” The one who follows the crowd will usually get no further than the crowd. The one who walks alone, is likely to find himself in places that no one has ever seen.”- Albert Einstein
Day 5 schedule no Drops
- Student life 10:20-11:15 Whats your Red Rubber Ball Activity in advisory
- Birthdays: none today
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Cougar News
Core Value
Shout out to all those who contributed to the Step Up Community meeting yesterday. Great TEAMWORK.
Shout out to David Shaw, Steven Bennett , Patrick Hunter, Eric Ruddy, and Joe Trojan for helping Jack jump start his car. Way to show KINDNESS and TEAMWORK.
Proclamations
There will be a H.E.A.L meeting this Friday. HEAL stands for Help, Empowerment, and Advocacy for Ladies. We are meeting this Friday during Student Choice in Mrs. Huffman’s room. please join
Dress in green on Friday.
Friday is Green day! wear all of the green attired you have in honor of recycling.
FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY IS here!
Proteins!
Tzatziki-Tossed Chicken
Cool and tangy, this southern take on a
Classic Greek
marinade will have your mouth
Sister love
watering… $7 Plate $3.50 Ala Carte
Kentucky-Style Steak
Tender cuts of Beef marinated in a blend
of spices, grilled to perfection…
$7.50 Plate $4 Ala Carte
Chili-infused Calamari
Freshly grilled Calamari marinated in a
Serrano Chili infused olive oil… $7.50
Plate $4 Ala Carte
Glazes!
All kabobs come with choice of glaze
brushed on, additional sides are available
Students working outside and enjoying the lovely sunshine.
upon request…
Orange Teriyaki
A sweet and tangy classic, with a twist
Brainstorming about the Truman Show and its deeper meanings!
of citrus…
Roasted Red Coulis
A rich and savory glaze with a mildly
spicy finish…
Dijon Caramel
Thick, sweet and creamy “melt in your
mouth” caramel…
All Kabobs are skewered with a series of fresh zucchini, yellow
squash and cherry tomatoes; then grilled on an open flame
and coated with glaze of your choice!
Served on a grilled Greek pita stuffed with Spanish rice and a
cucumber salad or ala carte
English students discuss characters and their significance in the movie.
There will be a Math Competition on Tuesday, November 18, 2014 in Mr. Scurlock’s room during lunch. It will start promptly at 11:22 AM. You can win iTunes gift cards just by attending.Teams of three people are allowed to enter the competition. Come join!
Students are invited to participate in the second annual International Festival!
WHAT EXACTLY IS THE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL?
The festival is a celebration of the many cultures that form the Upper School. Students are invited to represent a country of their heritage or a country close to their “heart.”
WHEN IS THE FESTIVAL?
The festival is scheduled for Friday, November 21st during student life (10:20 – 11:15) in Taylor Hall
Mr. Dunn working quietly in his room.
WHAT EXACTLY DO I HAVE TO DO?
Josh pauses for the camera.
This year’s theme focuses on the festivals and holidays of a country. Students are asked to share the details and practices that define the
festivals and/or holidays. Below are some ideas to consider:
- The flag of your country
- Photographs
- Arts and Crafts
- Artifacts
- Music
- Traditional clothing
- Foods (with ingredients listed)
MAY I WORK WITH A FRIEND?
Certainly! You may work on your own or, if you prefer, work with a friend.
Jo Jo studying in the lounge.
WHAT COUNTRIES ARE REPRESENTED SO FAR?
Countries already represented include:
Argentina,Bahamas,Chile,China,Colombia,Costa Rica,Finland,France,Guatamala,India,Jamaica,La República Dominicana,Mexico,Nicaragua,Panamá,Perú,Poland,Puerto Rico,Serbia,South Korea,Spain,Switzerland,Uruguay .A country may be represented by more than one team.
HOW CAN I PARTICIPATE?
If you are interested in representing a country, please email Mr. Kmidowski with the following information:
- Your name
- Your country you will represent
Cannon Theater Company is excited to present the first ever theater production to be performed in the Cannon Performing Arts Center! “Hay Fever” is a play about a hilariously dysfunctional family in 1920s London, and was performed to uproarious laughter this 
past weekend at the North Carolina Theater Conference. Our performances at Cannon will feature a few extra scenes and songs, as well as a brief presentation by sophomore Sara Serulneck on the playwright Noel Coward. Come join us next week Thurs Nov 13, Fri Nov 14, and Sat Nov 15 @ 7:00pm-8:30pm.
“FCA is going to the Operation Christmas Child packaging center on Friday, December 19 from 10-4. If you are interested email Taylor Stevanovski at tstevanovski@cannonschool.org as soon as you can as only 15 spots are available.”
After school events
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Seniors work together in their lounge
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Students working diligently to get our new tank up and running.
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