Please continue to pray for Todd, Justin and Dylan Hood.

 In preparation for this initiative, Clarksville Academy installed a new network infrastructure to include a cutting-edge campus wireless solution.  All faculty and staff will receive MacBook Pro laptops and training by certified Apple trainers. Cara Miller, Director of Technology, will oversee the faculty training as well as provide training and support for families. “We will host comprehensive training sessions throughout the summer for all faculty and staff, and host iLearn Orientations for students and their parents. These training sessions will make for a smooth transition into the use of these new educational tools both in and out of our classrooms.”  

Head of Schools, Kay Drew’s thoughts on the digital dawn at CA, “It is extremely important that today’s students think strategically and creatively. They must be challenged to take ownership of their learning and problem-solving. The goal of this classroom model is to allow students to develop their own creative content, think critically, and reflect on all the possibilities in response to curriculum aims.”

 Clarksville Academy’s decision to embrace the 1-to-1 model will position the school amongst the nation’s leading Digital Learning Environments at the pre-college level. CA is the only private school in northern Tennessee or southern Kentucky to integrate this type of digital project-based learning.  Students will be encouraged to explore and investigate in their environment while working collaboratively with peers and teammates. This type of cooperative learning will also expose students to the ethics of responsible digital citizenship.

Clarksville Academy will not leave their younger scholars behind either. Pre-Kindergarten through 8^th grades will have access to a new Apple iMac lab.  The state-of-the-art lab will feature 25 workstations and allow students to experience technology enrichment twice weekly. Intermediate School technology enrichment will be infused throughout the curriculum along with intensive 6-week training in the Apple iMac lab.   Although Clarksville Academy is surging into this new generation of education, they are quick to stress the importance of maintaining affordable tuition to provide one of the best values amongst Tennessee’s excellent schools. Tuition will not increase across the board for this program, but each 9-12^th grade student will pay an additional fee.  As families begin their back-to-school shopping this fall, Clarksville Academy’s school supply list will look a little different. Rather than budgeting for binders, paper, and pencils, students will focus on flash drives, apps and e-learning resources.  The announcement of the Apple contract has Mrs. Drew excited about the possibilities this provides for the Clarksville Academy. “This new merger will enable our students to live and learn in a global community.  We see this as a learning initiative not a technology initiative. The infusion of technology opens so many doors. Concepts such as digital textbooks, iTunesU, and 24-7 learning are only the beginning for our students.” 

 Come see. Come celebrate. iLearn has arrived at Clarksville Academy.

For more information on Clarksville Academy and its curriculum visit, www.clarksvilleacademy.com.

Check us out in online news articles…

http://www.clarksvillenow.com/Clarksville-Academy-Announces-1-to-1-Program-with-/9654437

 http://www.theleafchronicle.com/article/20110419/NEWS01/110419002/Clarksville-Academy-announces-Apple-computer-program-?odyssey=tab

Several CA students also participated in the Montgomery County Lower School Science Fair over Spring Break.  Those students are also listed below. 

Congratulations to all those students!  A big thank you to Katie Saxon, Janie Manning and Joanne Askew for preparing our students for these academic competitions! 

Air Force, U.S.: 1st – Award Package-Daniel Huang; 1st – Award Package-Will Thompson

Navy, U.S.: 1st – High School – Gift Card and Medallion-Matthew Stephens

American Psychological Association: Certificate-Daniel  Huang

Association for Women Geoscientists: Certificate-Ashleigh  Edlin

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration:  Certificate and Medallion-Ross  Peay

icoh Sustainable Development Award: Certificate-Carter Salyers

U.S. Stockholm Junior Water Prize: Certificate and State Competition-Ross Peay; Certificate and State Competition-Carter Salyers

American Society of Civil Engineers: 1st – $75-Matthew Stephens

American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers: 2nd – $75 and Certificate-Carter Salyers

Clarksville Department of Electricity – Montgomery County Award: 1st – $100 Savings Bond-Daniel  Huang

David J. Wilson Award: 2nd – $75-Ashleigh Edlin

The Harold Buckspan Award for Medicine: 1st – $100 Savings Bond-Dawson Nicholson

The Tennessee Academy of Science: 1st – $85 Biological Science-Alex Booth; 2nd – $45 Biological Sciences-Martin Crozier; 2nd – $45 Biochemistry/Molecular Biology- Dawson Nicholson

