The first year of dedicating November as "National American Indian Heritage Month" was in 1990, Under President Barack Obama in 2009, the celebration title was changed to "National Native American Heritage Month."
In mid-October 1976, President Gerald R. Ford proclaimed the first national, week-long observance for American Indians: "Native American Awareness Week."
It’s Football playoff time! Let’s support our Foxes and wear Red,White and Blue this coming Thursday 11/10 . Then after school, go to the community Pep Rally at Ed Locker Stadium.
It wasn't until 1924 that all Native Americans were granted citizenship, after Congress enacted the Indian Citizenship Act.
In September 1915, the president of the Congress of the American Indian Association, Reverend Sherman Coolidge (an Arapahoe), worked with the goal of making American Indian Day observed across the nation, as well as fought for U.S. citizenship for Native Americans.
This past weekend Case King was at a livestock show in Winnsboro and won Grand Champion lightweight sheep, Reserve Champion medium weight sheep and Showmanship.
Case also is involved in Ag. Mechanics through Caddo Mills Jr. FFA and recently competed at the State Fair. He won a blue ribbon in his class and placed 2nd in livestock handling division
Another CMMS student rocking it!
Calling all Middle School students (Both 7th & 8th) to wear our class color Black Tomorrow.
Dr. Arthur C. Parker, of the Seneca nation, fought for an "American Indian Day" to be recognized within the Boy Scouts of America, between 1912-1915.
A few of our CMMS students competed in Greenville yesterday at the LDE Contest
McAfee third in Greenhand Creed Speaking.
Greenhand Quiz team finished 2nd- 4/5 team members were 8th graders.
CMMS Greenhand Chapter Conducting Team finished 7th- 5/7 of them were 8th graders.
NEW DATES and TIMES!!!
Boys' Basketball tryouts will be held this Friday during 8th period and on Monday during 8th period until 4:30 pm. Please reach out to Coach Welch awelch@caddomillsisd.org for any questions.
Game Day in the Mills! Band night and great football. Last game tonight. Come out and support CMMS!!
Don’t forget Kona Ice tomorrow 10/31!
We had a couple of Ghostbusters patrolling the 300 hallway today….Who are you going to call?
We had a few guest stop by…Rip(Yellowstone), Eddie and Robin(Stranger Things), Middle School Boy’s, Bumblebee, Minion and a Drill Sergeant #2710
Look at these “Middle School Boy’s”….check out the earbuds, hand gestures, socks & Crocs….with their favorite saying Bet! #2710 #SpotOnMSBoyOutfits
Come out and support the Foxes as they take on Sunnyvale tonight!
Coach Spradling and Mrs. Jarratt's leadership classes at Hi-5 Friday! They made over 1100 goodie bags for the elementary students. #2710 #Servant'sHearts
The CMMS Fall Door Decoration contest winners have been chosen!
Congrats to the following advisory period classes:
Coach Spradling - 1st Place
Mrs. Pullen - 2nd Place
Coach Bean- 3rd Place
GREAT job by EVERYONE! EVERY SINGLE DOOR looks AMAZING!
#2710
#tccmms
Please click the attached link to view a short video showing how to check messages in Skyward.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_AP9rpRrNnjuwVDuDTTP48xIIjU3ZfF3/view?usp=sharing
Thank you to Chief Rodriguez and Officer Baker for speaking to our Leadership classes. CMISD Police definitely exhibit strong leadership characteristics! #2710 #CMISDPolice
