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Congratulations to Rylan Wotherspoon for being the first Cooper boy golfer to win the regional golf tournament last Tuesday at Lassing Point. Rylan shot an amazing three under 68 to win by 5 strokes. This is Rylan's 8th win out of eleven tournaments this year. He will will represent your Cooper Jaguars at the state tournament in Bowling Green from October 10th to October 12th.
Best of luck Rylan!
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College
fair
on
Thomas More University's campus at the
Connor Convocation Center
on
Wednesday, October 9th from 6:00pm-7:30pm.
Over
75 universities participated in 2018.
For more information and to see what colleges
are attending, please
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West Point Info Event
When: Wed, Oct. 9th
Where: Woodlawn Ohio National Guard Training & Community Center
Time: 6:00pm to 8:00pm
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Congratulations to the Cooper Girls Golf team who recently won the NKAC conference championship and finished second in the regional tournament.
Eva Maley, Kendall Brissey and Reagan Ramage also advanced to the state tournament as individuals.
Go Jags!
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Juniors and Seniors:
There will be an admissions representative from Bellarmine University this Tuesday, October 8th, during JAM in the conference room to meet with any student who might be interested in attending Bellarmine.
If you would like to come, please sign up outside of
Mr. Wheeler's office in the library.
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Plan ahead and eat at the Union Chipotle on
Monday, Oct. 7th!
Cooper FFA is sponsoring a Chipotle night Monday, Oct. 7th and a portion of your purchase that night will go to support the FFA.
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Cooper volleyball celebrated our one and only senior, Alyssa this week for her commitment, dedication and leadership to the team and our school.
OFFICE HOURS
7:00-3:30 P.M.
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No School - Fall Break
No school on Friday, October 11th - Monday, October 14th.
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Social/Emotional Learning
You have likely heard of the saying, "You can't always control what happens to you but you can always control how you respond." With our focus on social/emotional learning, it is our goal is to teach students emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and basic strategies they can use to help them with their emotions and thoughts.
Our first lesson is this Tuesday, October 8th during JAM for grades 10-12. Freshman mentors will be implementing this to our 9th grade classes on a separate schedule.
You can't always control what happens to you but you can always control how your respond.
Lesson theme this week is: COURAGE.
Lesson Summary:
- COURAGE- the willingness to work through obstacles despite the feelings of embarrassment, fear, reluctance, or uncertainty.
- #ICANHELP-YOU have the power, you can choose to spread negativity or post positivity!
- MINDFULNESS- allows you to become fully engaged and creates a greater capacity to deal with adverse events.
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Grades & Calculation
Progress reports are sent home with students approximately every three weeks. The grades students earn will be calculated by a culmination of grades over the school year and not averaged by each quarter or term. Students will still hvae a quarter grade but it is not a stand alone grade that is averaged with each quarter. It is a continuous calculation throughout the school year. At the end of the school year, a final exam will also be calculated into the students' grade.
The only grade that is reflected and reported on a student's transcript is the final grade at the end of the course.
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Homecoming Ticket Sales
During all lunch periods, we will be selling homecoming tickets on the following dates: October 8, 10, 15, 16 and 17.
Tickets: $20
A dance/behavior contact must be filled out completely PRIOR to purchasing a ticket. Dance contacts are located in our main office, library, Ms. Smith's office or you can download here.
This is a semi-formal attire event.
Ignite students: you can purchase homecoming tickets in our main office on these same dates (excluding the 17th) in the afternoon when you return to our campus each afternoon.
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Senior Portrait Deadline
Attention Class of 2020: In order to appear in the 2020 yearbook as well as the school composite, you need to be photographed in a drape/tux at Prestige Portraits by November, 14th 2019
You are under no obligation to purchase personal portraits; however, all students must be photographed by Prestige in order to appear in the yearbook. Please make preparations in advance. You can schedule an appointment by calling 859-578- 0110 ext. #2.
Click here to download the senior portrait brochure.
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Tackle DIPG Game Spirit Wear
Cooper Cheerleading will be selling spirit wear during all lunch periods on October 8, 10, 15, 16 and 17 in the area as homecoming ticket sales.
We have chosen DIPG this year as a focus for October in support of one of our freshman students that was recently diagnosed with DIPG.
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NaviGo Scholars
Early Childhood:
Bethany Groeschen
Lindsay Junda
Duke:
Jessica Arlinghaus
Spencer Bazsika
Joshua Mihalijevic
Neven Perry
Legal Scholars:
Samuel Dittenber
St. E Physicians:
Andrew Fouts
Brooke Van Dusen
Izabelle Wilson
U.S. Bank:
Ethan Green
Adam Shields
Sage Vannerman
Toyota:
Ryan Barlow
Charlotte Shores (not pictured)
Skilled Trades:
Donovan Stein
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The Great RC Spirit Store
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Ski & Snowboard Club
There will be an informational meeting about joining this years Ski
&
Snowboard Club on Monday, October 7th
at 2:30pm
in Mr.
Booher's
Room, 811.
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My School Bucks
Boone County Schools has partnered with My School Bucks to offer the convenience of depositing money into your child's lunch account. In addition to depositing money when needed, you can also track your child's purchases on a daily basis.
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Bullying Prevention Month
October is Bullying Prevention month and this year Kentucky Safe Schools Week is focusing on...Kindness, Unity and Empathy.
Kentucky Safe Schools Week is set for October 20-26, 2019. This year's theme is "Our Safety Story!"
and the Kentucky Center for School Safety stands on the belief that everybody should enjoy school equally and be treated with respect. Community members, educators, students and parents are encouraged to get involved during Kentucky Safe Schools Week.
As school begins and schedules are in place the climate and culture of school becomes evident. Rules and guidelines of acceptable behaviors are set, discussion and modeling are great tools to reinforce wanted outcomes. KCSS encourages all Kentucky schools to take this opportunity to promote positive behaviors and encourage social, emotional wellness by taking the KY Safe Schools Week Pledge.
By taking the pledge we are embracing unity, kindness and empathy to enhance "Our Safety Story" and create a feeling of community and friendship throughout Kentucky's schools.
To keep Kentucky schools safe places in which to learn and work,
I pledge to be:
- Strong enough to show empathy for others who need help at school.
- Awesome, as I strive to use tolerance to create unity at school.
- Friendly, showing kindness to others of all ages.
- Encouraging, promoting a feeling of community and friendship throughout my school.
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Selective Service Registration
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Oct. 8
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Oct. 11-14
Oct. 15-18
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
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Oct. 18
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Oct. 24
Oct. 26
Oct. 29
Nov. 5
Nov. 7
Nov. 10
Nov. 14
Nov. 27-29
Dec 23-Jan 3 |
Fall Choral Concert 7pm
Class Ring Parent Info 3-7pm
Class Ring orders due
Senior Grad Items Order due
SBDM Council Mtg., 3:30pm
Fall Break-No School
Homecoming Week
PSAT Exam
1st Qtr. Grading Period Ends
NHS Induction, 7pm
Homecoming Parade, 6pm
Homecoming Game, 7:30pm
Homecoming Dance, 7-11pm
Report Cards Go Home
National ACT Test Date
School Picture Make-Up Day
Election Day-No School
Jr/Sr Good Choices Assembly
Arts & Craft Show 10am-3pm
Senior Portrait Deadline
Thanksgiving Break
Winter Break |
Fall Sports Schedules:
Football
Golf-Women
Golf-Men
Soccer-Women
Soccer-Men
Volleyball
Cross Country-Men
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