Kecoughtan News and Notes
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Congressional App Challenge
All middle and high school students that live or attend school in the 3rd Congressional district of Virginia are eligible to participate. The purpose of the App Challenge is to encourage students to learn how to code by creating their own application. The winner of the Congressional App Challenge will be recognized and have their app exhibited on a digital display in the U.S. Capitol Building for the year following the conclusion of the Challenge. The Challenge is intended to highlight the value of computer science and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) education and encourage students to engage in these fields. - Students may compete individually or as part of a team of up to four people. If a team is formed, at least two students must reside in or attend middle/high school in the 3rd congressional district. - Apps will be judged on the quality of the idea, implementation of the idea, and demonstrated skill in coding and programming skills. - Interested students should indicate their interest as soon as possible. This can be done by accessing https://www.congressionalappchallenge.us/students/participating-districts/ - Apps can be submitted online from now until October 15th. More information and the submission page can be found on my website: http://www.bobbyscott.house.gov/appchallenge. Boys Conference Registration Link
https://goo.gl/forms/QONDiv69gZUwZ2Lm2 
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Friday, October 12th
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Thank you for visiting Governor Northam and Senator Locke!
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Citizens of the Month April/May
Emily Brady Darrell Cone, Jr. Tyamber Everhart Victoria Jensen Edward "Wyatt" Jones Bethany Melvin Tu Nguyen Nickolas Roberts - |
Citizens of the Month Feb./Mar.
Anysa Gourdine Hayden Hendricks Seth Hollatz Hong Ji Liu Jabez Nelson Fatima Parker Aileen Rudiger Hailey Schreiber |
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Citizens of the Month October/November
Jamaya Battle Tu Nguyen Kenya Gary Michael O'Keefe Gabriel Cole Ayat Yousef Matthew Bevington Lauren Brown |
Citizens of the Month December/January
Markiel Bartlett Ashe Clarke My Dieu Devin Ellis Dagney Hudgins Joshua Krug Taylor Martinez Ashley Proffitt |
PowerSchool Parent Portal directions
TRIO Talent Search is a year round federally funded program that promotes high school graduation and postsecondary enrollment. It offers a plethora of FREE services, such as: after-school tutoring, mentoring, college- and cultural tours, SAT & ACT Prep, fee waivers, college application assistance, and so much more! We are in the following schools: Bethel, Phoebus, Hampton, Kecoughtan, Andrews, Davis, Eaton, Lindsay, and Syms.
If you would like for your child to be a part of this great program, please complete the application and submit it using one of the following methods:
If you would like for your child to be a part of this great program, please complete the application and submit it using one of the following methods:
- Scan each sheet and email it to ets@hamptonu.edu or diondre.brown@hamptonu.edu
- or have your child return the completed application to the main office, or Guidance Office at their designated school
- Mail the completed application to the address at the top of the application
- Bring the completed application to our office located at Hampton University Academy Building 2 nd Floor
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Cell Phone Policy Students are able to keep their cell phones on their person during the school day.
Students are required to keep their cell phones off and out of sight for the entire instructional day. Students will face disciplinary action for using cell phones during instructional time.
Disciplinary procedures for this policy will be found in the Student’s Rights and Responsibilities Handbook.
Students are required to keep their cell phones off and out of sight for the entire instructional day. Students will face disciplinary action for using cell phones during instructional time.
Disciplinary procedures for this policy will be found in the Student’s Rights and Responsibilities Handbook.
