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Thank you all for everything you do for the students.

October is National Principal Appreciation Month and we want to begin the month by thanking the outstanding principals we have in Copperas Cove for everything they do for our students!

Mae Stevens Early Learning Academy - Heather Peacock
Clements/Parsons Elementary - Robin Grabitz
Fairview/Jewell Elementary - Dr. Rebekah Shuck
Hettie Halstead Elementary - Dr. Tonya Sweeney
House Creek Elementary - Carolyn Jackson
Martin Walker Elementary - Kelly Thompson
Williams/Ledger Elementary - Jennifer Cresswell
Copperas Cove Jr. High - Roger McNeel
S.C. Lee Jr. High - Marshall Chauvin
Copperas Cove High School - Carlin Grammer
Crossroads High School - Pat Crawley

If you had a graduate from CCHS class at 2025 here is a link to the photograph!

CCHS Graduation 5-23-25 Covephotos

https://www.kens5.com/article/news/local/denton-county/where-is-juno-denton-teacher-says-pet-sitter-he-found-on-popular-app-lost-his-dog/287-55639b47-6888-4210-b274-5485476651c0?tag1=kensshare&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0QxIGamY9axInu8GJKy-XorqYYBUbcWUdOiISWAHVAFfcFIV8WqP3Wp08_aem_uDmGDTIKSMefPG-a9MHAjA

Where is Juno? This Denton teacher says a pet sitter he found on a popular app lost his beloved dog Devin Garza is desperate to find his five-year-old Rottweiler mix.

Good afternoon,

Farmers has deployed the MCC and established a relief site in Temple, TX in response to the severe weather that moved through the area on Wednesday. The relief site will open later today from 1 PM – 6 PM, and daily operation hours starting Saturday from 8 AM – 6 PM.
The site will also be staffed with adjusters and will double as an Auto Drive-In location to assist our customers with auto claims beginning Saturday 5/25. As a reminder, please do not send auto customers to the Drive-In location without a prescheduled appointment!

MCC Location:
Temple Walmart Supercenter **Opening Friday 5/25 @ 1 PM
6801 W Adams Ave
Temple, TX 76502
Daily Hours: 8 AM – 6 PM

The National Weather Service confirmed it was an EF-2 tornado that moved through Belton County Wednesday evening. Officials estimated about 500 homes had some type of damage, the majority with minor damage; however, around 100 had more serious or structural damage. About 30 injuries have been reported and thankfully no fatalities. A Disaster Declaration was issued on May 22, which allows the city to access additional resources from the State. Bell County residents impacted by the storm are encouraged to report damage to the Texas Division of Emergency Management here. The city of Temple is issuing regular service and facility updates that can be viewed here under News Releases.