“Tomorrow is yet to come. However, tomorrow is, in large part, determined by what you do today.” -John Wooden

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Will Freidinger

Garrett Hunter

Max McDermott demonstrated INTEGRITY when he pointed out to a teacher that he was awarded more points on a quiz than he earned. Way to go, Max!

Colin Gacek demonstrated INTEGRITY when he turned in a lost membership card.

Viktor Henry demonstrates INTEGRITY when he turned in a phone he found.

Janine Bonilla, Katie Lods, Kate Fisk and Gabby Holloway demonstrated TEAMWORK when they helped Dean Zelaya stack chairs in Foundation Hall.

***Please remember to take your lunch trays back to the dining hall after use. The lower and middle school divisions need them for their lunches as well. Let’ all commit to being team players.  

My name is Maddie Johnson and I’m a current senior! For my Capstone I’ll be discussing my experience with Trichotillomania and some healthy ways to manage stress that I’ve discovered over the past few years. I’ll be holding my event next Monday3/9 in The Cube during lunch! There will be cookies! If you have any questions please email me at mjohnson@cannonschool.org.

Short video from Student Council:

http:////drive.google.com/a/cannonschool.org/file/d/1T4pxFrw8x1kA6jheToVbUD2lkewXVBxe/view?usp=drivesdk.

From Sadie Miller:  Hi everyone! We are having a drive for the Concord Women’s Shelter, and would love donations of gently used clothing, feminine hygiene products, and paper products (toilet paper, paper towels, Etc.) It’s a great opportunity to clean out your closet and give your old clothes to a good cause, Bins are in the Atrium!

Hey Everyone!

For my capstone, I’m getting people together to make homework kits, stem kits, and sight word cards for Classroom Central, an organization that provides school supplies and wellness supplies to children in needs-based schools. I have volunteered with Classroom Central for about a year now, and it is a cause that is very near and dear to my heart.

This will be on March 4^th right after school in the library annex until 4:30. All of the supplies will be provided (and there will be snacks :))  I’d love to have you there! If you have any questions, feel free to email me vmaheswaran@cannonschool.org

Thanks!

-Vibha Maheswaran

March 9^th at 6:30 p.m.: College of Charleston, Clemson University and University of South Carolina will host a student information session for sophomores and juniors at the Crowne Plaza, 5700 Westpark Drive, Charlotte. Session will cover: admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, financial aid and scholar programs. Please register at sc.edu/admissions/infosession to attend.

Hey Everybody!

For my capstone, I am trying to recruit volunteers to help with Special Olympics, this coming spring. Special Olympics has always been an important part of my life; I started to help volunteer when I was in 5th grade with family friends and I have continued to go each year after that. It’s a special experience that I would love to share with our community, so I am looking for 20 volunteers to go with me! We will be going on April 9, which is a half-day. Since we will be missing actual school, we still have expectations for everyone interested in going.

1. You must be a Junior/Senior

2. You must have transportation

3. You must stay with your buddy until the games are over (around 1 pm), whether that be in the Olympic village, eating lunch (volunteers receive a free lunch), or walking around. If your buddy chooses to leave, we will find you another way to help.

4. Special Olympics has set a strict number of people we may bring, so please don’t sign up if you are worried that you may need to cancel or go out of town. *You must be committed to going!

5. Remember, this day is special for them, not you!

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out this form and we will get back to you with a parent permission slip. *You have until March 6 to answer the form.* Please be concise with your answers: https://forms.gle/rmqmq1hb8GgdHgMD9

Thanks!

Lia Carnes and Mrs. Weakland

Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are invited to sign-up on Naviance Student to visit with College Admission Representatives coming to Cannon School.  Students must get permission from their classroom teachers prior to attending an admissions event. Students who need assistance accessing their Naviance account or registering for college visits should contact their college counselor.

3/24:     University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Baylor University

“Everyone is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Be kind.  -Wendy Mass

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No birthdays. 

Charlotte Holliway demonstrated INTEGRITY when she alerted the makeup room proctor that her time was up and turned in her assessment (even though the proctor failed to notice the time was up).

Eliott Diskin displayed KINDNESS as he helped students in French work on a new program called Powtoon for presentations in French.

My name is Maddie Johnson and I’m a current senior! For my Capstone I’ll be discussing my experience with Trichotillomania and some healthy ways to manage stress that I’ve discovered over the past few years. I’ll be holding my event next Monday3/9 in The Cube during lunch! There will be cookies! If you have any questions please email me at mjohnson@cannonschool.org.

Short video from Student Council:

http:////drive.google.com/a/cannonschool.org/file/d/1T4pxFrw8x1kA6jheToVbUD2lkewXVBxe/view?usp=drivesdk.

