CMS girls basketball teams face La Jolla Country Day tomorrow

The KCMS News broadcast on April 8, 2025, began with hosts Lucera Mancia and Mason Tree delivering updates from Stewart Studio. The meeting covered various school-related announcements and activities, emphasizing community engagement and student participation.

The broadcast highlighted an upcoming basketball game where the CMS girls' A and B teams will compete against La Jolla Country Day at Coronado High School. The A team is scheduled to play at 2:30 PM, followed by the B team at 3:30 PM.

In global news, the Florida Gators secured a narrow victory over the Houston Cougars in the NCAA March Madness Championship, with a final score of 65 to 63.

Students were reminded that yearbook cover submissions are due this Friday, with instructions to email or deliver them to Miss Frampton. Counselors then introduced special guests Oscar and Afton, who discussed the newly established Esports Club. This club aims to foster connections among students through gaming, utilizing devices like Nintendo Switches. Meetings are held on Thursdays during both lunch periods in Room 210, and all students are welcome to join.

Oscar shared his experience competing in a Minecraft tournament representing CMS, which involved collaboration with other schools. The club also participates in competitions organized by the San Diego County Office of Education.

The broadcast included a "try card" drawing, recognizing students for their integrity and ownership. Congratulations were extended to Zayden Caballero, Eduardo Yedid, and Ava Rogers for their achievements, with a reminder for them to claim their prizes at the office.

Additionally, the broadcast noted that fifth graders would visit CMS the following day to learn more about the school. All classes were scheduled to watch the second part of an anti-vaping video and complete a related worksheet. A meeting for the Best Buddies Club was also announced for lunchtime in Mr. Haney's room.

The broadcast concluded with birthday wishes for Hudson Hyde and Olivia White, encouraging students to take ownership, act with integrity, and show respect throughout their day.