WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS – March 18, 2022

Upcoming Events

School Events

See a full calendar of CMIS School Events here.

Athletic Events

Friday, March 18
- U14 Boys Volleyball vs List @ CMIS (5:00 PM)
- U14 Girls Volleyball vs LIST @ CMIS (4:00 PM)
Monday, March 21
- JV Boys Volleyball vs GIS @ GIS (4:00 PM)
- Varsity Boys Volleyball vs GIS @ GIS (5:00 PM)
Tuesday, March 22
- JV Girls Volleyball vs GIS @ CMIS (4:00 PM)
- Varsity Girls Volleyball vs GIS @ CMIS (5:00 PM)
Friday, March 25
- U14 Boys Volleyball vs GIS @ CMIS (5:00 PM)
- U14 Girls Volleyball vs GIS @ CMIS (4:00 PM)
All competitions begin after school unless otherwise noted.
See a full calendar of CMIS Athletic Events here.
See CMIS Athletic Practice Schedules here.

Recent Multimedia

CMIS Stories

CMIS features photos and videos in our CMIS Gallery and on our CMIS Social Media Platforms. Below are some recent highlights.

111 — Grade 7 English has just completed Literature Circles examining the essential question, "How do we overcome obstacles?"
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Through historical fiction novels based in Asia, students were introduced to conflict in Burma, the Japanese occupation of Korea, immmigration to the United States from Vietnam (during the Vietnam war) and the Cambodian civil war and rise of the Khmer Rouge. Students were able to increase their historical knowledge of events in our region while at the same time learning how people overcame great tragedies.
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As a group activity, to track the main plot points and to consider the idea of point of view, students completed fake Instagram posts as if they were the main character in their novels.
- Mr. Cameron

111 — The Grade 1 Thai Novice class learned about the 3 different seasons of Thailand. They created a tree with colorful flowers and leaves, which change during each season.
- Thai Department

111 — Grade 6 students practiced shooting the basketball from multiple vantage points on the basketball court for PE class.
- Ms. Sallyanne

111 — Grade One used a bottle system to discover how water can be used to show that air takes up space. Through various experiments and observations students were able to conclude that air is matter and occupies space even though we can't see it.
- Ms. Sydney

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