Category: Sycamore High School

SHS students win big in TSA region competition

2/6/2020

Sycamore High School had a strong showing at the recent Middle Tennessee Regional Technology Student Association (TSA) competition.

• Future Technology Teacher
First place: Brianna Shaw

• Structural Design & Engineering
First place: Cameron Johnson, Bryson Lee
Second place: Colton Pannell, Conner Vick

• Children’s Stories
Second place: Keegan Bilodeau, Lilly Davis, Mary Davis, Daniel Saylor
Third place: Makayla Curtis, Alexi Taylor

• Forensic Science
Third place: Camerin Casesa, Josh Reed

• Prepared Presentation
Third place: Conner Bunch

• Technology Problem Solving
Second place: Preston Nicholson, Trevor Thomason
Third place: Cameron Johnson, Daniel Saylor

Twenty students will participate in the state TSA competition in April. Teacher John Staggs is the sponsor of the SHS TSA.

Sycamore High School won big at the recent TSA regional competition.

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CCCHS, SHS students qualify for state HOSA competition

1/22/2020

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Congrats to our Cheatham County Central High School and Sycamore High School students who qualified for the state HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) competition, which will be held April 7-9 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville.

The students recently participated in the regional competition at Vol State Community College in Gallatin for the opportunity to advance to state.

CCCHS students who placed in the regional competition and headed to state:

• Emma Baker, second, Cultural Diversities & Disparities in Healthcare
• Adan Canizalez, third, Physical Therapy
• Breanna Cook, second, Medical Terminology
• Shaye Garrett, third, Human Growth and Development
• Mikayla Goode, first, Clinical Nursing
• Emily Groth, first, Behavioral Health
• Eli Johnstone, second, Medical Spelling
• Emma Beth Lewis, second, Nutrition
• Carsen Moseley, fourth, Sports Medicine
• Savanna Turley, fifth, Dental Terminology

SHS students who placed in the regional competition and headed to state:

• Destinee Lawrence, fifth, Behavioral Health Event
• Catie McLachlan, second, Medical Assisting Event
• Erin Standley, fourth, Extemporaneous Writing
• Cora McDuffee, third, Health Career Photography
• Avery Dixon, third, Prepared Speaking
• Helen Navarete, fifth, Research Persuasive Writing and Speaking
• Olivia Heflin and Avery Hardin (Ranya Moreland), fifth, Forensic Science

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County football players named All-Region

11/19/2019

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Congrats to the Sycamore, Cheatham County and Harpeth football players who were named to the All-Region 6-3A team:

Sycamore
Region Most Valuable Player: Tyler Niebel
Region Most Valuable Offensive Lineman: Adam Carey
Region Most Valuable Special Teams Player: Logan Seibert
All-Region: Cody Breedlove, Dakota Dodd, Eli Pallares, Ryan Seibert and Grady McPherson
All-Academic (3.5 GPA or higher): Tyler Niebel, Grady McPherson, Cody Breedlove and Carlos Rosado

Cheatham County
Region Most Valuable Defensive Player of the Year: Zach Kessler
All-Region: Dawson Primm, Joe Moseley and John Martin
All-Academic: Gabe Young and Ely Weakley
All-Region Manager: Carley Buchmiller

Harpeth
Region Most Valuable Athlete: Luke Gossett
Region Most Valuable Linebacker: Matthew Pack
Region Most Valuable Tight End: Aaron McWright
All-Region: Thomas Sloan, Logan Callies and Davion Primm
All-Academic: Thomas Sloan, Mason Holley, Davion Primm, Andrew Polk and Aaron McWright
All-Region Managers: Tasha Kosinski and Kaitlynn Gibbs

The region banquet will be held Dec. 4 at 6 p.m. at Fairview High School.

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Dodd named new Sycamore boys basketball coach

6/19/2019

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Steve Dodd

The Cheatham County School District has named Steve Dodd as the new Sycamore High School boys basketball coach.

Dodd, who has coached for nearly 40 years, comes to Sycamore after serving as the boys basketball coach at Hillwood High School from 2008 to 2019.

He replaces Toby Miles, who recently resigned after leading the War Eagles for the past six years.

Before joining Hillwood, Dodd was the boys basketball coach at Russell High School in Russell, Ky., from 2002 to 2008 and the men’s head basketball coach at Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia, Ky., from 1998 to 2002.

