Subaru Concord Donated Books
Board
Cork news
Uwharrie Bank Donated School
Supplies
Subaru Concord customers and employees donated
100 books to Cabarrus County Schools. Customers and
employees participated in the Subaru Loves Learning book
drive during the month of August.
The book donation event was designed to provide
outstanding, prize-winning books to schools with the goal of
engaging young learners in the world of science and inspire
them to want to learn more. The books are will supplement
existing curriculum by supporting K-12 science, technology,
engineering and mathematics (STEM) education, while also
helping to build reading and literacy skills.
Cabarrus County Schools appreciates the support of our
community partners.
The Cabarrus
Market employees
of Uwharrie
Bank donated
school supplies
to Cabarrus
County Schools.
Thanks to their
generosity, CCS
students in need
had paper, binders,
notebooks, book
bags, glue sticks
and lots more
to begin the
new school year.
Regional President for Retail Banking Pat Horton and Concord
Branch Manager Cheryl Dearmon presented the supplies to
Superintendent Lowder on Aug. 26th.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, Uwharrie Bank!
CCS Employees Participated in
Season of Caring
Education Center employees participated in United Way’s Season of
Caring on Wednesday, September 2nd by volunteering at CVAN. Our
volunteers cut back overgrown bushes, painted, trimmed trees, wacked
weeds and raked leaves at 6 houses. This marks the fourth consecutive
year
volunteering
at CVAN;
CCS Central
Office
employees
have been
participating
in the
United Way
Season of
Caring since
2010.
8 •Nov/Dec 2015 • Parent Teacher Magazine
Cabarrus Crushers appeared on the
Charlotte Today Show
The Cabarrus Crushers Special Olympics softball
team was featured on the Charlotte Today Show.
The Cabarrus Crushers represented North
Carolina at the Special Olympics North America
Softball
Invitational
Tournament
in Wichita,
Kansas, on
September
24-27,
2015. They
competed
against
athletes from
all over the
United States and Canada.
The Cabarrus Crushers have been together for
more than 13 years. Though there were a few
rookies this past year, a majority of the team has
been practicing and competing together for a long
time.
This tournament is the first time they were
chosen to compete in an event outside of the North
Carolina State Summer Games. The team consists
of sixteen athletes and four coaches.