Some of our 7th graders have have been working on 3D printed prosthetic hands over the past year and they have learned a lot.  They participated in a student run booth at the CABE/CAPSS Conference for superintendents and board of education members from all over the state of Connecticut.  They got to talk about their experiences with 3D printing and how they are using it to help others.  Mr. Jeff Spivey started the program while Ms. Boates will begin to take over.  They are both very proud of these students and can't wait to help more students in our Coventry community in making a difference for others around the world.

We are so proud to announce that Kendall Schenck was awarded an all expense paid trip to Washington D.C. for the poem she submitted to the Paralyzed Veterans of America this year!  She was invited to the Veterans Day National Ceremony and then presented her grand prize winning poem at the reception that followed.  If you would like to read Kendall's poem and others like hers, they are posted on the Paralyzed Veterans of America site.  http://www.pva.org/posterpoem

Last Thursday, November 10th, the students of CNH honored our country's veterans in an assembly that featured The POW/MIA Table and an Operation Desert Wars mural dedication.  Our guest speaker, Sergeant Major Jamie DePaola was encouraging in continuing our tradition of honoring veterans along with giving us other opportunities for us to make a difference.  We thank her for being with us! 

Mrs. Page, Mrs. Glowacki, Mrs. Sposato and Mrs. de Sousa joined us on air last Tuesday, Nov. 1 to help us celebrate (and explain) Dia de los Muertos!  (The Day of the Dead)