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Academic Showcase nears

Robin Lafford, Reporter
Jan 22, 2024
Screenshot from canyecreekhs on Instagram.

The academic showcase will be held on Thursday, Feb. 8, 2024 from 6:00-8:00p.m.

Students 8th-11th are welcome. This event will provide information for parents of 8th graders, career options, and Dual Credit opportunities for 10th and 11th graders. Students are encouraged to come learn more about classes and programs the school will offer for next school year 2024-2025.  Food trucks will also be available.

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Robin Lafford, Reporter
Robin Lafford is a reporter for Caney Creek High School, focusing on national and international news. Lafford has been part of staff for a few weeks, previously being a photographer and moving when photography teacher Ms. Treistman said she would be a good fit since they are very interested in politics. She formerly participated in robotics, going to a Lego Ag. competition where her friends won 3rd place. Their freshman year they lettered in academics, receiving a letterman early in her sophomore year. She has been in many AP and honors classes through her high school career, taking great pride in being an A-B student. Lafford takes great interest in music, her favorite band being Pierce the Veil. They enjoy reading, art, and spending time with her best friend Kaleb.
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