Release from the High School :
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CONGRATULATIONS to Angela Goad and Nathan Jones for being randomly selected to represent the month of August! They will receive their choice of a free treat from Ignite Life Coffee or a Chick-fil-A lunch!
They will also be featured by OneofUs.Care and decide how to allocate $500 each to a CCHS club/organization of their choice! Thank you for your participation and I encourage each of you to recognize any staff member for making a positive difference at CCHS during the month of September!
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Being RecognizedRecognized by:Date Awesome Act OccurredWhat did this person do that made you want to recognize them?
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Angela Goad by RachelleRasco8/5/2024
She made signs for many people on our hall to put on our doors for open house that showed what subjects we taught each block. Each one was personalized. For example, mine had a fingerprint on it. She is one of the most thoughtful people I know!
Pam Kennedy by Anissa Holland8/7/2024
She had already worked long hours(including the previous weekend) on all of the beginning of the school year responsibilities. When she found out schools would be closed, she stayed late and called all of the new students to make sure they knew that school wouldn’t start until Monday because she always cares so much about the students and about her co-workers as well. She knew that the new students would probably not get a school reach call.
Kim Robinson by Kristen Quesenberry8/12/2024
Kim stepped in to assist a colleague in need. Unfortunately, Mr. Frazier was not able to be at work on the first day of school, so Kim jumped into action and made sure she helped get plans together for the substitute!
Heather Sizemore by Kristen Quesenberry8/12/2024
Unfortunately, Mr. Frazier was not able to be at work on the first day of school. This was also Heather’s first day at CCHS, but she maintained a positive demeanor, provided practical assistance, and with the help of Kim Robinson, they were able to prepare plans for the substitute. With Heather’s display of teamwork, it is clear that she is going to fit in JUST FINE at CCHS!
Kim Robinson by Shannon Dalton8/12/2024
On the first day of school, a co-worker was affected by a family medical emergency and Kim jumped in immediately find his resources and make lesson plans for the week, getting everything squared away so a substitute could have a smooth week and the staff member could be with his family member without concern for his class at school. She did all this even though she needed to get ready for her own classes. She never hesitates to put others first.
Heather Sizemore by Shannon Dalton8/12/2024
On the first day of school, a co-worker was affected by a family medical emergency and Heather jumped in immediately to help another teacher make plans for the week so that she could help lead the class – even though this is her first week at our school and her first time in this subject area. She took a challenge in stride and jumped in to help her team.
Greg Bolen by Brittany Kinney8/6/2024
Mr. Bolen was such a huge help on this day when Lana was here. He helped me entertain her while I had important meetings. I’m forever grateful for how he treated my sweet girl like his own. Thank you, Greg!
Sheena Marshall by Jeff Farmer7/17/2024Sheena helped me get settled into the school and is a constant source of information.
Jessica Vaughn by Jeff Farmer8/5/2024
Jessica invited me to use her room and resources whenever I needed them. She has been a constant source of encouragement.
Kristen Quisenberry by Jeff Farmer8/7/2024
Kristen has gone above and beyond to make sure I had everything I needed to get the school year started off right. We worked through several hiccups along the way, but on the first day, everything was ready to go.
Curt Sumner bu Kevin DeHaven8/25/2024
Mr Sumner saw me looking for a part that fell off the mower at the football field. He was leaving church. He stopped to help look and then went to buy the piece that had fallen off. He could have kept driving by but he stopped.
Heather Sizemore by Gabby Coleman8/12/2024
Heather stepped up in a huge way to help Mr. Frazier in his absence. She is a brand new teacher and on top of her assignment, she took on the role of English teacher for the first several days of school. Heather went above and beyond to help both Mr. Frazier and his students.
S. Greer by C. Burcham 8/26/2024
This teacher has been doing a fantastic job in the weightroom. He is willing to allow other sports in the class, before school, and after school to become better athletes. He instructs athletes about proper technique and form and has established a class that many student athletes want to take.