From Sadie Miller:  Hi everyone! We are having a drive for the Concord Women’s Shelter, and would love donations of gently used clothing, feminine hygiene products, and paper products (toilet paper, paper towels, Etc.) It’s a great opportunity to clean out your closet and give your old clothes to a good cause, Bins are in the Atrium!

Hey Everyone!

For my capstone, I’m getting people together to make homework kits, stem kits, and sight word cards for Classroom Central, an organization that provides school supplies and wellness supplies to children in needs-based schools. I have volunteered with Classroom Central for about a year now, and it is a cause that is very near and dear to my heart.

This will be on March 4^th right after school in the library annex until 4:30. All of the supplies will be provided (and there will be snacks :))  I’d love to have you there! If you have any questions, feel free to email me vmaheswaran@cannonschool.org

Thanks!

-Vibha Maheswaran

March 9^th at 6:30 p.m.: College of Charleston, Clemson University and University of South Carolina will host a student information session for sophomores and juniors at the Crowne Plaza, 5700 Westpark Drive, Charlotte. Session will cover: admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, financial aid and scholar programs. Please register at sc.edu/admissions/infosession to attend.

Hey Everybody!

For my capstone, I am trying to recruit volunteers to help with Special Olympics, this coming spring. Special Olympics has always been an important part of my life; I started to help volunteer when I was in 5th grade with family friends and I have continued to go each year after that. It’s a special experience that I would love to share with our community, so I am looking for 20 volunteers to go with me! We will be going on April 9, which is a half-day. Since we will be missing actual school, we still have expectations for everyone interested in going.

1. You must be a Junior/Senior

2. You must have transportation

3. You must stay with your buddy until the games are over (around 1 pm), whether that be in the Olympic village, eating lunch (volunteers receive a free lunch), or walking around. If your buddy chooses to leave, we will find you another way to help.

4. Special Olympics has set a strict number of people we may bring, so please don’t sign up if you are worried that you may need to cancel or go out of town. *You must be committed to going!

5. Remember, this day is special for them, not you!

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out this form and we will get back to you with a parent permission slip. *You have until March 6 to answer the form.* Please be concise with your answers: https://forms.gle/rmqmq1hb8GgdHgMD9

Thanks!

Lia Carnes and Mrs. Weakland

Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are invited to sign-up on Naviance Student to visit with College Admission Representatives coming to Cannon School.  Students must get permission from their classroom teachers prior to attending an admissions event. Students who need assistance accessing their Naviance account or registering for college visits should contact their college counselor.

3/24:     University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Baylor University

“People may hear your words, but they feel your attitude.” -John C. Maxwell

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2/28: Mrs. Miller 

2/29: Isabella Friedli

3/1: Esther Burlington

Colin Gacek demonstrated TEAMWORK when reported that the heating system was not working in his English teacher’s classroom while she was away.

Josie Thillet showed PASSION as she helped one of her peers prepare for a Chemistry exam during her drop.

Abby Lowe, Isabella Friedli, Amaya King and Jackson Spiggle showed TEAMWORK as they offered to help pick up trash and take trays back to the dining hall.

Jaden Bradley, Josh Reid, Elijah Orminston, Marques Walker, Bella Edmondson, Alivia Calabrase and Natalie Ray showed TEAMWORK as they worked to clean up the junior hallway.

Halle Toya, Kadin Simmons, Todd Pelino, Josh Reid, Jessica Russell and Brooke Van Epps showed TEAMWORK as they helped clean up the sophomore hallway.

Leighton Evans, Ainsley Edmiston, Quentin Clarke, Morgan Brown, Charlotte Holliway and Sarah Little showed TEAMWORK as they helped clean up the freshman hallway.

***My name is Maddie Johnson and I’m a current senior! For my Capstone I’ll be discussing my experience with Trichotillomania and some healthy ways to manage stress that I’ve discovered over the past few years. I’ll be holding my event next Monday3/9 in The Cube during lunch! There will be cookies! If you have any questions please email me at mjohnson@cannonschool.org.

***Short video from Student Council:

http:////drive.google.com/a/cannonschool.org/file/d/1T4pxFrw8x1kA6jheToVbUD2lkewXVBxe/view?usp=drivesdk.

The Peer Support Team will be hosting a presentation on healthy relationships during lunch on Monday, March 2nd in the library annex.  Chrissy Stamey and Evan Essex will be leading us through conversations and information regarding this issue.  We would love to have you there!

From Sadie Miller:  Hi everyone! We are having a drive for the Concord Women’s Shelter, and would love donations of gently used clothing, feminine hygiene products, and paper products (toilet paper, paper towels, Etc.) It’s a great opportunity to clean out your closet and give your old clothes to a good cause, Bins are in the Atrium!

