We invite you to attend our monthly PEP meeting this coming Monday. During the meeting, we will be discussing the outcomes of our recent school fundraiser. Your participation would be greatly appreciated!
Please remember that today marks the final day of classes before Thanksgiving Break. CCCMS extends warm wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! Stay safe and enjoy the holiday.
Today, our "Like a Champion" Call of the Day goes to Brady Frederick! Brady assisted a classmate in catching up with math notes, demonstrating his helpfulness and teamwork. He consistently stays focused during lessons and knows the perfect balance between work and play. Keep embracing the seven habits, Brady—your future is incredibly bright!
Wishing our 7th-grade Lady Bengals the best of luck today at home! They will be playing a single game against Fairbury in the CCCMS Gym, with the tip-off scheduled for 4 PM.
Join us for a spectacular evening concert as the CCCMS Vocal students showcase their talents in the Fall Vocal Concert.
Way to go BENGALS!!! Bengal Battle Wrestling Champs!
Wishing all the wrestlers the best of luck in the BEGAL BATTLE tomorrow morning! Go Bengals!
On National Substitute Appreciation Day, we celebrate and say THANK YOU to our dedicated substitute educators!
Today's Bengal Spotlight Featured Department is Mr. Kelly's PAWS! If Mr. Kelly’s PAWS class isn’t outside on any given morning, then they are probably hanging out inside solving world peace. They are an eclectic group of incredible students. Some of them have had to “endure” their three years of middle school with Mr. Kelly as the PAWS teacher, but they’re confident it won’t affect them too negatively in the long run (therapy bills notwithstanding).
While the physical demands of PAWS challenges may appear daunting, their mental game is par excellence. There are Spoons and Uno state and national champions in this class. Challenging the group to a card game would be done at your own risk.
Every Thursday, Ms. Brown engages her students in a hands-on cooking lesson. This not only allows them to acquire an important life skill but also enables them to prepare a wonderful group meal. It's inspiring to witness their hard work come to life, and the delicious smells wafting through the halls each Thursday are simply amazing!
Good Luck in Concordia Lady Bengals!!
PEP Meeting coming soon...
Today, we are excited to announce our "Like a Champion" Call of the Day, which goes to Jacob Rieger! Last week, Jacob took the initiative to support a fellow percussionist in improving their skills during individual practice. Mrs. Thrasher and Mr. Eyermann are incredibly proud of his leadership and dedication. Keep up the fantastic work, Jacob!
Join us this evening at 7 PM in the CCCHS Auditorium to witness the incredible talent of our Bengal Band during the Fall Band Concert. We hope to see you there!
Wishing our Lady Bengals the best of luck at home today! Please note that there has been a change to the start time—tip-off will be at 4 PM. The 8th Grade team will be playing in the CCCMS Gym, while the 7th Grade team will compete in the District Gym.
Today's "Like a Champion" Call of the Day goes to Ryder Smith! Ryder is a prominent leader in the band. Last week, he dedicated time during individual practice to assist his fellow section members. Mrs. Thrasher and Mr. Eyermann are extremely proud of his efforts! Keep up the fantastic leadership, Ryder!
Today, we are shining the Bengal Spotlight on our Substitute Educators! We are incredibly grateful for this wonderful team of substitutes. Their support is essential to our daily operations, and we truly appreciate all that they do for us!
We hope to see you at the next edition of Mr. Nelson's Coffee Talk this Friday at Happy Hippie!
Mr. Walsh's 6th grade science classes investigated the property of liquids to dissolve solids as it related to the movement of water over the Earth’s surface. First, they carried out an experiment that helped them develop an understanding of how solids dissolve into water. They then applied what they learned to explain how the natural world is affected by the physical properties of water.
We are pleased to announce that our "Like a Champion" Pillar of Leadership award this week is being presented to Tasha Siemers! Tasha embodies many of the principles outlined in the seven habits, but one that particularly shines is Habit 6: Synergize, which emphasizes creativity, cooperation, diversity, and humility. Her creative approach in the library motivates students to engage with reading, and she consistently goes above and beyond her job responsibilities to support others. Tasha's warm smile and availability for both students and staff make her an invaluable presence in our school. We are incredibly fortunate to have her in our building!
