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Daily Bulletin
February 17, 2015 –Monday
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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.
Upcoming Events
Celebrate CTE (Career and Technical Education) Month-February
SAC Meetings are open to all parents, teachers and students of
CMHS. Community/business members are welcome to come as well. We discuss issues
pertinent to our school and welcome the opinions and insights of others. We meet in
the media center at CHS at 3:00. The monthly meeting dates for the remainder of the
year are: March 9th, April 20th, and May 11th.
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FCA NEWS
Meet in Mrs. Mack’s
Room every Thursday
morning at 7:40
HB-Lafayette
Home
JV/Var.
4:30/7:00
FFA Chili Cook-Off Friday, February 13, 2015 - 5:00pm to 6:00pm. Cake auction to
follow chili cook-off.
Feb. 16
HB-St. Francis
Home
JV/Var.
4:00/7:00
February 16, 2015 No School-Presidents Day
Math Tutoring
Monday/Wednesday
Mrs. Plemmons classroom
Tuesday/Thursday
Dr. Mitchell’s classroom
Middle School Yearbook
NEWS
Middle school yearbooks are
now for sale. The cost of the
yearbook is $20. See Mrs.
Beauchamp if you have any
questions.
DON”T FORGET TO
GRAB A BREAKFAST
AND GO!
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.
Feb.17
Feb. 17
GS-Williston
HB-Trenton
Home
Away
Varsity
JV/Var.
6:00
4:00/7:00
2:45
2015-2016 Beta Induction is on February 18th, an Early Release day,
see page 2 for more information
College of Central Florida will be hosting an Open House for the Simulation and
Automation Program, Thursday, February 19th from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Ocala
Campus in the Ewers Century Center. If interested see Mrs. McElroy for more details
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb 23
Feb.23
Feb. 24
MB-Union
Home
GS-Ft. White
Away
MB-Branford
Away
GS-Newberry
HB-Williston
Home
Home
MB-Fort White
Home
GS-St. Francis
GS-Bell
Away
Away
Varsity
JV/Var.
4:30
5:00/7:00
Feb. 24
HB-Bronson
Home
JV/Var.
4:00/7:00
February 25
5:00
JV/Var.
JV/Var.
JV/Var.
5:00/7:00
3:30
5:00
2:45
5:00/7:00
4:00/7:00
5:00
2:30
3:30
SAT
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
GS-Union County
HB-Newberry
HB-Seven Rivers
Away
Away
Home
JV/Var.
JV/Var.
Varsity
5:00/7:00
4:00/7:00
7:00
Feb. 27
HB-Bronson
Away
JV
4:00
2:30
2:30
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UPCOMING EVENTS CON’T
March 3
March 2
March 2
March 3
March 3
MB-Bronson
GS-St. Francis
HB-Trenton
GS-Williston
HB-St. Francis
Home
Home
Home
Away
Away
5:00
Varsity
JV/Var.
Varsity
Varsity
7:00
4:00/7:00
6:00
4:00
4:00
2:00
College of Central Florida is hosting Preview Night 2015 at the Levy Center, March 5th. Students interested in attending
the College of Central Florida in the fall should attend. All those who attend will have the application fee waived.
SAC Meetings are open to all parents, teachers and students of CMHS. Community/business members are welcome to
come as well. We discuss issues pertinent to our school and welcome the opinions and insights of others. We meet in the
media center at CHS at 3:00. The monthly meeting dates for the remainder of the year are: March 9th, April 20th, and
May 11th.
Congratulations to the following Literacy Week Door
2015-2016 Beta Induction is on February 18th, an Early
Decorating Middle School Contest Winners!
Release day. Starting on Tuesday, the 20th of January,
March 11, 2015 Early Release Day
please bring your report card and 25.00 dollars to Mrs.
1st place- Math Curse- Mrs. Parks
March 25, 2015 Early Release Day
Williams to sign up for the Beta Induction
2nd place- Maze Runner- Mrs. Baker
April 2, 2015 Report Cards
Ceremony. $15.00 of the $25.00 goes to the National
3rd place- Lord of the Rings- Ms. K. Jones
April 3, 2015 Good Friday-No School
Beta Club and 10 of it stays, here, in our school club for
April 6-10, 2015 Spring Break-No School
future projects.
A big thanks to Mrs. Raulerson, Mrs. Gerhard, Mrs.
Induction Ceremony will begin at 8:30, refreshments will
Beauchamp, Mrs. Long and Mrs. Crews for participating
be served. If a parent would like to join you, please
also.
make sure he or she goes by the office for an On-Campus
Thank you all for a great week of promoting Literacy at
CMHS
Visitation sticker.
Congratulations to January Student of the Month
I would like to congratulate 9th grader, Randi Williams as January Student of the Month. She was
voted by the faculty and staff from the following teacher nomination, they had this to say this about
Randi. “I love the fact that she "stands up for students" when no one else does. She is an excellent
student in my CCC class who always finishes her assignments early. She is a joy to have in class
every day. She makes my job easy”.
Jaycie Anderson is Chiefland Middle Student of the Month for January. Jaycie gives her all. She
gives 100% effort. She pays attention in class, asks questions and is serious about learning
and her grades. She is a role model for other students. She is a pleasure to teach.
January Teacher Middle School of the
Congratulations to February Teacher of
Month SGA students have nominated Mrs.
the Month Mr. Wilson
Kimberly Baker as January’s Teacher of
Students wrote the following about him:
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he is talking about. He is strict, but for his
year when we made flashcards for the
students own good. I respect him for how he
end of the course exam and how much
manages to get his students to pass his class
they helped us. Mrs. Baker is a very
and he knows when to be funny. Mr. Wilson is a
Jaycie person.