Hey Everyone!

For my capstone, I’m getting people together to make homework kits, stem kits, and sight word cards for Classroom Central, an organization that provides school supplies and wellness supplies to children in needs-based schools. I have volunteered with Classroom Central for about a year now, and it is a cause that is very near and dear to my heart.

This will be on March 4^th right after school in the library annex until 4:30. All of the supplies will be provided (and there will be snacks :))  I’d love to have you there! If you have any questions, feel free to email me vmaheswaran@cannonschool.org

Thanks!

-Vibha Maheswaran

March 9^th at 6:30 p.m.: College of Charleston, Clemson University and University of South Carolina will host a student information session for sophomores and juniors at the Crowne Plaza, 5700 Westpark Drive, Charlotte. Session will cover: admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, financial aid and scholar programs. Please register at sc.edu/admissions/infosession to attend.

Hey Everybody!

For my capstone, I am trying to recruit volunteers to help with Special Olympics, this coming spring. Special Olympics has always been an important part of my life; I started to help volunteer when I was in 5th grade with family friends and I have continued to go each year after that. It’s a special experience that I would love to share with our community, so I am looking for 20 volunteers to go with me! We will be going on April 9, which is a half-day. Since we will be missing actual school, we still have expectations for everyone interested in going.

1. You must be a Junior/Senior

2. You must have transportation

3. You must stay with your buddy until the games are over (around 1 pm), whether that be in the Olympic village, eating lunch (volunteers receive a free lunch), or walking around. If your buddy chooses to leave, we will find you another way to help.

4. Special Olympics has set a strict number of people we may bring, so please don’t sign up if you are worried that you may need to cancel or go out of town. *You must be committed to going!

5. Remember, this day is special for them, not you!

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out this form and we will get back to you with a parent permission slip. *You have until March 6 to answer the form.* Please be concise with your answers: https://forms.gle/rmqmq1hb8GgdHgMD9

Thanks!

Lia Carnes and Mrs. Weakland

Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are invited to sign-up on Naviance Student to visit with College Admission Representatives coming to Cannon School.  Students must get permission from their classroom teachers prior to attending an admissions event. Students who need assistance accessing their Naviance account or registering for college visits should contact their college counselor.

3/24:     University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Baylor University

“Diversity is not about how we differ. Diversity is about embracing one another’s uniqueness.” -Ola Joseph

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Ryan Chen

Michael Dickens displayed KINDNESS when, after other students walked past, he stayed behind to help a classmate clean up a spill so that they wouldn’t be late to their next class.

Giselle Rashid demonstrated KINDNESS when she held the door open for the rush of students heading to CPAC for Honor Council speeches Wednesday.

Sam Lack demonstrated KINDNESS when he took trays from the Commons to the cafeteria.

***The Peer Support Team will be hosting a presentation on healthy relationships during lunch on Monday, March 2nd in the library annex.  Chrissy Stamey and Evan Essex will be leading us through conversations and information regarding this issue.  We would love to have you there!

***From Sadie Miller:  Hi everyone! We are having a drive for the Concord Women’s Shelter, and would love donations of gently used clothing, feminine hygiene products, and paper products (toilet paper, paper towels, Etc.) It’s a great opportunity to clean out your closet and give your old clothes to a good cause, Bins are in the Atrium!

***The entire library is closed today from 8:15 am to 1:00 pm in order to host the Literature Defense program.

Hey Everyone!

For my capstone, I’m getting people together to make homework kits, stem kits, and sight word cards for Classroom Central, an organization that provides school supplies and wellness supplies to children in needs-based schools. I have volunteered with Classroom Central for about a year now, and it is a cause that is very near and dear to my heart.

This will be on March 4^th right after school in the library annex until 4:30. All of the supplies will be provided (and there will be snacks :))  I’d love to have you there! If you have any questions, feel free to email me vmaheswaran@cannonschool.org

Thanks!

-Vibha Maheswaran

Upper School students are not allowed to use the basketball hoops in the Middle School Rush Zone (near the MiLL). Thank you for your cooperation, and for respecting the Middle School’s space. 

