First Grade got a taste of fame today as these little stars signed autographs for the older classes. These real life authors published a book and were so excited to experience the celebrity life for a day!
Tyler Thompson from the Colbert County Extension office comes monthly to share 4H information and educate us about different aspects of agriculture. This month the presentation was “From Sheep to Sweater”. Today, students made felt from wool.
The 2nd grade and 5th grade Reading Buddies love to read and take SRC quizzes together. They look forward to seeing each other each week.
March Students of the Week were recognized in chapel for their outstanding behavior and their kindness towards others. Our March chapel speakers have included Leslie Waldrep, Children's Director at Barton First Baptist and Craig Farris, NW Alabama FCA.
We are bringing back the Eagle Run on May 20, 2023. The race has been certified- 5k and 1 mile fun run. You can sign up at itsyourrace.com. The price will go up soon, so get registered now to make sure you get your dri-fit t-shirt!
The seniors wrapped their Hawaiian trip with a submarine tour, a Jurassic excursion/movie tour, some cultural experiences, and joining the birthday party of a Make-a-Wish child also in the area. Their high school days are climaxing with signature life memories.
We have a new sport at CCS, and those Eagles had their first track meet yesterday. Our track and field team competed at Deshler and set the bar high! It's exciting to see these students take on new challenges and adapt to a new sport!
The seniors continue their Hawaiian adventures by touring Kualoa Ranch, Dole Plantation and the Polynesian Cultural Center. Education in paradise seems to suit this group!
The seniors continue their Hawaiian adventures by touring Kualoa Ranch, Dole Plantation and the Polynesian Cultural Center. Education in paradise seems to suit this group!
The seniors decided that the zoo in Hawaii is a bit more educational and exciting than one in their backyard! The adventures and cultural experiences continue as they learn more by stepping into sights they've only imagined.
The junior class trip culminates with the Ark Encounter! They also had the opportunity to zip line at Mammoth Cave. The eyes of these teens have been opened to truths taught through Bible-based science classes, now brought life on this trip!
There’s so much to absorb at the Creation Museum for this 11th grade group!
The 8th, 9th and 10th grades continue to explore DC - including the National Cathedral, the Capitol, and the Spy Museum. These students also make a history project of government, history, monuments, and leaders that they research along with their trip!
Looking down onto the USS Arizona in Pearl Harbor is a sacred moment these seniors will never forget. History…wars…geography become so much more tangible after the whispered moments above the entombed heroes here.
Aloha…The seniors have arrived in Hawaii! Today they will experience an authentic Hawaiian luau after the iconic and moving experience of visiting Pearl Harbor on the island of Oahu.
Washington DC is the destination for 8th through 10th grades this week as they experience history and government in their travels! They will tour museums, monuments, art exhibits and a host of government and military attractions as they learn more about our nation.
The 11th grade is kicking off a class trip in Cincinnati with a dinner cruise on the Ohio River. Many of our classes are learning through experiences this week on travel journeys in various places! Stay tuned for updates of student trips.
Varsity boys baseball was finally able to begin their season today in Danville with a double header! They took away one win in the 2-day transition from basketball season to the diamond! Way to go Eagles!
Lady Eagles took to the diamond today and topped Phil Campbell and Addison! They lost a matchup against Vina in this early season tournament in Russellville. Way to go Lady Eagles!
Because victory tastes so sweet, we want to savor it a little longer with you and let these athletes and families enjoy the capture of these moments. Here are a few glimpses of the action from the state championship game with our Eagles.
