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DATES TO REMEMBER

CMS gave Hugs from Home
The 5th grade class brought donations to give to the courageous soldiers
that are defending our wonderful country.

Meet CMS's Spelling Bee winners!!!

!!!!Crestview Middle School was selected as #1 Middle School in Tipton County by the readers of The Covington Leader! WOW!!!

Let's Go Rock Climbing

The CMS Physical Education teachers, with the assistance of some National Guardsmen, gave their
P. E. students a treat that was fun and helped promote physical fitness...a rock climbing mission. Their mission was to climb to the top and touch the edge. Students enjoyed this activity.

Egyptian History

Mrs. Miller's class is treated by a native Egyptian guest speaker who talked about the
history of Egypt and shares some of his ancient artifacts with the class.

The Microscope

Mr. Cousar teaches the parts and functions of the microscope.

CMS Students' Works of Art

These young artists (two of whom are Crestview students) had their work displayed at Dyersburg State Community College

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The Use of Telecommunication Devices on School Campus

The Tipton County Student Handbook clearly states that students should not possess electronic items at school. That rule from the handbook reads as follows:

STUDENTS USE OF PERSONAL COMMUNICATION DEVICES IN SCHOOL

6.312

Students will not be permitted to have beepers, pagers, or cellular phones on school property unless there are some unusual and exceptional circumstances. The Board of Education may consider and base its decision on one (1) of the following factors:

1. A member of a volunteer fire department;

2. A family hardship that requires the students' immediate response; and

3. All other factors that the Board may deem relevant and pertinent in their effect upon the welfare of the students.

1.       In all cases the beepers, pagers and cellular phones must be registered with the school principal or his/her designee and will be kept in the school office where the device will be checked in and out on a daily basis. If not properly registered with school officials, these devices will be subject to confiscation and either turned over to the parent/guardian or to law enforcement officials. The student who possesses a cellular phone shall assume responsibility for its care. At no time shall a Tipton County School be responsible for preventing theft, loss, or damage to cell phones brought onto school property.

When we confiscate these kinds of devices from students, it will be the parent’s responsibility to claim them. The school is not responsible for these items. Unless prior arrangements are made through the rule above, these items should be left at home. Students should come to school prepared to concentrate on the business of learning. Make sure you are familiar with all the rules and regulations found in the Tipton County Student Handbook and encourage your child to follow them accordingly. This will help ensure a safe and successful school experience and help to prevent loss of property.

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