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Regional Basketball
PTSO Board
Cooper NOW
Commonwealth Honors
We ARE Cooper Week
ACT for ALL Juniors
CERT Testing
St. Elizabeth Internship
Upcoming Events
 

Erlanger Elsmere Teacher Association & Kenton County Teacher Association are hosting the screening of Backpack Full of Cash 
on February 27 at 4:30pm 
at 
Dietz Auditorium, 
305 Bartlett Avenue, Erlanger.  

Everyone is invited!
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Cooper men's relay teams placed 28th in 200 medley and 35th in 200 free relays at the KHSAA Swim Championship. Maddie, Hannah, Alivia and Hayleigh.



Congratulations to the men's relay teams. They did an outstanding job, dropping time in all their events and breaking a school record in the 200 medley. They placed 22nd in the 400 free, 29th in medley, and 32nd in the 200 free relay.
Marcus, Phillip, Camden, Hayden, Anthony and Joshua.





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KHSAA Swim and Dive State Championships girl individual results for Cooper: Alivia Williams placed 28th in 200 IM and 21st in 100 breast, Maddie Cole placed 40th in 100 fly and Peytton Moore placed 5th in diving.











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Congratulations to men's varsity basketball team. They are the 33rd District championships for the third year in a row and a total of six championships in the last eight years.









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Pictured above is our Speech Team after their 5th place finish at the state KESDA competition this past weekend.  Go Jags!









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Regional Basketball 
PTSO Board 
Cooper NOW 
Commonwealth Honors
   

The Commonwealth Honors Academy is a summer option for students going into their senior year.   It is a three-week program (June 8th - June 29th, 2019) at Murray State University.   This is a great opportunity for students as they earn six college credits while experiencing the environment of a post-secondary institution. 

 Benefits:
Cost:  $195 tuition processing fee


We ARE Cooper Week 
ACT for ALL Juniors 
 
On March 12th, all juniors will be taking the ACT exam.   This is administered by our state and is free for all students.  Mark your calendar now and if there are any schedule conflicts such as doctor appointments, if at all possible, move those to a different day so your child will not miss the state administered ACT exam.
The ACT is an achievement test that can help determine your level of knowledge from what you have learned in school so far. You will be tested in Math, English, Science, and Reading to gauge your understanding of these topics and how comprehensive your knowledge is.

You may ask what does the ACT score mean?   The highest score you can achieve is 36. The way your score is determined is a bit complicated, but it can provide for an accurate reading of your skills in several areas at once. Most four-year colleges/universities require a score in the range 18-22 for admission. No points are deducted for wrong answers. Each test score is based on the scores you received on the sections within each test.   Those test scores from each area are averaged to create a composite score. This is your overall or final score.
 
The ACT can benefit you in several ways.   A good score could bring you one step closer to the college you have always wanted to attend or the extra scholarship money to pay for college. You are also being tested on what you actually know rather than your ability to take a test. 

   
CERT Testing In April

  • All CERT tests are age-appropriate and aligned with the Career and College Readiness Standards
  • All CERT tests cover the content areas included in the ACT: English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science
  • All CERT tests match the format (i.e., # of questions, question types, difficulty level, timing, etc.) of the current ACT, PLAN, and EXPLORE tests
  Below is a link to a 3 minute  video of its potential. 


All students will be completing their 3rd exam in Math, Science, English and Reading in April.


   
St. Elizabeth M.O.O.N. Program
 
St. Elizabeth Healthcare invites high school students interested in a career in the medical field to apply to take part in the M.O.O.N. Program.  Created by General Surgeon Dr. Ryan Moon, this five day program will introduce teens to the world of healthcare through observation of a physician's day-to-day life.  

Program Dates:  July 15-19, 2019

For further information - click here

Application is through St. Elizabeth's webpage  

Applications for July 2019 program are due by April 1st.
 
Any questions please see Dr. Warford in the Library Media Center.  
 



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Feb. 25-Mar 1
Feb. 25-28
March 1
March 8
March 8
March 12
March 12-21
March 15
March 20
March 20
March 21
March 22
March 25-28
Apr. TBD
Apr 8-12
Apr. 18
Apr. 19
Apr. 23
Apr. 27
May 5 & 10
May 6-17
 We ARE Cooper Week
Credit Recovery Camp
Commonwealth Honors  deadline
3rd Quarter Grading Ends
Deadline to reg. for April ACT
ACT--All Juniors
Prom Ticket Sales
No School for students
AP Exam Registration Due
SBDM Council Mtg., 5:30pm
3rd Quarter Report Cards go home
Hoxworth Blood Drive
Graduation Presentations
CERT Testing 
Spring Break
Cap & Gown Delivery
Grad Lawn Sign Order Due
Grad slideshow pictures due
Prom @ Paul Brown Stadium
Grad Lawn Sign Pick Up 
AP Exams

 Spring Sports Schedules coming soon: