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Daily Bulletin
January 9, 2015 -- Friday
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Wday
DON”T FORGET TO GRAB A BREAKFAST AND GO!
Parent access to student grades
View grades online at Skyward.
Come in school office to gain
access. Everyone must produce
photo identification.
Please visit our website at
http://cmhs.levyschools.org
to view more information about
our calendar and events.
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FCA NEWS
Meet in Mrs. Mack’s
Room every Thursday
morning at 7:40
This is such a great program for our school. Please remind students to grab a
breakfast in order for us to continue to provide this free service.
Upcoming Events
Jan. 8 Middle School Boys Basketball-Ft. White
Home
5:00/6:30
Softball Meeting (9th-12th graders) Thursday January 8th @ 3pm at CMHS Auditorium for
those interested in trying out.
Middle School girls’ softball physicals are due to be turned in at the Middle School Office
to Mrs. Brock this Friday January 9th @ 3pm.
Jan. 9 Union County JVB/VG/VB
Away
Jan. 9 Middle School Boys Basketball-Lake Butler Away
5:00/6:30/3:15
5:00/6:30/3:15
January 12-16 REBOUND WEEK (for more information see page 2)
Jan. 10
Sante Fe JVB/VB
6:00/7:30
Math Tutoring
Jan. 12
Middle School Boys Basketball PK Yonge
Home
5:00/6:30
Monday/Wednesday
Jan. 13
Middle School Boys Basketball Ruth Rains
Home
5:00/6:30
Jan. 13
Dixie
Mrs. Plemmons classroom
Tuesday/Thursday
Dr. Mitchell’s classroom
NEWS
4:30/6:00/7:30
January 14, 2015 Early Release
January 14, 2015-Congratulate Bill Reiff, Ricky Kidd, Stephanie Hathcox, Dilan Jones Morgan
Jones, and Trina Tolentino they are travelling to Ponte Vedra to compete in the state
championship for our High Q conference.
Middle School Yearbook
Middle school yearbooks are
now for sale. The cost of the
yearbook is $20. See Mrs.
Beauchamp if you have any
questions.
JVB/VG/VB
Jan. 15
Newberry JVG/VVB/VB/VB Away 3:30/5:00/6:30/8:00
Jan. 15
Middle School Boys Basketball Williston
Jan. 16
Williston JVG/VG/VB
Home
2:30/5:00
5:00/6:30
4:30/6:007:30
January 19, 2015 M.L. King Day-No School
Jan. 20
Jan. 23
Bronson JVG/VB
Trenton JVG/VG/VB
5:30/7:30
away
3:30/5:00/6:30/8:00
2:40/5:20
January 23, 2015 Report Cards
WILL BE HOSTING A BOOKFAIR
DURING LITERACY WEEK FROM
JANUARY 26-30.
PLEASE STOP BY AND SUPPORT
YOUR SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER.
All Proceeds Will Go Towards
The Purchase Of New Books.
Jan. 26
Lafayette JVG/VB
6:00/7:30
Jan. 23, 27, & 29
SMAC Tournament
Williston
Jan. 27
Bronson JVG/VB
away
5:30/7:30
Jan. 27-31
Girls District tournament (Newberry)
TBD
Jan. 30
Lafayette JVG/VB away
7:30
Feb. 3-7
Boys District tournament (Williston)
6:00
TBD
4:30
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January 28, 2015 Early Release
THE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA CENTERS--WILL BE HOSTING A BOOKFAIR DURING LITERACY WEEK
FROM JANUARY 26-30. PLEASE STOP BY AND SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER. All Proceeds Will Go
Towards The Purchase Of New Books
February 2, 2015 No School-District In-service
February 25
SAT
CMHS will celebrate our basketball programs with Rebound Week. We encourage our students and staff to support our
middle school, JV and Varsity basketball programs during the remainder of their seasons.
Dress Up Days are as follows:
Mon- Dynamic Duo (matching outfits)
Tues- Indians goin’ on a bear hunt (Wear Camo to school) varsity games against Dixie Cty.
