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CNMS HEADLINES
CASTLE NORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL an Indiana Four Star School
2800 Highway 261 * Newburgh, IN * 47630 * (812) 853-7347
www.warrickschools.com/castlenorth * www.warrick.k12.in.us
John Bertram, Principal
Greg Harris, Assistant Principal
SQUIRE SCHEDULE
Week of February 24-28, 2014
Monday
Math Academic Bowl Practice
2:30 PM-3:30 PM
8th Grade Jazz Band
2:30 PM-4:15 PM
Cheer Meeting 2:30 PM-5:00 PM
Vex 2:30 PM-4:00 PM
Tuesday
Math Academy 6:00 PM-8:00 PM in Room 201
Vex 2:30 PM-4:00 PM
Intramurals 2:30 PM-3:45 PM
7th Grade Jazz Band 2:30 PM-4:15 PM
Choir Practice 2:30 PM-4:00 PM
Wrestling Practice
Wednesday
Generation On Meeting 2:30 PM-3:30 PM in Room 403
Wrestling vs. Central 5:30 PM HOME
Archery Practice 2:30 PM-3:45 PM Gym B
Friday
Thursday
Intramurals 2:30 PM-3:45 PM
Cheer Tryout Meeting
6:00 PM in Room 112
Choir Practice 2:30 PM-4:00 PM
Wrestling vs. Boonville 5:30 PM AWAY
PTO Meeting
The next PTO Meeting will be on Thurs-
day, March 6, 2014 in the office confer-
ence room. Please come and join us.
Bonnie Ciuffetelli, PTO President
Math Academy
Math Academy will meet on Tuesday,
February 21st from 6:00 PM to 8:00
PM.
Michelle Hulse, Math Academy
Sponsor
Junior Americanism and Government Competition
In November, the entire 8th grade class participated in the Junior Americanism and
Government competition sponsored by the local American Legion Post #44. This test
included questions on American history and Government. Three CNMS students, Aa-
ron Brooker, Sarah Hirsch, and Hadley Titzer Purviance were selected as winners
for the local Post #44. The rules for the competition state that only one boy and one
girl from each post could advance to the 8th District level competition. Therefore, each
of the girls was given an essay question to break the tie, and while each of the essays
was outstanding, Sarah Hirsch was judged to be the winner. Sarah and Aaron were
named winners at the District and Department level. They will both be invited to attend
the American Legion Spring Conference where they will receive their awards, includ-
ing a plaque and a $500 monetary award.
Mr. Payne, 8th Grade History Teacher
Post #44 Past Commander Bucky Honaker, Sarah Hirsch, Hadley Titzer-
Purviance, Aaron Brooker, Vice Commander Jim Bryan. History Teacher Curt Payne, Principal
John Bertram, and History Teacher Kelly Chapman
“Fat Tuesday” Jazz Concert
The 7th and 8th grade jazz bands will be performing at Castle High School for the
"Fat Tuesday" Jazz Concert. The event is Tuesday, February 25, 2014 and it begins
at 6:00 PM. Don’t miss the smooth jazz sounds of CNMS’ Jazz Bands!
Mr. Dailey, Band Director
Saturday
Wrestling at Mt. Vernon 9:00 AWAY
Archery at Dixon Kentucky
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Sewing with Mrs. Salley
The afterschool sewing class is nearly halfway through their
project in spite of the missed days. A second class will begin
Monday, February 24th. The class is open to all grade lev-
els. Some sewing experience is required. Please see Mrs.
Salley in room 307 to sign-up. Class size is limited so first
come, first served!
Mrs. Salley, FACS
Important Test Dates
ISTEP Testing Part I: March 10 - 13, 2014
(PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE!)
ISTEP Testing Part II: April 28 - May 5, 2014
Please make every effort to have your student at
school and ready to do his/her best!
Read the Most from Coast-to-Coast
On Friday, February 28th Accelerated Reader is once again
sponsoring a quiz taking contest. The goal is to have 5 million
students take AR quizzes on one day.
Come to the library and take an AR quiz on the book you are
currently reading to help us be among the schools that have the
most participation in this contest! Everyone who participates will
be rewarded!
Ms. Pearson, School Librarian
The 3K Walk/Run is Quickly Approaching!
The student council has planned this walk/run event for
Tuesday, April 22nd. Deaconess Hospital has gra-
ciously offered to sponsor this event once again and
will be providing t-shirts for every student
and staff member. We would like to say
―thank you‖ in advance!
Ms. Killebrew & Mrs. Riddle, Student
Give Back to CNMS Event
Enjoy a great meal and help us raise money at our next
Give Back Night on Tuesday, March 4th. Archie and
Clyde's will donate 15% of your guest check back to
the PTO. Just show the attached flyer- it's that easy! Val-
id all day long on dine-in and carry-out.