***From Haley Gullett: Hi Everyone!!

For my capstone, I am working with the Academy of Goal achievers which is an organization that works to address education disparities here in the Charlotte area. Education equality is something I have been passionate about for a while now and I am happy to be able to work with an organization that works so hard to address these issues. I am having a bake sale and raffle TODAY in front of Foundation Hall. I will be raffling off gift cards from places such as viva chicken and smoothie king and some other items. Everything at the bake sale will be $1-2 and to enter the raffle, it will be $3 or you can bring in one of the following items:

-New or gently used carry on suitcases

-New Shower shoes (flip flops)

-New Towels

-New Bath cloths

-Unopened Soap/ body wash

-A pack of Socks

-Small first aid kit

-old/ new Flash light

-Shower caddy

-Unopened Lotion

-New Twin sheet set

-Unopened Toothpaste

-Unopened Toothbrush

These items and money raised will be used to create care packages for the organization’s graduating class who are going to college in the fall.

March 9^th at 6:30 p.m.: College of Charleston, Clemson University and University of South Carolina will host a student information session for sophomores and juniors at the Crowne Plaza, 5700 Westpark Drive, Charlotte. Session will cover: admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, financial aid and scholar programs. Please register at sc.edu/admissions/infosession to attend.

Hey Everybody!

For my capstone, I am trying to recruit volunteers to help with Special Olympics, this coming spring. Special Olympics has always been an important part of my life; I started to help volunteer when I was in 5th grade with family friends and I have continued to go each year after that. It’s a special experience that I would love to share with our community, so I am looking for 20 volunteers to go with me! We will be going on April 9, which is a half-day. Since we will be missing actual school, we still have expectations for everyone interested in going.

1. You must be a Junior/Senior

2. You must have transportation

3. You must stay with your buddy until the games are over (around 1 pm), whether that be in the Olympic village, eating lunch (volunteers receive a free lunch), or walking around. If your buddy chooses to leave, we will find you another way to help.

4. Special Olympics has set a strict number of people we may bring, so please don’t sign up if you are worried that you may need to cancel or go out of town. *You must be committed to going!

5. Remember, this day is special for them, not you!

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out this form and we will get back to you with a parent permission slip. *You have until March 6 to answer the form.* Please be concise with your answers: https://forms.gle/rmqmq1hb8GgdHgMD9

Thanks!

Lia Carnes and Mrs. Weakland

Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are invited to sign-up on Naviance Student to visit with College Admission Representatives coming to Cannon School.  Students must get permission from their classroom teachers prior to attending an admissions event. Students who need assistance accessing their Naviance account or registering for college visits should contact their college counselor.

3/24:     University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Baylor University

“I don’t want a Black History month. Black History is American History.” -Morgan Freeman

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Avery Watkins

***Hey Everyone!

For my capstone, I’m getting people together to make homework kits, stem kits, and sight word cards for Classroom Central, an organization that provides school supplies and wellness supplies to children in needs-based schools. I have volunteered with Classroom Central for about a year now, and it is a cause that is very near and dear to my heart.

This will be on March 4^th right after school in the library annex until 4:30. All of the supplies will be provided (and there will be snacks :))  I’d love to have you there! If you have any questions, feel free to email me vmaheswaran@cannonschool.org

Thanks!

-Vibha Maheswaran

***When you see Quentin Clarke, Claudia Joyce, Rebecca Jones, Rob Burlington, and Matthew Leonard, please congratulate them.  They will be serving our community next year as members of our Honor Council.

Upper School students are not allowed to use the basketball hoops in the Middle School Rush Zone (near the MiLL). Thank you for your cooperation, and for respecting the Middle School’s space. 

Hi Everyone!

For my capstone, I am working with the Academy of Goal achievers which is an organization that works to address education disparities here in the Charlotte area. Education equality is something I have been passionate about for a while now and I am happy to be able to work with an organization that works so hard to address these issues. I am having a bake sale and raffle on the 27th and the 28th ( this Thursday and Friday) in front of foundation hall. I will be raffling off gift cards from places such as viva chicken and smoothie king and some other items. Everything at the bake sale will be $1-2 and to enter the raffle, it will be $3 or you can bring in one of the following items:

-New or gently used carry on suitcases

-New Shower shoes (flip flops)

-New Towels

-New Bath cloths

-Unopened Soap/ body wash

-A pack of Socks

-Small first aid kit

-old/ new Flash light

-Shower caddy

-Unopened Lotion

-New Twin sheet set

-Unopened Toothpaste

-Unopened Toothbrush

These items and money raised will be used to create care packages for the organization’s graduating class who are going to college in the fall.

A Pinch of Soul Food truck will be on campus on Thursday. Please take a moment to read the stories behind owner/operator Alicia Pincham’s inspiration of cooking.

March 9^th at 6:30 p.m.: College of Charleston, Clemson University and University of South Carolina will host a student information session for sophomores and juniors at the Crowne Plaza, 5700 Westpark Drive, Charlotte. Session will cover: admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, financial aid and scholar programs. Please register at sc.edu/admissions/infosession to attend.

