Please click here to read the "Parent's Guide to School Accountability in Kentucky."

The first grade students performed a Three Little Pigs play this week for families and students. Students acted out the roles of the pigs and big, bad wolf while adding music and dancing. It was very entertaining and fun for all!

Wondering if your child is ready for kindergarten? Click here for a multitude of resources! For more information, contact Myssi Turner at (859) 635-2173.

Please join us for Volunteer Appreciation on Thursday, May 9th at 6:30 p.m. Please click here for more details.

Our Cline family is very proud of the many students who represented Cline and performed at NKU's string concert this past Sunday. There was also a BIG announcement made at the event. The NKU String Project has been invited as a Featured Group at the 2014 National American String Teacher's Association Conference in Louisville!! 

Congratulations to all the participants!

Cline's students raised 1, 361.00 dollars  for the American Heart Association by participating in Jump Rope for Heart. This money will be used for research. Click here to read the thank you note from the American Heart Association. Great job panthers!

We had a very successful Career Day on Thursday, March 21st.

There were 24 presenters from numerous career clusters, including a civil and electrical engineer, pilot, plumber, yoga instructor, accountant, medical technologist, veterinarians, and artist online to name a few.  The third, fourth, and fifth graders were invited to attend. Each presenter had their own table in a festively decorated gym.  In four separate sessions they spoke to small groups of students who had chosen to see them.  There was much valuable information shared.   The presenters described their careers, and experiences, and connected the importance of learning and school to choosing a career.  The students were receptive and engaged in what was going on, and talked about it later. The day began with a continental breakfast, and art students made “dream catchers” for the presenters so they would remember Cline. 

Cline Elementary is Recognized as a 2012 NCEA Higher Performing School

The National Center for Educational Achievement (NCEA), a department of ACT, Inc., recognized Cline Elementary as a 2012 NCEA Higher Performing School. Cline Elementary received Higher Performing (HP) recognition in the following areas:

• Math – Higher Performing based on Growth Measures
• Reading – Higher Performing based on Performance and Growth Measures

Approximately 136 schools in Kentucky received recognition. 

Congratulations to Cline's students and staff!

The Cline Academic Team won the Katherine C. Hume Sportsmanship Award at the 2013 District competition.  Many of the students placed individually and will compete in Regionals on March 23^rd.  We are so proud of our panthers!

Congratulations to Cassidy Witt and Ethan Schwalbach for winning first place in their age group for their 4-H speeches. They will go on to compete in the regional tournament April 20th at Southern Elementary! We wish you the best of luck!

The 5th graders hosted a historical wax museum for all students to visit. The museum was filled with historical figures from the Civil War era. Students posed as if made of wax and each student had a "press here" button on their costume. When you pressed the button the character came to life with historical facts.

Cline students are helping our school prepare for the Spring Fling by creating beautiful art work. We hope to see you on March 23rd from 10-2!

Please click here to find out information about kindergarten registration for next school year.

SBDM will have a SPECIAL meeting on Wednesday, March 27th instead of the regular meeting on March 28th due to a conflict of district events. This will take place at 6:00 p.m. in the large conference room. Thank you!

Next week, March 4-8th, will be Dr. Seuss week! Please click here to find out the fun things Cline will be doing in honor of Dr. Seuss!

Congratulations to our 4th and 5th grade 4-H speech winners! They will be competing in the county tournament May 12th at St. Mary's. Cline wishes you the best of luck!

Cassidy Witt- Cincinnati Reds

Carly Peterson- Dance

Owen Ponting- Why You Should Go to Biltmore

Ethan Schwalbach- How the Baseball Bat was Made

Twelve of Cline's students successfully completed a work ethic project for the second trimester. The students had to complete a community service project that took a minimum of two hours. They also had to meet each of the following standards: discipline, attendance, community service, academic performance, work habits, punctuality, respect, and cooperation.

The students who completed the criteria were rewarded with an iPad party. We look forward to many participants throughout the third trimester!

A Note from Campbell County Middle School....

The long-awaited Camel Showcase has been scheduled!  The Showcase will be held on Feb. 28 beginning at 7:00 PM in the large gym at CCMS.  We are planning to host over 300 potential new students and their parents and really showcase what CCMS has to offer.  This night is for any new student or parent who is considering CCMS enrollment for 2013-14 and wanting to learn more about Campbell County Middle School.  For those of you who have never participated in the Showcase, CCMS’s staff members come to the Showcase to answer questions and share information  (topics from the past include ELA6, SS7, Math8, Ski Club, Drama Club, FRYSC, Athletics, Academic Team/FPS, V-Rdg, and more).  This is a very informal setting, and parents can visit ALL or some of the booths/tables in any order.  We look forward to seeing you there!

Cline's reading fair projects are due on March 18th. For more information, please see this letter.

Students at Cline Elementary shared their love for reading with their families during an Open Mic Night. Many students signed up to read their original piece in front of the audience. Great job panthers!

Because heart disease remains the #1 killer of men and women in the U.S., Cline Elementary is participating in Get Heart Smart and National Wear Red Day.  With this program, we will be offering staff a free Blood Pressure screening on February 8^th from 8-3:30 in the front lobby.  So to kick off this employee wellness program, we would like EVERYONE to participate in National Wear Red Day on Feb 1st.  

Click here to read a letter from Governor Beshear congratulating us on being a proficient school!

Please click here for more information about Open Mic Night. We hope to see you all there!

1^st grade- Dominic Porter

2^nd grade- Evan Clark

3^rd grade- Michaela Cattran

4^th grade- Ethan Schnee

5^th grade- Donavan Centers

Congratulations to our OVERALL winner, Ethan Schnee! 

SBDM will be canceled for tonight due to illness and instructional conflicts for 2 of our teacher members.  It will be rescheduled in December.

8-9 yr old girls: Jenna Geis (3rd Grader)
8-9 yr old boys: Ethan Schwalbach (4th Grader)
10-11 yr old girls: Cassidy Witt (5th Grader)
10-11 yr old boys: Austin Hammock (5th Grader)

Thank you for supporting Special OIympics by dunking our principal, Ms. Poe! 

 

We earned $1,016 dollars and came in 2nd place!