The Tennessee Society of Professional Engineers: 1st – $50 Shelton Covington

1000 Behavioral and Social Sciences: 1st – Plaque-Daniel Huang; 2nd – Plaque-Alex Koehler

3000 Botany: 1st – Plaque-T.J.  Binkowski; 2nd – Plaque-Joseph Cherry; 3rd – Plaque-Claire Kinney; Hon. Mention-Brittney Seay

4000 Chemistry:3rd Plaque-Courtney Burney

7000 Engineering-1st – Plaque-Matthew Stephens; Hon. Mention – Certificate-Carter Salyers

8000 Environmental Sciences-3rd – Plaque-Ross Peay

10000 Medicine and Health: 2nd – Plaque-Martin Crozier

11000 Microbiology: 1st – Plaque-Dawson Nicholson

12000 Physics: 2nd – Plaque-Blake Rowlett; Hon. Mention – Certificate-Courtney Collins

Lower School

Congratulation to those students who represented CA in the Montgomery County Elementary School Science Fair that was held at APSU during our spring break.  Each student received a medal presented to them by APSU Provost Denley and former Senator Kurita. 
Max Brooks, Molly Clark, Isabella Allen, Will Zirkle, Will Mabry, Akanee Angel, Matteo Vellani, Maggie Clark, Ben Zirkle, Chloe Denley and Robbie Yates. 

A special congratulations to these students who received additional honors!

Akanee Angel—3^rd place for 3^rd Grade

Ben Zirkle—Honorable Mention for 4^th Grade

Robbie Yates—Honorable Mention for 5^th Grade

Chloe Denley—1^st Place for 5^th Grade

 We are so proud of each of you!

Published at Clarksville Academy, 710 North Second, Clarksville, TN 37040

Week of March 14, 2011

Clarksville Academy is a pre-kindergarten through grade twelve, college-preparatory school.

Our mission is to promote academic excellence, moral integrity, and physical and social growth.

Values:  Scholarship-Honor-Character-Respect-Success

Clarksville Academy General News and Announcements

For The Record…

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Book Fair – March 7-14 (Today is the LAST day!!!)

Lions and Tigers and Bears…oh my!  It’s a circus at the CA library and one you won’t want to miss.  Starting Monday, March 7 and running through Monday, March 14 your child will enjoy our Circus themed book fair.  Stop in browse our wonderful selection of books, enjoy some popcorn, and take in the amazing transformation our library has undergone.  Don’t forget to ask what is on the Library’s or your favorite teacher’s wish lists before you leave!

FCA Manna March Madness

CA’s Upper School Fellowship of Christian Athletes are partnering with APSU and Manna Café in “Manna March Madness.” We would like to invite everyone at CA to join us in helping feed families in our community. We will be accepting donations of non-perishable food items now through March 31. A donations box is located in the foyer.

Senior Photography Exhibit

The senior photography exhibit of Alex Mokbel will continue through this month. Alex’s show is called “Shazaam!” Make plans to stop by the Fine Arts building to view this outstanding exhibit.

Youth Art Month at the DAC

March 3-April 2 will be Youth Art Month at the Downtown Artist Co-Op (DAC) on Franklin Street.  Clarksville Academy student artists will be featured.  Those students include: Alex Mokbel, Knox Goostree, Jesse Huang, Vanessa Devlin, Sonia Kadakia, Collin Saleh, Karan Wadhwa, Emma Denley, and Amelia Mathis.  We encourage all Cougar fans to visit the DAC during the month of March and see these wonderful works of art.  Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

CA Summer Camps Information

Please visit www.clarksvilleacademy.com for the latest information on this summer’s camps offered at Clarksville Academy.  Check the website often for updates and additions to these exciting camps. Registration for camps begins TOMORROW, March 15.

Reader’s Choice Award

Don’t forget to vote for Clarksville Academy as the Favorite Private School at www.clarksvillechoice.com.  We are located under Miscellaneous.  While there vote for Favorite School Cafeteria, Favorite Principal and Favorite Teacher!  We have lots of CA folks listed and you can nominate others!  Go Cougars!