Hey Everybody!

For my capstone, I am trying to recruit volunteers to help with Special Olympics, this coming spring. Special Olympics has always been an important part of my life; I started to help volunteer when I was in 5th grade with family friends and I have continued to go each year after that. It’s a special experience that I would love to share with our community, so I am looking for 20 volunteers to go with me! We will be going on April 9, which is a half-day. Since we will be missing actual school, we still have expectations for everyone interested in going.

1. You must be a Junior/Senior

2. You must have transportation

3. You must stay with your buddy until the games are over (around 1 pm), whether that be in the Olympic village, eating lunch (volunteers receive a free lunch), or walking around. If your buddy chooses to leave, we will find you another way to help.

4. Special Olympics has set a strict number of people we may bring, so please don’t sign up if you are worried that you may need to cancel or go out of town. *You must be committed to going!

5. Remember, this day is special for them, not you!

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out this form and we will get back to you with a parent permission slip. *You have until March 6 to answer the form.* Please be concise with your answers: https://forms.gle/rmqmq1hb8GgdHgMD9

Thanks!

Lia Carnes and Mrs. Weakland

Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are invited to sign-up on Naviance Student to visit with College Admission Representatives coming to Cannon School.  Students must get permission from their classroom teachers prior to attending an admissions event. Students who need assistance accessing their Naviance account or registering for college visits should contact their college counselor.

3/24:     University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Baylor University

“Where there is no vision, there is no hope.” -George Washington Carver

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Amelia Ferris

Brody Schleck demonstrated INTEGRITY by returning a missing set of airpods to their rightful owner.

Will Freidinger and Aidan Finn showed TEAMWORK as they helped carry a table and set up chairs in Foundation Hall.

***Upper School students are not allowed to use the basketball hoops in the Middle School Rush Zone (near the MiLL). Thank you for your cooperation, and for respecting the Middle School’s space. 

***Hi Everyone!

For my capstone, I am working with the Academy of Goal achievers which is an organization that works to address education disparities here in the Charlotte area. Education equality is something I have been passionate about for a while now and I am happy to be able to work with an organization that works so hard to address these issues. I am having a bake sale and raffle on the 27th and the 28th ( this Thursday and Friday) in front of foundation hall. I will be raffling off gift cards from places such as viva chicken and smoothie king and some other items. Everything at the bake sale will be $1-2 and to enter the raffle, it will be $3 or you can bring in one of the following items:

-New or gently used carry on suitcases

-New Shower shoes (flip flops)

-New Towels

-New Bath cloths

-Unopened Soap/ body wash

-A pack of Socks

-Small first aid kit

-old/ new Flash light

-Shower caddy

-Unopened Lotion

-New Twin sheet set

-Unopened Toothpaste

-Unopened Toothbrush

These items and money raised will be used to create care packages for the organization’s graduating class who are going to college in the fall.

A Pinch of Soul Food truck will be on campus on Thursday. Please take a moment to read the stories behind owner/operator Alicia Pincham’s inspiration of cooking.

March 9^th at 6:30 p.m.: College of Charleston, Clemson University and University of South Carolina will host a student information session for sophomores and juniors at the Crowne Plaza, 5700 Westpark Drive, Charlotte. Session will cover: admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, financial aid and scholar programs. Please register at sc.edu/admissions/infosession to attend.

Hey Everybody!

For my capstone, I am trying to recruit volunteers to help with Special Olympics, this coming spring. Special Olympics has always been an important part of my life; I started to help volunteer when I was in 5th grade with family friends and I have continued to go each year after that. It’s a special experience that I would love to share with our community, so I am looking for 20 volunteers to go with me! We will be going on April 9, which is a half-day. Since we will be missing actual school, we still have expectations for everyone interested in going.

1. You must be a Junior/Senior

2. You must have transportation

3. You must stay with your buddy until the games are over (around 1 pm), whether that be in the Olympic village, eating lunch (volunteers receive a free lunch), or walking around. If your buddy chooses to leave, we will find you another way to help.

4. Special Olympics has set a strict number of people we may bring, so please don’t sign up if you are worried that you may need to cancel or go out of town. *You must be committed to going!

5. Remember, this day is special for them, not you!

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out this form and we will get back to you with a parent permission slip. *You have until March 6 to answer the form.* Please be concise with your answers: https://forms.gle/rmqmq1hb8GgdHgMD9

Thanks!

Lia Carnes and Mrs. Weakland

Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are invited to sign-up on Naviance Student to visit with College Admission Representatives coming to Cannon School.  Students must get permission from their classroom teachers prior to attending an admissions event. Students who need assistance accessing their Naviance account or registering for college visits should contact their college counselor.