See the attachment.
Emily Elsea, PTO
Wrestling Information
Please see attachment for updated information on CNMS Wrestling for February and March. Thank you.
Rob Deters, Wrestling Coach
See the attachment for more information.
Mrs. Titzer, School Counselor
“LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR” Campaign
CNMS’ Student Council is sponsoring a ―Love Your
Neighbor‖ campaign as a way to kick-off the formation
of a clothing bank for our school. Now through February
28th, we are asking our students and staff to bring in
gently used school appropriate adolescent clothing.
Thank you for your continued support!
Student Council
CNMS HEADLINES
SCHOLASTIC SPRING BOOK FAIR IS HERE!
ONLINE SHOPPING IS AVAILABLE!!
Visit the Book Fair Homepage at http://bookfairs.scholastic.com/homepage/castlenorthmiddleschool1 and click on the Shop
Now button. Online shopping is available until February 19 – March 11, 2014.
You can create wish lists and invite friends and family to shop with eCards. All online orders ship for FREE to the school, after the
Online Fair has ended.
Don’t forget to add a book or two to your order for our school library.
Benefits of Online Shopping:
Convenient access 24 hours a day from February 19 – March 11
Expanded selection for ALL ages—preschool to adult
Search for books by category, grade, age, and price
ALL purchases benefit our school
FREE shipping directly to our school (orders will be sent home with your child)
Monday through Friday in the library during school hours.
When a mysterious group of men invade Dr.
Hughes's laboratory, abducting her and stealing
her precious equipment, Ben and Peter are
suddenly caught up in a turf war between dan-
gerous actuators desperate for Dr. Hughes's
innovative technology. And as Ben and Peter
are pulled into a perilous, hidden world full of
impossibilities now made possible, will their
combined powers be enough to save Dr.
Hughes and vanquish their enemies before it's
too late?
Meet a guardian angel like no other, from a
writer like no other. Bold rising star, Victoria
Schwab, makes her whimsical, inspiring, and
clever middle-grade debut.
At a first glance, Aria seems like your average
twelve-year-old girl. She has coppery hair,
colored shoelaces, and a passion for cup-
cakes. But there's more to Aria than meets
the eye. She can dream things into existence,
use her own shadow like a door, and change
the world in small, important ways.
“We are a family on a journey to a place called won-
derful" is the motto of Deza Malone's family. Deza is
the smartest girl in her class in Gary, Indiana, singled
out by teachers for a special path in life. But the
Great Depression hit Gary hard, and there are no
jobs for black men. When her beloved father leaves
to find work, Deza, Mother, and her older brother
Jimmie go in search of him, and end up in a Hoover-
ville outside Flint, Michigan. Jimmie's beautiful voice
inspires him to leave the camp to be a performer,
while Deza and Mother find a new home, and cling
to the hope that they will find Father. Don't touch anything in The Haunted Museum!
It looks like the high point of Samantha's
spring vacation is going to be a glimpse of a
cute boy she sees at The Haunted Museum in
England. She and her sister, Jessica, and their
parents are taking a cruise on the Titanic 2, a
replica of the original Titanic, and there's not
even Wi-Fi! At least the Titanic exhibit at the
Haunted Museum had wax figures and beauti-
ful jewels to look at.
The word gifted has never been applied to a kid
like Donovan Curtis.
It's usually more like Don't try this at home. So
when the troublemaker pulls a major prank at
his middle school, he thinks he's finally gone too
far. But thanks to a mix-up, instead of getting in
trouble, Donovan is sent to the Academy of
Scholastic Distinction (ASD), a special program
for gifted and talented students.
Which animated movie had the highest budg-
et ever? Which state gets the greatest annual
snowfall? Do you know when the highest
tsunami wave ever recorded occurred?
This annual book has more than 300 record
setting statistics and descriptions.
