March 9, 2023 Announcements

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2023

Card-Time Announcements:

No bells until testing is complete.

This is the very last day you can purchase a Prom Fashion Show ticket. Tickets are on sale during lunch for $3.00. No one will be allowed to leave class for the Prom Fashion Show without a ticket.

The Unites States Military Academy at West Point will be here March 1o, during CARD Time in the community room 281, to give a brief presentation and answer questions. Please sign up using the QR code posted around the school, on the google calendar and in the Counseling office.

The University of Kentucky will be here for a college visit during CARD time on March 30th, in the Community room 281. Please sign up using the QR code posted around the school, on the google calendar or in the Counseling office.

For this week Math ESS Tutoring will be as follows:

Mrs. Givens will tutor on Tuesday and Mr. Shields will tutor on Thursday.

If you are interested in entering the 2023 Congressional Art Competition, see Ms. Storch in room 150. This is open to all high school students and your art will be displayed at the State Capitol. Winners will have their work displayed at our Nation’s Capitol in Washington DC.

March 8, 2023 Announcements

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DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 2023

Card-Time Announcements:

No bells until testing is complete.

The girls’ tennis team defeated Great Crossing 3-2 yesterday afternoon with Melanie McClanahan and Allie McClanahan picking up singles wins on court #1 & #2 and Haleigh Pearson/Kate Schindler winning at #1 doubles.

The boys team lost 1-4 to GCHS with Wyatt Holbrook/Noah Gibson winning at #1 doubles. Both teams will be on the road at Tates Creek on Thursday.

Prom Fashion Show tickets are on sale now through March 9th. Tickets will be $3.00.

The Unites States Military Academy at West Point will be here March 1o, during CARD Time in the community room 281, to give a brief presentation and answer questions. Please sign up using the QR code posted around the school, on the google calendar and in the Counseling office.

The University of Kentucky will be here for a college visit during CARD time on March 30th, in the Community room 281. Please sign up using the QR code posted around the school, on the google calendar or in the Counseling office.

For this week Math ESS Tutoring will be as follows:

Mrs. Givens will tutor on Tuesday and Mr. Shields will tutor on Thursday.

If you are interested in entering the 2023 Congressional Art Competition, see Ms. Storch in room 150. This is open to all high school students and your art will be displayed at the State Capitol. Winners will have their work displayed at our Nation’s Capitol in Washington DC.

 

March 7, 2023 Announcements

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TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 2023

Card-Time Announcements:

The girls’ tennis team defeated Great Crossing 3-2 yesterday afternoon with Melanie McClanahan and Allie McClanahan picking up singles wins on court #1 & #2 and Haleigh Pearson/Kate Schindler winning at #1 doubles.

The boys team lost 1-4 to GCHS with Wyatt Holbrook/Noah Gibson winning at #1 doubles. Both teams will be on the road at Tates Creek on Thursday.

Prom Fashion Show tickets are on sale now through March 9th. Tickets will be $3.00.

The Unites States Military Academy at West Point will be here March 1o, during CARD Time in the community room 281, to give a brief presentation and answer questions. Please sign up using the QR code posted around the school, on the google calendar and in the Counseling office.

The University of Kentucky will be here for a college visit during CARD time on March 30th, in the Community room 281. Please sign up using the QR code posted around the school, on the google calendar or in the Counseling office.

For this week Math ESS Tutoring will be as follows:

Mrs. Givens will tutor on Tuesday and Mr. Shields will tutor on Thursday.

If you are interested in entering the 2023 Congressional Art Competition, see Ms. Storch in room 150. This is open to all high school students and your art will be displayed at the State Capitol. Winners will have their work displayed at our Nation’s Capitol in Washington DC.

Fundraiser script

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This is Coach Willard with Scott Co. Baseball 2022.  We have been working really hard for the upcoming 2022 Season!…..and we need your support!  We are raising money for our field project, equipment, travel/meal expenses and of course, new uni’s! Please click buynowcc.com/donor or text DONOR to 44944 to help me reach my personal goal of $1,000 and us reach our TEAM goal of $20,000…..but more importantly be a part of our journey to Lexington to seek out the 2022 Ky State Championship!

Thank you so much for your support!

SCHS Girl’s Golf Open Play

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Any girl’s interested in playing golf for the 21-22 golf season are encouraged to attend the pre season meeting on Monday, June 7th. 

There are two tee times set, 10:10 and 10:20.  We will play 9 holes and we will walk. Please arrive in advance to warm up  and be ready to play at 10:10.  As a reminder the SCHS Golf team gets year round free range balls, so you should not have to pay for that. 

