“SHOUT-OUTS” Congratulations to …

Lynn Fanning celebrated the 100 th day of school in fine
fashion as the students dressed as 100 year-olds. Keeping
with the 100 theme, teachers taught special lessons on the
number 100. Class projects decorated the halls with posters
based on the number 100, special 100 piece snacks were
consumed, and writing activities with the 100 theme filled the
day.
The February 21 st PTA meeting provided an opportunity for
parents and students to determine “Are You Smarter Than a
5 th Grader”. Unfortunately for parents, the answer was a
resolute “No” as the 5 th grade students swept three out of four
rounds. Hosted by 5 th grade math teacher, Josh Lindsey, kids and parents answered questions about
academic subjects and pop culture. A great time was had by all in attendance.
Mrs. Salge’s art students Grace Worthington, 5 th grade and Carlos Valverde, 2 nd grade were selected to
have their artwork displayed in the Youth Art Month exhibition at the Huntsville Museum of Art until
April 21 st . A reception will be held on March 10 th for the students and their families to celebrate their
creativity and talent.
Lynn Fanning’s National Honor Society’s Heifer International service learning project raised $887 for
Heifer International and bought a llama, goat, chickens, ducks, honeybees, and gardener baskets for
impoverished people living in underdeveloped countries.
Madison County Career Technical Center
Michael Romine, Career Technical Administrator
Submitted by Rebecca Bucy
CNC LATHE PROGRAMMING CONTEST
Kane Reimers, from Precision Machining, placed 3 rd in
the CNC Lathe Programming contest at the 3 rd Annual
Calhoun Skills Competition.
SKILLS USA COMPETITION FOR AUTO MECHANICS
On February 13 th , Wallace State hosted the District
Skills USA competition. Eliyah Bellamy and Bradley
Ledbetter competed in the District Skills competition
and Adrian Cothern observed.