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Caught on the Cavalier Web

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Caught on the Cavalier Web is a digital media project under the direction of High School students Hannah Steigmeyer, Sarah Rice, Peter Rumsey, Leland Nelson and Meghan Martin. Catch up with the bloggers each day school is in session for a behind-the-scenes look at Canterbury School. You never know who you will see caught on this Cavalier web page. Want to know the instant an article is added? Click on the orange RSS button.

 

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What's New?

  • Skis or Snowboard?

    Meghan Martin
    Posted January 28, 2012

    Every year, at the end of January, the Canterbury Middle-Schoolers take a trip to the Timber Ridge Ski lodge in Michigan. This year, although it may have seemed like there wouldn’t be much to ski on, the weather was perfectly sunny and there was tons of nice snow on the ground.

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  • Students with Jobs

    Leland Nelson
    Posted January 27, 2012

    "I couldn't have asked for a better job."

    Sophomore Natalie Disher is one of many who balance a part-time job with Canterbury's rigorous academia. A first-time employee at Yoyo (Yogurt On Your Own), a frozen yogurt and desert shop, Disher is vocal about her enjoyment.

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  • Service Trip to Honduras

    Peter Rumsey
    Posted January 25, 2012

    This year, a group of 29 students are going to Honduras on a service trip from May 24-28. The group will be helping an orphanage. Stephanie Kimbrough, senior, is in charge of this service project.

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  • Students who Volunteer

    by Leland Nelson
    Posted January 23, 2012

    There are many Canterbury students who devote their time to volunteering. Although it is a requirement for students to take part in community service, some put all their heart and effort into benefiting the local and international community.

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  • Math is fun!

    Meghan Martin
    Posted January 22, 2012

    At Canterbury, students in either 6th, 7th or 8th grade who have completed pre-algebra have the great opportunity to become involved in Math Counts. Math counts is an extra-curricular activity that meets once a week during tutorial to practice math problems.

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