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Catoctin High School Students Win Grants Support Archery Program at

Local SkillsUSA Competition at CTC Lewistown Elementary School

Congratulations to the following Catoctin High School (CHS) students on Courtesy Photo
winning the local SkillsUSA competition at Career and Technology Center
(CTC).
These students have earned the right to compete in the Western Regional
Competition on February 3, 2018: Melanie Andrew—1 place, Crime Scene
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Investigation; Emma Appel— 3 , TV Production; Jacob Baker—2 , TV
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Production; Victoria Bryant—1 , Basic Health Care; Keegan Coolidge—Hon.
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Mention, Basic Health Care; Olivia Dart—Hon. Mention, Technical Drafting;
Austin Fogle III—Carpentry; Emma Ford—3 , Crime Scene Investigation;
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Robert Hahn—Hon. Mention, Automotive Service Technology; Julianna
Lopez—Hon. Mention, Crime Scene Investigation; Ashley Mayton—3 ,
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Basic Health Care; Jacob McIlvaine—Hon. Mention, Sheet Metal; Stephanie
Moreland—2 , Cosmetology/Hair; Nathan Schwartzbeck—1 , Welding;
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Kaleb Sellers—2 , Screen Printing; Samantha Smith—2 , Nail Care; Brianna
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Snyder—3 , Commerical Baking; Isaac Storer—2 , Web Design; Todd
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Willhide—Hon. Mention, Sheet Metal; Devin Wine—2 , Automotive Service
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Technology; Jessica Wood—Hon. Mention, Basic Health Care.
Crayola ColorCycle Program at
Thurmont Middle School Pictured from left are Russ Leith, NWTF chapter president; Rachel Herbst, student; Hunter Marten,
student; Shirley Long, fund representative; Heather Burgess, physical education teacher; Gene
Long, fund representative; David Hohman, NWTF member; and Dana Austin, principal.
Do you have any old, dried-up markers? Instead of throwing them away,
send them to Thurmont Middle School, and they will recycle them through
the Crayola ColorCycle Program. Each Wednesday, marker collections will Lewistown Elementary School The grant was matched by the
take place during Gateway classes, but students are free to drop off markers will soon have a National Archery in National Wild Turkey Federation
any other day of the week in Ms. Desonier’s room (Rm. 250). the Schools Program (NASP), thanks (NWTF), Monocacy Valley Chapter.
More information about Crayola ColorCycle can be found at: http://www. to a grant from The Davey Long and NASP was developed to help improve
crayola.com/colorcycle.aspx. Any questions or concerns, please contact Ms. Mike Compton Memorial Fund, one student motivation, attention, and
Desonier at 240-236-5100. of more than 690 component funds focus, and also to teach outdoor
of The Community Foundation of skills, resulting in character and self-
Frederick County. reliance.
Catoctin High School to Host

Personal Finance Course Open to

Students and Families

Catoctin High School, located at 14745 Sabillasville Road in Thurmont,
is hosting a personal finance course, open to students and families interested
in learning about paying off debt, budgeting, saving money, retirement
planning, and so forth.
The course will follow the Financial Peace University program from Dave
Ramsey and involves various aspects of learning about personal finance,
including group discussion and engagement in personal application of the
principles to your own situation.
The class will meet weekly on Monday nights, from 6:00-7:30 p.m., from
January 29-March 26, 2018. To register for the course, visit www.fpucentral.
com/classes/1054264/registration.

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