Home Volleyball Match tonight!
This Tuesday, September 24th is the last day to order your Pink Out Volleyball shirt. https://www.storessimple.com/midwestlogowear/groupproducts.php?prodgroup_id=32169&prodgroupbypass=true
Tonight our Varsity Lady Indians' Volleyball Team traveled to Bronaugh and won in three sets: 25-13, 25-15, and 25-19. Awesome job, ladies!
Tonight our Junior High Girls' Volleyball team traveled to Bronaugh. They brought home a win! Set 1: 26-28 (L), Set 2: 25-19 (W), and 15-6 (W). Awesome job, ladies!
📢 Attention Chilhowee Students & Families! 📢
🪙 1-2-3-4 We Declare a Penny War! 🪙
The Chilhowee PTO is hosting a fun and competitive Penny War for all Elementary, Middle, and High School students! Let’s see which grade can raise the most points and claim victory! 💰🎉
📅 Dates: September 24 - October 4
📍 Location: Drop your coins and bills at the table near the library!
How it works:
✅ Add points to your grade’s jug by adding pennies and dollar bills.
❌ Subtract points from other grades by adding silver coins (nickels, dimes, and quarters) to their jug.
Let the Penny War begin! 💥👑
9/20, Junior High and Varsity Volleyball travels to Bronaugh for a GVVC doubleheader night. JH starts at 5:00pm, followed by Varsity at 6:00pm. Bus departure is 2:45pm. Best of luck Lady Indians!
The Junior HIgh & Varsity Volleyball game TONIGHT against Miami-Amoret is CANCELED!!!!! Miami lost power, and it will not be restored in time. We will try to reschedule if possible. Sorry for the inconvenience.
9/19, Junior High and Varsity Volleyball travels to Miami (Amoret) for a GVVC doubleheader night. JH starts at 5:30pm, followed by Varsity at 6:30pm. Bus departure is 3:45pm. Good luck Ladies!
The National Honor Society Chapter is thrilled to recognize Chilhowee R-IV's dedication and the incredible impact our chapter has made during the 2023–24 academic year. Our hard work and commitment to the National Honor Society pillars have set a powerful example for schools across the country. They are honored to present our chapter with the Service Award of Excellence🏆. This award is a testament to our chapter's initiative and leadership and highlights our positive influence within our school and community. Congratulations to Mrs. Powell and our NHS students on this fantastic achievement!
Our Junior High Lady Indians won in 3 sets against the Junior High Crest Ridge Lady Cougars. Awesome job!
Volleyball Pink Out is October 8th. Please order your shirts BY Tuesday, September 24th. See the flyer for more information.
9/18, JH Volleyball plays Crest Ridge tonight at home. Crest Ridge JH vs Chilhowee JH, starting at 5:00pm.
Boys JH basketball (6th-8th graders) practices start this Thursday, September 19th, from 6:00pm-7:30pm. A valid physical must be on file at the school to participate.
September 16th Athletic Events:
Varsity/JV Volleyball: Windsor @ Chilhowee, 5:30pm
JH Volleyball: Chilhowee @ Leesville, 5:30pm
JV Football: Crest Ridge @ Tipton, 6:30pm
JH Football: Crest Ridge @ Lincoln, 5:00pm
2024 GVVC Conference Volleyball Standings
Picture Day is Friday, October 4th, here at the school. Please see the flyer below for more information.
Last night the Chilhowee Lady Indians took on the Lakeland Lady Vikings in volleyball. The varsity team won in 3 straight sets. The JV team lost in 2 sets but fought hard through both sets. Great job ladies!
Sixth grade students have been learning about the phases of the moon. They did a "delicious" representation of what the moon phases look like, Yum!
We are very excited that next Thursday, September 19, 2024, the Chilhowee FFA students will be presenting their livestock to the elementary students to teach them about the animals. This event will be taking place outside by the FFA building, however we ask that you please remember this is an educational event for our students and not open to the public. We will be sharing pictures from the day on Facebook and website for you to enjoy.
Nearly three-quarters of the earth is made up of water, and about two-thirds of our bodies are made up of water. Water is essential for life and has important and unique properties. Yesterday, students in 8th-grade Science, Physical Science, and Environmental Science did a fun lab investigating the many different properties of water. There were eight different lab stations to investigate.
Two students in Physical Science are shown here preparing to do the experiments. In one picture, they are seeing if they can get paper clips to float on the surface of water, demonstrating the property of water's "high surface tension."