PowerSchool

Parents may access grades at any time using the Parent Portal at the bottom corner of the CA web-site’s home page.  If you have misplaced your access codes please call the office.

Online Tutors

Website: www.tutor.com

Online tutors are available 24/7 and eligible military families are FREE!

Snow Day Make-up

Due to our snow day on Friday, February 11 we will now have a full day of instruction on May 6.  This was originally scheduled to be a half day.

Important Dates to Remember

Friday, March 25 — ½ Day, Spring Break Begins

March 28-April 1 — Spring Break

Monday, April 4 — Return to School

Intermediate and Upper School News

Meetings This Week:

Wednesday, Mar. 16 –  FCA, 7:15am

Friday, Mar. 18 — Chess Club, 3pm

Upcoming Dates:

March 15 — 10^th and 11^th grade Roxy field trip to see Shakespeare’s Hamlet

— National Latin Exam, 7^th period

March 17 — Science Fair, evening

March 22 – Voter Registration 11:45-1:10

March 25 – ½ Day – Spring Break Begins

March 26 – April 3 – SPRING BREAK

April 7-8 – Youth Legislation Trip

April 8 — Junior Classical League Convention for Latin students

April 9 – ACT date at CA for all juniors

April 9 – Steak Dinner

April 22 – 25 – Easter Break

April 27-29 — Grandparents’ Days for Lower School

April 30 — Prom

Gateway VolunTeen Program 2011

Volunteering at Gateway Medical Center is a great way to experience the activities of a medical facility while giving back to your community. To participate, you must be 14 years of age by May 1 and be in the 9th grade with a 3.00 GPA. The applications are in Ms. Mazzei’s office.

Key Club Corner:

A special thank you to everyone who helped out with Convention! It was a blast, and we did great as a club!

Please sign up for Rivers and Spires! Spots are filling up fast!
Service Opportunities:

Ongoing collections: blue jeans, laundry supplies, pop-tabs

School Recycling

Jeans 4 Teens – 2 pairs of jeans = 1 hr, no deadline established yet

Laundry Supplies for Ronald McDonald House

Throughout March, students may bring in non-perishable food items throughout the month of March to support our FCA in the March Madness

(10 items = 1 hour credit.)

School Counselor Says . . .

Vanderbilt Summer Program For the Talented Youth

K-12 Grades

• SAVY (Grades K-6) – Saturday Academy at Vanderbilt for the Young
• WAVU (Grades 7-10) – Weekend Academy at Vanderbilt University
• VSA (Grades 7-12) – Vanderbilt Summer Academy

Application website:  www.pty.vanderbilt.edu

Mini Camp College Workshop for High School Students

On April 30, Vanderbilt University will host a SACAC Mini Camp College Workshop.  This workshop is designed to give high school students information about navigating the college admissions process.  Topics addressed include the college search process, making use of college fairs (the NACAC College Fair at the Nashville Convention Center is the following day), and understanding the nuances of scholarships and financial aid.  The program lasts from 8 A.M. until 12:45 PM, is free to attend, and includes a continental breakfast and snacks.  To register go to www.sacac.org and click on Mini Camp College box.

Scholarship Update

1. www.college-scholarships.com/tennessee.htm

2. www.fastweb.com

3. www.ecampustours.com

4. www.collegenet.com/mach25/

5. www.finaid.org/finaid.html

6. www.nashvillescholarships.com

7. www.cfmt.org

8. www.scholarshipadministrator.net

9. www.edsouth.org go to: Edscholar then to: Participating Schools

10. www.findtuition.com

11. www.collegepaystn.com

12. www.scarlettfoundation.org

13. www.scholarships4students.com

14. www.ed.gov/finaid.html

15. Military Connected:

www.militaryscholar.org

www.fortcampbellosc.com Officers’ Spouses’ Club

www.101stesc.net Enlisted Spouses’’ Club

www.va.gov Go to: Highlights & Post 9/11 GI Bill

www.fortcampbellausa.com Parents member of TN/KY Association of U.S. Army Chapter

2nd Semester

1. HOPE Scholarship Go to FAFSA www.FAFSA.ed.gov

2. Lottery Scholarships www.collegepaystn.com

3. American Society of Military Comptrollers – Entering a field of study related to financial/resource (business administration, economics, public administration accounting, finance)

