February 7th

As we move through another exciting season, we’re proud to celebrate the achievements of our students, highlight upcoming events, and keep you informed about all things CMHS. From academic successes to athletic victories and community involvement, our students continue to shine in and out of the classroom.

Stay connected, stay involved, and let’s make this a fantastic month for our Foxes!

Go Foxes!

Greg Hodges, Aaron Cleveland, Jennie Reynolds, and Sydni Skinner

🏀🔥 IT’S PLAYOFF TIME! 🔥🏀 The Lady Foxes are hitting the road to Greenville for a high-stakes Bi-District showdown against Sulphur Springs! This is what they’ve worked for all season—now it’s time to fight, battle, and advance! We need YOU in the stands! Let’s pack the gym, bring the energy, and make some noise for our girls as they chase that playoff victory!

It's time for our Beta Club shirt fundraiser, which starts today and runs through February 11, 2025. All orders will be collected online using the following link or the QR code in the attached flyer.

Proceeds from this fundraiser will help us compete in Disney this summer! Please help us spread the word!

Thank you so much for your support!

Please view the prom dress code below as you're purchasing formal attire for the upcoming event on April 5th:

• Two-piece, see-through, or cut-out middles can only have a gap of one inch or less.
• Dresses with extremely cut backs or sides are prohibited.
• No deep-cut fronts are allowed.
• Length/slits must be at minimum fingertip length.
• Boys are required to wear proper formal attire.

The administration will make the final decision on appropriate attire. If the attire is questionable, the student should submit it to the principal for approval PRIOR TO PURCHASE.

Please submit attire questions to this Remind for approval.

WE WON!!!!

A HUGE thank you to all that liked our Facebook posts this month! We won our competition with the other schools!

The District is unwavering in its commitment to maintaining a safe, secure, and healthy learning environment for all its students. We understand that the use of illegal drugs poses a serious health and safety risk to the user, those associated with the user, and potentially to the public. Therefore, as a proactive measure to keep our students and schools drug-free, the District requires the random drug-testing of any student in grades 7-12 who chooses to participate in school-sponsored extracurricular activities or request a permit to park a vehicle on school property. Random drug testing is conducted throughout the school year.