3/24:     University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Baylor University

“We will always have STEM with us. Some things will drop out of the public eye and will go away, but there will always be science, engineering, and technology. And there will always, always be mathematics.” -Katherine Johnson

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No birthdays. 

Thomas Coffey demonstrated INTEGRITY when he alerted a teacher that student grades were being projected in the classroom.

Mahesh Vankineni displayed KINDNESS as he offered to help take trays to the dining hall.

***A Pinch of Soul Food truck will be on campus on Thursday. Please take a moment to read the stories behind owner/operator Alicia Pincham’s inspiration of cooking.

***Please use the link below to vote for Jaden Bradley as Charlotte Observer Boys’ Basketball Player of The Week:  https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/high-school/article240575216.html

March 9^th at 6:30 p.m.: College of Charleston, Clemson University and University of South Carolina will host a student information session for sophomores and juniors at the Crowne Plaza, 5700 Westpark Drive, Charlotte. Session will cover: admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, financial aid and scholar programs. Please register at sc.edu/admissions/infosession to attend.

Hey Everybody!

For my capstone, I am trying to recruit volunteers to help with Special Olympics, this coming spring. Special Olympics has always been an important part of my life; I started to help volunteer when I was in 5th grade with family friends and I have continued to go each year after that. It’s a special experience that I would love to share with our community, so I am looking for 20 volunteers to go with me! We will be going on April 9, which is a half-day. Since we will be missing actual school, we still have expectations for everyone interested in going.

1. You must be a Junior/Senior

2. You must have transportation

3. You must stay with your buddy until the games are over (around 1 pm), whether that be in the Olympic village, eating lunch (volunteers receive a free lunch), or walking around. If your buddy chooses to leave, we will find you another way to help.

4. Special Olympics has set a strict number of people we may bring, so please don’t sign up if you are worried that you may need to cancel or go out of town. *You must be committed to going!

5. Remember, this day is special for them, not you!

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out this form and we will get back to you with a parent permission slip. *You have until March 6 to answer the form.* Please be concise with your answers: https://forms.gle/rmqmq1hb8GgdHgMD9

Thanks!

Lia Carnes and Mrs. Weakland

Let’s clear the air and protect what we love! Drop in for an evening of aerial yoga and environmental awareness. This event will take place on Saturday, February 22 at The Yoga Cove Concord. All are welcome! We will be hosting 4 sessions, starting at 5:00, 5:30, 6:00, and 6:30 pm. Admission price is $12 for one 30 minute session. The funds from this event will be donated to Sustain Charlotte, a local non-profit that supports and inspires our world’s citizens to live healthy, sustainable lives. We hope you will consider joining us! To register, click on the link below:

https://forms.gle/DWLbJtQnHX2dmo5DA

Together, we can make a world of difference.

Fondly,

Emily Busby and Sara Trufant

ebusby@cannonschool.org

satrufant@cannonschool.org

Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are invited to sign-up on Naviance Student to visit with College Admission Representatives coming to Cannon School.  Students must get permission from their classroom teachers prior to attending an admissions event. Students who need assistance accessing their Naviance account or registering for college visits should contact their college counselor.

2/25:     University of Alabama in Huntsville

3/24:     University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Baylor University

“There’s power in naming yourself, in proclaiming to the world that this is who you are, wielding this power is often a difficult step for many transgender people because it’s also a very visible one. -Janet Mock

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No birthdays. 

John Besh showed tremendous COURAGE and PASSION when he emailed Mr. Jones to advise him to cancel school last week.

Will Butow, Fen Cleveland, Anna Dula, Chase Erdin, Jonah Feeley, Kenlee Griffin, Madison Kirby, Ella Kungl, Joseph Levy, Max McDermott, Emilie Reese, Josh Robinette, and Nolan Stern all demonstrated RESPECT and general awesomeness when they participated in a class discussion on a difficult topic with maturity and intelligence.

***Please use the link below to vote for Jaden Bradley as Charlotte Observer Boys’ Basketball Player of The Week:  https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/high-school/article240575216.html

Attention Model UN members- please attend our MUNday meeting during lunch today (02/24) in the library annex to hear from our members who are going to NYC.  We will discuss conference prep and resolution writing.

House Humanitas will be hosting another Ping Pong Tournament. Please look for Drake Griffith or Rob Trufant in the halls tomorrow (20th) during choice to sign up. The buy in is $3 and half the money collected will go to the winner ($35 minimum cash prize). The more players equals a high prize.

Email hleatherman@cannonschool.org to sign up if you do not find Rob or Drake.

