personal experiences about being Hispanic in the USA. Come out and support these individuals while they share a personal perspective. We will meet during lunch TOMMOROW in Foundation Hall. See Dean Zelaya if you have any questions.
TOMMOROW is National Coming Out Day, a day for LGBTQIA+ people across America to embrace who they really are and come out to their friends and family. To honor this day, the GSA is making Thursday, October 8, a t-shirt day for anyone who would like to wear PURPLE to show their support for Cannon’s LGBTQIA+ community. We hope to see you sporting purple!
Update on Driver’s Education Options The state legislature recently passed the budget which includes funding for driver’s education. This means that Cabarrus County Schools will again be offering driver’s education classes. All of our students are eligible to take the classes offered by Cabarrus County Schools since funding is tied to the county in which a student attends school. However, they have not determined if they will be able to offer those classes at Cannon or if our students would need to attend at a local public school. As soon as we have more information from Cabarrus County Schools, we will share it with you. In addition, Cannon will offer classes on campus through Helms Driving School on Friday, October 9, Saturday, October 10, and Sunday, October 11, and again on Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18. All classes will be from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. each day. To register for these classes, please e-mail Joy Pinto. Helms also offers weekend classes (over the course of three weekends) at their facility in Charlotte. Licensing requirements mandate 30 hours of classroom instruction, followed by six hours of behind the wheel instruction with a licensed instructor.
Upcoming College Admissions Visits:
Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors – please sign up on Family Connections to meet with college admission representatives from the following schools:
TODAY:
DePauw University
Furman University
University of South Carolina
Boston College
High Point University
Lehigh University
Wofford College
Birmingham-Southern Coll.
Salem College
“The force of character is cumulative.”— Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Happy Birthday:
Alexander Coale & Joseph Guasco & Donovan Patterson
Core Values:
Joe Wilson showed COURAGE during our Homecoming Pep Rally when he performed a secret mission that encouraged our youngest cougars to show spirit!!!! Sorry for the long overdue CV!!!
Public Proclamations:
The Spectrum Advisory Board will be hosting our first panel discussion in light of Hispanic Heritage month. Hispanic Americans within the Cannon School community will be sharing their personal experiences about being Hispanic in the USA. Come out and support these individuals while they share a personal perspective. We will meet during lunch on Thursday, Oct. 8th in Foundation Hall. See Dean Zelaya if you have any questions.
October 11 is National Coming Out Day, a day for LGBTQIA+ people across America to embrace who they really are and come out to their friends and family. To honor this day, the GSA is making Thursday, October 8, a t-shirt day for anyone who would like to wear PURPLE to show their support for Cannon’s LGBTQIA+ community. We hope to see you sporting purple!
Update on Driver’s Education Options The state legislature recently passed the budget which includes funding for driver’s education. This means that Cabarrus County Schools will again be offering driver’s education classes. All of our students are eligible to take the classes offered by Cabarrus County Schools since funding is tied to the county in which a student attends school. However, they have not determined if they will be able to offer those classes at Cannon or if our students would need to attend at a local public school. As soon as we have more information from Cabarrus County Schools, we will share it with you. In addition, Cannon will offer classes on campus through Helms Driving School on Friday, October 9, Saturday, October 10, and Sunday, October 11, and again on Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18. All classes will be from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. each day. To register for these classes, please e-mail Joy Pinto. Helms also offers weekend classes (over the course of three weekends) at their facility in Charlotte. Licensing requirements mandate 30 hours of classroom instruction, followed by six hours of behind the wheel instruction with a licensed instructor.
Upcoming College Admissions Visits:
Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors – please sign up on Family Connections to meet with college admission representatives from the following schools:
TODAY:
UNC – Charlotte
Carleton College
October 7th:
DePauw University
Furman University
University of South Carolina
Boston College
High Point University
Lehigh University
Wofford College
Birmingham-Southern Coll.
Salem College
Mountaintops inspire leaders but valleys mature them.”— Winston Churchill
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Happy Birthday:
Angel Brown
Core Values:
Patrick Dodds demonstrated a PASSION for history when he took the initiative to research the kind of elephants used by Hannibal to cross the Pyrenees. Way to go, Patrick!
Ally Dressler demonstrated KINDNESS when she dropped everything to help a friend with an emergency. Way to go, Ally!
Public Proclamations:
Juniors: There will be an interest meeting for the Cougars On-Site Program on TODAY during Student Choice in Room 616. Please attend to learn more about this internship and job shadowing program.
The Spectrum Advisory Board will be hosting our first panel discussion in light of Hispanic Heritage month. Hispanic Americans within the Cannon School community will be sharing their personal experiences about being Hispanic in the USA. Come out and support these individuals while they share a personal perspective. We will meet during lunch on Thursday, Oct. 8th in Foundation Hall. See Dean Zelaya if you have any questions.
October 11 is National Coming Out Day, a day for LGBTQIA+ people across America to embrace who they really are and come out to their friends and family. To honor this day, the GSA is making Thursday, October 8, a t-shirt day for anyone who would like to wear PURPLE to show their support for Cannon’s LGBTQIA+ community. We hope to see you sporting purple!
Update on Driver’s Education Options The state legislature recently passed the budget which includes funding for driver’s education. This means that Cabarrus County Schools will again be offering driver’s education classes. All of our students are eligible to take the classes offered by Cabarrus County Schools since funding is tied to the county in which a student attends school. However, they have not determined if they will be able to offer those classes at Cannon or if our students would need to attend at a local public school. As soon as we have more information from Cabarrus County Schools, we will share it with you. In addition, Cannon will offer classes on campus through Helms Driving School on Friday, October 9, Saturday, October 10, and Sunday, October 11, and again on Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18. All classes will be from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. each day. To register for these classes, please e-mail Joy Pinto. Helms also offers weekend classes (over the course of three weekends) at their facility in Charlotte. Licensing requirements mandate 30 hours of classroom instruction, followed by six hours of behind the wheel instruction with a licensed instructor.
Upcoming College Admissions Visits:
Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors – please sign up on Family Connections to meet with college admission representatives from the following schools:
TODAY:
Guilford College
October 6th:
UNC – Charlotte
Carleton College
October 7th:
DePauw University
Furman University
University of South Carolina
Boston College
High Point University
Lehigh University
Wofford College
Birmingham-Southern Coll.
Salem College
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