As has become our annual holiday tradition, we could not resist once again asking CHS/CMS Wildcat Art students to share their beautiful—and sometimes humorous—images of Christmas. And once again, these young artists have inspired us with their Christmas magic.
As has become our annual holiday tradition, we could not resist once again asking CHS/CMS Wildcat Art students to share their beautiful—and sometimes humorous—images of Christmas. And once again, these young artists have inspired us with their Christmas magic.
As has become our annual holiday tradition, we could not resist once again asking CHS/CMS Wildcat Art students to share their beautiful—and sometimes humorous—images of Christmas. And once again, these young artists have inspired us with their Christmas magic.
As has become our annual holiday tradition, we could not resist once again asking CHS/CMS Wildcat Art students to share their beautiful—and sometimes humorous—images of Christmas. And once again, these young artists have inspired us with their Christmas magic.
As has become our annual holiday tradition, we could not resist once again asking CHS/CMS Wildcat Art students to share their beautiful—and sometimes humorous—images of Christmas. And once again, these young artists have inspired us with their Christmas magic. Special thanks to each of them, and to their wonderful teacher, Karol Ann Michelsen, who somehow guides them through the chaos of final exams, football and basketball games, play performances, and dress-up days, to produce these delightful art pieces. — THE CANADIAN RECORD
CANYON, Texas — More than 40 graduates from West Texas A&M University’s nursing program were honored at a pre-commencement observance.
The WT Department of Nursing’s annual pinning ceremony—held at 11 a.m. Dec. 8 in Legacy Hall inside the Jack B. Kelley Student Center on WT’s Canyon campus—recognized 61 students who graduated Dec. 9.
All-A HONOR ROLL
SENIOR: Chanlee Adcock, Kathia Aragon, Camren Cavalier, Kelsey Dockray, Nayroby Duarte Ramirez, Max Dumbauld, Kenzie English, Luke Flowers, Will Fry, Annabell Gilmour, Emily Green, Presley Harper, Laney Hood, Alise Jacquez, Samantha Krehbiel, Preston Miller, Alicia Munoz, Miranda Nunez Gallegos, Anderson Perkins, Ashley Perry, Carlos Sanchez Valenzuela, Leon Tu.
All-A HONOR ROLL
8th Grade: Tait Ash, Kendall Bell, Alan Chavez, Amaralys Cruz, Isaac English, Kate Escarcega, Joel Evans, Christopher Flores, Abigail Herrera, Ava Johnson, Ryan Leach, Maddilynn Longoria, Cort Mayhew, Weston Mitchell, Tyson Orrell, Ryan Purcell, Katelyn Raff-Benjamin, Paige Ratliff, Isaac Saenz, Taylor Urschel, Brooks Wall, Ryahn Whitson, Jhett Williams.
Canadian’s Lady Cats competed in the UIL State Cross-Country Championships Friday morning at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. It was the third consecutive year the Lady Cats have advanced to state as a team.
AMARILLO—Registration is now open for the 2023 WISE (Women in Science Endeavors) Conference to be held from 9 am to 1:30 pm on November 11 at AmTech Career Academy in Amarillo.
WISE is a STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) conference hosted each year for girls in the 6th, 7th and 8th grades, and includes hands-on activities led by female presenters in STEM fields. WISE is dedicated to encouraging middle school girls to pursue math and science-related careers.
