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Today's Blocks 1 2 3 4 5 6
Today's Birthdays: Jonathan Christman & Mr. Henry
Upcoming Events: 4/2-9 Easter Break 4/19-21 9th & 10th Grade Retreats 4/22-24 Middle School Production of Charlotte's Web 4/28 PLAN & Explore tests (9th & 10th) 4/30 5th Annual CCA Golf Tournament May 3-7 & 10-14 AP Exams (during 2 week period)
High School News:
Students who desire to raise money for Mexico and plan on helping with concessions at Easter, please sign up with Mrs. Barnett. We need 50 students, and you need to sign up before the end of the day Thursday.
The Golf Committee has organized a special half-day off school where students will participate in a kickball game and enjoy hot dogs, hamburgers and sodas if they make their goal of $40 (or more). How are you doing with your $40 for the golf tournament? Remember you're working towards your labs and your library and your effort and enthusiasm will be rewarded.
CLUBS:
The Asian Club will meet TODAY during lunch in Ms. Cruz's Room
AP History Club will meet TODAY during lunch in Rooms 33021 and 33025
Face Painting Club and Game Club will not meet today due to meetings
The Pin Heads will meet TODAY after school to go bowling. Meet by the flagpole immediately after school to head to the bowling alley.
Photography Club will meet TOMORROW. Be sure to bring your cameras for a Speed Contest.
ATHLETICS NEWS: Go CCA Eagles!
3/27
BASEBALL
CCA vs St. Marks
CCA 12, St. Marks 4
Jeremy Viveros pitched 1 scoreless inning, Hunter Walker pitched three allowing only 3 runs. Also pitching his first time ever, Matt Jones closed the last inning striking out 2 and allowing no runs. Making our defensive play of the game, Sam Cudmore made an amazing center field diving catch.
Offensive highlights started with Luke Poirier slamming a lead off home run and LJ Dutton hits 4 for 4, including a stand up triple and scored every at bat.
Coach gave a presentation at ST. Marks about CCA's academics, athletics, fine arts, family love for each other and most importantly the CCA heart for Jesus. It was well received and as always we prayed with both teams after the game.
| Date | Game/Event Scheduled | Dismiss | Depart | Start |
| Mon- 3/29 | V Softball @ Highlands | 7:00 | ||
| Boys Tennis vs. St. George (Woodmont) | 2:45 | 3:00 | 3:30 | |
| (Girls Tennis practice at Woodmont) | ||||
| (Track practice at WA) | 5:00 | 5:15 |
Cheerleading tryouts for all levels, that is MS/ JV/and Varsity Cheerleading for the Fall, are being held after school on April 13 through the 16 on the west fields. If you are interested in cheering for football in the Fall, plan to come out on Tuesday, April 13th, and there will be a parent meeting after the practice at 5:00 PM. If you need more information check the website, or come by the athletics office.
On This Day in History
1927 - Major Henry O'Neil de Hane Segrave became the first man to break the 200mph barrier. Driving a 1,000 horsepower Mystery Sunbeam, Segrave averaged 203.79mph on the course at Daytona Beach, Florida. Segrave and his contemporary, British racer Malcolm Campbell, battled for land-speed supremacy throughout the 1920s. Segrave won the most historic victory in the long-standing competition when he broke the 200mph barrier and went on to set many more land-speed records. Between his efforts and Campbell's, Great Britain dominated the land-speed record books until jet engines usurped supremacy from internal combustion engines. Segrave died in 1930, attempting to set a new water speed record.
2 Corinthians 9:6 Remember this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously.
The Official CCA Bad Joke of the Day
Why did Columbus sail to America?
It was faster than swimming.
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