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Congratulations Mrs. Baker.
courses, as well as the real world.
exceptional manners and a sweet disposition
CMHS Mission Statement
We, the faculty of CMHS, believe our purpose is to challenge and prepare students to become productive, 2
responsible citizens. We will encourage students within a caring and challenging community to set achievable
goals and strive to reach these goals through personal excellence.
Congratulations
Congratulations!!! We are so proud of Austin Vincent and Willie Brannon who are going on to
play Football at the collegiate level. Austin Vincent will be earning his Ivy League education
while playing football for D1 FCS Brown University! Willie Brannon will be a Wildcat playing for
D1 FCS Bethune Cookman in Daytona. These two young men make INDIAN NATION proud!!!
FFA NEWS!
Congratulations to the following FFA Career Development Teams:
Middle School Land Judging - 3rd in the District
Team Members: Luke Andrews, Sam Mills, and Justin Whitehead
Middle School Horse Judging - 8th in the State
Team Members: Madison Baynard, Tristen Drummond, Maddilyn
Johnson, and Julie Powers
Middle School Food Science Team - 7th in the State
Team Members: Luke Andrews, Rieley Beauchamp, Rhett
Cunningham, and Sam Mills
High School Food Science Team - 3rd in the State
Team Members: Jacob Edison, Jessica Ivey, Annie Tolentino,
and Alana Wilkerson
FBLA NEWS!
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CHIEFLAND FFA
th
6 ANNUAL HOMEMADE CHILI COOK-OFF 2015
CONTEST ENTRY FORM
WHO:
Anyone who can make Chili.
WHEN:
Friday, February 13, 2015 - 5:00pm to 6:00pm
WHERE:
The Chiefland High School Ag. Building
WHY:
A Benefit Fundraiser for The Chiefland Ag Program
COST:
$15.00 per entry (meal included)
---------------------------------------GENERAL RULES----------------------------------------(Entrants must adhere to the following rules)
Entry forms must be received by February 10, 2015
Entry must be a minimum of 1 gallon of chili so everyone gets a taste.
Check-in for Participants is 4:45 p.m. Judging will begin at 5:00 p.m. Hot dogs and chili will be served to the
general public beginning at 5:30 p.m.
A panel of three judges will determine the official winners in the following classes:
Spiciest / Hottest
Most Original
Best Overall
Spoons, napkins and portion cups are provided for you.
For more information contact: 352-493-6035
Please check one:
_____
Cash _____ Check
Type of Chili / Recipe Name
Participant Name:
_____________________________________________________
Address:
_____________________________________________________
City/State/Zip:
_____________________________________________________
Telephone:
_____________________________________________________
Thank you for your support of the Chiefland FFA Program! Please make your check payable to the Chiefland FFA
Alumni:
Chiefland FFA Alumni
P O BOX 1821
Chiefland, FL 32644
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Scholarship Opportunities
Applications for the Sevin/Ellis Scholarship through the Florida Credit Union are now available to families of Florida Credit Union
Members. The award is for 12th graders who plan to continue their education in the year following graduation. Florida Credit Union
membership is available to all who work or reside in the county. Even if a student’s family does not currently have an account with
us, they can open a simple savings account for $5.00 in order for their child to be eligible for this award. Applications are available
at https://www.flcu.org/about-us/scholarships.
Plum Creek Community Scholarship Applications are available in the front office. Seniors are encourage to stop by and pick up an
application. The deadline to complete the application is January 27th.
If you are interested in becoming a teacher, the Florida Retired Educators Foundation is offering a scholarship. This
scholarship pays $3,250 over a four year period. Applications are available in the front office. The deadline to turn in
the application to guidance is Friday, January 30th.
Suncoast Foundations awards needs and merit-based scholarships to seniors. Interested students should check the
Suncoast Credit Union website, www.suncoastcreditunion.com for the 2015 applications.
For over fifty years, the Southern Scholarship Foundation has helped thousands of students with outstanding academic abilities, good character and
financial need realize their dream of a college education. Qualified students attending Florida State University, Florida A&M University, the University of
Florida, Tallahassee Community College, Santa Fe College, and Florida Gulf Coast University are awarded scholarships in the form of rent-free
housing.http://www.southernscholarship.org/2012-04-14-17-37-51/apply-online.html
Central Florida Electric is pleased to announce the continuation of its scholarship program designed to offer scholarships to deserving students at high
schools in their service area. The program will offer a one year, $1,000 scholarship to a graduating senior. If you are interested, please pick up an
application in the front office. Applications are due to guidance by March 11th.
Ben Roberts Care Center, INC recognizes outstanding high school seniors in the community who are dedicated to further their education and giving back
to their community. The scholarship is a one time $250 payment that will be paid directly to the college or institution of higher education of the successful
applicant. If interested, please pick up an application from the front office.
Scholarship OpportunityThe Law Firm of Ayo and Iken, a Florida law firm helping people with divorce and custody issues
CareerSource
is pleased
to announce
will once again
be offering
scholarships
to highthe
school
graduates who
to pursue a career
in science technology,
engineering
or math (STEM) prioritize
or an occupation
recognizes
parents
who itco-parent
their
children
despite
hardships
of plan
a separated
household.
Parents
that successfully
thein
demand in one of the targeted industry sectors. Applications are available in the front office.
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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