| Season: | 2011-12 School Year (9/15/2011-5/17/2012) |
| Sponsor/Coach: |  Mr. Joe Morton
 Email: jmcorpusc@cox.net |
The CCE band is open to all students grades 4-8, includes weekly practices and participation in school concerts.
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| Requirements to participate are that students must be in Grades 4-8. |
All parents, new and returning, must attend a meeting held in early September. There is a beginning as well as an advanced group.
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Required equipment or supplies: Returning students will be given a re-registration form from Garwood Whaley which students need to complete and return.
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| Season: | 2011-12 School Year (10/17/2011-6/13/2011) |
| Sponsor/Coach: | Keith Wilfinger
Email: jwilfinger@corpuschristischool.org |
The corpus Christi School Choir is a dedicated group of students who serve as music ministers at the weekly school Masses. The CCE choir is open to all students grades 3-8, includes weekly practices and participation in school masses and events.
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| Requirements to participate are that students must be in Grades 3-8. |
The choir meets weekly after school from 3:15-4:15 PM on Wednesdays. Practices are usually held in the school.
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Required equipment or supplies: All required music is provided to choir members.
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| Season: | Fall/Winter (10/18/2011-1/20/2012) |
| Sponsor/Coach: | Mrs. Miller
Email: smiller@corpuschristischool.org |
JASON Project is a hands on science club for the motivated fifth and sixth grade science student. It is sponsored by National Geographic Society for the purpose of encouraging students to pursue science studies and science careers. Meetings include videos, discussions and hands-on experiments related to the theme of the year.
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| Requirements to participate are that students must be in Grades 5-6 but students in Grades 7-8 who have attended JASON before may apply to become Team Leaders. |
This year the theme is TBD.
Meetings always occur on TUESDAYS at 3:15-4:15. There is one field trip at the end of the program.
Our first meeting is Tuesday, 10/18/11, 3:15 to 4:15.
Please remember to bring your $5 fee to cover supplies for experiments.
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Required equipment or supplies: $5 fee for lab supplies
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| Alternate Website: www.jasonproject.org |
| Season: | 2011-12 School Year (10/17/2011-4/27/2012) |
| Sponsor/Coach: | Mrs. Miller
Email: smiller@corpuschristischool.org |
All Corpus Christi seventh and eighth grade students are required to participate. The purpose of the science fair is for students to experience the scientific method and explore subjects of interest. The science fair project provides the opportunity to practice project management skills that students will use throughout their lifetime.
This project will require a large amount of time and in order to be successful should be planned for in manageable parts. There are defined due dates to help students manage the project.
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| Requirements to participate are that students must be in Grades 7-8. |
This year the process will consist of the following sections:
- Experimental Design Form-Mrs. Miller must approve the proposal. An approval notice will be sent home.
- Keep a Logbook-this composition style book is a diary to record all activities and time spent on science fair.
- Experiment Update Form-summary of library research progress. Use the library and Internet for Background Research-record bibliography information and brief summary in logbook. Record specific facts and information on loose-leaf or note cards. Research is used to understand the experiment topic and explain it in the Introduction and Final Report.
- Introduction and Bibliography
- Final Report-complete report on your science fair project.
- Display Binder and Backboard-Final display for the science fair.
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Required equipment or supplies: Students will need a composition book to use as a logbook for only science fair work, more details about using the logbook are included in the instructions document below. Students will also need to purchase any necessary materials to conduct the research data and build the display summarizing the process and data. In your logbook, specifically describe all materials and equipment. (Example: brand, lot number, expiration date, etc.)
When you purchase supplies, buy more than enough to avoid switching batch or lot numbers.
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| Season: | 2011-12 School Year (9/27/2010-5/20/2011) |
| Sponsor/Coach: | Mrs.Bonard, Mrs. Nakas
Email: mbonard@corpuschristischool.org |
A club for seventh and eighth graders interested in Shakespeare. Members will learn about Shakespeare through movies and performing scenes and plays written by him. Students will participate in a Diocesan Shakespeare Festival and perform their selected play.
Below is the informational flyer and permission form for the club.
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| Requirements to participate are that students must be in Grades 7-8. |
Auditions for this year's play will begin in
November. Casting and rehearsals will immediately follow. Corpus Christi will perform our play at the Diocesan Shakespeare Festival in May 2011.
We will meet on Mondays from 3:20-4:30 pm, beginning
September 27, 2010.
The first meeting will be in Mrs. Bonard's room, most
meetings will be in the meeting room.
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| Season: | 2011-12 School Year (9/6/2010-5/31/2011) |
| Sponsor/Coach: | Mrs. Schab
Email: lschab@corpuschristischool.org |
This group is elected by their peers to serve as the student government. Students involved in Student Council take leadership in the school by organizing, advertising, and collecting items or funds for various charity projects, by promoting and decorating for school dances and other student activities, by voicing concerns from the student body, and by discussing and proposing ways to make Corpus Christi even better.
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| Requirements to participate are that students must be in Grades 4-8. |
Officers are elected in the spring to serve the following year. Homeroom representatives are elected in September. The first meeting is in September and continues throughout the school year.
Student council meets on the first Wednesday of every month (except in September). We meet from 3:45 pm until 4:30pm.
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Required equipment or supplies: Students need to bring writing materials to Student Council meetings to keep track of their assignments and responsibilities. Students should come with concerns their classmates have voiced to them and ideas on how to improve our school.
Spring 2011 Elections
The Candidates for the Student Council of 2011 have posted their campaign speeches below.
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