03. Good News Report
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Submitted by jenny_hunter on Mon, 11/18/2019 - 12:25pm
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Brevard High Teams Go to Playoffs
Congratulations to the Brevard High School Blue Devils football team, the Brevard High School Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Teams, and the Brevard High School Women’s Volleyball team on their conference achievements! The BHS Lady Devils were undefeated Mountain Six Champions and went on to the regional conference playoffs before being eliminated one game away from the state championship. The BHS track teams went to the state playoffs on November 9 and earned several individual awards. The Blue Devils defeated Hendersonville 22-21 on Friday night and will host Chase in this week’s second round of the 2-A state playoffs. Go Big Blue!
NC State Elementary Honors Chorus
Six student musicians were selected for the 2019 North Carolina State Elementary Honors Chorus Clinic. Evie Crider, Odin Cleveland, Sophia Purcell, and Wylie Dodson from Brevard Elementary, and Haley Fort and Emma Stevens from Pisgah Forest Elementary traveled with music teachers Sarah Moser (BES) and Carolyn Smith (PFE) to the annual convention of the North Carolina Music Educators Association (NCMEA) in Winston-Salem on November 9-10. There they performed with over 200 chorus members from across the state in the beautiful Stevens Center at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. Congratulations to these talented performers and their teachers!
2019 RHS Alumni Hall of Fame
At a special ceremony on October 18, Rosman High School inducted five new candidates into its Alumni Hall of Fame. Congratulations to the following honorees:
Carlos Allen Pangle – Public Service
Dr. Betty Reed – Career Succes
Kirk Dotson – Athletic Success
Doris Owen – Inspirational Experiences
Kim Green – Contributions to RHS
Presidential Award for Excellence in Math & Science
Congratulations to Brevard High School teacher Adria Hardy for being honored as a finalist in the North Carolina Presidential Awards for Excellence in Math and Science. This is the highest honor awarded to a math or science teacher in the state. Well done, Ms. Hardy!
North Carolina Homeless Liaison of the Year
The NC Department of Public Instruction Division for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth recently named Beth Branagan as the Homeless Liaison of the Year for North Carolina. Congratulations and thanks go to Ms. Branagan for her many accomplishments and all that she does for our most vulnerable population of children.
BES is a “Lowe’s Heroes” School
Congratulations to Brevard Elementary School for being selected as a “Lowe’s Heroes” school for 2019-2020. Part of this recognition is getting lots of free materials! The most recent donation to the school included materials to fence the entire track area. Principal Carrie Norris requested this project to improve safety for students in special needs and K/1 classes. With the Greenville Highway so close, it is often an area that teachers avoid. Brevard Elementary School is excited about making its campus more accessible for ALL students.
RHS Seniors Give Back to the Community
On October 15, sixty Rosman High School students and seven adults donated over 400 work hours to bettering their community during the annual Senior Service Day. About 10 students did a river cleanup project, collecting enough trash and tires that it took three trucks to haul it all to the dump. HOSA students performed approximately 400 vision screenings for students at RHS, RMS, RES and TCH. A group worked at TCH painting tiger paws on the driveway and cleaning flower beds and the walking trail. At RES, student took 5th grade pictures, helped paint their spirit rock, built flower boxes and helped in classrooms. Students also sorted, organized and purged donations at the Tiger Town Thrift Store. Organizer Julie Queen tries to find a new group or organization to help each year. This year, the group that benefited was Ridge Haven Conference Center. There students helped set up for a fall festival and cleaned up walking trails. RHS provided each student with a commemorative t-shirt as well as lunch and snacks. Many thanks to Queen’s Mini Mart and Whitmire Grading for helping fund the event and Headwaters Outfitters for providing the canoes and river guides.
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