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  Caught on the Cavalier Web

  Who knows Canterbury School better than the students? No one! That's why we are launching a brand new section of the Web site titled, "Caught on the Cavalier Web." This is a digital media project under the editorial direction of High School students Hannah Steigmeyer, junior, and Christina Funk, senior. They each have unique perspectives on Canterbury. Hannah is what is known as a Canterbury lifer, she's been a student since age 2. Christina began her adventure here the middle of her freshman year. Both love to write, lending their talents to the school newspaper, the "Untitled," and magazines, "Mimesis" and "Sententiae." Click here to see the new page.

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  Greenhouse fulfills Canterbury teacher's dream

  High School biology and horticulture teacher, Ted King, along with seniors Marshall Nill and Victoria Sengstack were featured in the News Sentinel. Click to read the full article.

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  Mellow trip to marsh restorative

  Canterbury Middle School students have begun to make educational trips to Eagle Marsh as part of a cooperative effort with the Little River Wetlands Project. A group of eighth graders was photographed at Eagle Marsh August 31. Betsy Yankowiak, executive director, spoke to Canterbury Middle School parents later that evening about the project at Back-to-School Night. Students will have the opportunity to help with wetland restoration. For example, students will be able to grow seeds in the new Canterbury greenhouse that will benefit Eagle Marsh. Click here to see the front page Journal Gazette photos.

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