Wed-Decades Day (9-12: wear your class decade – 6-8: dress from any decade)
Thurs- Prep out the Panthers (wear preppy clothes) varsity games against Newberry
Fri- Rock N’ Roll the Devils (wear rock-n-roll gear) varsity games against Williston
We will also have a Deck the Halls competition for grades 9-12. Each grade level will be asked to decorate a hallway on
campus. Decorating will be Wednesday, Jan 14 from 12-3:30 with judging at 3:45. There will be no decorating during the
school day. Class sponsors should plan to spend the afternoon with their students during the deck the halls competition.
SGA is not responsible for adult supervision.
9th grade- Math Bldg. hallway- 50’s
10th grade- Multipurpose bldg. hallway (English/Science)-future
11th grade-Multipurpose bldg. hallway (Band)- 20s
12th grade- Main Office- 60s/70s (hippies)
A pep rally is scheduled for grades 9-12 on Wednesday also during 6th pd. Teachers should take roll for their 6th pd class
and then report to the gym. Wednesday is an early release day.
Congratulations to December Student of the Month
Emily Hallman is one of the most enthusiastic learners I've had the pleasure of teaching two years in a row. As a learner,
she focuses on the day's tasks, takes notes, and doesn't take time for granted. She may be the only student that organizes
her tasks prior to missing class. As a peer, Emily is thoughtful and provides students with meaningful interpretations of the
tasks to help them form their own rationales. I enjoy her unique perspectives on motivation and effort. She seems like she
never has a bad day, never needs a break, never whines to me about the complexity of the task-she keeps her head up and
pushes through.
- Caroline
Kohn 8th grader is student of the month for Chiefland Middle Student of the Month
for December. Caroline is quiet, polite, always respectful. She is very pleasant young lady to be around. Absolute joy to
have in class and at Chiefland Middle School.
Congratulations to Mrs. Flemming for being the December Teacher of the Month. Our Leadership
students wrote this about her:
Mrs. Flemming is always working really hard to make sure her students “get it.” She views
everyone the same and gives everyone equal opportunity. She is a great person all-around.
Another student shared:She always makes sure everyone understands something and will go above
and beyond what is needed to make sure of it. She keep us on our feet with different testing and
studying techniques.
CMHS Mission Statement
We, the faculty of CMHS, believe our purpose is to challenge and prepare students to become productive,
responsible citizens. We will encourage students within a caring and challenging community to set achievable2
goals and strive to reach these goals through personal excellence.
Scholarship Opportunity
The Law Firm of Ayo and Iken, a Florida law firm helping people with divorce and custody issues
recognizes parents who co-parent their children despite the hardships of a separated household.
Parents that successfully prioritize the best interests of their children should be recognized. We
would like the children of those parents to be a success in life and recognize the outstanding example
of parenting shown by their mothers and fathers.
The Law Firm of Ayo and Iken, would like to help Florida high school seniors who have lived in a
divided household from which two parents strive to maintain respect for each other as an ongoing
concern while caring for their children. Two winners, selected by a committee of child custody
attorneys, will each be awarded a $1,000 scholarship to be used toward their first year of college. The
deadline to apply for the scholarship is May 1st, 2015.
If your parents:
 Are permanently separated or divorced
 Communicate openly and positively
 Join together to continue showing you love
 Work together in your best interest
Then we want to hear from you
Eligibility:
 Must be attending senior year of a Florida high
school
 Plans to attend post-high school education
 Lives in a household separated by a divorce
 Other criteria as listed below
Scholarship Requirements:
You must write a 2000 minimum word essay describing how your parents continue to work together despite
being part of a separated household. Your essay must describe in detail how your parents overcame obstacles
and remained excellent role models.
Selection of Winner: The winning essay shall be selected by a committee of child custody attorneys. The
winning essay shall have individual names removed and then will be published online in a special section of
our website showing examples of excellent parenting skills. The scholarship award will be paid directly to
each winner, preferably at their high school awards event.
More Information:
If you would like more information about the scholarship program call (800) 469-3486 or email
[email protected]
Deadline for Application is May 1st, 2015
The Winning Essays Will Show
 How your parents still communicated after the divorce
 How both parents took steps to work together in a co-parenting role
 How both parents showed a united front to ensure you grew up in a loving household
Application Package: Application Form – pick up application from office 2000 Word Essay
 Write a personal letter to us stating your interest – there is no required format for your letter.
 Send all materials by mail to:
Law Firm of Ayo and Iken
Att: Scholarship
703 W. Bay Street
Tampa, FL 33606
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