5. Clark Johns-Joe Stephens Memorial Scholarship Fund

6. Kohl’s Scholarship www.kohlskids.com

7. KFC Scholarship www.kfcscholars.org

8.  Altra Foundation Scholarship   Member of Altra Federal Credit Union

Test Preparation Websites

1. ACT www.act.org

2. SAT & SAT Subject Tests www.collegeboard.com

3.  Princeton Review Test Preparation (ACT/SAT/AP)   www.princetonrevisew.com

Find Out About How Your College Rates www.whatwilltheylearn.com

See Ms. Mazzei for more info

HELP OUR SCHOOL

Don’t forget to bring in your labels from Campbell’s products and Boxtops for Education you have saved over the summer. Please continue to save them and bring them to school so they can be redeemed for needed educational products.

Malcolm is averaging 23 points per game.  As of January 26, 2011, he had 2457 career points, 1180 career rebounds and 230 career blocks.  Malcolm is the reining Mr. Basketball 2010. Malcolm has been named in the 3 finalists for Mr. Basketball 2011.  He was also chosen for the All District & All Region teams and chosen as MVP for both the District & Region Tournaments.  He was also chosen as a McDonald’s All American Nominee.

Martin is averaging 16 points per game and has a career total of 1580 points (as of January 26, 2011).  Martin’s other stats as of January 26, were at 924 career rebounds and 209 career blocks.  Martin has been also been selected as McDonald’s All American Nominee and a Mr. Basketball 2011 finalist.  Martin made both the All District & All Region Tournament teams.  The Smith twins helped to lead CA to District & Regional Titles.  Both boys have signed to play basketball for David Lipscomb University next fall.

Pictured below:

Cassie Dalsey 5th grade, Madeline O’Connor 5th grade, Cheyenne Deibert 4th grade, Annalise Martin 5th grade and Macy Truitt 5th grade.  Cover photo for story is Chandler Vinson. 

Published at Clarksville Academy, 710 North Second, Clarksville, TN 37040

Week of March 7, 2011

Clarksville Academy is a pre-kindergarten through grade twelve, college-preparatory school.

Our mission is to promote academic excellence, moral integrity, and physical and social growth.

Values:  Scholarship-Honor-Character-Respect-Success

Clarksville Academy General News and Announcements

Intermediate and Upper School Parent Meeting for Assessment Results

Earlier this year your child was administered the EXPLORE or the PLAN assessment.  The EXPLORE and PLAN are curriculum-based assessments developed by ACT.  They are designed to measure a student’s skills acquired in the areas of English, Math, Reading and Science Reasoning.  Additionally, the assessments include an interest inventory designed to provide information on career and college paths and goal planning.

On Thursday, March 10, at 5:30 p.m., there will be a parent meeting in the Auxiliary gym where you will receive your child’s results.  This meeting will provide you with a detailed explanation of these results and how you can use these results to prepare for the ACT, America’s most widely accepted college entrance exam.

If you should have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Denise Walker at dwalker@clarksvilleacademy.com or (931) 647-6311.

Book Fair – March 7-14

Lions and Tigers and Bears…oh my!  It’s a circus at the CA library and one you won’t want to miss.  Starting Monday, March 7 and running through Monday, March 14 your child will enjoy our Circus themed book fair.  Stop in browse our wonderful selection of books, enjoy some popcorn, and take in the amazing transformation our library has undergone.  Don’t forget to ask what is on the Library’s or your favorite teacher’s wish lists before you leave!

FCA Manna March Madness

CA’s Upper School Fellowship of Christian Athletes are partnering with APSU and Manna Café in “Manna March Madness.” We would like to invite everyone at CA to join us in helping feed families in our community. We will be accepting donations of non-perishable food items now through March 31. A donations box is located in the foyer.

Senior Photography Reception and Exhibit

Make plans to attend the senior photography exhibit of Alex Mokbel this month. A reception will be held in the Brenda Stone Fine Arts Building this Wednesday, March 9 from 6-7pm.

