Tiger Basketball Recap šš¾
What a weekend of basketball against East Jackson! Hereās how our teams did:
ā¢ JV: Came out strong and secured a WIN!
ā¢ Lady Varsity: Dominated the court for another VICTORY!
ā¢ Boys Varsity: Fought hard in an intense, neck-and-neck game, falling just short by ONE point.
So proud of all our Tigers for their determination and heart. Keep bringing the heat this season!
Congratulations to Jason Castro-Aguirre and Khanh Nguyen, the 2024-25 REACH Scholars from Commerce City Schools! These two 8th graders have earned academic scholarships through REACH Georgia (Realizing Educational Achievement Can Happen), a program that provides mentorship and financial support to help students succeed in high school and beyond. We are proud to celebrate Jason and Khanh as our REACH Scholars and look forward to their bright futures!
Commerce City Schools will be closed from November 25 to November 29 for Thanksgiving Break.
Congratulations to Amy Carlan for being our ESS Sub of the Month! Your hard work and dedication are truly appreciated. A big shoutout to Kimi Falken as well for all her efforts in ensuring a smooth partnership between ESS and Commerce City Schools. Weāre grateful for both of you!
Best of luck to our Tigers as they take on Toombs County in the second round of playoffs!
CHS students had an exciting week, full of new experiences!
FCCLA attended the Fall Leadership Conference in Covington, where Norelys Morejon competed in the cupcake decorating contest and several students took the Statesman Test. Congratulations to Emily Anderson for earning her Statesman Pin!
CHS Drama students also enjoyed a performance of 9 to 5 at UGA, thanks to the UGA Theatre.
Lastly, Healthcare classes got a hands-on learning experience with Rich Rutherford from Jackson County EMS, who demonstrated the Lucas device and other EMS equipment.
At CHS, incredible opportunities for students are unfolding through Project-Based Learning in the Learning Commons! Coach MKās Geometry classes are diving into the world of 3D shapes by exploring architecture and construction. Students began by designing floor plans for their groupās house, calculating square footage, surface area, and volume. Now, theyāre moving on to the building phase, constructing their designs using Legos or Balsa wood. This project is a powerful way to bring real-world applications into the classroom, connecting geometry to hands-on learning.
Our Kindergarten students at CPS enjoyed a festive Thanksgiving Feast! They had so much fun celebrating with their friends and teachers, enjoying delicious holiday food, and sharing in the spirit of gratitude.
We had a wonderful time at the Retired Teachers' Luncheon today at CHS! A big thank you to our FFA leaders and FCCLA students for their help in serving and making the event a success. It was truly special to reconnect with some of these amazing educators.
It's been a great week of basketball at Commerce! š
Our middle school teams had some great matchups against East Jackson:
Girls A Team: Won 50-20
Girls B Team: Won 40-10
Boys A Team: Lost 42-37 in overtime
Our CMS Girls A Team also kept their streak alive with a 40-22 win against Legacy Knoll, and the CMS Boys defeated Lakeview Academy!
Big congrats to our Varsity Boys and Varsity Lady Tigers for their victories against Stephens County!
And a special shoutout to our JV Boys for their win against Lakeview! šÆ
Today, the 4th graders at CES hosted a wonderful Thanksgiving feast for families, students, and staff! It was a great time of gratitude and community. Next up is CHS for the retired teachers' luncheon and CPS for more Thanksgiving celebrations. We are thankful for all the support and smiles shared today!
CMS teacher and coach, Tucker Flint, proudly displays his āWall of Championsā in his 7th-grade classroomāa true reflection of his passion and dedication. A lifelong Tiger, Coach Flint not only attended school in Commerce but now teaches and coaches the next generation of Tigers. Weāre lucky to have him continuing the legacy of excellence!
Third grade staff, students, and families had a wonderful time sharing a Thanksgiving meal at CES today! A big shoutout to our district office staff for their help in serving the meal. Weāre excited for the upcoming meals later this week!
Mrs. Puckett recently awarded Brag Tags to students who reached their AR goals. We are so proud of their hard work and dedication to reading! Keep up the great work, 3rd graders!
A huge congratulations to Julia Bryant and Brynn Sharpton for being named FCA Athletes of the Month! A special thanks to Coach Hughes of Walton FCA for making the
trip to speak with our team and present the awards. We truly appreciate Jeffās dedication and commitment to inspiring our players!
A big thank you to our Superintendent, Billy Kirk, for cooking ALL the turkeys for our districtās Thanksgiving celebrations this week!
Weāre grateful for his leadership and everything he does to make our community feel like family.
What a weekend for Tiger sports!
šāāļøThe CMS and CHS swim teams had an amazing meet with top finishes and personal records. Special shoutout to Zoey Zellner for breaking the 500 Free school record and securing her 3rd GHSA state qualifying time. Top finishes include:
Brynn Sharpton- 1st in both 100 IM and 50 Butterfly
Rylee Ashton- 1st in 100 Free
Stacey McKinney- 3rd in 50 Back
A Relay Team- 1st in 200 Free and 200 Medley
Zoey Zellner- 2nd in 100 Butterfly
CMS Girls dominated the competition finishing 1st!
š¤¼āāļøVarsity Wrestling had a strong showing with TJ Morgan finishing 4th at 132 lbs and Hogan Sims taking 3rd at 150 lbs.
š¤¼āāļøYouth Wrestling had 7 youth and 1 middle school wrestler compete at the Life U / Club Lucha Open with several top finishers!
Braxton Coker 1st
Owen Savage 1st
Brooks Milford 3rd
Jack Toney 4th
Miles Milford 4th
šVarsity Football advanced to the Sweet 16 and will be at Toombs County this Friday!
šÆVarsity Competition Cheer finished 13th in the state with a near-perfect routine!
šVarsity Boys Basketball secured a huge win over Lumpkin County!
Great job to all our athletes! Keep making us proud! šāāļøš¤¼āāļøšššÆ
Congratulations to our Tigers for a WIN against Bremen and advancing on to the Sweet Sixteen to face Toombs County! Letās go, Tigers!
Our CPS students were thrilled to see the CCSS Tiger in the car rider line today! It was such a fun surprise that brought big smiles to everyone. Thanks for bringing the spirit, Tiger! š¾
Commerce City Schools is proud to support CES in their Books-giving drive to help children in WNC impacted by Hurricane Helene. Many families have lost everything, and weāre asking for your help to bring some comfort through books.
Hereās how you can contribute:
šVisit the CES Book Fair and donate books.
šUse the QR Code to access the Amazon Wishlist.
šDrop off a NEW book at CES.
Letās come together to make a difference for these kids! Thanks for your support š