Annual awards assembly at CVCS

Published 7:47 am Thursday, May 23, 2019

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Students receiving all A’s for the year are pictured from left, front row, Deborah Jiang, Briana Wilson, Malia Charles, Emma Ranson, Piper Scialdo; back row, Sammy Ranson, Ty Wilkerson, Owen Irausquin, Gavin Yoder, Luke Freeman, Gibson Yoder and Jacob Freeman.

Students receiving perfect attendance are pictured from left, front row, Maddelin Trejo, Daniel Salinas, David Salinas, Abby Layne, Troy Hill; back row, Emma Ranson, Skylar Price, Noah Jones, Aubree Anderson and Logan Drinkwater.

Champion Fitness Awards were awarded to, from left, front row, Maddelin Trejo, Evan Shumaker, Ella Tindall, Sierra Petersheim, James Duty, Addy Auten, Jake Jacobson, Ty Wilkerson, Ethan Freeman, Jacob Freeman, Evelyn Jones, Luke Canipe, Samuel Sloane; back row, Sammy Ranson, Gibson Yoder, Ethan Lang, Gavin Yoder, Noah Jones, Micah Wilson, Ricard Huezo, Elizabeth Tomlin, Angelique Lightbody, Raven Gaulding, Mary-Sidney Heslip, Briana Wilson, Emma Ranson and Larken Watson.

Central Virginia Christian School (CVCS) held its annual awards assembly on May 14. Students were recognized for achievement in academics and physical fitness, as well as perfect attendance. The honor roll (all A’s) is for students who achieved all A’s all year. The Champion Fitness Award is for achieving exceptional fitness (85 percentile nationwide) in grades first-eighth.

Junior 4-H Camp at Holiday Lake 4-H Center will be held from June 24-28 for ages nine to 13- plus. Youth from Buckingham, Charlotte and Prince Edward counties will spend a week of fun-filled activities at 4-H Camp. Classes will be offered in swimming, archery, rock wall, canoeing, leathercraft and more. Campers will enjoy recreation every afternoon and exciting evening programs including two campfires. Discounts for additional immediate family members available. Contact the extension office at (434) 969-4261 for more information.

Summer Arts Camp will be held June 10-4 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Buckingham County Arts Center. The program is designed for ages 7-14. Enjoy dance, pottery, sculpture, polymer clay, enameling, watercolors and more. Team leader positions still available. To register early or for more information contact Sakina Sawtelle at (434) 969-2951 or (434) 390-2671. A discount is offered for Buckingham County Arts Council members or for multiple children of the same family.

The Buckingham Library is showing “Mrs. Doubtfire” on Friday, May 31, at noon. Bring your own lunch or snack to enjoy in the library’s meeting room.

Instructor Erin Lake will hold a coed tennis clinic at Buckingham High School from June 17-21 from 4-5 p.m. The program is designed for ages 8-18. Deadline to register is June 14. The program is sponsored by the Buckingham County Parks and Recreation.

Holliday Lake State Park is featuring a Clean the Bay Day: Lake Clean Up and National Trails Day: Without a Trace Hike on June 1. Contact (434) 248-6308 or visit www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/holliday-lake for more information about these events.

Sprouse’s Corner Ranch, LLC, is a family-owned and operated horse and cattle operation in the Heart of Virginia. Horse boarding, riding lessons, pony parties, horse shows, camps and workshops are all a part of the ranch. They specialize in learning and living with horses with an emphasis on fun. They welcome you to join this journey of learning and living the exciting way. Junior Hoof Picker Camp will be held June 3-7 from 9 a.m.-noon. This camp is offered for four-seven year old children. Experienced ponies will teach junior campers about safety, grooming, and riding skills at their own pace. To register contact (434) 983-8181 or visit http://sprousescornerranch.com/-camps. Sprouse’s Corner Ranch is located at 16680 West James Anderson Highway, Buckingham.

SHERRI WISE can be reached at wise.buckingham@gmail.com.