THE WEEKLY UPDATE
October 26 - 31
Hello CSD Community!
Quarter 1 is in the books! We held Parent Teacher Conferences last week and had a great turnout! If you did not attend (1) you missed out! and (2) we will be sending grade reports out this week. We also had our annual Zim's Reward Trip for our Honor Roll students! It was a great week to celebrate all the successes from Quarter 1!
On the sports front, it is the beginning of the end of fall sports and the Lumberjacks are doing us proud! All three sports, volleyball, cross country, and football, have completed League and District play and are moving on to State Tournament play! The cross country team competed at the 2A District Championship where the team was within 3 points of qualifying as a team for state! While it was a heartbreak for the team at the end of the season, Greer G. finished 7th in Districts and qualified for State next week at Pocatello! Congratulations Greer!
The volleyball girls finished their regular season in second place in District III! They next took on Coeur du Christ on Saturday to play in to the State Tournament. The Ladyjacks took care of business beating Coeur du Christ in 3 sets and earning their spot at the State Tournament! Way to go girls!
Football played their last game of the regular season traveling to Salmon River to take on the Savages. The Lumberjacks came away with the victory thus sealing themselves as the Long PIN Champion for the 5th season in a row! Way to go Lumberjacks! They next take on Mackay at HOME! Day and time are still TBD, but we hope to see Lumberjack Nation at the game!
LUMBERJACKS MAKING NEWS!
This past week, our own Mr. Corbett was celebrated at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana with an American FFA Degree. According to the ffa.org website an American Degree is the highest degree achievable in the National FFA Organization. An American Degree shows an FFA member's dedication to his chapter and state FFA association. It demonstrates the effort FFA members apply toward their supervised agricultural experience and the outstanding leadership abilities and community involvement they exhibited through their FFA career.
Congratulations Mr. Corbett! We are so proud of you!
Zim's Reward Trip
Honor Roll students from Quarter 1 having fun at Zim's Reward Trip!
Zim's Reward Trip
Honor Roll students from Quarter 1 having fun at Zim's Reward Trip!
Zim's Reward Trip
Honor Roll students from Quarter 1 having fun at Zim's Reward Trip!
FFA
Mrs. Robbins' Intro to Livestock and Equine Science students milking a cow!
FFA
Mrs. Robbins' Intro to Livestock and Equine Science students with the milk cow!
FFA
Mrs. Robbins' Intro to Livestock and Equine Science students and the rabbits they are raising!
Mrs. Armichardy
Mrs. Armichardy and a group of jr. high girls she took to the Tech Girlz Conference!
Mrs. Armichardy
Students using physics to calculate the distance an arrow flies!
Mrs. Armichardy
Students using physics to calculate the distance an arrow flies!
FFA Scary Movie Night!
Students preparing to enjoy a scary movie!
FFA Scary Movie NIght
Students enjoying a scary movie!
FFA Scary Movie NIght!
Students preparing to enjoy a scary movie!
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
This week's student of the week for INTEGRITY in the high school is Tyree V. Tyree was chosen by his teachers because he can always be counted on to do the right thing and follow through with tasks, he is doing a great job as FFA president and is always fun to be around. Keep it up Tyree!
Jr. HIGH STUDENT OF THE WEEK
This week's student of week for INTEGRITY in the jr. high is Presley K. Presley was chosen by her teachers because she always tries to do the right thing and encourages her peers to do so also, she always volunteers to help, and is a joy to have in class. Great job Presley!