Morning Announcements for Monday, November 30th

Today is a Day 6
Today's Blocks 5 6 7 8 1 2

Today's Birthdays:  Mrs. Gomez

                                     High School News:

Students who drive are to register online and have a current parking decal.  You must also park in your assigned space. Any violations of these rules will earn a Detention for the 1st offense and loss of driving privilege for a week on the 2nd offense. Please be reminded that students are not allowed to leave Campus during the school day unless having signed out first.

 

Students, please cross at the crosswalks.  It will take you a few extra steps, but it makes it safer for everyone.

 

This Saturday, December 5th, CCA and Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale is hosting their very own 5K run/walk! We want to encourage all CCA students and staff to participate in this exciting outreach. The race will be hosted by the Oasis Ministry and Calvary Christian Academy and will benefit the All Saints AIDS camp (in the Bahamas) and CCA Athletics. Visit the CCA or CCFL website for more details. You won't want to miss the fun so SIGN UP TODAY!

                                          Clubs:

The Game Club will meet TODAY during lunch in Doc's room, 34028.  Come join us to play board games, share in fellowship, and have fun!

AP History Club will meet TODAY during lunch in Rooms 33021 and 33025

NHS will meet TOMORROW

 

Athletics News:

 

V Boys Basketball @ Highlands depart@5:00 start@6:30

JV Boys Basketball vs. Int. Sch of Broward start@4:00

JV Girls Basketball vs. Dade Christian start@5:30

V Girls Basketball vs. Dade Christian start@7:00

V Boys Soccer @ S. FL Heat dismiss@2:00 depart@2:15 start@4:00

V Girls Soccer @ S FL Heat dismiss@2:00 depart@2:15 start@4:00

 

 

 

On This Day in History

November 30, 1954

Meteorite strikes Alabama woman

The first modern instance of a meteorite striking a human being occurs at Sylacauga, Alabama, when a meteorite crashes through the roof of a house and into a living room, bounces off a radio, and strikes a woman on the hip. The victim, Mrs. Elizabeth Hodges, was sleeping on a couch at the time of impact. The space rock was a sulfide meteorite weighing 8.5 pounds and measuring seven inches in length. Mrs. Hodges was not permanently injured but suffered a nasty bruise along her hip and leg.

Ancient Chinese records tell of people being injured or killed by falling meteorites, but the Sylacauga meteorite was the first modern record of this type of human injury. In 1911, a dog in Egypt was killed by the Nakhla meteorite.

 

The Word of God for the Day

1 Cor 13:7    It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.

The Official CCA Bad Joke of the Day

 

A few one-liners from Steven Wright:

Do Lipton employees take coffee breaks?

Do you think that when they asked George Washington for ID that he just whipped out a quarter?

Everywhere is within walking distance if you have the time.

Morning Announcements for Friday, November 20th

Today is a Day 5
Today's Blocks 8 1 2 Chapel 3 4

Today's Birthdays:  no birthdays today
Birthdays over Thanksgiving Break:  Kristien Minters, Isabela Gomez, Jenny Fluty, Abbi Taylor, Cathryn Collier, Kodie Brown, Trevor Rossi, Edgar Torres, Tiffany deOliveira, Mrs. Boothman & Mrs. Dolan

                                     High School News:

Students going to Mexico please note that you will be meeting in the Green Room TODAY during lunch to prepare for the mission trip.

All 10th, 11th and 12th grade students have received an e-mail from Mrs. Andresen.  Students are to check their e-mail today and respond today. 

Attention students in 8-12 grade: Your opinion is important! What would you like in the secondary library media center? To answer that question and more, please complete the survey that Mrs. Nguyen has sent to your CCA GroupWise email account. Thank you!

On Saturday, December 5th CCA and Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale is hosting their very own 5K run/walk! We want to encourage all CCA students and staff to participate in this exciting outreach. The race will be hosted by the Oasis Ministry and Calvary Christian Academy and will benefit the All Saints AIDS camp (in the Bahamas) and CCA Athletics. Visit the CCA or CCFL website for more details. You won't want to miss the fun so SIGN UP TODAY!

 

                                          Clubs:

Activities Council will meet TODAY during lunch in Doc's room.

The Turkey Club will meet Next Week.

Athletics News:

 

V Football Regionals @ Parkway (Boyd Anderson field) start@7:30

JV Girls Basketball vs St. Andrews start@4:00

V Girls Basketball vs. Ft Laud Christian start@5:30

 

Sat- 11/21 V Wrestling- Redskin @ Cardinal Gibbons start@ 10:00

 

GAME RESULTS REPORT

 

Date of game  11/19/2009
Level/Sport  Boys Varsity soccer|
Opponent  Jupiter Christian
Score  3-2   Win

Luke Jackson had two goals and Jonathan Bartos scored his first of the season. Boys Varsity improved to 2-2 on the year.

