Keira Cassidy showed KINDNESS by helping a classmate fix the issues she was having with her computer. Thank you, Keira!

Ferris Way exemplified COURAGE when he alerted a dean about a campus visitor who didn’t have a visible visitor’s pass in the senior parking lot. Thanks for keeping us safe, Ferris!

If you would like to cancel any AP exams, please contact Mrs. Kulp (jkulp@cannonschool.org or stop by 606) immediately with your change(s). College Board charges a cancellation fee of $40 per exam. No exam refunds will be issued after May 3. Please contact Mrs. Kulp ASAP if you have questions.

Thank you for joining us for the Writing & Math Lab Tutor Interest Meeting on 4/17. If you couldn’t attend and are curious about serving as a writing or math lab tutor next school year, please reach out directly to Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Vreeburg, or Mrs. Kulp.

 Any student interested in being a Writing or Math Lab tutor next school year should complete the Application Form no later than 4:00 PM on Wednesday, April 24. Interviews will be held the week of April 29.   

 If you are currently serving as a Writing or Math Lab tutor and have not already done so, please confirm your intentions to continue as a tutor with either Mrs. Miller (Writing) or Mrs. Vreeburg (Math) – you will not need to repeat the Application and Interview process.

 We appreciate your interest in serving as an academic leader and look forward to hearing from you!

⚠️ ⚠️ Note the changes to the schedule
for the US library!!⚠️ ⚠️

The study carrel area is closed on the following dates/times for world language AAPPL testing.

Monday, April 22^nd       D Block      (8:25-9:35)
                                          B Block       (9:40-10:50)
                                          E Block       (11:40-12:50)
                                          F Block       (1:45-2:55)

Wednesday, April 24^th     F Block  (9:40-10:50)
                                             C Block   (11:40-12:50)
                                             A Block    (1:45-2:55)

Friday, April 26^th              B Block     (9:40-10:50)

Students may use the library annex to study during AAPPL testing.  However, the library annex is a SILENT STUDY AREA DURING AAPPL TESTING BLOCKS.

TOMORROW!!!

Boys Varsity Soccer Interest Meeting:

Anyone interested in playing boys soccer next fall should meet in Foundation Hall on Tuesday, April 23^rd at 10:55am.

Grant Lam, Canon Diana, Luke Seeber, and Drew Westgarth- Taylor all dealt a great KINDNESS by returning unwieldy equipment to the Think Tank.

Lauren Benz, Mia Bradshaw, Kenan Bullard, CC Burlington, Cameron Carlock, Santiago Castaneda, Liam Condon, Peyton Brown, Caroline DuMond, Laila Dure, Gabby Frei, Neeva Gangopadhyay, Cole Haigney, Blair Henderson, Hudson Higbea, Emma Jones, Caroline Kaba, Carolle Kaba, Grant Lam, Maryanne Lewis, Olivia Long, Lizzy Loveland, Kendyl Majors, Maggie Majors, Brooke McGibbon, Grace Morrison, Wylie Neal, Claire Nelson, Paul Ohrel, Charlotte Ostema, Sophie Pittman, Merrick Rice, Noelle Rizzo, Julia Schattner, Sydney Scurlock, Josiah Stewart, Sebastian Storr, Skyler Thurman, Emma Wang, Grant Watkins, Lucy Way, Merriweather Whitlow, Kate Whittington, Lily Wittgraefe, Hannah Wittwer, Olivia Yates ALL demonstrated tremendous PASSION and KINDNESS as they volunteered to represent Cannon School and be a buddy at the Cabarrus County Special Olympics! All their buddies really appreciated the support!! 

⚠️ ⚠️ Note the changes to the schedule
for the US library!!⚠️ ⚠️

The study carrel area is closed on the following dates/times for world language APPL testing.

Friday, April 19^th -E Block(8:25-9:35) / F Block(9:40-10:50) / C Block (11:40-12:50)

Students may use the library annex to study during APPL testing.  However, the library annex is a SILENT STUDY AREA DURING APPL TESTING BLOCKS.