This is open play and all girl’s are welcome, including 7th and 8th graders.  We have room for 4 more players on Monday. Please let me know if you want to bring a friend as they are welcome to join us!  This is not a formal practice. There is no pressure, just a fun outing for girls interested in golf.   

We are not within the SCHS contract period so we will have to pay to play. I believe everyone is youth on course, if not talk to me about it, as playing as a youth significantly reduces the cost.   Also, bring a few bucks for lunch afterwards if you want to stay and have something to eat/drink.   We will be approximately 3 to 3.5  hours including lunch

Thank you, Coach Greg Powell  If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at 859-806-3115.

GO CARDS!

High School Swim & Dive Season in Full Swing   

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On Wednesday, Great Crossing and Scott County High Schools hosted their first home meet of the season against Montgomery County.  Even though the event was spectator free (a Covid 19 Safety precaution), it was hard to tell with all the sounds of excitement and support from the student athletes for their teammates, albeit slightly muffled by masks (another safety precaution.)    

Scott County won the Men’s division with 1st place finishes in the 200 IM (Kole Brannock), 100 Fly (Jay Wilson), 100 Free (Chord Coyle), 500 Free (Michael Wilson), 200 Free Relay (Andrew Batten, C. Coyle, J. Wilson, Brannock), 100 Back (Brannock), and the 400 Free Relay (Coyle, Batten, M. Wilson, Brannock).   Notable Cardinal male finishes also include 2nd place in the 200 Medley Relay (M. Wilson, J. Wilson, Emory Coyle, Julian Boggess), 2nd in the 200 Free (E. Coyle), 2nd and 3rd place in the 50 Free (C. Coyle, M. Wilson) and 3rd place in 100 Free (Batten).   

Not to be out shined, the Scott County Girls had great races as well.  Scott County seniors Maddie Zaheri, Katie Helmond, and Allie Viney, along with sophomore, Allie Pickerill finished 2nd in the 200 Medley and 3rd in the 200 Free relays.  Zaheri went on the finish 1st in the 200 IM and 2nd in the Backstroke.  Helmond took 2nd in the 200 Free and 3rd in the 100 Back.  Viney finished 3rd in the 100 Free and achieved a new personal best time in the 100 Breaststroke.   

Great Crossing had an impressive meet with several wins and personal bests.  Ella Kaak out touched her MC opponent by a quarter of a second to win the women’s 50 Free and took 1st in the 100 Breast.  Chloe Wallen finished 3rd in the 50 Freestyle less that 6 tenths of a second behind first place.  Wallen also took 2nd in another close race in the 100 Free. Lilly Batten finished in 2nd in the 200 IM, dropping 12 seconds from her previous high school swim time. With less than 3 minutes rest between events, Becca Montgomery finished 2nd in both the 100 Fly and the 500 Free, two of the more grueling events in high school swimming.  Kaak, Wallen, Batten, & Montgomery won the 200 Free and finished 2nd in the 400 Free relays.  Even more Warhawk swimmers had great races.  Abbigail Smith, setting a new personal best time, finished 3rd in the 100 Breast, and Ava Chesney finished 3rd in the 500 Free.  Bram Parker finished 1st in the Men’s 200 Free and 2nd in the 100 Breast.  Porter Griffith finished 3rd in the 200 Free.  Contributing greatly to the team, Great Crossing Divers Lilly Batten and Tyler Bryan both finished second place in their divisions.   

The final overall team scores were MC 324, SC 207, GC 173.  The Cardinals and Warhawks will compete next against Lexington Catholic on March 3rd.   

NHS Volunteer opportunity

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Good morning cardinal nation! The National Honors Society is looking for volunteers to work the drive thru trick or treating service event this Friday, October 30th The event is being held at Charles Brookings Park here in Georgetown, from 5-7pm. We are looking for volunteers to pass out candy for a service opportunity. Be sure to fill out the RSVP google form on the NHS google classroom if you plan to attend. Please feel free to contact any of the event coordinators, Emily Spencer (emily.spencer@stu.scott.kyschools.us), Kaylie Wise (kaylie.wise@stu.scott.kyschools.us ) or Maddie Zaheri (madeline.zaheri@stu.scott.kyschools.us ) for any other details. Go Cards!

Esports!

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Congratulations to our  League of Legends eSports team who won their first match of the fall season by defeating Glasgow High School 2-0.

Team members are –  Lucas Adams

                                       Zachary Anderson

                                       Hunter Blair

                                       Jason Martinez

                                       Griffin Tetreau

                                       Ryan Smith