Time to look back at what we are truly thankful for
By Larry Bagley
     As we head towards our annual Thanksgiving break we again as a faculty are reminded of how blessed we truly are. The students have worked hard so far this year and we are thankful for the opportunity to provide them with a quality education.
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Student government elects officers
     "Vote for me" and "If you vote for me I will..." are words that have been echoed around
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WHMS 'Rocket' kids
     On Friday, Oct. 20, the PAWS students and students in Mrs. Gordon's Reading Class went to the park for an after-school rocket launch. David Wilhelm, the eighth grade science teacher, explained the principles of physics that cause a rocket to fly. The students launched their individual Alka-Seltzer r
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BETA club elects officers
     The Wilson Hall Middle School Junior Beta recently held its annual election of officers. After speeches and campaign skits were completed, the club elected by secret ballot Courtney Carter, president; Erica Williams, vice-president; Ashley Foster, treasurer; and LaShonda Scott, secretary.
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School boasts future scientists
     The sixth grade hall at Wilson Hall Middle School is filled with model spacecraft. Mrs. Smith's sixth grade science classes have been researching and gathering data about space. They spent hours at the NASA website learning about our space program. To enhance their learning experience each student m
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4-H food drive set for school
     The Wilson Hall Middle School after school PAWS 4-H Club collected can goods and non-perishable food items to be donated for holiday food needs in Clarke County. There is a great need in our county food pantries because Hurricane Katrina almost emptied the shelves of several food banks.
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Mr. Bagley presented
     prizes to B. J. Ezell, Calley Davis, and Austin Council.
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     A Halloween celebration at Coffeeville Head Start and Pre-K was held Monday, Oct. 31. The students and staff wore costumes to celebrate this fun day. Many parents attended this event.
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     Coffeeville Head Start and Pre-K Officer Hubbert Finch (Alabama State Trooper) came to the center Thursday, Nov. 2 to talk to students about transportation safety. Officer Finch talked to the students about seat belts, bike safety, railroad crossing, smoke alarms in the home and safe walking. Office
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Coffeeville Head Start and Pre-K celebrate National Awareness Month
     Coffeeville Head Start and Pre-K celebrated "National Head Start Awareness Month," Monday, Oct. 30.
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CCHS students collect money for Salvation Army
     The Blue Ribbon Campaign of Clarke County High School recently collected money for the Salvation Army. Pictured are members who participated in the drive. Ms. Theresa Coates was the leader of the campaign. She further stated that students are encouraged to bring canned goods for the Salvation Army.
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ASCC Community Chorus to present Christmas program
     Begin your holiday celebration with our performance by attending the Alabama Southern Community College Community Chorus' presentation of classical Christmas selections with orchestra and guest soloists, conducted by Leonard Raybon of Tulane University and by special invitation, Lauren Zoghby, sopra
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