The Celtics

by Keondre Ames

The 35-19 Celtic Team is on a roll. But they fell victims to the Denver Nuggets 114-107. Kevin Garnet scored 15 points, four rebounds, five assists, and ten blocks. Now they will be matched against the Cleveland Cavaliers, the number one team in the league.

And There Was Snow!

The Rayfields and Jackson Glenn built a really large snow man. It was enormous. We had approximately one foot of overall snowfall this year. A recipe for snow cream is one can sweetened condensed milk, one splash vanilla extract. You also need a mixing bowl of snow, of course. Stir all ingredients and enjoy. In the snow, there are many activities that you can do. You can have snowball fights, build snowmen, or build forts.

2nd and 3rd Grade Update

In Mrs. Savage's class, we are working on habitats. We have been going pretty well and we are working on a writing project. Everyone in Mrs. Savage's class is writing a story. The people who have already finished their stories are Seth, Ethan, Jackson, Grace, Hobbs, Jaden, Alexa, Heather, Joey, Koby, Skylar, Jawaun, Elan, Cody, Johnathan.

Star Student

This week's star student is Charles Lord Lyon Jr.. We know him as C.J.. C.J.'s favorite color is blue. His favorite sport is golf. He is the best golfer of his age in Cape Charles. He has one sibling, his sister Addie. His hobbies are skateboarding and collecting broken skateboards. He may be helping us learn more about golf in a few months.

February Birthdays

2nd Ethan West
7th Charles Hume
14th Ms. Tayloe
15th Stephan Baker
18th Winston Rayfield
19th Elan Hess
24th Addie Lyon
25th Seth Johnson
27th Alicia McCann
28th Noah Burkhard

Haiti Relief

Every Tuesday we have chapel with Ms. Jenn. After the earthquake in Haiti, everyone is trying to help. The Cape Charles Christian School is trying to collect stuffed animals. Our goal is 1,000 stuffed animals. We currently have about 220. Please bring in beanie baby sized stuffed animals, so in May, we can send them to the Haitian children.

Middle School Students Win Essay Contest

The annual Daughters of the American Revolution Essay Contest is over and the results are in. We had five students earn awards by writing about the topic: The Transcontinental Railroad. Clarke Zachary Karageorge earned a first place pin and certificate for the eighth grade and Leigh Tyndall earned a first place pin and certificate for the seventh grade. We had three students earn a second place certificate: Guy Sayers for sixth grade, Aden Ingram for seventh grade, and Travis Renas for eighth grade. These students competed with other students throughout Northampton County. Congratulations, CCCS Captains!