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Early release,
conferences
next week
To make time for parent/teacher conferences, CJHS will have early release next Tuesday through Thursday, March 15-17. Students will be dismissed at 12:30.
RFL Sports Day
next Friday
The next CJHS Relay for Life fundraiser is SPORTS DAY on Friday, March 18. Students should pay their first block teacher $1 to wear their favorite team's jersey, shirt, colors, and HAT!!! Please support this worthy cause!
Use calendar
to stay informed
A great way to keep up with what's going on at CJHS is to bookmark the
calendar link on the CJHS website. Use this tool so you don't miss out on upcoming events!
Pre-K registration
begins March 21
Carrollton Elementary School will have lottery registration for prekindergarten for the 2016-2017 school year beginning Monday, March 21, through Friday, March 25, from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Children must be four years old on or before Sept. 1 and reside in the city limits of Carrollton to be eligible for Pre-K. Required documents to enter the lottery include parent ID, proof of residence (gas, water, or power bill; or current lease), child's birth certificate and child's Social security card. Non-residents may apply after March 30. No appointment necessary.
Kindergarten
registration begins
CES kindergarten registration for the next school year is under way. To set an appointment, please call the registrar's office at 770-832-2726. Non-city resident students may apply, too.
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Online payments
make life easier
Don't forget you can pay non-resident tuition, field trip fees, after-school program payments and make class donations online through RevTrak. Pay for school meals through EZSchoolPay. It's that easy!
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Walk & Roll starts back
for spring campaign
After a successful launch last spring, Carrollton City Schools once again has joined Tanner Health System and a local Safe Routes to School initiative to promote Walk and Roll, an effort to draw attention to the value of walking and biking to school as alternatives to riding in cars.
With the popular Carrollton Greenbelt routed through Carrollton City Schools, advocates encourage families to start using the trail and sidewalks on campus to get to school in an effort to not only to alleviate traffic, but to encourage physical activity among our students.
This spring's kickoff celebration will be held next Wednesday, March 16, and will feature a variety of activities to jump start the day - and the program - for the rest of the school year.
* Start walking or rolling from the Hay's Mill or
Target GreenBelt trailheads between 7:15
and 7:30
* Meet at the celebration tent that will be set up
between CES and CMS along the Greenbelt
* Be on the lookout for free gifts
* Meet Captain Carrot, Broccoli Boy and
Rude-a-bay Girl
* Pick up a Grab N' Go breakfast in the school
cafeteria before you head to class
* Join students and parents walking daily
through the end of the school year!
All students or student groups must be accompanied by an adult.
Read this brochure to learn more.
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8th graders to attend
chamber career expo
Carrollton Junior High School eighth graders will have an opportunity to experience an exciting event at the University of West Georgia on Friday, March 18, when they attend a career expo hosted by the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce.
Students will hear from professionals representing different career fields such as engineering, nursing/medical, business and cosmetology, among others. Each student will have the opportunity to visit two different career pathways and hear from someone working in the field.
"This is an excellent way to partner with the community and explore different career options for our students," said Dr. Todd Simpson, CJHS principal. "The expo will give our students a better understanding of routes they may want to consider for their future as they transition to high school."
Students will depart from CJHS at 11:10 and return at approximately 2:15. If there are any questions, please contact Mr. Sidel at 770-832-6535.
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Tennis teams start
season undefeated
The Carrollton Junior High School boys and girls tennis teams have started the season with a 2-0 start. Both teams had impressive wins over Central Middle School and Bremen Middle School.
The girls team beat Central Middle 3-2 and Bremen 5-0. Singles players Audry Best, Caitlyn Arant and Madison Webb and the doubles teams of Emily Beecham/Madison Smitherman and Meg Garrett/Maggie Miles all posted wins.
The boys team defeated Central Middle 5-0 and Bremen 5-0. Singles Matthew Harvey, Aiden Coleman, Luke Reid and the doubles team of Will Brown/Noah Kamishlan and Matthew Hawkins/Adam Rakestraw all went undefeated.
Coach Charlie Beecham encourages the CJHS family to come out and support their Trojan tennis teams. |
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