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**This Week’s Schedule**Â
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**This Week’s Schedule**Â
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This past Saturday, Cannon’s Model UN team traveled to Charlotte Latin to represent our school at the eleventh CHARMUN Model United Nations Conference.
Cannon School earned four awards in the Climate Crisis Committee:
Best Delegate- Ian Goff representing Italian Republic
Outstanding Delegate- Samuel Simon representing Tulip Siddiq
Outstanding Delegate- Adam Warin representing Xi Jinping
Most Improved Delegate- Finn Pralong representing Wang Yi
Cannon School’s Model UN team in attendance included: Maddock Griffin ’26, Griffin Evans ’26, Maura Zaccarelli ’26, Hope Cooksey ’27, Zach Dollar ’27, Ian Goff ’27, Jacob Hartsell ’27, Ryan Shue ’27, Finn Pralong ’28, Samuel Simon ’28, Anish Vankineni ’28, Adam Warin ‘28
Special recognition to the following delegates who served as committee chairs: Cole Frei ’25, Jessi Laws ’25, Annalise Leck ’25, Sajan Patel ’25, Elias Simon ‘25
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Congratulations to the Class of 2026 for their 20-8 win over the Class of 2025 in this year’s Powder Puff game!
The Road to the Gossage Cup
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This past Saturday, Cannon’s Model UN team traveled to Charlotte Latin to represent our school at the eleventh CHARMUN Model United Nations Conference.
Cannon School earned four awards in the Climate Crisis Committee:
Best Delegate- Ian Goff representing Italian Republic
Outstanding Delegate- Samuel Simon representing Tulip Siddiq
Outstanding Delegate- Adam Warin representing Xi Jinping
Most Improved Delegate- Finn Pralong representing Wang Yi
Cannon School’s Model UN team in attendance included: Maddock Griffin ’26, Griffin Evans ’26, Maura Zaccarelli ’26, Hope Cooksey ’27, Zach Dollar ’27, Ian Goff ’27, Jacob Hartsell ’27, Ryan Shue ’27, Finn Pralong ’28, Samuel Simon ’28, Anish Vankineni ’28, Adam Warin ‘28
Special recognition to the following delegates who served as committee chairs: Cole Frei ’25, Jessi Laws ’25, Annalise Leck ’25, Sajan Patel ’25, Elias Simon ‘25
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Many thanks to Yana Kramar, Malcolm Musinguzi, Aditi Myana for their KINDNESS in helping a teacher with a difficult task.
Paul Cuadros is an award-winning investigative reporter and author whose work has appeared in The New York Times, Time Magazine, The Chicago Reporter, The Center for Public Integrity, National Public Radio, and other national and local publications. He is the author of A Home on the Field, How One Championship Team Inspires Hope for the Revival of Small Town America, which tells the story of Siler City, North Carolina as it copes and struggles with Latino migration through the lives of a predominantly Latino high school soccer team where Cuadros coach the Jets soccer team. His book has been selected as a common read at four universities including the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. Cuadros is currently working on producing a scripted television series on his book. He continues to write about immigration and the Latino community and is currently working on another book about the Latino community in the American South.
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Guest speaker at our Community Meeting on Friday: Paul Cuadros
Paul Cuadros is an award-winning investigative reporter and author whose work has appeared in The New York Times, Time Magazine, The Chicago Reporter, The Center for Public Integrity, National Public Radio, and other national and local publications. He is the author of A Home on the Field, How One Championship Team Inspires Hope for the Revival of Small Town America, which tells the story of Siler City, North Carolina as it copes and struggles with Latino migration through the lives of a predominantly Latino high school soccer team where Cuadros coach the Jets soccer team. His book has been selected as a common read at four universities including the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. Cuadros is currently working on producing a scripted television series on his book. He continues to write about immigration and the Latino community and is currently working on another book about the Latino community in the American South.
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Congratulations to Eleanor Avett on winning the Greater Cabarrus Reading Association’s Young Authors Contest. Eleanor’s poem was chosen to represent3 Cabarrus County in the statewide competition. She will be honored in April for her accomplishment. Thank you for sharing your PASSION with the world, Eleanor!
Coleson Bryan, Joshua Vining, Max Pegram, and Tripp Cooler all helped Mrs. Velandia move some heavy packages from the parking lot to Foundation Hall. We appreciate your TEAMWORK, friends!
Josiah King and Trent Loggins showed RESPECT for our community spaces by cleaning up the entire Commons before leaving school.
On Monday, members of Cannon School’s DECA Chapter competed at the district competition, and we are thrilled to celebrate their incredible success! Competing for the first time ever, our students stood out among thousands of participants, earning recognition in several categories:
Maddie Carlock
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The ARC is excited to re-open the coffee and candy bar! We appreciate the time you spend in the ARC, andwe need your help in keeping the space clean and functional for all of us. Thank you for doing your part!
Student Council welcomes you to our hot chocolate stand – the perfect way to start your morning. Enjoy a cozy drink every Wednesday in December. We hope to see you there!
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