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Submitted by Amanda White (Last day to purchase entries is 10/30 by 3:30pm.) Want to support the CCHS Senior Class while getting a chance to win $500, $300 or $150? It’s easy: you can buy 1 entry for $5, 5 entries for $20, or any number of entries you would like. Mail in your name, Read More…
Calhoun County Schools has announced that the 2023 Homecoming Royalty Parade will be in Grantsville on Friday, October 27th, 2023 at 2:30 p.m. Instruction for participation is on the form below. King Owen Taylor and Queen Emily Grace Anderson will be crowned at the Calhoun vs. Webster County game at 7 p.m. Friday, during a Read More…
Information from CMHS Social Media What a fantastic day of racing at the Wirt Wetlands Invitational, and our Middle School Cross County absolutely crushed it! Both the Boys and Girls races were stacked with talent, featuring 38 runners in the girls and 46 in the boys. But here’s the real kicker – every single one Read More…
Submitted by Kevin Cunningham Calhoun Middle School picked up their 1st win of the season on Wednesday September 27th. The Red Devils were able to score early and often as they defeated Walton Middle School 38-0. Calhoun had 5 different players score rushing touchdown on the evening as well as adding another touchdown on Defense. Read More…
Whitney Butler, Writer Current CMHS 8th graders and their parents have been working with advisors to plan and fundraise for their end of year trip, tentatively set for some time in May. Students were asked to vote on the destination of their choice, a couple options being Colonial Williamsburg or the traditional Washington DC trip. Advisors of the trip stated Read More…
Calhoun Middle School Athletic Boosters will be holding a meeting, tomorrow, TODAY, SEPTEMBER 19th at 5pm in the commons area. Whitney Butler strongly encourages any middle school coach or parent to attend. The boosters are the biggest advocates for middle school student athletes. They helppurchase uniforms and equipment when teams or athletic department cannot afford Read More…
Newly appointed Superintendent Michael Fitzwater has stepped into his new position at Calhoun County Schools with vision and hope for a successful school year for children, higher academic results and to foster a sense of community support and involvement. On Thursday, September 14th, Mr. Fitzwater presented his goals to the Board of Education with all Read More…