CNMS HEADLINES
8th Grade Grand Prize Winners
Aero Earth Space: AJ Brooker
Behavioral Social: Zachary Potter
Biology: Madeline Larrison
Chemistry: Jackson Spurling
Health Medicine: Matthew Waggoner
Physics Math Engineering: Zachary Barnett
7th Grade Grand Prize Winners
Aero Earth Space: Sam Rashad
Behavioral Social: Hannah Beaven
Biology: Garrett Wood
Chemistry: Justin Holmes
Health Medicine: Michelle McClary and Sydney McClary
Physics Math Engineering: Samuel Titzer
8th Grade First Place Winners
Aero Earth Space: Candem Radcliff
Behavioral Social: Laurn Harpole, Joseph Seibert, Justin
Smale, Jarred Miller, and Kathleen Davis
Biology: Meghana Bhaksara, Joy Weinzapfel, Madeline Larri-
son, Jessica Kempe, and Kyli Miles
Chemistry: Adam Cron, Krislyn Porter, and Alec Houseman
Health Medicine: Emily Myers, Julia Pate, and Radha Patel
Physical Math Engineering: Nicholas Gerber, Carson Reed,
Tyler Wisner, Adriana Chavez, and Lane Mettle
7th Grade First Place Winners
Aero Earth Space: Sam Rashad
Behavioral Social: Christi Phelps, Lauren Pyle, Madelyn
Schroeder, Victoria Sills, and Rubina Cheema
Biology: McKenna Herr, and Brady Stinson-Smith
Chemistry: Caleb Johnson, Lizzie Vanada, Jared McNutt, Ryan
Chen, and Cole Clark
Health Medicine: Kaylee Murphy, Tyler Robinson, and Paige
Hopkins
Physics Math Engineering: Saleh Asrar, George Economou,
Amy Heil, Maggie Megal, Kevin Stevens, Olivia Stenson-Smith,
and Kenny Dillman
8th Grade Second Place Winners
Aero Earth Space: Chris Brake, Logan Brown, and Landon Ei-
senhut
Behavioral Social: Raquel Reyes Teleno, Hayley Hayden, Bry-
an Chandley, Emma Hake, Rishi Parekh, and Franklin Payne
Biology: Madison Devillez, Blake Owen, and Cody Smith
Chemistry: Nia Rochon, Caroline Reel, Jackson Fuerstenau,
and Rilee Eplee
Health Medicine: Carly Chodweitz, Emily Cranick, Noah
McMurty, and Makayla Welborn
Physics Math Engineering: Andrew Olson, Ian Hartz, Jack
Meyer, Sydney Wilson, Rolando Macias, Matthew Gerst, and
Zachary Messinger
2014 CNMS SCIENCE FAIR SPECIAL EDITION
CNMS HEADLINES
7th Grade Second Place Winners
Aero Earth Space: Carolyn Kobe
Behavioral Social: Emily Lothamer, Jacob Schwindel, Seth
Seniour, Tyler Teare, Griffin Charles, Meili McClary, and Avery
Rogers
Biology: Walker Beck, Adam Brookman, and Jordan Jacobs
Chemistry: Anna Robinson, Davis Collier, Jordyn Kirsch, Ann
Burk, Alex Hemenway, and Keegan Leek
Health Medicine: Ellen Dubs, Emily Gher, Elise Renschler, and
Aaron Watson
Physics Math Engineering: Caitlin Brodwater, Alex Her-
renbruck, Nick Greder, Madison Groves, Troy Martin, Salm
Christian, Grace Stratton, and Megan Smith
8th Grade Third Place Winners
Aero Earth Space: Hannah Fritz, Anna Watson, and Ashley
Paul
Behavioral Social: Bradley Nance, Olivia Hall, Triston Wil-
kinson, Micala McHargue, Destiny Sitzman, Bailey Kleeman,
and Alyssa Dudas
Biology: August Katz, Kevin Yang, Katherine Dowell, Sophie
Rinehart, and Taylor Jackson
Chemistry: Alexis Metzger, Jullian Beem, Elizabeth Petti-
john, and Jackson Clark
Health Medicine: Anish Bedi, Andrew Fugate, and Sophie
Treski
Physics Math Engineering: Ritik Shah, Katherine Paddock,
Kyle Kassidy, Grant Jefferson, Garron Moffet, Katy Quarcelino,
and Reed Miller
7th Grade Third Place Winners
Aero Earth Space: Jackson Haisley
Behavioral Social: Emily Angles, Mehsum Raza, Elizabeth El-
sea, Ethan Carter, and Molly Eissler
Biology: Abby Burton, Avery Byers, and Avery Mohler
Chemistry: Olivia Scales, Adam Simpson, Cody Haynes, Brison
Shira, Alex Hardy, Elizabeth Cluck, Ethan Abney, and Collin Zeig
Health Medicine: Elly Baker, Abbi Jaquess, Katie Steenberg,
Alyssa Pinkston, and Emme Lang
Physics Math Engineering: Nathan Gurtcheff, Nolan Mahooty,
Harrison Payne, Zachary Schmitz, Jacob Rea, Ketlin Watson,
Tanner Simoneaux, and Seth Miles
8th Grade Special Award Winners
Math: Nakhita Lavu
Inspector Gadget: Adriana Chavez
Environmental: Alexandra Hardgrave and Hayley Haynes
Audubon: Allison Wenberg
Da Vinci: Jessica Kempe and Kyli Miles
7th Grade Special Award Winners
Math: George Economou
Inspector Gadget: Kenny Dillman
Environmental: Drew Mesker
Audubon: Rebekah Seibert
Da Vinci: Megan Smith and Grace Stratton