March 9^th at 6:30 p.m.: College of Charleston, Clemson University and University of South Carolina will host a student information session for sophomores and juniors at the Crowne Plaza, 5700 Westpark Drive, Charlotte. Session will cover: admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, financial aid and scholar programs. Please register at sc.edu/admissions/infosession to attend.

Hey Everybody!

For my capstone, I am trying to recruit volunteers to help with Special Olympics, this coming spring. Special Olympics has always been an important part of my life; I started to help volunteer when I was in 5th grade with family friends and I have continued to go each year after that. It’s a special experience that I would love to share with our community, so I am looking for 20 volunteers to go with me! We will be going on April 9, which is a half-day. Since we will be missing actual school, we still have expectations for everyone interested in going.

1. You must be a Junior/Senior

2. You must have transportation

3. You must stay with your buddy until the games are over (around 1 pm), whether that be in the Olympic village, eating lunch (volunteers receive a free lunch), or walking around. If your buddy chooses to leave, we will find you another way to help.

4. Special Olympics has set a strict number of people we may bring, so please don’t sign up if you are worried that you may need to cancel or go out of town. *You must be committed to going!

5. Remember, this day is special for them, not you!

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out this form and we will get back to you with a parent permission slip. *You have until March 6 to answer the form.* Please be concise with your answers: https://forms.gle/rmqmq1hb8GgdHgMD9

Thanks!

Lia Carnes and Mrs. Weakland

Let’s clear the air and protect what we love! Drop in for an evening of aerial yoga and environmental awareness. This event will take place on Saturday, February 22 at The Yoga Cove Concord. All are welcome! We will be hosting 4 sessions, starting at 5:00, 5:30, 6:00, and 6:30 pm. Admission price is $12 for one 30 minute session. The funds from this event will be donated to Sustain Charlotte, a local non-profit that supports and inspires our world’s citizens to live healthy, sustainable lives. We hope you will consider joining us! To register, click on the link below:

https://forms.gle/DWLbJtQnHX2dmo5DA

Together, we can make a world of difference.

Fondly,

Emily Busby and Sara Trufant

ebusby@cannonschool.org

satrufant@cannonschool.org

Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are invited to sign-up on Naviance Student to visit with College Admission Representatives coming to Cannon School.  Students must get permission from their classroom teachers prior to attending an admissions event. Students who need assistance accessing their Naviance account or registering for college visits should contact their college counselor.

2/24:     East Carolina University

2/25:     University of Alabama in Huntsville

3/24:     University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Baylor University

“Don’t try to lessen yourself for the world; let the world catch up to you.” -Beyonce

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Carly Martin

Nathan Campbell demonstrated INTEGRITY when he found and turned in a lost phone and wallet.

Amaya King, Alicia Equan, and Maya Goldsberry demonstrated PASSION by leading the entire school in a Black History month activity.

***House Humanitas will be hosting another Ping Pong Tournament. Please look for Drake Griffith or Rob Trufant in the halls tomorrow (20th) during choice to sign up. The buy in is $3 and half the money collected will go to the winner ($35 minimum cash prize). The more players equals a high prize.

Email hleatherman@cannonschool.org to sign up if you do not find Rob or Drake.

***March 9^th at 6:30 p.m.: College of Charleston, Clemson University and University of South Carolina will host a student information session for sophomores and juniors at the Crowne Plaza, 5700 Westpark Drive, Charlotte. Session will cover: admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, financial aid and scholar programs. Please register at sc.edu/admissions/infosession to attend.

The Student Council is hosting an End-Of-Trimester Party this Friday, February 21st before school in the Commons. There will be music and free doughnuts. Stop by and enjoy some fun times with your friends!

Hey Everybody!

For my capstone, I am trying to recruit volunteers to help with Special Olympics, this coming spring. Special Olympics has always been an important part of my life; I started to help volunteer when I was in 5th grade with family friends and I have continued to go each year after that. It’s a special experience that I would love to share with our community, so I am looking for 20 volunteers to go with me! We will be going on April 9, which is a half-day. Since we will be missing actual school, we still have expectations for everyone interested in going.

1. You must be a Junior/Senior

2. You must have transportation

3. You must stay with your buddy until the games are over (around 1 pm), whether that be in the Olympic village, eating lunch (volunteers receive a free lunch), or walking around. If your buddy chooses to leave, we will find you another way to help.

4. Special Olympics has set a strict number of people we may bring, so please don’t sign up if you are worried that you may need to cancel or go out of town. *You must be committed to going!

5. Remember, this day is special for them, not you!

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out this form and we will get back to you with a parent permission slip. *You have until March 6 to answer the form.* Please be concise with your answers: https://forms.gle/rmqmq1hb8GgdHgMD9

Thanks!

