We are so excited that you are going to be a CLO Tiger!!!!!

The following students are this year's Millionaire's Club members. They read over 1 million words-and doesn't have plans of stopping. They were invited to the Millionaires Club Banquet at the end of the year.

The following information applies to Cambridge applicants: Students new to the program and students moving schools need to complete an application. Beginning in 2017, students applying to Q.I. Roberts Jr.-Sr. High School 7th and 8th grade will need to plan to reapply for the 9th grade program at Q.I. Roberts Jr.-Sr. High School. A first round application deadline is established annually. Additional applications may be submitted at any time of year. First round applications will be evaluated by a team comprised of school and district leadership. Evaluation categories include standardized test scores, grades, discipline, attendance, CogAT assessment scores, teacher recommendation, and a mandatory essay. Students applying to the program who are not already placed into gifted programming who meet basic eligibility requirements will be asked to sit for a CogAT assessment. Students not accepted into the program will be placed on a waiting list based upon the student data indicators above. Please note the basic eligibility requirements include above grade level standardized test scores, A and B grades, no discipline occurrences, no attendance concerns, above average grade equivalent CogAT scores, positive teacher recommendations, and an essay demonstrating personal academic motivation and positive goal setting. For more information please contact: Dr. Melissa A. Coleman, Putnam County Director of Acceleration Opportunities mcoleman@my.putnamschools.org

Congratulations to Jayden Wicker for being our Spelling Bee Champion and Nicolas Treib for being our Spelling Bee Runner Up.

Congratulations to CLO's May Student of the Month Tucker Meadows. Here is Tucker pictured with Principal Mike Tucker.

CLO is proud to announce the addition of a new elective class called AVID. AVID is an elective class offered to students who would like to prepare for four-year universities.