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Date of Game:  11-19

Level/Sport: Varsity boys basketball

Opponent: Florida Bible

Score: 92-61 CCA win!

 

Highlights: Great team effort with every player getting into the scoring column; 5 players scored in double figures led by Ben Mayell's 27; Dave Forman added 14, Chris Walkerow 13, Dan Kallan 12 and Emilio DeSilva 11.

 

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All CCA fans not involved in the Wizard of OZ, please come out Friday night to watch as the CCA Varsity Football team plays in the Regional Semi-Final game against Parkway! The game will be played at Boyd Anderson High School, and starts at 7:30. There is a charge of $7 for the game and $2 for parking. Wear your blue and gold, and come on out to cheer on the team!!

 

 

On This Day in History

November 20, 1541: In Switzerland, French reformer John Calvin, 32, established a theocratic government at Geneva, thereby creating a home base for emergent Protestantism throughout Europe.

 

 

The Word of God for the Day

1 Corinthians 13:6  Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth.

 

The Official CCA Bad Joke of the Day

 

A few one-liners from Steven Wright:

A lot of people are afraid of heights. Not me, I'm afraid of widths.

Cross country skiing is great if you live in a small country.

Curiosity killed the cat, but for a while I was a suspect.

Spanish Field Trip

The only way to truly learn a language is to immerse oneself in the culture. Students in Conversational Spanish did just that this weekend as they invested a Sunday in visiting a Spanish church, Spanish restaurant and a home for widows in Miami. At Casa Sobre la Roca, in Miami Lakes, students participated in worship and listened to an energetic sermon on Matthew 7 and the decision we must make to stay on God's path (the narrow path).

 

Students also enjoyed almuerzo at Versailles and they planted a garden, sang praise songs in Spanish and encouraged the elderly widows at Casa San Jose (nursing home) by loving on them and keeping them company. We celebrated, one of the lady's 103rd birthday!!! May God use this experience to remind students that God created a myriad of people on earth and learning a second, third, or fourth language...expands our ability to love others and minister the gospel! Jesus came for ALL!

Sincerely,

Senora Peyton

 

Morning Announcements for Thursday, November 19th

Today is a Day 4
Today's Blocks 2 3 4 5 6 7

Today's Birthdays:  no birthdays today


                                     High School News:

Students going to Mexico please note that you will be meeting in the Green Room during lunch all week to prepare for the mission trip.

All 10th, 11th and 12th grade students have received an e-mail from Mrs. Andresen.  Students are to check their e-mail today and respond today. 

Attention students in 8-12 grade: Your opinion is important! What would you like in the secondary library media center? To answer that question and more, please complete the survey that Mrs. Nguyen has sent to your CCA GroupWise email account. Thank you!

The Middle School Art room 33009 has Dalit Freedom Network cups for sale, first come first serve, for $1. Each cup feeds 4 Dalit children for one day. The cup includes a plant of choice, the painted cup, and more information on Dalit Child Sponsorship.  Come by during lunch or right after school while supplies last.

 

                                          Clubs:

The Tri-M Music Honor Society will meet TODAY during lunch, in the Band Room with Mr. Mullen

Film Club will meet TODAY during lunch in Mr. Negron's room.

Activities Council will meet TOMORROW during lunch

Athletics News:

 

V Boys Basketball Classic/CCA vs FL Bible start@7:00

V Boys Soccer vs. Jupiter dismiss@2:30 start@3:45

 

Come out Friday night to watch as the CCA Varsity Football team plays in the Regional Semi-Final game against Parkway. The game will be played at Boyd Anderson High School, and starts at 7:30. We need lots of fans cheering on the team!!

 

 

 

On This Day in History

November 19, 1863

Lincoln delivers Gettysburg Address

On November 19, 1863, at the dedication of a military cemetery at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, during the American Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln delivers one of the most memorable speeches in American history. In just 272 words, Lincoln brilliantly and movingly reminded a war-weary public why the Union had to fight, and win, the Civil War.

Reception of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was initially mixed, divided strictly along partisan lines. Nevertheless, the "little speech," as he later called it, is thought by many today to be the most eloquent articulation of the democratic vision ever written.

