team, led by middle school teacher, Pam
Moniodes, consisted of Marcus Neely,
Alia McFarland, Maadav Muthukumar,
Caleb Mowery, Reuben Brock, Taylor
Pastore, Anna Sheppard, Devlin Smith
and Bode Dagen.
As a result of outstanding academic
achievement while attending WACTC,
Canon-McMillan High School students
Brian Bayne, Josey Goodell, and Alyssa
Kroesen were inducted into the National
Technical Honor Society.
Congratulations to the principals
of Wylandville Elementary, Hills-
Hendersonville Elementary, Muse
Elementary, and Cecil Intermediate
School for receiving the Remaking Learning
Days grant for their respective School.
Congratulations to the Canon-McMillan
High School students who took the top
two spots in the 2018 Washington County
Envirothon Competition this past. Canon-
Mac's Gold Team's second-place winners
were Jeffrey Kim, Mikayla Bayto, Chase
Chambers, Katie Blanock, and Abby
Daniels. Canon-McMillan's 1st Blue Team's
first-place winners were Austin Kiers,
Henry Mongrain, Maddie Timko, Amiee
Buxton, and Pinar Garbioglu.
Honors Police,
First Responders
The folks at Muse Elementary
School know that not all
superheroes wear capes. In real life,
the superheroes of our communities
often wear badges and turnout gear.
For the second year, Canon-
McMillan's elementary school held
a Superhero Luncheon to honor
community first responders on—
when else?—National Superhero
Day April 27.
"This year, since we have
combined buildings, Muse
Elementary (hosted) Canonsburg,
Cecil and Muse first responders,"
Muse Principal Tula Dziak said.
The smiles said it all—the second-
annual event was a success.
Canon-McMillan High School's Hannah
Chop, who placed first in the Westinghouse
Science Honors Institute voluntary program.
Hannah earned 116.50 out of a possible 130
points. Hannah will receive a $1,000 check
for her effort. Mrs. Deliere, the science
department chair said, “This is the first time
since 2014, that I am aware of, where one
of our students has taken first place. I am so
proud of Hannah!”
Logan Macri, Abby Daniels, and Mr.
Zach Maisner, who represented Canon-
McMillan School District at the student
forum. They discussed the district's
Technology Education courses (Engineering
Design, Architectural Design, Digital Video
Production) and how we have incorporated
drones into the curriculum of some of those
courses.
CANON-MAC
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