February 3-7 is National School Counseling Week! Its purpose is to recognize the important role school counselors play in helping students succeed in school and plan for their future.
Thank you, Mr. Brummet, for your dedication to CCCMS!
Best of luck to the Lady Bengals as they compete on the mats today in Marysville! The event will take place at Marysville Junior/Senior High School, located at 1011 Walnut St., Marysville, KS 66508. Participating schools include Marysville, Clay Center, Concordia, Fort Riley, Nemaha Central, Rock Creek, Rossville, Royal Valley, Sabetha, and Wamego. The competition will begin at 4:00 PM, and admission fees are $4 for adults and $2 for students.
Today’s "Like a Champion" Call of the Day spotlights Dianna Haines! She is being recognized by Mr. Sleichter for her amazing act of kindness. Dianna paused her own work to assist fellow students with their IXL math lessons. Without being asked, she helped them grasp the concepts, and in the process, she also deepened her own understanding of the material. Mr. Sleichter believes that’s a true Win-Win situation! An interesting fact about Dianna is that she loves to draw! The image shared is her favorite piece of artwork. Great job, Dianna!!!
Today, we would like to Spotlight our incredible Girls Wrestling team! This talented group of young women is truly dedicating themselves to the sport, pouring their passion into every practice and match. Many of the team members are new to wrestling, and they are making remarkable progress every day. They are guided by our dedicated coaches: Alisha Brownell, Craig Rickley, and James Gordon. If you haven't had the opportunity to watch them compete yet, they will be on the mats today in Marysville—don’t miss out! Mark your calendars for their home meet on February 6th; it’s an event you won’t want to miss!
We invite you to come and cheer on our 8th Grade Boys Basketball teams as they take part in their HOME tournament tomorrow morning at 9 AM. The teams competing include Clay Center, Concordia, Wamego, and Chapman. The 8th Grade “A” team will be playing in the CCCMS Gym, while the 8th Grade “B” team will be competing in the District Gym. Admission fees are $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for students. Don't forget to stop by the CCCMS Commons Area where a full concession stand will be available. We hope to see you there to support our players!
Today, we are thrilled to recognize Collin Nelson as our "Like a Champion" Call of the Day! During P.E., while the class was playing Jail Break, substitute teacher Margaret Bideau noticed that Collin was consistently offering positive and encouraging words to both his teammates and the students on the opposing team. He even helped someone up from the floor, and when two students began to question who was "out," he kindly suggested, "Let's just have fun!" Collin truly exemplifies great sportsmanship! His positive and friendly attitude promotes a win-win environment every day!
Mrs. Griffiths' 6th grade math classes were working on dividends and quotients today. Specifically, they were estimating answers before they put pen to paper to come up with the answers.
It's becoming an annual tradition! Chiefs Spirit Week is next week at LES, GES, and CCCMS!
Good Luck to our Boys Bengal Basketball team as they travel to Fairbury today!
Today, our Bengal Spotlight is shining on the PAWS class taught by Ms. Mellies. Meet the Mellies Mafia: silent ball enthusiasts (with the occasional ‘not-so-silent’ moment), Just Dance stars who sing along like they’re at a concert, and champions of slow mornings. They love hanging out, playing games, and taking their time to get the day started—because who needs rush? With their unique mix of personalities, they make every day a little more interesting.
Last semester Mrs. Argo’s art students had the opportunity to participate in the Clay County Conservation District’s soil conservation poster contest. CCCMS made a great showing by winning 6 out of 7 in their age category, including People’s Choice Award! Students and their families were invited to the annual meeting dinner to be recognized and received certificates and prizes. Congratulations to all these young budding artists!
Please consider coming to El Puerto's tonight for some chips, salsa, and dialogue!
Mr. Taylor's 6th grade social studies classes are in the middle of studying the Greek Dynasty, which ran from 1900-300 B.C. Today, they were writing an essay about similarities and differences between Athens and United States democracies. Then, based on that information, they had to say if they would be willing to live in ancient Athens or not.
We are pleased to highlight our "Like a Champion" call of the day, which recognizes some outstanding 8th-grade students! Last Friday, Mrs. McDonald's FACS class held a special bonus cooking lab. Each student prepared individual servings, and various kitchens were utilized at different times throughout the day. At the end of the eighth hour, these remarkable young ladies took the initiative to clean all the kitchens and floors, as well as put away the ingredients. They weren't asked to help; they simply demonstrated a can-do attitude with the mindset of, "This needs to be done, and I am going to do it." These students are truly amazing, proactive, and exemplify the "Think Win-Win" philosophy!
Wishing our Bengal athletes the best of luck today! Our Girls Wrestling team will be heading to Wamego for their Mixer, where they'll compete against Wamego, Riley County, and Royal Valley. The event takes place at Wamego Middle School, located at 1701 Kaw Valley Rd, Wamego, KS 66547. Here is the Possible Match Information for todays matches:
Round 1: - Mat 1: Wamego vs. Riley County - Mat 2: Clay Center vs. Royal Valley
Round 2: - Mat 1: Wamego vs. Clay Center - Mat 2: Royal Valley vs. Riley County
Round 3: - Mat 1: Wamego vs. Royal Valley - Mat 2: Clay Center vs. Riley County Admission Fees: - Adults: $4 - Children: $2
Additionally, our Boys Basketball team will be playing at HOME in a makeup game against Salina South. The 8th Grade games will be held in the CCCMS gym, while the 7th Grade games will take place in the District Gym. Admission for this event is $4 for adults and $2 for students. Bengal students can attend for free, so this is a great opportunity to support your classmates! Game Schedule: - 7th Grade: ‘A’ team starts at 4:00 PM, followed by the ‘B’ team 10 minutes after the first game concludes. - 8th Grade: ‘A’ team also starts at 4:00 PM, with the ‘B’ team to follow 10 minutes after the completion of the first game. Good luck to all our Bengal athletes! Let's show our support and cheer them on!
This week, we are proud to recognize Emilie Roe as our "Like a Champion" Pillar of Leadership! Emilie consistently focuses on personal growth and development. She takes the time to guide her students in the right direction while instilling healthy habits in them. In addition to being highly productive and organized, Emilie radiates positivity with her warm and welcoming smile. We are truly fortunate to have her as part of our CCCMS community!
Please remember today there will be a PEP meeting in the Bengal Library at 5:30. All are welcome!
We would like to acknowledge Anderson Craig as our "Like a Champion" Call of the Day! When a student accidentally dropped their lunch, Anderson quickly set down her own tray at her table and returned to assist in cleaning up the mess. Notably, no one else stepped forward to help. Great job demonstrating synergy and the principle of thinking win-win, Anderson!
Wishing our 7th Grade Bengal Boys Basketball team lots of luck as they prepare for their first tournament representing the Bengals! Let’s come together to show our support tomorrow at 9 AM for the tournament in Chapman!
Admission: NCKL Price - $4 Adults; $2 Students
This week's Bengal Spotlight features Mr. Kalivoda's PAWS class. The students in Mr. Kalivoda's PAWS class enjoy participating in a variety of activities. They love playing board games and card games, as well as going outside to engage in sports like basketball, football, and volleyball. Additionally, they take pleasure in challenging other PAWS classes. They also share and discuss their weekend activities with one another, exchanging experiences and stories.
