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Current School News from Chocowinity Middle School
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These latest announcements from Chocowinity Middle School, via the Beaufort County School System, reminds us that schools are a focal point of activity.
Two Chocowinity Middle School Students won the top prizes in this year's School Breakfast T-Shirt Contest sponsored by Beaufort County Schools Child Nutrition Department. Cristal Gachuz, an eighth grader at CMS, won first place, and her artwork is featured on tshirts that are now worn by nutritional staff across the school system. Gachuz won a Fire Kindle for her winning entry. Second place in the contest, open to all Beaufort County Schools students, went to CMS fifth grader Oswaldo Rangel, who won an Ipod Shuffle. The BCS Child Nutrition Department held the contest to help students learn the benefits of eating a healthy balanced breakfast at school and how doing so prepares for a day of learning and activity.
CMS Winners, Oswaldo Rangel and Cristal Gachuz, pose with Cafeteria Manager Brenda Brooks and Principal Dale Cole.
Two seventh grade students at Chocowinity Middle School received notification in May that their poems submitted to America's Number One Student Poetry Contest, sponsored by Young Writers of America, have been selected to be published in the Award-Winning Young Writers of America - 2012 student anthology. Leah Street's poem titled "The World We Live In" and Jamya Moore's poem "My Wish for the World" were both chosen for publication. This is an annual contest that is educator-run with less than twenty percent of the entries chosen for publication. These students are now eligible to win prizes as Division Winners, Honorable Mention Winners and the Grand Prize Winner that will be announced at a later date.
CMS Poets Leah Street and Jamya Moore.
Each month, as a part of its Positive Behavior Interventions and Support program, Chocowinity Middle School holds a drawing from all of the students who have not received a discipline report for the month. One student from each grade level is chosen and wins a prize.
In April, the PBIS winners received goodie bags filled with candy, pencils, and a certificate for a free night of skating at Extreme Action Park. The winners from each grade level were 6th grade Ashton Fisher, 7th grade Trey Keyes, 8th grade Annie Mills, and 5th grade Kiara Cannon.
On April 27, as a part of Beaufort County Schools Character Education program, Chocowinity Middle School congratulated its character education winners for the month of April. The character trait for the month was Good Judgment. Students and parents were invited to the cafeteria for an afternoon snack of ice cream sandwiches while Principal Dale Cole read the nomination for each student and presented each child with a goody bag as their reward for outstanding character. Winners for the month were Luke Matthews, elementary school, and Ashton Fisher, middle school.
Pictured with Principal Cole are the nominees for the month of April: Stone Prechtl, Madison Bunting, Hannah Jones, Ashton Fisher, Luke Matthews, Samantha Ringlein, Victoria Gomez, and Tajhe Harvey.
On March 30, as a part of Beaufort County Schools Character Education program, Chocowinity Middle School congratulated its character education winners for the month of March. The character trait for the month was Cleanliness. Students and parents were invited to the cafeteria for an afternoon snack of ice cream sandwiches while Principal Dale Cole read the nomination for each student. Winners for the month were Juan Cruz, middle school, and Dakota Elks, elementary school.
Pictured with Principal Cole are the nominees for the month of March: Lovely Johnson, Karen Cisneros, Hannah Respess, Abigail Nunez, Juan Cruz, and Erika Trejo. (Not pictured Dakota Elks and Lyniesha Leasure)
Call/email if you have questions.
Sarah Hodges
Public Information Officer
Beaufort County Schools
252.946.6593 office
252.402.5834 cell
shodges@beaufort.k12.nc.us e-mailoto)
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These latest announcements from Chocowinity Middle School, via the Beaufort County School System, reminds us that schools are a focal point of activity.
CMS Students Win Big in System Tshirt Contest
Two Chocowinity Middle School Students won the top prizes in this year's School Breakfast T-Shirt Contest sponsored by Beaufort County Schools Child Nutrition Department. Cristal Gachuz, an eighth grader at CMS, won first place, and her artwork is featured on tshirts that are now worn by nutritional staff across the school system. Gachuz won a Fire Kindle for her winning entry. Second place in the contest, open to all Beaufort County Schools students, went to CMS fifth grader Oswaldo Rangel, who won an Ipod Shuffle. The BCS Child Nutrition Department held the contest to help students learn the benefits of eating a healthy balanced breakfast at school and how doing so prepares for a day of learning and activity.
CMS Students Have Poetry Published
Two seventh grade students at Chocowinity Middle School received notification in May that their poems submitted to America's Number One Student Poetry Contest, sponsored by Young Writers of America, have been selected to be published in the Award-Winning Young Writers of America - 2012 student anthology. Leah Street's poem titled "The World We Live In" and Jamya Moore's poem "My Wish for the World" were both chosen for publication. This is an annual contest that is educator-run with less than twenty percent of the entries chosen for publication. These students are now eligible to win prizes as Division Winners, Honorable Mention Winners and the Grand Prize Winner that will be announced at a later date.
CMS Rewards Good Behavior
Each month, as a part of its Positive Behavior Interventions and Support program, Chocowinity Middle School holds a drawing from all of the students who have not received a discipline report for the month. One student from each grade level is chosen and wins a prize.
CMS Celebrates Character Ed Winners
On April 27, as a part of Beaufort County Schools Character Education program, Chocowinity Middle School congratulated its character education winners for the month of April. The character trait for the month was Good Judgment. Students and parents were invited to the cafeteria for an afternoon snack of ice cream sandwiches while Principal Dale Cole read the nomination for each student and presented each child with a goody bag as their reward for outstanding character. Winners for the month were Luke Matthews, elementary school, and Ashton Fisher, middle school.
CMS Celebrates Character Ed Winners
On March 30, as a part of Beaufort County Schools Character Education program, Chocowinity Middle School congratulated its character education winners for the month of March. The character trait for the month was Cleanliness. Students and parents were invited to the cafeteria for an afternoon snack of ice cream sandwiches while Principal Dale Cole read the nomination for each student. Winners for the month were Juan Cruz, middle school, and Dakota Elks, elementary school.
Call/email if you have questions.
Sarah Hodges
Public Information Officer
Beaufort County Schools
252.946.6593 office
252.402.5834 cell
shodges@beaufort.k12.nc.us e-mailoto)
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