 

The Word of God for the Day

 

1 Corinthians 13:5   It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.

The Official CCA Bad Joke of the Day

 

 

A ship was carrying 1000 gallons of red paint and 1000 gallons of black paint.  It crashed into an island and the whole crew was marooned. 

Morning Announcements for Wednesday, November 18th

Today is a Day 3
Today's Blocks 4 5 6 7 8 1

Today's Birthdays:  Rebecca Urrutia & Mr. Lofthouse


                                     High School News:

For students who have been here for all ten years - Please meet at the traffic light at the beginning of lunch TODAY for a picture for yearbook.

 

Students going to Mexico please note that you will be meeting in the Green Room during lunch all week to prepare for the mission trip.

Need Community Service Hours?  Volunteer to be an Usher for the Wizard of Oz November 19th, 20th or 21st.  For more information come see Heather Armstrong or Pam Sturman in the Fine Arts Dept. 

On Saturday, December 5th CCA and Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale is hosting their very own 5K run/walk! We want to encourage all CCA students and staff to participate in this exciting outreach. The race will be hosted by the Oasis Ministry and Calvary Christian Academy and will benefit the All Saints AIDS camp (in the Bahamas) and CCA Athletics. Visit the CCA or CCFL website for more details. You won't want to miss the fun so SIGN UP TODAY!

Homecoming pictures can be seen and downloaded at www.DrWormsley.com

 

                                          Clubs:

The Higher-Thinking Club will meet TODAY during lunch in Doc's Room

Drama Club will meet TODAY in the Blackbox Theater after school

The Film Club, Tri-M Music Honor Society will meet TOMORROW

Activities Council will meet FRIDAY during lunch

 

Athletics News:

 

No Athletic Events Today

GAME RESULTS REPORT

Date of game: 11/16/09

Head Coach: Marcel Bombonato

Team/Level: Varsity Girls Soccer

Opponent: ZION

Score: 4x1

CCA win or loss: WIN

 

 

Carli Deibel opened the score with a shot from outside of the area in the first half. I reminded the team about their desire to play, their passion for the Lord, and all sacrifice through last practice...and encouraged them to play a bit more 'together' in order to score more goals. Only 5 minute in the 2nd half, Karly Palmar score a goal...minutes later ZION score their goal...which lead out Lady eagles to shut the defense. Kaitlyn Webb and Karly Palmer score one goal each, leading the Eagles 4x1.

 

At the end of the match, I share 1 Cor 2:2 - "For I have determined not to know anything among you, except Jesus Christ and Him crucified"....followed by prayer... the team connected one on one with the other players.... and i did with the coaches... Both team prayed, fellowship and broke down in laughter after the match. The coach from ZION said "this has been the best school we played so far, sportsmanship and Christ-like attitude displayed, well done coach." we went home knowing that God did something beyond soccer in our lives...

 

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Date of game: 11/17/09

Head Coach: Marcel Bombonato

Team/Level: Varsity Girls Soccer

Opponent: Yeshiva

Score: 5x1

CCA win or loss: WIN

 

 

The team was fired-up for the match, and Carli Deibel, again, opened the score board with an amazing goal from out of the box. Over the half time break, I encouraged the team to stop looking for reason to be different, our team felt the aggressiveness on the field and different 'uniforms shapes'...but once more I reminded them to stay focus on their call. Karly Palmar score two goals, Kaitly Webb scored one, and Stephanie Segal scored one as well.

 

At the end of the match we lined up to shake hands with the opponent and I felt the aggressiveness on my own bare hands... also the school did not want to spend any time together after the match which some of our players were discouraged by it. Still Carli Deibel helped a player from Yeshiva to carry to water jugs out of the field.....Carli was supposed to share the Gospel that game, still, she served as an example, by a simple step in faith...she was able to talk and share laughter with a player for Yeshiva.

 

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Date of game: 11-17-09

Level/ Sport: Varsity Boys Basketball

Opponent: Mater Lakes Academy

Score: 71-44 win

 

 

Preseason Classic; Ben Mayell led all scorers with 38 points. Dave Forman contributed 12 and Emilio DeSilva, 9.

Both teams met at mid-court and prayed together after the game and several Mater Lakes players thanked the coaches and players for the prayers.

 

 

On This Day in History

November 18, 1928

Mickey Mouse debuts

Cartoon star Mickey Mouse appears in Steamboat Willie, an animated short produced by Walt Disney. Steamboat Willie was the first fully synchronized sound cartoon ever produced, with Mickey's squeaky voice provided by Walt Disney himself.

 

The Word of God for the Day

1 Corinthians 13:4  Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.

 

The Official CCA Bad Joke of the Day

Thought for the day:
The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.