A thank-you from the 228th Engineer Vertical Construction Company to our elementary students who made ornaments for Operation Evergreen:
We would like to all extend our sincerest gratitude for your support and
your hospitality. Through your contributions we are able to bring the
Holiday Spirit to our Home away from Home.
Again we appreciate all you do. Stay safe, healthy, and Happy.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
What do you do when your headphone breaks... you give it to a fellow Hornet to fix! There is nothing we love more than students taking their own initiative and finding the "spark" that drives them! #HornetshelpingHornets
SOS is proud to sponsor the “Secret Santa Shop” for all students PK-6th grade. All students will have the opportunity to attend the shop during school hours in the upstairs elementary science lab and they will also be open Tuesday evening 5:30-7:30pm. #HornetStrong
Students had an extra special reader today! Thank you to Mr. Saltzman for reaching Christmas stories to us!
Updated: Please see the times for the Santa shop below, as well as an additional time on Tuesday the 14th:
December 14th: 8:15 am - 3:00 pm, 5:30 pm-7:30 pm.
December 15th: 10:15 am - 3:00 pm.
December 16th: 8:15 am -
Our fifth graders are putting their understanding of economics to the test... and are helping Flag City Honor Flight! Support their Snowman Soup project this week!!! #HornetStrong
A reminder to C-R families that we have a planned 2-hour delay Wednesday 12/15/2021. #HornetStrong
The Secret Santa shop sponsored by SOS will be held:
December 14th: 8:15 am - 3:00 pm, 5:30 pm-7:30 pm.
December 15th: 10:15 am - 3:00 pm.
December 16th: 8:15 am -
Congratulations to Mrs. Wilson's class and Mrs. Altman and Mrs. Bucher's Hornet Strong groups, who won a pizza party from the Salvation Army in the canned food drive competition! Our school district collected over 3,000 items this year! When they delivered the pizzas, the Salvation Army thanked us for helping them to make food boxes for over 500 families! #HornetStrong
BRAVO!!! Great job tonight student-musicians!!! #HornetStrong
Junior, Chance Gossman, is currently leading the world competition held through Vex called Planet HEXBUG. This is an open-ended coding exploration, where code brings students VR HEXBUG nano to life in a rich, virtual world!
In the Planet HEXBUG activity, students code a VR nano trying to survive in a virtual world. As the VR nano explores, it will need to find food and defeat enemies in order to survive. Using the VR nano's built in AI technology to help it smell food, sense enemies, and remember its home.
Congratulations Chance for currently leading the world surviving and exploring for a total of 51.3 days! Not only does Chance hold the #1 rank right now he also holds 2nd, 3rd and 4th!
Meet Megan Inbody, our first Student Spotlight!
Huge Hornet Congratulations to the following students on being selected to play with the Hancock County Honors Band and Choir.
Hancock County Honors Band:
Jacob Egts, flute
Brock Boehm, clarinet
Becca Ludwig, clarinet
Natalie Waltz, bass clarinet
Evelyn Waltz, tenor saxophone
Mattie Huber, trumpet
Hunter Foust, trumpet
Matthew Bechtol, French horn
Kennidy Stanfield, French horn
Morgan Huber, trombone
Jenison Davidson, trombone
Dani Mason, tuba
Eric Davis, percussion
Hancock County Honors Choir:
Malia Lee
Jenna Hartman
We are so proud of you!
Get into the holiday spirit as our students perform over the next few weeks!
The CRHS Chorale invites alumni to sing Hallelujah Chorus with us. If you plan on singing, please RSVP to warnke@cory-rawson.org
#HornetStrong
These CRES students have shown us what it means to persevere all November. Read about these amazing Hornets here:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10G1kW8-aDtWpyirLs8c-vdn9DfJHg21UFIpMj5EEZVQ/edit?usp=sharing
Celebrate 13 days of Holiday Cheer December 6th-22nd, Pk-12.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bv7y5pWpANhZBQfApVt-RT9aK9PM9EtFmOSJDjySix4/edit?usp=sharing
Big events happening around campus and not all competitions are taking place on the court! Meet 2 Tug of War robots.... Froggy and The Torque Beast. Stay tuned over the upcoming days to see other robots being created as well as the Tug of War competition!!
Anatomy students had the opportunity to dig in and analyze deer bones in class!
Many thanks to these study hall students who helped to collect and sort canned food today! Winners will be announced tomorrow; many thanks to all who donated food for the Salvation Army and local families!
