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As I travel around the country presenting my
programs, I will say with confidence that the
Crittenden County School District is rocking this
year! -Ted Weise

• Crittenden County Schools
• September 8, 2008
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Dr. Notes

• What a Rockin team we have associated with the
  Crittenden County Schools.  From opening day to
  the present, I continue to be amazed at the level
  of commitment to our kids demonstrated each and
  every day by our awesome staff.  We are committed
  to making connections with our employees as much
  as possible and one attempt to fulfill this
  promise is our first edition of The Rockin
  Times.  We have so much to celebrate as we move
  forward on our journey together this school
  year.  You will receive one of these special
  edition newsletters each month. Let me extend
  KUDOS to all staff members for their positive
  attitudes and the electrifying atmosphere created
  on behalf of our students.  Keep it up!

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Crittenden County Board of Education Top 10
Commitments As the Crittenden County Board of
Education, we commit to 1.  Achieve a clear
vision for educational excellence in Crittenden
County.                                           
           2.  Build a strong foundation between
schools and the community.                        
                  3.  Collaborate with our
partners (Community/Industry/Colleges) to improve
the overall quality of educational
opportunities for students.                       
                              4.  Do Whatever
it takes for students of Crittenden County
Schools.                                         
5.  Work as a team with an emphasis on
relationship-building.                            
       6.  Listen closely to students, teachers,
and community members to address needs of
students.                                        
                7.  Think outside the box for
solutions to challenges.                         
    8. Always focus on students graduating being
prepared for life.                               
                                        9.  Stay
focused on the positive improvement of
educational services for children.               
                                10. Lifelong
learning .                                    
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The BIG 6

• Crittenden County Leadership Team (Board of
  Education Administration) have developed a plan
  for Crittenden County Schools called the BIG 6.
  These are the overarching goals of our district.
  
• 1. Reduce dropout rate.
• 2. Improve attendance-96 average
• 3. Increase student achievement.
• 4. Develop resource effectiveness.
• 5. Establish connectivity inside and outside of
  the district. 6. Build the best climate
  around so that everyone will LOVE to be
  here.

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• Kudos to our maintenance and custodial staff for
  getting our schools for getting them in ROCKIN
  shape!
• Kudos to Suzzanne Brown for providing the idea
  for the "fishy" bully free wall at CCES! 
• Kudos to Kayla Travis and Barbara Hunt for going
  the extra mile with a sad student. 
• Kudos to Robyn Taylor for  being compassionate
  and supportive of the Middle School students and
  staff. 
• Kudos to Sylvia Thurman, Cindy Roberts, Tiffany
  DeBoe, Julie Dally, Renee Stowe and Connie Dutton
  for going the extra mile for a diabetic student. 
• Kudos to Sue Bruns, Carol Highfil, Kay Kirby,
  Kathy Maynard, Kayla Travis, Barbara Hunt, Ashley
  Johnson and Tanya Hill for being there for all of
  the crying Kindergarteners this year!!!
• Kudos to Mollie McGowan and her class for
  adopting a young, local soldier as he entered
  basic training.
• Kudos to Mandy Perez for earning her Master's
  Degree in Counseling!
• Kudos to Kim Vince (Hunt) for receiving the Fohs
  Hall Community Arts Foundation Spirit Award for
  2008, on her marriage and for completing her
  masters in education in May!
• Kudos to Tess Houser for attending a workshop in
  Dauphin Island Alabama this summer

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• Kudos to the FCCLA for making it in Teen Times
• Also Kudos to Mr. and Mrs. Hollaman on Mary being
  a Central Region State (Kentucky) President. We
  are proud for you guys and extremely proud of
  Mary!
• Kudos to the Kindergarten First grade Teachers
  and Assistants and Cindy Roberts for reacting to
  a playground injury situation in a calm
  professional manner
• Kudos from the Ohio River Baptist Association for
  allowing them to use Rocket Arena. They were
  VERY complimentary of the staff that assisted in
  setting up and cleaning up. Greg Hewitt, Daniel
  Duncan and the rest of the custodial staff did a
  wonderful job in helping them to use the
  facility to its fullest potential.
• Kudos guys for helping us to turn Rocket Arena
  around for the next mornings-Opening Day
• Kudos to the cafeteria gals for keeping a smiling
  every time I see them?
• Kudos to Laura Poindexter for receiving her
  Masters Degree in Leadership and Counseling
• Kudos to ALL CCMS staff for a TERRIFIC start to
  the new school year!!!
• Kudos to the 6th grade team for transitioning the
  students to the Middle School!
• Kudos to Shelia Highfil and CD McCord-you guys
  have stepped in and your hard work has shown!
• Kudos to Vicki Collins for an awesome job in your
  classes and on the experiments!
• Kudos to Dawn Hollamon on receiving National
  Spirit of Advising Award.

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• Holly Adams- GT
• Long Term Subs
• Connie Dutton, Brenda Foster, Kathleen Guess,
  Jerrica Ingram, Whitney Calabrese, Joy Wesmoland,
  Linda McDowell

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Praise for PATHWAY ACADEMY

• What is the purpose? Pathway Academy is a
  tremendous opportunity for students that need a
  second chance. They will receive a high school
  diploma through this.
• What is the current enrollment? 10 Students
• Kudos to Mrs. Duvall and the GREAT job that she
  is doing with this program and these students ?

