Category: Cheatham County Central High

CCCHS students advance to state HOSA competition

1/27/2022

Congrats to our Cheatham County Central High School students who qualified for the state HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) competition, which will be held March 28-30 in Knoxville.

The students recently participated in the Upper Middle Tennessee HOSA regional competition for the opportunity to advance to state.

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

• Sydnee Mitchell, third place, Human Growth & Development
• Lily Shadowens, fourth place, Behavioral Health (not pictured)
• Marlee Whittaker, fifth place, Medical Law & Ethics
• Katie Gruber, second place, Pathophysiology
• Emma Lewis, third place, Medical Terminology
• Ian Reed, second place, Sports Medicine (not pictured)
• Ryley Knox, fourth place, Medical Spelling
• Eli Johnstone, fifth place, Physical Therapy
• CCCHS team of Georgia Hunter and Analee Lewis, second place, CPR/First Aid

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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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CCCHS students invited to see "Hamilton" at TPAC

1/17/2020

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Cheatham County Central High School students were invited to see a performance of the hit Broadway phenomenon, “Hamilton,” on Thursday at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville.

In order to qualify for this invitation, students were required to take part in a 3-5 day lesson on Alexander Hamilton. They were then to create an original skit, monologue, poem or song about the Founding Era that incorporated information from primary source documents.

Thanks to the generosity of the Gilder-Lehrman Institute of American History, students were able to see this play for only $10.

The Hamilton Education Program selected CCCHS students Landon Hunter, Jerry Reed and Dillon Vance as one of 15 student projects to be presented on stage in front of all 38 schools attending.

The group was given backstage access, met with Hamilton cast and performed their original work on the set of Hamilton. Later, they were interviewed by local media.

A huge shout out to CCCHS History teacher Spencer Cooke for making this opportunity happen!

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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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CCCHS students gain valuable hands-on experience

8/19/2019

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Students in the Health Science program at Cheatham County Central High School have the opportunity to gain some “real world” health care experience before graduation.

Over the past year, students were able to complete internships at New Hope Veterinary Clinic, Family Health Center of Ashland City (Dr. Scott Brown), Cheatham County EMS, Pleasant View Animal Hospital, TriStar Ashland City Medical Center and with Julie Whittaker, a speech pathologist at West Cheatham Elementary School.

Students also job shadowed Cheatham County school nurses Connie Langley and Melissa Underwood and at Cheatham County Animal Clinic, St. Thomas West, Hillcrest Healthcare Center, Star Physical Therapy and The Waters of Cheatham.
We appreciate those who allowed these interns to gain this valuable experience.

Any facility interested in serving as a possible clinical site for 2020 should contact Kelly Lewis, Cheatham County Central High School’s work based learning coordinator, at [email protected].

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Hooper named CCCHS academic specialist

5/29/2019

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David Hooper

The Cheatham County School District has named David Hooper as the new academic specialist at Cheatham County Central High School.

Hooper is currently serving as an RTI Interventionist at CCCHS.

Hooper will replace Kristian Dennison, who will be the new academic specialist at Harpeth Middle School.

Hooper served as an inclusion teacher at West Creek High School in Clarksville before joining the CCSD in 2012.

Since joining the CCSD, he has served as a U.S History/criminal justice teacher at Sycamore High School, Dean of Students at Cheatham Middle School and as the Assistant Principal at Cheatham Middle School.

“I am excited to continue my service at Cheatham County Central High School. Kristian has done amazing work and laid a strong foundation at CCCHS. I am very fortunate to be able to work with and serve the faculty and staff at CCCHS and I look forward to doing so in my new capacity,” he said.

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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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CCCHS students advance to state HOSA competition

CCCHS, SHS students qualify for state HOSA competition

CCCHS students invited to see "Hamilton" at TPAC

County football players named All-Region

CCCHS students gain valuable hands-on experience

Hooper named CCCHS academic specialist

SHS assistant principal taking on same role at CCCHS

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