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Shark News for the week of May 24

Middle School Survivor Day

By Chloe Reynolds
Shark Correspondent
Every year, the middle school teachers host a Behavioral Reward Day for the students who have stayed out of trouble all year long. The day’s events are based off of the popular TV show “Survivor”.
The activities include, dividing into tribes, painting faces, racing, puzzles, scavenger hunts, and challenges of all kinds. This year’s Survivor Day will be held on Tuesday, May 29.

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Delta Kappa Gamma Society Inducts new officers, members

Levy County Delta Kappa Gamma Society assembled in Cedar Key to induct new officers and members.

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Shark News for the week of May 17

Students Excited About Middle School Dance

By Mikayla Pope
Shark Correspondent

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School board OK’s raising school lunch price by nickel

By RYAN T. BUTLER

sports@chieflandcitizen.com

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Shark News for May 10

Levy County second graders learn about sea life

Lauren Bartholemy
Shark Correspondent
“Oh! Aw! That’s so cool!” is the sounds coming from the Cedar Key schools aquaculture lab as second graders from all around the county come to view the aquaculture wonders.

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Shark News for May 3

Students rush to defeat end of course exams

Sarah Bartholemy
Shark Correspondent
Today, Cedar Key High School biology students will be taking the Biology End of Course Exam. The students have been cramming for the past two weeks with the help of Mr. Powers, the science teacher at CKS.

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Cedar Key FFA to send five teams to state finals

Three months of work, dozens of after-school pizzas and showing up at 4:30 a.m. to cut up fresh fruit all paid off this past week for the Cedar Key FFA chapters.
The FFA will be sending five teams to the state Ornamental Horticulture finals later this month at the University of Florida.

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Shark News for April 5

Cedar Key FFA off to OH

By Sarah Bartholemy
Shark Correspondent
Cedar Key is on its way to the Ornamental Horticulture CDE in Mayo, Florida. The teams have been preparing for three months and all of their hard work will be put to use. Lauren Bartholemy, Laia Gore, Sarah Bartholemy, Taryn Epperson, Mikayla Pope, Jemima Cahours, MacKenzie Kirkbride, Ashlyn Allen, Taylor Davison, Nathaneal Brinkman and Brooke Allen will all be competing today.

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Shark News for March 22

Students and Healthy Eating

Taryn Epperson and Montana Beckham
Shark Correspondents
The Florida Department of Agriculture has asked students to participate in the annual poster decorating project.

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Cedar Key School honored for its recycling efforts

Cedar Key School was recognized Friday by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for outstanding efforts in 2011 to promote recycling.
Cedar Key students, collecting about 550 pledges to recycle in FDEP’s staterwide K-12 Recycling Pledge Card Contest, pushed their school to the top three in the state.

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