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Assessment Tonya Dacis Driver

• 72 of our kiddos that took the WorkKeys
  assessment earned a certificate. This is a great
  number and we are extremely proud of them!
• THANK YOU to all who have helped with MAP
  testing! You guys are great!

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Support Your Sports In September
1st Golf vs. Lyon Home Marion CC 2nd Soccer
vs. Muhlenburg South Home 545V Volleyball vs.
Union Away 600JV/V 3rd Golf vs.
Madisonville/Union Lakeshore MarionCC 4th Golf
vs. UHA Home Marion CC Soccer vs. Class A,
UHA Away 600V Volleyball vs. Ft.
Campbell Home 600JV/V 5th Football vs. Lone
Oak, Trice Hughes Bowl Away, Caldwell 600V 6th So
ccer vs. Class A, TBA Away 800V 8th Football
vs. Lone Home 600JV Golf vs. Community
Christian Away Paxton Park 9th Golf vs.
Lyon Home Marion CC Soccer vs.
Webster Away 530V/JV Volleyball vs. Hopkins
Central Away 600JV/V 11th Golf vs.
Livingston Away Deer Lakes Soccer vs.
Christian Away 545JV/V Volleyball vs.
Caldwell Home 600JV/V 12th Football vs.
Calloway Away 730V 15th Football vs.
Calloway Home 600JV

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• 12th Football vs. Calloway Away 730V
• 15th Football vs. Calloway Home 600JV
• 16th Golf vs. CCA Home Marion CC
• Soccer vs. UHA Away 545V/JV
• Volleyball vs. Graves Away 600JV/V
• 18th Soccer vs. Trigg Away 45V/JV
• Volleyball vs. Trigg Home 600JV/V
• Football vs. Fulton City (Hall of
  Fame) Home 730V
• Volleyball vs. Spike Fest Home TBAV
• 23rd Golf vs. UHA Away Novadell
• Soccer vs. Fort Campbell Home 600V
• Volleyball vs. Livingston Away 600JV/V
• 25th Soccer vs. Caldwell Home 545V/JV
• Volleyball vs. Union Home 600JV/V
• 26th Football vs. Mayfield Away 730V
• 29th Golf vs. Boys Regional Away Princeton CC
• 30th Golf vs. Girls Regional Away Benton CC
• Soccer vs. Union Home 530V/JV
• Volleyball vs. Ft. Campbell Away 530JV/V

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FRYSC News

• Starting September 8th-- GOOD NEWS-
• FRYSC will be in the schools every week.
• Monday Elementary School
• Tuesday Middle School
• Wednesday High School
• September 11th- Interagency Meeting _at_ Senior
  Citizen Center 900am
• September 18-20- Willamsburg, KY- FRYSC KY
  Coalition Board Meeting
• September 22 23- Dental Sealants, FREE AHEC
  sponsored- 2nd-7th grade at CCES
• September 26th- Heart-to-Heart Advisory Council
  Meeting 830-Senior Citizen Center
• EVENSTART will have Parenting Class-
• September 8th 500-730
• A meal will be served

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September Birthdays Linda Fortune 9/2 Brian
McKinney 9/2 Michelle McConnell 9/5 Nora
Belt 9/6 Tammy Duvall 9/7 Mary
Nesbitt 9/13 Tonya Driver 9/14 Ronald
Howton 9/18 Cindy Moore 9/18 Linda
Brown 9/20 Margie Lanham 9/25 Scotty
Hopkins 9/26 Rachel Gavin 9/28    
Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday
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Welcome Baby!
Laura Poindexter-Brayden-May 19
Brent Highfil-Ella- June 3
Mandy Hunt- Haylie- August 13
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FULL BODY FITNESS STUDIOAugust 18th September
30th Schedule - Group Fitness ClassesEVERYONE
IS INVITED TO ATTENDED.

• Monday Tuesday
• 830 AM- ABC Workout (arms, butt, core) 830
  AM- Beginner Yoga
• 500 PM- Beginner3-2-1 Workout (legs, butt
  core) 250-330PM-Kids Fitness Yoga _at_ CCES
  free to kids
• 600PM- ABC Workout 340-415- Adult Fitness _at_
  CCES
• 615- Fat Blasting Defining Workout
• 645- Yoga for all
• Wednesday Thursday
• 830 AM- Cardio and Ball Aerobics 830 AM
  Beginner Yoga
• 500 PM- Beginner ABC 340-415 Adult Fitness
  _at_ CCES
• 600 PM- 3-2-1 Workout (legs, butt, core) 615
  PM Cardio and ball
• 645- Yoga for flexibility
• Friday
• 830 AM- 3-2-1 Workout (legs, butt, core)
• 500 PM- Beginner 3-2-1 Workout (legs, butt,
  core)
• All above classes are held at FULL BODY FITNESS
  STUDIO, 177 Nunn-Jent Rd, Marion, KY unless noted
  otherwise.
• Classes are 5 per class, monthly and session
  packages available. For more information, please
  contact Serena Dickerson at 270-704-1871.

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KEEP ROCKIN FOR KIDS!!!