Nathan Jones by Kristen Quesenberry8/16/2024
The hours Nathan works is WAY BEYOND what is expected. But he does it by choice in order to ensure the health and well-being of our athletes. He is at work early enough to tend to the needs of Zero Block students and as late as the last athlete leaving campus after a game/practice. He maintains trusting relationships with students and they respect him. His Sports Medicine Interns look and dress the part when working ballgames, in fact, it would be difficult for someone who is not familiar with the program to differentiate between a student intern and an actual trainer because of the high expectations he has for the students gaining experience. He is an asset to our school, our programs, and our community.
Shelli Owens by Shannon Dalton8/23/2024
Shelli gives her entire half hour before class each morning from 8-8:30 to talk with a student who seeks her out each day. She never has time for last minute copies or a chance to chat with other teachers, but she always makes this student feel welcome and graciously offers her time for conversation.
Heather Sizemore by Kimberly Robinson 8/12/2024
When Randall’s wife Michelle had a setback and he was not able to start the school year, Heather leaped in with both feet, helping to set up the classroom and organize the kids, and later planning for the week until Randall was able to get back. She has gone over and above, and it is her first year here.
Sybil Goad by Sarah Jo Jones8/26/2024
There is a freshman in last lunch that has got about four lunches everyday. He eats pretty much everything on his plate(s). However, he has not been paying for these lunches and has racked up a hefty debt. Even though they staff were not supposed to let him continue making any more charges, Sybil brought him a second tray anyway. All of our cafeteria staff go above and beyond to serve our students, but I was struck by her act of kindness.
Pam Kennedy by Stephanie Wright8/12/2024
Pam is always super kind to not only the students she works with but staff as well. She has a really kind soul and will go out of her way to make students and staff feel comfortable. I don’t really have a specific date in mind because she does things like that all the time! She is constantly checking up on us and asking about important things in our lives (or our children’s lives.) She will spend her own money to make sure the students here at CCHS have their basic needs met. I’m just so super blessed to be working with her!!
Sheena Marshall by Chuck Thompson8/26/2024
She is always willing to pitch in to help or solve problems!
Brittany Kinney by Sharon Hayden8/27/2024
Brittany has come into our wild world of self contained and has worked hard to understand all our uniqueness . She has learned we have to roll with the punches and back up and punt many times a day. She is doing this with grace and understanding.
Sheena Marshall by Lora Davidson8/26/2024
Sheena has made copies and taught Ms. Whitaker’s Geometry A classes while Ms. Whitaker has been out with her father.
Kim Kern by Lora Davidson8/26/2024
Kim has helped with lesson plans and making copies for Ms. Whitaker’s Geometry classes. She has also helped with the teaching 4th block.
Jeff Farmer by Lora Davidson8/29/2024
Jeff has volunteered to help teach Ms. Whitaker’s 4th block Geometry class.
Dina Reece by Lora Davidson8/27/2024
Dina has developed a service project for her Teacher Cadet class that involves freshening up our upstairs teacher’s lounge. This is much needed!
Kristen Quesenberry by Patricia Lineberry8/5/2024
What Mrs. Quesenberry has done was not just a one time thing. She has gone to great efforts to bring teachers and staff closer together, making sure no one feels isolated especially with the new addition to the school. She has planned monthly potlucks so we have an opportunity to get together outside of class. Mrs. Quesenberry is constantly checking on us to ensure we have everything we need as well as making it clear that we can come to her with any issues we have. She has been instrumental in implementing the kudos program, so it is only fitting she receive one!
Shana Parnell by Dina Reece8/27/2024
Every morning on hall duty, Ms. Parnell greets each student with hello and a compliment. Students flock to her. She makes them feel good about themselves.
Patricia Lineberry by Lisa Giles8/29/2024
Student had told Ms. Lineberry in passing on 8/28 that her birthday was the next day. Ms. Lineberry had assembled 4 of her chorus students to sing “Happy Birthday” to student as she was walking to class.
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This warms the Heart ❤ as much as anything that we have tried to accomplish here over the past four years ! Kudos to both everyone who was acknowledged and everyone 👏 that did the acknowledging !
Two groups will now receive $500.00 each to put to good use & our two chosen folks will have their photos 📷 sit atop every post 📫 we make for the next month – starting Tuesday when everyone returns to School 🏫!
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