Congratulations to CHS's 2019 SkillsUSA North Carolina State Leadership and Skills Conference attendees! Not only did CHS SkillsUSA attendees exhibit impressive leadership skills, all CHS SkillsUSA attendees epitomized Care, Honor and Support throughout this event.
These students placed in the following categories:
Adobe Video Design
2nd Place - Collin Hughes
3rd Place - Nathan Hoovey
Adobe Visual Design
1st Place - Landon Rosanbalm
3rd Place - Eva Beckman
Advertising Design
5th Place - Madeline Ramsden
Digital Cinema
3rd Place - Joshua Pongsitiphon and Leon Wambugu
Extemporaneous Poster
1st Place - Hikhrihay Htee
2nd Place - Israel Medrano
Poster
1st Place - Jennifer Wah
3rd Place - Saige Elms
T-Shirt Design
3rd Place - Juni Anderson
4th Place - Juan Ramirez
5th Place - Ruby Handa
Technical Drafting
5th Place - Gabriel Hart
Student Government Election forms are due by the end of TODAY! If you want to have more of a voice in your school, this is a great opportunity. If you still want to run, forms will be located at the SGA Bulletin Board.
The ASVAB will be given at East Chapel Hill High on April 24 at 9am in the Media Center. Register by April 19 to take the test http://bit.ly/2V9OymY.
Are you the best of the best? Elevate your school spirit and athleticism by participating in cheerleading. There will be an interest meeting on April 17th in room D121 during lunch. If you have any questions please see Coach Baker or Coach Brooks in the CIC for more information. Feel free to email Coach Baker at abaker@chccs.k12.nc.us.
The Durham Tech rep will be on campus Wednesday. Email Ms. Coley (lcoley@chccs.k12.nc.us) if you would like an appointment.
Are you interested in running for Student Government for next year? Check out the SGA board in the commons for more details, important dates, and forms to run in the election. Contact Mr Severance or Ojas if you have any questions.
The Smart Lunch subjects today are CTE/World Language/Arts/Healthful Living
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