GYMNASTICS , TUMBLING , AND TRAMPOLINE ! after schoolcare 2 p . m . to 6 p . m .
CCS Gifted Department is GLEEful
The Cabarrus County Schools Gifted Department recently held their GLEE Kick-Off meetings for elementary , middle and high school participants . GLEE , which stands for Gifted Local Endorsement for Educators , is a year-long course that offers local training to classroom teachers who work with gifted learners . This program provides a basic understanding of gifted learners , their characteristics and social-emotional needs . It also promotes the implementation of differentiated content and learning strategies for our advanced learners .
GLEE course participants have grown from 40 local teachers last year to approximately 75 elementary teachers , 50 middle school teachers and 50 high school teachers throughout the district this school year . This movement in our district ’ s AIG program will provide more opportunities for conversation and vertical planning related to gifted learners among teachers at all levels of education .
Cabarrus County Gymnastics
girls and boys , 18 months to 18 years Sign Up for Fall Classes !!!
GYMNASTICS , TUMBLING , AND TRAMPOLINE ! after schoolcare 2 p . m . to 6 p . m .
Safe , supervised environment ! Snacks , games and fun !
Birthday Parties , Summer Camps , and MORE !
CABARRUS COUNTY GYMNASTICS ( 704 ) 784-3111 www . ccgymnastics . com
Jennifer Brinson Named Assistant Principal of the Year
Congratulations to Jennifer Brinson , assistant principal of instruction at Wolf Meadow Elementary School , who has been selected as the 2016-2017 Assistant Principal of the Year for Cabarrus County Schools .
Superintendent Chris Lowder and Assistant Superintendent Glenda Jones surprised Brinson at the school on September 19th during a staff meeting .
Brinson joined Cabarrus County Schools in 2001 as an elementary school teacher at Winecoff Elementary . During her tenure with Cabarrus County Schools she has served as a teacher , lead teacher , instructional specialist , assistant principal of instruction , and most recently has been named interim principal of Wolf Meadow Elementary School .
Brinson graduated with a dual bachelor ’ s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in early childhood development and elementary education . She also earned her master ’ s degree in educational leadership from Western Governor ’ s University .
CCS assistant principals nominate and vote on candidates among their peers for the Assistant Principal of the Year Award based on a set of criteria . The top candidates are then interviewed by a panel of administrators , and a winner is selected .
NCHSAA Awards CMHS Athlete
Cox Mill High School varsity soccer player Colin Noone has been named a recipient of the NCHSAA Performance of the Week award ! During his week of nomination , Colin led his team to a pair of wins on the soccer field by scoring four goals and assisting on a fifth goal . He is a three-year starter and is receiving interest from Several Division I and Division II schools .
Congratulations , Colin !
4 Nov / Dec 2016 • Parent Teacher News