Canon-Mac Spotlight: Recognizing CM Community Members Who Go
ABOVE AND BEYOND
We wanted to recognize some of the many members of the Canon- McMillan community going above and beyond, and doing great things. Congratulations are in order for:
Victoria Crothers and Taylor Kolovich, who, as a result of outstanding academic achievement while attending WACTC, are eligible for membership in the National Technical Honor Society. Alex Davin-Doerschner for winning " Best Manufacturable Design " recently at Inventionland in Pittsburgh. Board President Manuel Pihakis was recognized at the Intermediate Unit # 1 Annual Convention for 15 years of service as a school director. The following wrestlers for placing at the PIAA State Wrestling Tournament: Brendan Furman, state champion;
Gerrit Nijenhuis, third place; Logan Macri, fifth place. Director of Business and Finance Joni Mansmann for being elected as the vice president / president elect of the
Pennsylvania Association of School Business Officials. She will serve as president of the organization in three years. Chyna Beck, won the Class AAA 100 hurdles at the WPIAL Championship. Senior Natalie Cummings, who won third-place in the 2017 Law Day essay contest. To the two Canon-McMillan High School teams that took the top spots in the 2017 Washington County Envirothon. Members of CM ' s blue team will each receive a $ 500 scholarships thanks to the event ' s corporate sponsors. The Canonsburg Middle School Band, which earned two first-place awards, and two Superior Ratings, as well as the title of Top Overall Middle School Band at this year ' s Music in the Parks Adjudication. anon-Mac CANON-MAC SCHOOL DISTRICT NEWS
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Celebrating Emergency Service Day with Blessings in a Backpack of Canonsburg
Blessings in a Backpack of Canonsburg partnered with borough Mayor David H. Rhome and municipal fire, police and ambulance personnel helped celebrate Emergency Services Day May 3 doing something they know about well: Giving back.
The group packed food at South Central and First Street elementary schools for children who are eligible to receive a weekly backpack full of food to help meet their dietary needs over the weekend.
This is the second time this school year that local EMS members have helped pack food for children here in the Canon-McMillan School District.
Blessings in a Backpack organizers thanked all of the participants for volunteering their time to help local kids, adding that all involved are looking forward to continuing the partnership in the 2017- 18 school year.