Caddo Mills High School

To bring their literary worlds to life, students in Mrs. Hall's class researched and prepared authentic snacks that mirrored the specific time periods and cultural settings of their book club novels. This hands-on culinary project allowed the class to "taste" the setting, deepening their understanding of historical context and sensory imagery through a unique connection to the text.

📣 SHOUTING FROM THE ROOFTOPS We are SO proud of Kinzli George 🎾 and Ava Key ⛳ These athletes competed at State level in Tennis and Golf this week. What an accomplishment! Years of hard work, grit, and determination poured into this moment. And a big shoutout to Coach Johnson and Coach Tharp for leading and pouring into these athletes every step of the way 👏 Way to compete, ladies! You make Fox Nation proud!! 💚🖤

Some people make a school run smoother simply by being in it, and that’s exactly who Shannon Milton is for CMHS. 💚 No matter how busy the day gets, she handles everything with grace, patience, and a smile. From helping students feel safe and cared for to supporting staff through the hard days, Mrs. Milton is someone we can always count on. Her impact goes far beyond the nurse’s office, and we are incredibly thankful for the way she serves our campus and community every single day. Happy Nurse Appreciation Day, Shannon — we are lucky to have you!

A huge thank you to our amazing Grub Club for treating our staff to delicious cookies and tea from Tiffany’s Bakery today! Your thoughtfulness and generosity never go unnoticed, and you always know how to make our day a little sweeter. We appreciate all you do to support and encourage our staff! 🍪🫖💚

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🎓 Senior Spotlight 🎓
As graduation approaches, we’re celebrating the amazing seniors who have made a lasting impact on our school! Join us in recognizing their achievements, hard work, and bright futures ahead. 🌟 #ClassOf2026 #SeniorSpotlight

Water boils at 212 degrees, not 211—and that extra degree is what creates real impact. On 212 Day, our students stepped up and showed what it looks like to serve with purpose.

Sports Medicine spent the day at the Rockwall Adoption Center, where they bathed and walked dogs, spent time playing with cats, reorganized the food pantry, and jumped in to help with dishes. From caring for animals to tackling behind-the-scenes work, they made a difference in every corner of the facility.

Our Fox Sports Medicine students had an incredible opportunity this past week, touring the University of Texas in Austin! They experienced some of the best athletic training facilities in the country and engaged in meaningful conversations with current athletic training students, as well as staff and faculty. It was an inspiring day filled with learning, exploration, and a glimpse into the future of sports medicine. We’re proud of these students as they continue to grow and pursue their passions!

Water boils at 212 degrees, not 211—and that extra degree is what makes the difference. On 212 Day, our students stepped out into the community to be that difference in action.

Caddo Mills HOSA spent the day serving at Lake Area Shared Ministries, where they helped run a drive-thru food pantry and supported Hunt County Kids by preparing for their upcoming back-to-school fair. Their willingness to jump in and serve wherever needed made a real impact on families across our community.

As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change… and Friday, our students showed exactly what that looks like. The Caddo Mills Mighty Fox Band took that extra step by sharing their talents with residents at Gracious Community Nursing Home in Greenville. Their music brought smiles, joy, and connection to our community—proving that even the smallest effort can make a big impact. Proud of our students for being the difference. 💚

As the year winds down, the Speech & Debate team competed at the UIL Regional Competition. Sydney Taylor earned the spot as the 2nd alternate to State, placing 5th in LD debate and was the 2nd top speaker overall. Kamdyn Mathews qualified for the State tournament, finishing as the Regional Champion in Persuasive speaking. Congratulations and good luck at State!

As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change… and today, our students showed exactly what that looks like. The Sly Fox Theatre kids had the honor of reading storybooks to all of the CMISD Elementary campuses. It was a fun day of learning, sharing and "acting it all out." It was a great day to be a Sly Fox!

As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change… and today, our students showed exactly what that looks like. They rolled up their sleeves and got to work. The Ag barn was swept and cleaned. Concrete was scrubbed spotless after being power washed. The concession stand got a deep clean. The fridge was cleaned out, and new shelves were put together. It wasn’t glamorous work—but it mattered. That extra degree of effort is what makes a difference in our school and our community. And today, our students brought it. 💪

As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change… and today, our students showed exactly what that looks like. They rolled up their sleeves and got to work. The Ag barn was swept and cleaned. Concrete was scrubbed spotless after being power washed. The concession stand got a deep clean. The fridge was cleaned out, and new shelves were put together. It wasn’t glamorous work—but it mattered. That extra degree of effort is what makes a difference in our school and our community. And today, our students brought it. 💪

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As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change, and our students continue to be that difference in our school and community.

Across campus, students stepped up in a big way. Various classes took on projects to help improve and take pride in our school, cleaning and organizing the halls and library. It was a great day of service and ownership, and a strong example of what it looks like to leave a place better than you found it.

As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change, and our students continue to be that difference in our school and community.

The Student Council had the honor of serving at One College, where they organized and alphabetized the library and helped pack bags for upcoming events. It was a great opportunity to give back to a local organization that supports our students so well.

As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change, and our students continue to be that difference in our school and community.

Our National Honor Society had the opportunity to serve at the Fish-Hunt County Food Bank, where students packed food bags for families in need. Through their efforts, they helped provide food for 1,000 people across our community and surrounding areas.

We’re proud of the way our students stepped up and served. Way to make an impact!

Our UIL participants and coaches went on their reward trip to Grandscape in The Colony Wednesday and had an absolute blast! We grabbed coffee at Liberation Coffee Co., then took on a 60-minute escape room challenge at The Escape Game with 7 different groups of students and coaches. After that, we enjoyed some well-earned pizza and burgers! As you can see, it was a great time all around! Shoutout to these amazing students for their hard work and dedication—it truly paid off. Congratulations, you earned it!