February is CTE Month and to express the importance of our CTE programs here at CHS the CTE department has joined forces to celebrate the value of CTE and the achievements and accomplishments of our CTE programs and students. Each week in the month of February the CTE department will showcase one of its four program areas. Be sure to engage and support our CTE Month celebrations!
Need service hours? Come to the Theater after school this week or next to help work on our spring musical, Into the Woods. Check JagTheatre's schedule for ways that you can get involved. No experience needed, just a willingness to work and learn new things.
Come out Wednesday evening to learn about all that Durham Technical Community College has to offer. There will be a lot of information about earning college credit while in high school. 6 pm in the media center.
Winter Sports Awards will be held on Monday Feb. 25 at 7pm in the auditorium. Please dress appropriately.
The Student Choice Program is here! Students will be encouraged to 'voice their choice' by tasting new recipes and voting on favorite foods to eat in the cafeteria Click here for more information or contact Liz Cartano.
The Media Center is closed today through Friday, February 22nd due to ACT and ACCESS testing. Please plan accordingly.
The following colleges will have representatives present on Thursday, February 28th to meet with students during lunch from 12:30 to 1:10 in the CHS commons. This is a great opportunity for CHS juniors to meet with representatives as they narrow their college search.
UNC Charlotte
UNC Greensboro
Appalachian State University
East Carolina University
South Carolina University
Saint Andrews College
Johnson and Wales
In need of a part-time job? University Place Chick-Fil-A will be interviewing at CHS on Wednesday, Feb 27. You must use your school email to sign up http://bit.ly/2GSEfPH. There are only 16 slots available. Email your CDC Ms. Coley (Lcoley@chccs.k12.nc.us) if you have questions.
The Smart Lunch subject today is Social Studies
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