Our students got creative in finding ways to carry their books for “Anything but a Backpack Day”.
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
Anything but a backpack day
The CNE Track Team will be hosting a Kickball Tournament for one of our favorite coaches, Liz Benjamin. Saturday Nov. 6, 2021 10:00 am until completion CNEAA Sports Complex Register Below: https://forms.gle/G1QgCkptFDo8mQw39
over 3 years ago, CNE Athletics
Kickball Tournament Flyer
Mrs. Price's Literacy Tidbit for Thursday!
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
What do Mrs. Price and Mrs. Reinke have in common besides a degree in Physical Education? Horror, thrillers, and scary tales are not their favorite, however, they don't want to be left out of the reading tidbits. So, here is a quick story from Mrs. Price. When she was a teenager, her mom was reading The Shining by Stephen King with a neighbor. It scared them so much that neither one of them could read the book at night. Maybe that's why many of Stephen King's books have been made into horror movies that are now considered classics.
Mr. Jelley traveled to Indianapolis with 25 students for the National FFA Convention. The students will spend 3 days at the convention immersed in FFA activities.
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
Mr. Jelley traveled to Indianapolis with 25 students for the National FFA Convention. The students will spend 3 days at the convention immersed in FFA activities.
Students in Mr. Taktak's 3D Modeling Class designed, printed, and built working candy dispensers using the school's 3D printers.
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
Students with their 3d printed candy dispenser.
Students in Ms. Salzl’s art classes read “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe and then drew their interpretations of the piece. A great combination of literacy and art!
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
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Mrs. Price's Spooky Reading Tidbit for Wednesday, October 27th!
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
If you like to be startled or intrigued ( not terrified ), then you may like these authors. Ms. Cummins likes to read Roald Dahl's Book of Ghost Stories. Mrs. Comisar prefers a mystery, so she recommended anything from the Nancy Drew Series by Carolyn Keene or From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by E.L. Konigsburg. For those of you who like things a little more twisted, then you may like Mrs. Cicchinelli's recommendation of The Lottery by Shirley Jackson or anything from Ms. Campbell's favorite author, Dean Koontz.
Congratulations to the Marching Rockets for tonight’s amazing showcase! It was an awesome performance that capped off a great fall season!
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
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Tomorrow's Spirit Week Theme is "Class Colors" Freshman - Purple Sophomores - Green Juniors - Orange Seniors - Black
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
Tomorrow's Spirit Week Theme is "Class Colors" Freshman - Purple Sophomores - Green Juniors - Orange Seniors - Black
Mrs. Price's Spooky Reading Tidbit for Tuesday!
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
When asked who one of their favorite horror or suspense authors were, Mrs. Stegemann, Ms. Cummins, and Mr. Thompson named Stephen King. Ms. Cummins recommends reading The Shining. Christine was Mrs. Stegemann's recommendation, while Mr. Thompson promotes Salem's Lot or It. Remember, Stephen King's books are usually way scarier than the movies that are made from them.
This week Mrs. Price will be sharing spooking literacy tidbits! Happy Monday!
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
What do Ms. Salzl, Ms. Miller, Mrs. Cicchinelli, Mr. Thompson, and Baltimore have in common? The answer is Edgar Allen Poe is their favorite creepy author. So if you are interested in a spooky suspense short story or poem, check these out. The Tell-Tale Heart, The Raven, The Masque of the Red Death, The Pit and the Pendulum, and The Cask of Amontillado. I mentioned Baltimore today because their football team was named after Poe's poem The Raven and to shout WHO DEY !
Don't forget our Spirit Week kicks off tomorrow with "Meme Day"! Be sure to join in the fun!
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
Spirit Week Flyer 10-25
Congratulations to our 1st Quarter Honor Roll students!
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
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We will have a Spirit Week next week. We hope everyone joins in the fun!
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
Spirit Week Flyer 10-25
Students in Ms. Elliott's and Ms. Nazzarine's 3rd bell English working hard with their groups analyzing and interpreting infographics.
over 3 years ago, Scott Houp
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Hey Rockets! Aubrey Rack is up for small school girls soccer player this week! Summit Northup is also up for Cross Country! Vote once per device every hour until Friday! Vote at https://bit.ly/2ZfSmdo
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
The Link Crew Leaders checked-in with our 9th graders during English class today. They provided strategies for having a successful freshman year and led the students in team building activities. A great way to start the 2nd Quarter!
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
Link Crew Leaders meeting with English 9 students
Winter Athletics for grades 7-12 will be starting up soon. Athletes are required to be "green" on Final Forms and have an active physical on file before official practices start. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MKPW8H3_GosIykB89Wc7YtEUQbr3VzvplpU-0fozbHI/edit?usp=sharing
over 3 years ago, CNE Athletics
How you can support your child in literacy - Wednesday, October 20th at 7p. Presenters will share information on how people read in their career field and why reading is such a vital skill to have in that profession. More information can be found at https://bit.ly/3p8g06s
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
Have you ever wondered why you would need to support your child in literacy, especially reading, at the high school level? Has your student ever said, “why do I need to be a proficient reader once I leave high school?" Are you curious about the importance of reading in the military or other career opportunities? If you have been asked any of these questions or are just curious about what literacy looks like in high school, please join us for this informative event - Why is reading important now and in the future? The virtual event will take place Wednesday, October 20th at 7p. A Zoom link will be shared on the night of the presentation. Schedule of Events 7:00 pm -7:05 pm Intro to program/event 7:05 pm -7:30 pm Breakout sessions with presenters (breakout rooms) 7:30 pm -7:40 pm Library services presentation (everyone together) 7:40 pm - Exit Survey (fabulous prize will be drawn from completed surveys) 7:45 pm – Event concludes Presenters: Lori Carter - Assistant director of admissions for UC Clermont College Tracy Beller - Global Recruitment Sourcing Director Doc Rivers - Petty Officer First Class Each presenter will share information on how people read in their career field and why reading is such a vital skill to have in that profession. Please contact Mrs. Price with any questions – price_b@cneschools.org
Students in Mrs. Hilderbrand's Algebra I class writing how they can use each of our Tier 2 Academic Vocabulary Words in their class.
over 3 years ago, T.J. Glassmeyer
Students writing how vocab words can be used in Algebra I
Tier 2 Vocab List