Additionally, he coached on the collegiate level at Alderson Broaddus University in West Virginia, Oklahoma Christian University in Oklahoma and Bethel College in Tennessee.

He was also a member of the USA basketball coaching staff for the World University Games in 1999 and is a member of the NAIA Hall of Fame.

He holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Lipscomb University and a master’s degree in Health Science from Austin Peay State University.

“I am proud to be named the head boys basketball coach at Sycamore High School, and I am very happy to become a part of the Sycamore family. I am looking forward to working with the War Eagle team and community,” Dodd said.

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SHS students selected for Frist art exhibit

5/14/2019

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Jacob Balthrop and Logan Seibert

The artwork of two Sycamore High School students - Jacob Balthrop and Logan Seibert – will be featured in an exhibition titled “Teens Take the Frist” at the Frist Art Museum in Nashville.

A jury of Frist Art Museum curators and educators selected 100 pieces of art to be featured in the exhibition, will runs from July 13-Sept. 21.

Teens from Cheatham, Davidson, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson counties were invited to submit entries for the exhibition.

An opening reception featuring the teen artists will be held Saturday, July 13 from 1-4 at the museum.

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SHS assistant principal taking on same role at CCCHS

4/25/2019

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Aime Carter

The Cheatham County School District has named Aime Carter as the new assistant principal at Cheatham County Central High School.

Carter is currently the assistant principal at Sycamore High School, a position she has held since 2016.

She replaces Dana Bates, who will become the new assistant principal at Harpeth Middle School.

Carter, a CCCHS graduate, has been with the district for 19 years.

She taught at Sycamore Middle School for seven years and at Cheatham Middle School for seven years. She then served as the academic specialist at SMS for two years before joining the SHS staff as assistant principal.

“It has been an honor to be a part of the Sycamore High School family. Sycamore is an amazing school with an amazing faculty, staff and students. I have developed many great friendships and great relationships with the students that I will cherish forever,” Carter said.

She added: “I am so excited to have the opportunity to take my growth and experiences from SHS with me to my alma mater, Cheatham County Central High School, where I will have the opportunity to work with again and help educate the students to whom I taught at Cheatham Middle School. I am grateful for the opportunity to continue working with students in an administrative role to continue helping students succeed in our school district.”

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Wenning selected as new SHS principal

4/25/2019

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Dawn Wenning

The Cheatham County School District has named Dawn Wenning as the new Sycamore High School principal.

Wenning, who is currently the principal at Kingston Springs Elementary School, will replace Dr. Amy McWhirter, who will retire and work part time as the district’s RTI coordinator.

Wenning earned her bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education English from Welch College (formerly Free Will Baptist Bible College in Nashville) in 1994.

She received her Special Education endorsement from Tennessee State University in 2001 and Masters in Educational Leadership from Austin Peay State University in 2012.

Wenning has been in the education field for 23 years.

She spent three years at Metro Christian Academy, teaching third grade and middle school English.

Wenning has been with Cheatham County Schools for 19 years. She started in 1998 as a special education teacher at Cheatham County Central High School and then moved to the English Department to teach English I until 2005.

Her family moved to Florence, Ala., and she taught seventh and eighth grade English for one year at Florence Christian Academy.

Wenning returned to Cheatham County in 2007 to begin teaching in the English Department at Sycamore High School before becoming the academic specialist at Pegram Elementary School in 2015. She was named the KSES principal in 2017.

She is married to Steve Wenning, the principal at Cheatham County Central High School.

"I am thrilled to continue my journey in education by being able to come home to Sycamore High School. I am so thankful for the opportunity to serve and work in the community where I live,” Wenning said.

She added: “Sycamore holds a very special place in my heart because that's where Steve and I taught when we returned from Alabama back in 2007. Our oldest son Sean is a 2018 graduate of SHS, and our son Avery will be a freshman there in the fall. I look forward to renewing relationships with former colleagues and meeting all of the new staff members that have been added to the faculty in the four years that I have been away.”

A meet and greet for the Sycamore community to welcome Wenning and new assistant principal Adrian Baker will be held Wednesday, May 1 from 5-6 p.m.

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SHS students win big in TSA region competition

CCCHS, SHS students qualify for state HOSA competition

County football players named All-Region

Dodd named new Sycamore boys basketball coach

SHS students selected for Frist art exhibit

SHS assistant principal taking on same role at CCCHS

Wenning selected as new SHS principal

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