ducationEThursday, October 7, 2010

The Brownsville States-Graphic

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Submit entries at First South Bank308 West Main Street

Brownsville, TN

The Deadline for entering is October 14Please include the name and address with the photo.

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We want your photos of your children upto age 18, depicting life in the country.

Prizes will be awarded.The photos will be published in the

“Kids In The Country” section of theFarming Special of the Brownsville

States Graphic in October CREATE JOBS AND EMPOWER BUSINESS• Buy TN Campaign: Require state agencies to buy Tennessee products and services as long as the cost iscloseandqualityequivalent.• Empower the free-market to keep and create jobs by cuttingallunnecessaryandcostlyregulations.• Vocational Training in High School to entice new industrieswithapreparedworkforce.• “Loser pays” system to curb fraudulent/frivolous lawsuitsandworkerscompclaims.

TAXES & SPENDING• NoStateIncomeTax• Eliminate theHall IncomeTax paid mostly by retirees andwidows.• With over 50 departments and agencies, eliminate or reduceallstateexpendituresthatdonot: • Create/keepjobs • Educateourchildren • Preserveandprotectourlife,libertyandproperty• Aftercutsinspending,reducestatesalestax by1%

Endorsed By:• TennesseeRighttoLife• NationalRifleAssociation• NumerousleadersinHaywoodandTiptonCounties

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Paid for by the Friends to Elect Jim Hardin, Terry Mullins, Treasurer

Friday afternoon, September 10, East Side students, faculty, and staff met outside and formed a circle to commemorate the 223rd anniversary of the writing of the U. S. Constitution. Each class released three balloons - red, white, and blue - to symbolize citizens’ voice in our government. Also during Constitution Week, Ms. Amelia Morrison’s class members memorized the amendments to the U. S. Constitution with a song. They presented the song to the student body during morning meeting.

Students celebrate the U. S. Constitution

Friday, September 24, Anderson Kindergarten students celebrated their accomplishments of the first six weeks. Students gave “Andy” big high fives as their names were called to receive the Reading Award, Math Award, Handwriting Award, Character Award, plus perfect attendance and/or Kindergarten Kadet awards. The Family Resource Center also presented awards for The Reading Wall of Fame. “We are well on our way to a great year!” said Anderson Assistant Principal Cindy Smith.

Anderson students receive recognition at Pep Rally

Ms. Sue Hart, a representative with the Jackson Chapter of the American Red Cross, came to all of the Culinary Arts classes at Haywood High School recently. She gave a brief history of the American Red Cross and talked about preparedness, basic first aid, the Heimlich maneuver, and gave a very basic introduction to CPR. Pam Stephens is the teacher of the Culinary Arts classes.

ARC representative Ms. Sue Hart visits HHS classes

This lucky and excited Anderson student, Corterious Byars, was the Principal’s Club bicycle winner that was given at the school’s first pep rally by the Rotary Club, with the helmet and safety gear given by the Brownsville Police Department. He is a student in Mrs. Jessie Warren’s kindergarten class. Making the presentation were Chuck Willis of the Brownsville Police Department and Chris Lea from the Brownsville Rotary Club.

Anderson student receives Principal’s Club bicycle