Youth Art Month at the DAC

March 3-April 2 will be Youth Art Month at the Downtown Artist Co-Op (DAC) on Franklin Street.  Clarksville Academy student artists will be featured.  Those students include: Alex Mokbel, Knox Goostree, Jesse Huang, Vanessa Devlin, Sonia Kadakia, Collin Saleh, Karan Wadhwa, Emma Denley, and Amelia Mathis.  We encourage all Cougar fans to visit the DAC during the month of March and see these wonderful works of art.  Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Show Choir Performance

Congratulations to the members of Mrs. Hollis’ show choir who will be performing the National Anthem at the State Tournament this Wednesday, March 9. The members selected for the performance are: Dawson Nicholson, Alex Booth, Lacy Ladd, Brandi Phillips, Sarah Elrod, Alyssa Stilke, Caroline Burchett, Katherine Telford, Carson McKay, Nathan Burkhart, and Alex Koehler.

Congratulations!

Congratulations to the winners of the Shakespeare Competition!

1^st place: Courtney Collins

2^nd place: Brandon Carpenter

3^rd place: Celena Mathews

Courtney will go on to represent Clarksville Academy at the competition in Nashville later this month.  Good luck, Courtney!

CA Summer Camps Information

Please visit www.clarksvilleacademy.com for the latest information on this summer’s camps offered at Clarksville Academy.  Check the website often for updates and additions to these exciting camps.

PowerSchool

Parents may access grades at any time using the Parent Portal at the bottom corner of the CA web-site’s home page.  If you have misplaced your access codes please call the office.

Online Tutors

Website: www.tutor.com

Online tutors are available 24/7 and eligible military families are FREE!

Snow Day Make-up

Due to our snow day on Friday, February 11 we will now have a full day of instruction on May 6.  This was originally scheduled to be a half day.

Important Dates to Remember

Friday, March 11             — No School for Lower School, Conference Day

Sunday, March 13            — Daylight Saving Time Begins

Friday, March 25            — ½ Day, Spring Break Begins

March 28-April 1            — Spring Break

Monday, April 4             — Return to School

Intermediate and Upper School News

Meetings This Week:

Tuesday, Mar. 8            — Key Club Convention Participants Meeting at 7:15am

– Student Council Meeting in Ms. Meadow’s room at 7:15am

Wednesday, Mar. 9              –  FCA, 7:15am

Friday, Mar. 11            — Chess Club, 3pm

This Week:

Wednesday, Mar. 9            — Youth Leadership Clarksville, Show Choir to perform at the State                                                    Tournament

Friday, Mar. 11            — Fool for a Day, Key Club Convention (participants will be leaving at                                                   11:00 a.m.)

Sports This Week:

Monday, Mar. 7            – Sectional Basketball, 7:00pm in the Miller Activities Center at CA.

Monday, Mar. 7            – Tennis Scrimmage vs. Rossview @ Swan Lake, 3:30-6:00pm

Tuesday, Mar. 8               – Tennis Scrimmage vs. West Creek @ West Creek

Upcoming Dates:

March 15                        — 10^th and 11^th grade Roxy field trip to see Shakespeare’s Hamlet

— National Latin Exam, 7^th period

March 17                        — Science Fair, evening

March 22                        – Voter Registration 11:45-1:10

March 25                        – ½ Day – Spring Break Begins

March 26  – April 3            – SPRING BREAK

April 7-8                        – Youth Legislation Trip

April 8                                    — Junior Classical League Convention for Latin students

April 9                                    – ACT date at CA for all juniors

April 9                                    – Steak Dinner

April 22 – 25                        – Easter Break

April 27-29                        — Grandparents’ Days for Lower School

April 30                        — Prom

Gateway VolunTeen Program 2011

Volunteering at Gateway Medical Center is a great way to experience the activities of a medical facility while giving back to your community. To participate, you must be 14 years of age by May 1 and be in the 9th grade with a 3.00 GPA. The applications are in Ms. Mazzei’s office.

Key Club Corner:

March 11-13  — Convention goers, there is a MANDATORY meeting regarding dress and general info THIS TUESDAY!!!

Service Opportunities:

Ongoing collections: blue jeans, laundry supplies, pop-tabs

School Recycling

Jeans 4 Teens – 2 pairs of jeans = 1 hr, no deadline established yet

Laundry Supplies for Ronald McDonald House

Soles for Souls is over, thank you to everyone for participating!

