School News: August 27 Edition
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School News: August 27 Edition
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CHS band, cheerleaders, football season
The football season kicked-off last Friday with the opening game at Verbena. Tenth grader Cassidy Howard, number 9, scored a touchdown against Verbena.
The band and cheerleaders did a great job getting the Cougar fans pumped up. We appreciate the community coming out to support our students.
Central graduates are going places!
Army Private Second Class Layla Norris graduated from Central High School in 2021. Layla is the daughter of Alfred and Jennifer Norris of the Goodwater community. Layla recently graduated from the U.S. Army basic training, Bravo Company, 2-39 Infantry Division in Ft. Jackson, South Carolina.
Layla was deemed a “sharp shooter” during basic training with a perfect aim of 36/40. Layla is currently stationed at Ft. Lee, Virginia, for training to become a paralegal specialist.
CHS students have been busy in science labs with hands-on learning
Mrs. Thompson’s science classes measured gummy bears as part of an experiment teaching the steps of the scientific method.
Mrs. White’s physics classes discovered which factors affect the period of a pendulum, and her physical science classes measured volume and length of metals to calculate density, as well as used graduated cylinders to measure liquid volume.
The Coosa County Schools’ science teachers work collaboratively with science coach, Mrs. Wood, to provide rigorous science instruction.
