Mrs. Haley Brooke McDowell and Mrs. Tracy Bivens' classes completed a "surgical rotation" to review the skills learned in the Human Body Unit. Each station was medically themed and included pronoun review, attaching prefixes to root words, using context clues, identifying text features, using microscopes, playing operations, and a sensory table to see similarities between fruits and body organs.
Overall, the students had a good day!
Tomorrow afternoon Camden bus #29 will run and hour and a half late due to a bus driver shortage.
Big Sandy Bus #4 will be one hour late in the morning, and all Big Sandy buses will be carrying a double load tomorrow afternoon to cover Bus #4. Expect delays in the afternoon if your child rides Bus #4.
If you want to get a flu shot, today is a great day to do so. The clinic is open to all Benton County Schools staff and students from 3 PM to 5:30 PM for these shots today.
A student at Briarwood Elementary School made a claim today regarding the presence of a weapon at school. After a comprehensive investigation by the school administration and the school resource officer, no weapon was discovered. The Benton County School System treats all reports of weapons at school with utmost seriousness. It acknowledges the swift response of the school administration and the SRO in handling this matter.
Check out the CJH Basketball schedule! It is also linked to the school calendar, and available on the school app under documents.
There will be school Friday, September 27. Someone thought it would be funny to sow the seeds of chaos and fabricate a message saying school was canceled. You can always know if a post is real by checking our app or website.
The JUNIOR HIGH football game that was scheduled for Thursday, September 26 has been moved to Tuesday, October 1. This is 8th grade night and parents need to be at the field by 4:45 for those activities that will start at 5:00. The game will be starting at 6:30.
Due to concerns over weather issues, the HIGH SCHOOL football game against Gibson County has been moved to THURSDAY at Gibson County. The game starts at 7 PM.
The JUNIOR HIGH game at Camden is still scheduled to be played on Thursday as planned.
The CES A-Team came together for a special celebration to honor and recognize the exceptional efforts of our dedicated bus drivers. These unsung heroes play a vital role in ensuring the safe transportation of our students to and from school every day. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our bus drivers, whose warm and welcoming smiles brighten our mornings and afternoons, making the journey to and from school a pleasant experience for our students.
The CJH A-Team gathered for a special celebration to honor and recognize the outstanding efforts of our dedicated bus drivers. These unsung heroes play a crucial role in ensuring the safe transportation of our students to and from school every day. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our bus drivers, whose warm and welcoming smiles brighten our mornings and afternoons, making the journey to and from school a pleasant experience for our students.
Safety has become an increasing concern in schools across the state and nation. After extensive discussions, it was decided that steamers, poppers, glitter, and confetti makers would not be allowed in the stadium starting next season (2025). Signs were made for this, and regrettably, some confusion resulted around when they should have been put up and notice about the decision given on our social media/app platforms.
While we would greatly appreciate these items not being used during any games, they will be allowed for the remainder of this football season since they have already been allowed earlier.
Finding solutions for security issues is not easy. We all want to support our students, and we truly believe we have some of the best fans around. As always, we appreciate your understanding and hope to see you tonight at the game.
The Internet and telephone system are down across the district. Please direct emergency inquires to 731.441.9601. We apologize for any inconvenience.
A student had an issue that resulted in the ambulance being called to the Career and Technical Center. This was done out of an abundance of caution. As of this time, the student is in the care of medical providers and his parent.
Join us today for some exciting Volleyball action as Central High School takes on Milan today at 5:00 PM Central. If you cannot attend, watch a live stream through the NFHS Network at https://click.school.nfhsnetwork.com/?qs=9149b31ef0f39456f0bc4865576ac2fd6f6f811583721832d982f7c40fa192440578329658e989b66dc78ca7c231ad1f073a252c6d2731827c1ab3422f670f93
The Holladay A-Team gathered for a special celebration to honor and recognize the outstanding efforts of our dedicated bus drivers. These unsung heroes play a crucial role in ensuring the safe transportation of our students to and from school every day. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our bus drivers, whose warm and welcoming smiles brighten our mornings and afternoons, making the journey to and from school a pleasant experience for our students.
The CHS A-Team dedicated a special moment to recognize and celebrate the remarkable bus drivers who diligently ensure the safe daily transportation of our students to school. It was a heartfelt gesture to award them with well-deserved gold medals as a token of appreciation for their invaluable service.
A big round of applause to the exceptional Big Sandy School A-Team! These dedicated students consistently go above and beyond in their efforts to showcase the numerous captivating activities taking place at our school. Their hard work and commitment are truly appreciated. Thank you, A-Team, for your outstanding contribution!
Please take note of this critical announcement from Sheriff Jeff Cassidy, President of the TN Sheriff's Association, regarding school threats.
We have received several concerns about a social media post tonight regarding a potential threat at Camden High. The Benton County School system and local law enforcement agencies are actively and thoroughly investigating the allegations.
There is no evidence of a threat against any Benton County school at this time. However, as a precaution, law enforcement will be present in increased numbers at schools tomorrow.