Wednesday, May 29 @ 6:00pm
Virtual Town Hall Meeting
Hosted by Board Members Allen Altman (District 1) and Joanne Hurley (District 2)
PETV and Live Stream
Bright House channel 614
Verizon channel 40
http://www.pasco.k12.fl.us/communications/videostream
Questions/Suggestions call (813) 602-1887 or (352) 363-1887
Zephyrhills High Baseball Meeting
FREE SPORTS PHYSICALS
Who: All Pasco High, Pasco Middle & Centennial Middle Student-Athletes
What: Free Physicals
Where: Pasco High School
(Dr. Donald McBath Activity Center)
When: Saturday, May 18th, 2013
Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Who: Any current 8th grade student that will be attending ZHS
What: ZHS Cheerleading Try-Outs
When: The week of 6/24/13, Time TBA
Where: ZHS
*All participants will need a completed FHSAA physical packet. A $5 physical can be completed at the Wesley Chapel Hospital on 6/1/13. The start time will be 10:00. All paperwork will be available at that time.
One of CENMS’s 6th graders Jett Tjader recently had the opportunity to visit Washington DC and spend some time meeting with our local legislators. Here is a picture of him with U.S. Representative Gus Bilirakis in his office. What a great opportunity to learn about government.
o we need to end this year as a super cyclone.Article by Madison Kaylor
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icroscopic organism. The students get to look under a microscope and see an asexual organism. The students looked in a microscope and saw a Hydra. We saw the sequence in the Hydra during the budding cycle since they are asexual organisms. The picture shows Angel Gomez looking through the microscope.
Article by Alexis Bohannon
Ms. McDougall and Ms. Waselewski are teaming up to help the students learn in a fun and educational environment. They have created a template where everyday at the end of their lesson students will answer the question “What did I learn today and what connections did I make?” The front of the template, think of this journal as a camera…one that will capture the very essence of your learning that will go on throughout this unit on the war that changed America…. The Civil War. This journal should represent a “snapshot” of what was covered not only in your History class, but your LA class as well. Use the suggested entry types on the inside of the front cover to enhance your writing entries. You can include photos, statistics, quotes and map in your journal. Students can use any media presentation devise they wish. This will be graded as a project.
CENMS 7th Grader Leigh Kenyon who authored her first book “The Zebra Riders” has been invited to attend a book signing at Barnes and Nobles at Wiregrass Mall on Saturday, May 18th from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. This was her first published book. Congratulations Leigh!
The school year is almost over and it is time to honor our outstanding students. We will do this at the Academic Awards. Please don’t confuse these awards with Honor Roll. The teachers give these awards to a smaller number of students that have worked very hard and really stood out all year. If your child is one of the honorees you will be getting an invitation through the mail.
6th Grade will be Wednesday, May 29th at 9:00am in the cafeteria
7th Grade will be Friday, May 31st at 9:00am in the cafeteria
8th Grade will be Thursday, May 30th at 6:30pm in the cafeteria
Dear Current 6th and 7th Grade Parents and Future 6th Grade Parents:
We will be having a parent night for our current 6th and 7th grade parents (incoming 6th grade parents are also welcome to attend) on Thursday, May 9th at 6:30pm in the cafeteria regarding the Common Core State Standards and Advanced Coursework. Next school year we will be having advanced courses in Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies for 6th through 8th grade. Teachers will be sharing some important information about the differences between our Regular and Advanced Courses. Also our district is moving to the Common Core State Standards, and we will be sharing some information about these standards and how they impact curriculum and assessment within the district and at CENMS. We hope to see you there.
Article by Sydney Kaylor 7th
Mr. Gans Auschwitz Survivor
This week at Centennial Middle School students in the Seventh Grade got a once in a lifetime chance to meet an actual Auschwitz survivor. Mr. Gans came in with a purpose to share what happened to him so that this terrible thing called the Holocaust won’t happen again. He shared with us the story of how he became #139755. He told us how 21 members from his dads side died, and only one from his moms side lived. He was in hiding from August 1942 to July 1943. He was in Auschwitz 3 and in Flossenberg. He was liberated on April 23rd during the Death March.
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