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Shark News for May 1

Staff & Students of Cedar Key School

Thu, May 1st 2008 School News

LASC meets Sr. Beta
By Caely Hibbits


A Levy Advisory Student Council (LASC) meeting was held in Chiefland, Tuesday, April 22, 2008. A few school board members showed up as well as a few students from Cedar Key Student Government: President Jaclyn Stefani, Vice President Michelle DiMaggio, Jordan Watson, and Caely Hibbits. Williston, Bronson, and of course Chiefland also attended. This meeting is held four times a year. The schools get together and decide on things to improve the schools.

At the beginning of the April 22nd meeting each school presented the projects their Student Government Association (SGA) was active in during the 2007-2008 school year, also discussing their schools recommendations and commendations. After this the students ate lunch and participated in a service project. Which is held at all of these meetings. Cedar Key was not able to attend the service project due to the Cedar Key Sr. Beta Induction.

All members that attend the LASC meeting were either in Senior Beta or getting inducted into Sr. Beta and had to be back by 2:30. The Sr. Beta induction was a success. All three inductees and all but one inductor were able to attend and many parents showed up. They were told the qualities of a beta member and then the new and old members recited the Sr. Beta pledge. After the induction, everyone enjoyed cake and punch. The induction was held during Beta week and to celebrate Sr. Beta sold ice cream and organized hat day.



Yearbooks Arriving
By Caely Hibbits


The Cedar Key Yearbook is scheduled to arrive next week and will be delivered on Friday, May 9, after lunches. The school did not order many extra yearbooks so if you plan to buy one, it is recommended purchasing as soon as possible; they will go fast.
Also those that paid $20.00 at the beginning of the year will need to pay the remaining $20.00 in order to get their book.


Teacher Appreciation Week 2008
By Jessi Robinson


Cedar Key School`s teacher ap~reciation week will be starting next Monday, May 5th, and will go through Friday, May 91 . Be sure to thank your teacher for their hard work, time, and commitment, all throughout the school year.


Volleyball Bake Sale
By Claire Brown


The CKS volleyball team is raising money to go to a three day volleyball camp, in Bronson, this summer. So far they have sold clam fritters at the arts festival and they held a bake sale yesterday and today. The last day of the bake sale will be tomorrow. Don`t forget to bring your money to help your sharks go to camp. This is the first year the Cedar Key Volleyball team will go to camp!!!


CKS Students` Artwork in Silent Auction By Jessi Robinson
CKS middle school students will display their photography in the first ever Cedar Key Middle School Silent Auction, which will be held at the Cedar Key Community Center (Lion`s Club building) on May 15th, from 5-7 pm.

Each student will get the chance to pick the photos that they want shown and offered for sale in the auction. When one`s artwork is purchased, the artist will get a small percentage of the sale price, and the remainder of the proceeds will go to the Middle School Wheel class funds for more supplies.

Light refreshments will be served. Appropriate attire is requested at this semi-formal event.

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