Please turn in any pictures you may have of Key Clubbers working—they’re needed for the KC scrapbook and video for convention!

Throughout March, students may bring in non-perishable food items to support our FCA in “March Manna.” (10 items = 1 hour credit.)

School Counselor Says . . .

Vanderbilt Summer Program For the Talented Youth

K-12 Grades

• SAVY (Grades K-6) – Saturday Academy at Vanderbilt for the Young
• WAVU (Grades 7-10) – Weekend Academy at Vanderbilt University
• VSA (Grades 7-12) – Vanderbilt Summer Academy

Application website:  www.pty.vanderbilt.edu

Mini Camp College Workshop for High School Students

On April 30, Vanderbilt University will host a SACAC Mini Camp College Workshop.  This workshop is designed to give high school students information about navigating the college admissions process.  Topics addressed include the college search process, making use of college fairs (the NACAC College Fair at the Nashville Convention Center is the following day), and understanding the nuances of scholarships and financial aid.  The program lasts from 8 AM until 12:45 PM, is free to attend, and includes a continental breakfast and snacks.

See Ms. Mazzei for more information.

1. www.college-scholarships.com/tennessee.htm

2. www.fastweb.com

3. www.ecampustours.com

4. www.collegenet.com/mach25/

5. www.finaid.org/finaid.html

6. www.nashvillescholarships.com

7. www.cfmt.org

8. www.scholarshipadministrator.net

9. www.edsouth.org go to: Edscholar then to: Participating Schools

10. www.findtuition.com

11. www.collegepaystn.com

12. www.scarlettfoundation.org

13. www.scholarships4students.com

14. www.ed.gov/finaid.html

15. Military Connected:

www.militaryscholar.org

www.fortcampbellosc.com Officers’ Spouses’ Club

www.101stesc.net Enlisted Spouses’’ Club

www.va.gov Go to: Highlights & Post 9/11 GI Bill

2nd Semester

1. HOPE Scholarship Go to FAFSA www.FAFSA.ed.gov

2. Lottery Scholarships www.collegepaystn.com

3. American Society of Military Comptrollers – Entering a field of study related to financial/resource (business administration, economics, public administration accounting, finance)

5. Clark Johns-Joe Stephens Memorial Scholarship Fund

6. Kohl’s Scholarship www.kohlskids.com

7. KFC Scholarship www.kfcscholars.org

8. General Assembly Merit Scholarship 29 ACT / 3.75 GPA www.TN.gov/collegepays

9. Ned McWherter Scholars Program 3.5 GPA & 29 ACT www.TN.gov/collegepays

10. Robert C Byrd Honors Scholarship 3.5 GPA or 24 ACT www.TN.gov/collegepays

Test Preparation Websites

1. ACT www.act.org

2. SAT & SAT Subject Tests www.collegeboard.com

3. Princeton Review Test Preparation (ACT, SAT & AP) www.princetonreview.com

Find Out How Your College Rates www.whatwilltheylearn.com

See Ms. Mazzei for more info

HELP OUR SCHOOL

Don’t forget to bring in your labels from Campbell’s products and Boxtops for Education you have saved over the summer. Please continue to save them and bring them to school so they can be redeemed for needed educational products.

After the game, Martin Crozier, Travis Russell, Martin & Malcolm Smith were all named All Tournment team members for Region 5A.  Malcolm Smith was also named All Tournament MVP for 5A.  Congrats to all these guys!

Our next game will be the Sectional tournament at home on Monday, March 7, at 7:00 p.m.  We will play Perry County.  We ask that everyone pack the Miller Activities in their blue and gold!  Tickets will be on sale on Friday, March 4 at 10:00 a.m. in the front office.  We ask that you come by school to purchase your tickets.  Tickets will go fast and we will only have a set number.  Ticket price is $7.

Tournament t-shirts are being sold to parents and Cougar fans for $15.  Students and faculty will be provided a shirt.  If you would like to purchase a t-shirt, all orders are due tomorrow by 3:00 p.m.  Orders may be emailed to Sally Allen, atsallen@clarksvilleacademy.com.  Your order must include an adult shirt size, your name, your child’s name & homeroom or 7th period class teacher.  This is one shirt you won’t want to miss out on!