A generous grant from A.O. Smith provided the resources for seventeen students from the Theatre Arts department at Sycamore High School to attend the performance of Sweeney Todd at TPAC's Nashville Repertory Theatre on Saturday, October 25. The students were also accompanied by Ms. Sarah Brown, Ms. Maggie Mason, Ms. Sherri Shambaugh, and Mr. Ryan Palombo.

Ryan Palombo, Theatre Arts/Speech Communications Teacher, said, "The Nashville Repertory Theatre arranged an opportunity for our students to meet the Assistant Prop Master and a backstage tour. The students had a great time. They have already asked when we can go see another show."

The Cheatham County School District is accepting applications for substitute teachers. Please click here to download the application. 

You may send the application to the central office in the following ways:

1. Hand Deliver:  102 Elizabeth Street in Ashland City, TN
2. Snail Mail:  ATTN: Human Resources; 102 Elizabeth Street; Ashland City, TN  37015 
3. Email:  [email protected]
   

Cheatham County Central High School (CCCHS) plans to introduce the 2014-2015 basketball, dance, and cheer teams on Friday, November 7 at 7:00 PM in the Pat Head Summitt Gymnasium. 

According to event organizers, CCCHS alumni will be invited to participate in contests against the current players. Complimentary hot dogs and popcorn will also be served to those in attendance. 

The faculty and staff of Sycamore Middle School (SMS) are proud to announce that SMS was recently named a National Beta School of Distinction.

In a letter received from Bob Bright, the CEO of The National Beta Club, Bright says, "This national award speaks highly of Sycamore Middle's commitment to academic rigor and illustrates your dedication to preparing students for college and career readiness. A National Beta Club at SMS provides a unique learning experience that allows students to achieve lifelong goals. We appreciate your continued focus on fostering activities that ensure all students can achieve success. Congratulations on being named a National Beta School of Distinction."

The National Beta Club is the nation's largest independent, non-profit, educational youth organization. They are committed to recognizing and promoting high academic achievement, rewarding and nurturing worthy character, improving student leadership skills, and encouraging service to others. The students at Sycamore understand the importance of these qualities and exemplify the Beta motto, Let Us Lead by Serving Others.

Molly Hudgens, Brandy Moore, and Glenn Harlinger sponsor the Jr. Beta Club at Sycamore Middle.