DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Monday Nov 25 2024
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
We will have an assembly tomorrow at the end of the day.
Today is Birthday Cake Day for November, we will be at lunch!
Remember students: Phones need to be put away during your classes. They can be used before or after school and in the commons during your lunch time. Otherwise they need to be put away so you can focus on your school work and your friends.
Don’t forget to bring your computer & charger to school everyday. The library may not have a loaner for you to borrow as they are getting broken or not returned at the end of the day.
Pride Club will be meeting in Mrs. Ciner's room (A107) after school Tuesday, November 26th! Come share your stories, discuss how to make CHS a better place, and meet some pretty amazing people! All are welcome!
The River Queen Wrestling team traveled to Bellevue on Friday to compete in the Bellevue Invitational. The River Queens were led by Akemah McClendon who took home the championship at 110lbs. Right behind Akemah, Lauren Whitney and Cambrie McLoyd took 2nd place, wrestling really tough opponents. Placing 3rd was Jaedyn Lemon, Molly Steiner, Alaina Carpenter, Liv Lonergan and Sophie Lippens. The River Queens placed 2nd out of 17 teams! In the JV tournament The Queens crowned 3 champions while taking home the team title! The champions were Jharia Knox, Margie Robbins and Sophia Costello. Avery Balog took 2nd while MyTran Duong, Tayvia McLoyd, Jadyn Morrow and Brianna Cuatlatl took 3rd. Great job ladies! The River Queens return to the mat tomorrow at Midland! Good luck ladies!
River Queen Girls basketball quieted the STORM and brought some SUNSHINE as they opened their season with two solid victories Friday night at Camanche. The JV team set the tone for the night with solid offensive play and stifling defense to end the first half up 28-5. Continuing that same combination in the second half, the Queens soundly defeated the Storm 45-10. Leading the young Queens were Phoebe Levine with 13 points, Lilly Hankins with 10, Ali Haskell with 8, and Samantha Powell with 7. In the Varsity contest, the Queens jumped out to a 14-3 lead scoring the first points of the game and never losing the lead. Second quarter proved to be a tough scoring for Clinton, as the lead was only five points heading into halftime. Camanche started the 3rd quarter with 5 unanswered points to tie the game up but the Queens regrouped and scored 13 unanswered points to build a 33-20 lead. The "Storm reached its strongest point" as they got to within 2 points within the last minute but the Queens held on and clinched the victory with 2 free throws in the remaining seconds to help silence the Storm and complete the sweep! Leading the Queens was Ali Haskell with 13, Carryn Sattler with 10, and Aubrey Fergurson with 7. Sattler and Fergurson both ended the game with 13 boards and Haskell led the defensive attack with 6 steals. The Queens play next against Davenport North on Dec. 3rd at Yourd Gymnasium. Go Queens!
Joke of the day
What kind of music did the Pilgrims listen to? …Plymouth rock.
Activities for Today
Lunch for Today
Baked Potato Bar, (Cheese, Chili, Broccoli), Dinner Roll
Alternative Lunch
Chicken Parmesan, Corn, Breadstick