Canadian High School Theatre students performed A Christmas Carol on Nov. 26 and Nov. 27 at the Texas Crown Performance Hall. Director Mistie Walser said they had a great crowd for both performances. The money from tickets goes to the CHS theatre department and pays for costumes, props, performance fees, and travel expenses for the one-act play. “It was a great play to direct,” Walser said, “[The students] were spectacular. The carolers were amazing, and the actors came out with energy.”
This Saturday, Dec. 3, Abi Black (CHS Class of 2021) will be marching with the Purdue All-American Band at the Big Ten Conference Championship in Indianapolis’ Lucas Oil Stadium. This will be Purdue's first appearance in the conference championship, and another career highlight for Canadian's talented trumpet player.
“All A” Honor Roll
Senior: Ben Bryant, Lyndlee Coffee, Dessa Hext, Clara Pulliam, Joyann Stiner, Ella Walser.
Sophomore Connor Cipollone made history last week as the first Canadian High School student to qualify for the state UIL congressional debate competition.
Cipollone is among three students from Region 16 3A schools who qualified for the state-level competition, which will be held on Jan. 4, 2023, in Austin. Bushland’s August Vinson and Spearman’s Avren Delozier will also advance.
Pre-apprenticeship initiative launches in Texas, aligns with National Apprenticeship Week, Nov. 14–20
WASHINGTON—As the nation marks National Apprenticeship Week, the U.S. Department of Labor last week announced an initiative to expand its pre-apprenticeship opportunities for Job Corps students and connect them to registered apprenticeship programs.