Lia Carnes and Mrs. Weakland

Freshman, Sophomores, and Juniors:  Election season is beginning!  If you live a life of HONOR and would like to help Cannon School’s Honor Council, please stop by to meet with either Ms. Beth Lineberger or Dean Booker to discuss this opportunity.  Speeches need to be submitted by February 21^st at 4pm.

Let’s clear the air and protect what we love! Drop in for an evening of aerial yoga and environmental awareness. This event will take place on Saturday, February 22 at The Yoga Cove Concord. All are welcome! We will be hosting 4 sessions, starting at 5:00, 5:30, 6:00, and 6:30 pm. Admission price is $12 for one 30 minute session. The funds from this event will be donated to Sustain Charlotte, a local non-profit that supports and inspires our world’s citizens to live healthy, sustainable lives. We hope you will consider joining us! To register, click on the link below:

https://forms.gle/DWLbJtQnHX2dmo5DA

Together, we can make a world of difference.

Fondly,

Emily Busby and Sara Trufant

ebusby@cannonschool.org

satrufant@cannonschool.org

Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are invited to sign-up on Naviance Student to visit with College Admission Representatives coming to Cannon School.  Students must get permission from their classroom teachers prior to attending an admissions event. Students who need assistance accessing their Naviance account or registering for college visits should contact their college counselor.

2/24:     East Carolina University

2/25:     University of Alabama in Huntsville

3/24:     University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Baylor University

“Bringing the gifts that my ancestors gave, I am the dream and the hope of the slave.  I rise. I rise. I rise.”

-Maya Angelou

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Caroline Mills

Morgan Teifer

Mrs. Hylton

Mr. Smith 

***March 9^th at 6:30 p.m.: College of Charleston, Clemson University and University of South Carolina will host a student information session for sophomores and juniors at the Crowne Plaza, 5700 Westpark Drive, Charlotte. Session will cover: admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, financial aid and scholar programs. Please register at sc.edu/admissions/infosession to attend.

The Student Council is hosting an End-Of-Trimester Party this Friday, February 21st before school in the Commons. There will be music and free doughnuts. Stop by and enjoy some fun times with your friends!

Hey Everybody!

For my capstone, I am trying to recruit volunteers to help with Special Olympics, this coming spring. Special Olympics has always been an important part of my life; I started to help volunteer when I was in 5th grade with family friends and I have continued to go each year after that. It’s a special experience that I would love to share with our community, so I am looking for 20 volunteers to go with me! We will be going on April 9, which is a half-day. Since we will be missing actual school, we still have expectations for everyone interested in going.

1. You must be a Junior/Senior

2. You must have transportation

3. You must stay with your buddy until the games are over (around 1 pm), whether that be in the Olympic village, eating lunch (volunteers receive a free lunch), or walking around. If your buddy chooses to leave, we will find you another way to help.

4. Special Olympics has set a strict number of people we may bring, so please don’t sign up if you are worried that you may need to cancel or go out of town. *You must be committed to going!

5. Remember, this day is special for them, not you!

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out this form and we will get back to you with a parent permission slip. *You have until March 6 to answer the form.* Please be concise with your answers: https://forms.gle/rmqmq1hb8GgdHgMD9

Thanks!

Lia Carnes and Mrs. Weakland

Freshman, Sophomores, and Juniors:  Election season is beginning!  If you live a life of HONOR and would like to help Cannon School’s Honor Council, please stop by to meet with either Ms. Beth Lineberger or Dean Booker to discuss this opportunity.  Speeches need to be submitted by February 21^st at 4pm.

Let’s clear the air and protect what we love! Drop in for an evening of aerial yoga and environmental awareness. This event will take place on Saturday, February 22 at The Yoga Cove Concord. All are welcome! We will be hosting 4 sessions, starting at 5:00, 5:30, 6:00, and 6:30 pm. Admission price is $12 for one 30 minute session. The funds from this event will be donated to Sustain Charlotte, a local non-profit that supports and inspires our world’s citizens to live healthy, sustainable lives. We hope you will consider joining us! To register, click on the link below:

https://forms.gle/DWLbJtQnHX2dmo5DA

Together, we can make a world of difference.

Fondly,

Emily Busby and Sara Trufant

ebusby@cannonschool.org

satrufant@cannonschool.org

Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are invited to sign-up on Naviance Student to visit with College Admission Representatives coming to Cannon School.  Students must get permission from their classroom teachers prior to attending an admissions event. Students who need assistance accessing their Naviance account or registering for college visits should contact their college counselor.

2/24:     East Carolina University

2/25:     University of Alabama in Huntsville

3/24:     University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Baylor University