Thank you for joining us for the Writing & Math Lab Tutor Interest Meeting on 4/17. If you couldn’t attend and are curious about serving as a writing or math lab tutor next school year, please reach out directly to Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Vreeburg, or Mrs. Kulp.

 Any student interested in being a Writing or Math Lab tutor next school year should complete the Application Form no later than 4:00 PM on Wednesday, April 24. Interviews will be held the week of April 29.   

 If you are currently serving as a Writing or Math Lab tutor and have not already done so, please confirm your intentions to continue as a tutor with either Mrs. Miller (Writing) or Mrs. Vreeburg (Math) – you will not need to repeat the Application and Interview process.

 We appreciate your interest in serving as an academic leader and look forward to hearing from you!

Boys Varsity Soccer Interest Meeting:

Anyone interested in playing boys soccer next fall should meet in Foundation Hall on Tuesday, April 23^rd at 10:55am.

Matthew Sancho-Joseph showed RESPECT when he picked up an errant goldfish 🐡 cracker that someone threw on the floor. Thanks for the help, Mathew.

⚠️ ⚠️ Note the changes to the schedule
for the US library!!⚠️ ⚠️

The study carrel area is closed on the following dates/times for world language APPL testing.

Thursday, April 18^th                    A Block           (8:25-9:35)                         

                                                                B Block          (9:40-10:50)                      

                                                                C Block          (11:40-12:50)    

                                                                D Block          (1:45-2:55)

Friday, April 19^th                          E Block           (8:25-9:35)

                                                                F Block           (9:40-10:50)

                                                                C Block           (11:40-12:50)

Students may use the library annex to study during APPL testing.  However, the library annex is a SILENT STUDY AREA DURING APPL TESTING BLOCKS.

Boys Varsity Soccer Interest Meeting:

Anyone interested in playing boys soccer next fall should meet in Foundation Hall on Tuesday, April 23^rd at 10:55am.

Ethan Safrit has helped Mr. Frye so much. He helped release a bee 🐝 Mr. Frye struggled to catch, helped straighten up his desks, and even led the Advisory in the Dean’s Daily Download before Mr. Frye arrived to the classroom. Thank you for your leadership, COURAGE, PASSION, KINDNESS, & TEAMWORK, Ethan!! 

⚠️ ⚠️ Note the changes to the schedule
for the US library!!⚠️ ⚠️

The study carrel area is closed on the following dates/times for world language APPL testing.

Wednesday, April 17^th                  D Block          (8:25-9:35)

                                                                E Block            (11:40-12:50)    

                                                                F Block            (1:45-2:55)

Thursday, April 18^th                    A Block           (8:25-9:35)                         

                                                                B Block          (9:40-10:50)                      

                                                                C Block          (11:40-12:50)    

                                                                D Block          (1:45-2:55)

Friday, April 19^th                          E Block           (8:25-9:35)

                                                                F Block           (9:40-10:50)

                                                                C Block           (11:40-12:50)

Students may use the library annex to study during APPL testing.  However, the library annex is a SILENT STUDY AREA DURING APPL TESTING BLOCKS.

Boys Varsity Soccer Interest Meeting:

Anyone interested in playing boys soccer next fall should meet in Foundation Hall on Tuesday, April 23^rd at 10:55am.

The Math Lab and Writing Lab at Cannon are looking for students interested in becoming peer tutors for the 2024-25 school year!

What: Interest Meeting for Peer Tutoring in Math Lab or Writing Lab
When: Lunch, the first 20 minutes, Wednesday, April 17^th
Where: 606, the Academic Resource Center (ARC)
Who: Any upper school students interested in peer tutoring. You DO NOT have to be an “expert” at math or writing. Rather, we are looking for people who are curious, friendly, and responsible. We will train you on what to do.
Why: “By learning you will teach, by teaching you will learn.” We know that students often learn best from each other. You will be giving back to your school and community through service. You will also learn a lot from the experience, and we believe, find that helping others is a lot of fun!
How: Email–or find–Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Vreeburg, or Mr. Scurlock with your questions. If you are even a little bit interested, come to the meeting to find out if it would be a good fit for you.

