Monthly Archives: February 2014

Young Peoples Ballet Theatre Performing “Sleeping Beauty”

Sleeping Beauty Flyer - Half SchoolsThe Young Peoples Ballet Theatre presents Sleeping Beauty! The show runs from March6-9 with various showings.

Here is a schedule of the Sleeping Beauty performance times:
March 6: 7pm
March 7: 7pm
March 8: 2pm
March 8: 7pm
March 9: 2pm

All performances will take place at the University of Michigan Flint Theatre: 303 E. Kearsley St. Flint, MI 48502

Ticket Prices:
$12 Adults
$10 Children
Student special: Children 12 and under 50% off for all evening shows when you mention the flyer.

Click to download the event flyer.

Lego® Event: Create Your Own Masterpiece


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The FIA’s College Town Student Advisory Council will present the fourth annual “Create Your Own Masterpiece” Lego® Competition on Saturday, February 22 beginning at 1:00p. Competing for this year’s prize in the popular intercollegiate event will be teams from Baker College, Kettering University, Mott Community College, and the University of Michigan-Flint.

A family event for students grades K-12 will also be held in the Art School. Young Lego® enthusiasts are invited to display unique and original creations of their own design for a chance to win Art School gift certificates and Family Memberships.

For more information, please call 810.234.1695.

“School Days in Music” 1st Grade Concert

Rankin 5th grade Book Bowl team

Rankin 5th grade Book Bowl team demonstrates their knowledge for their classmates in February before the District competition.

Career and Technical Education Opportunities

shutterstock_136157591Carman-Ainsworth High School is proud to offer several courses in the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Department, with exciting programs which feature:

·  Connections to real-world experience
· Skills needed for post-secondary education and/or employment
·  High skills, high-tech, and rigorous academics
·  Valuable employability and career-related skills
·  Opportunities to earn free college credit.

Depending on the student’s interests, skills, and educational development plan (EDP), he/she can choose from the following CTE courses when planning their high school 4-year plan:

· Business Management Administration I, II, and III
· Design and Build
· Drafting and Design Technology
· Interior Design
· Life Management
· Marketing I and II
· Medicine and Health Care I and II
·Nutrition and Wellness
· Parenting I and II
·Personal Finance
· Pre-Engineering Design/Machine Drafting
·Relationships
·Web Design
·Woodworking I, II, and III
·Community-Based Learning – Co-op, Pre-Co-op, and Internships

More information on each class is available in the student course registration booklet and online on the Carman-Ainsworth High School Webpage under the department tab. Students and parents can also contact Kim Confer, Career and Technical Education Coordinator at 810-591-5538 or speak with any high school counselor. Registration for these classes will begin February 18th at the high school and continue through March 11th. 

CTE courses are open to all 10-12th graders who meet the academic pre-requisites. It is the policy of the Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools not to discriminate on the basis of color, national origin, age, gender, height, weight, disability, religion, marital status, or English language skills in any of its programs, activities, or employment.

Translation services are available upon request; please contact Maribeth Goodheart, Director of Student Support Services at 810-591-6237.

Fun with Trail Mix at Dye Elementary

Second graders in Mrs. McDunnah’s class are participating in Project PLACE this year for social studies.  Our first unit focused on economics.  For the final project the students had to produce a good they could sell at school.  We surveyed 3rd-5th grades and the majority of the students voted for trail mix.  We set an assembly line up in our classroom and produced 200 bags.  We sold the bags for 50 cents.  Overall we raised $100.  The class decided to donate earnings to the Food Bank.  The students learned a lot and had fun at the same time!

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CAMS 6th Grade Showcase of Talent!

shutterstock_137874182It’s time to get your act on for our 1st CAMS Showcase of Talent. If you have a talent to share please have your performance ready for auditions. Some acceptable acts are song, dance, short skit, music, monologue or poetry. Sign up outside the Main Office and start practicing!! Audition date you must attend is Wednesday, February 19th from 3-5p.m. in the Auditorium. Rehearsal dates are Monday, February 24th and Tuesday, February 25th from 3-5p.m. in the Auditorium. Performance night will be Friday, February 28th. at 7pm. You must make sure you can attend everything before you try out.

Dye Spelling Bee

Dye’s students have been studying!  Our students spelt word after word correctly during our annual 4th and 5th grade spelling bee.  We would like to congratulate all students who participated .

Dye Elementary Recycles Paper

shutterstock_84500002Please help support our program and put your used newspapers, magazines and school papers into our paper retriever outside in our parking lot. We have a 5th grade club that helps with this effort, it also helps the students understand  the benefits of recycling.

Our school earns money on this paper that can be used for textbooks, sports equipment, field trips, and other projects. So please remember to recycle your paper at our school.