Hailey Safranek showed PASSION for history when she pointed to specific evidence in the text to argue for a different interpretation (just like a historian would do!).

⚠️ ⚠️ Note the changes to the schedule
for the US library!!⚠️ ⚠️

The study carrel area is closed on the following dates/times for world language APPL testing.

Wednesday, April 17^th                  D Block          (8:25-9:35)

                                                                E Block            (11:40-12:50)    

                                                                F Block            (1:45-2:55)

Thursday, April 18^th                    A Block           (8:25-9:35)                         

                                                                B Block          (9:40-10:50)                      

                                                                C Block          (11:40-12:50)    

                                                                D Block          (1:45-2:55)

Friday, April 19^th                          E Block           (8:25-9:35)

                                                                F Block           (9:40-10:50)

                                                                C Block           (11:40-12:50)

Students may use the library annex to study during APPL testing.  However, the library annex is a SILENT STUDY AREA DURING APPL TESTING BLOCKS.

Boys Varsity Soccer Interest Meeting:

Anyone interested in playing boys soccer next fall should meet in Foundation Hall on Tuesday, April 23^rd at 10:55am.

The Math Lab and Writing Lab at Cannon are looking for students interested in becoming peer tutors for the 2024-25 school year!

What: Interest Meeting for Peer Tutoring in Math Lab or Writing Lab
When: Lunch, the first 20 minutes, Wednesday, April 17^th
Where: 606, the Academic Resource Center (ARC)
Who: Any upper school students interested in peer tutoring. You DO NOT have to be an “expert” at math or writing. Rather, we are looking for people who are curious, friendly, and responsible. We will train you on what to do.
Why: “By learning you will teach, by teaching you will learn.” We know that students often learn best from each other. You will be giving back to your school and community through service. You will also learn a lot from the experience, and we believe, find that helping others is a lot of fun!
How: Email–or find–Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Vreeburg, or Mr. Scurlock with your questions. If you are even a little bit interested, come to the meeting to find out if it would be a good fit for you.

Karen Ddungu showed RESPECT for our community when she cleaned up a mess that she found in the Commons.

Boys Varsity Soccer Interest Meeting:

Anyone interested in playing boys soccer next fall should meet in Foundation Hall on Tuesday, April 23^rd at 10:55am.

CC Burlington and Elizabeth Booker showed kindness when they helped a fellow classmate who is having trouble get around campus.

David Mason showed respect when he cleaned up the mess in the junior hallway.

Boys Varsity Soccer Interest Meeting:

Anyone interested in playing boys soccer next fall should meet in Foundation Hall on Tuesday, April 23^rd at 10:55am.

CAPSTONE DAY TODAY!!!

 Linked here you will find the schedule of presentations for this morning.

Feel free to attend any presentation that you like. If a room is packed full, we will ask that you move to another session. There will be seats in each room that are reserved for families and panelists, please keep those open. 

The Commons will be off-limits this morning. It will serve as a landing area for our families and Seniors. 

As a reminder, if you choose not to attend Capstone Presentations for a portion of the morning, you will need to go to the Library or Foundation Hall.

Many of us have been so focused on March Madness that it’s easy to forget other sports! Check this out: 

Frozen Four – NCAA D-1
Hockey Championship

Championship Game- April 13^th

Victor Lopez demonstrated KINDNESS when he rushed to help someone who had fallen. We appreciate you, Victor! 

Wil McDermott demonstrated KINDNESS when he pushed in all the chairs and helped clean up after class, thank you, Wil!

Boys Varsity Soccer Interest Meeting:

Anyone interested in playing boys soccer next fall should meet in Foundation Hall on Tuesday, April 23^rd at 10:55am.

TODAY! 

The National Day of Silence is a student-led event that brings attention to the silencing of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) individuals. Participants take a vow of silence for the day to symbolically represent the silencing effect of anti-LGBTQ+ laws, harassment, discrimination, and bullying. Please respect the vow of silence some members of our community have taken today.

Our GSA students are committed to raising awareness and fostering inclusion within our Cannon School community. Their participation in this event aligns with our commitment to creating a safe and supportive environment for all students, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. 

CAPSTONE DAY- TOMORROW!!!

Hello Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen!
I am very excited to share some more details with you all about Capstone Day! Linked here you will find the schedule of presentations for the morning. Feel free to attend any presentation that you like. If a room is packed full, we will ask that you move to another session. 
There will be seats in each room that are reserved for families and panelists, please keep those open. 
The Commons will be off-limits for that morning. It will serve as a landing area for our families and Seniors. 
As a reminder, if you choose not to attend Capstone Presentations for a portion of the morning, you will need to go to the Library or Foundation Hall.

Many of us have been so focused on March Madness that it’s easy to forget other sports! Check this out: 

Frozen Four – NCAA D-1
Hockey Championship

Semifinal Game- April 11^th
Championship Game- April 13^th

Jackson Laws showed KINDNESS when he cleaned the English classroom without being asked! THANK YOU, Jackson!!!

CAPSTONE DAY- THIS FRIDAY!!!

Hello Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen!
I am very excited to share some more details with you all about Capstone Day! Linked here you will find the schedule of presentations for the morning. Feel free to attend any presentation that you like. If a room is packed full, we will ask that you move to another session. 
There will be seats in each room that are reserved for families and panelists, please keep those open. 
The Commons will be off-limits for that morning. It will serve as a landing area for our families and Seniors. 
As a reminder, if you choose not to attend Capstone Presentations for a portion of the morning, you will need to go to the Library or Foundation Hall.

Many of us have been so focused on March Madness that it’s easy to forget other sports! Check this out: 

Frozen Four – NCAA D-1
Hockey Championship

Semifinal Game- April 11^th
Championship Game- April 13^th

CAPSTONE DAY- FRIDAY!!!

Hello Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen!
I am very excited to share some more details with you all about Capstone Day! Linked here you will find the schedule of presentations for the morning. Feel free to attend any presentation that you like. If a room is packed full, we will ask that you move to another session. 
There will be seats in each room that are reserved for families and panelists, please keep those open. 
The Commons will be off-limits for that morning. It will serve as a landing area for our families and Seniors. 
As a reminder, if you choose not to attend Capstone Presentations for a portion of the morning, you will need to go to the Library or Foundation Hall.

Many of us have been so focused on March Madness that it’s easy to forget other sports! Check this out: 

Frozen Four – NCAA D-1
Hockey Championship

Semifinal Game- April 11^th
Championship Game- April 13^th

Our Model UN team was very busy representing Cannon School at two conferences last week!

On Thursday, April 4^th, three delegates attended the Appalachian State University MUN.  Please congratulate the following delegates on their outstanding performance:

Lauren Hollar and Skye Arnold– Represented Australia as dual delegation in the United Nations Environment Programme
Seth Flaherty- Represented Australia in the General Assembly

Over April 5^th-7^th weekend, thirteen delegates attended the 39^th Duke University Model United Nations High School Conference.

Individual Awards included:
Sajan Patel–         Outstanding Delegate for representing Jere Morehead in the NCAA Board of Governors Committee 

Annalise Leck–   Honorable Delegate for representing Pavel Milyukov in the Bloody Sunday-Russian Revolution 1905 Committee

Sadi Bulut–           Verbal Commendation for representing Italy in the UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development Committee

Sarthak Dahal–   Verbal Commendation for representing Andreas Kohnen in the Die Wende: Mauerfall Committee

Please congratulate the entire delegation on their outstanding performance:

Sadi Bulut, Lucas Cahill, Hope Cooksey, Sarthak Dahal, Zach Dollar, Ian Goff, Jacob Hartsell, Jessi Laws, Annalise Leck, Ben O’Hara, Sajan Patel, Shuvani Regmi, Ryan Shue