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.
Attention Jaguars! The Media Center will be closed again for a half day tomorrow due to Benchmark testing! It is scheduled to re-open after lunch. Please plan accordingly.
Are you the best of the best? Elevate your school spirit and athleticism by participating in cheerleading. There will be an interest meeting today 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.
Do you like Poetry? Do you have empty pants pockets? Then join us in celebrating National Poem in Your Pocket Day this Thursday, April 18th! Bring a copy of your favorite poem to school and carry it around in your pocket. Take time on Thursday to share your poem with friends and even trade poems with others! Need poem ideas? Stop by the Media Center for inspiration!
As AP exams and end of year testing starts to approach it is time for us to take a day to relax and have fun. Friday May 3 will be our annual Boro Blowout day. You can look at the sessions being offered on the bulletin board in the commons. Then follow the QR code on the board, follow the link in the announcement email, or find an SGA member at lunch to sign up for the 3 sessions you would like to attend.. http://tinyurl.com/BorroBlowout19
In preparation for Boro Blowout SGA is doing a t-shirt blow out sale, find a representative at lunch to buy one of our C-town shirts for only $5. Once the last shirt is gone the sale is over so get one fast!
One Ticket=Four Games...purchase a ticket and see 4 games today...Home Baseball & Softball vs DSA at 5pm; Women's Soccer vs Reidsville at 5pm and Men's Lacrosse vs Chapel Hill at 7pm, Go Jags!
Congrats to Emily Collier who hit a grand slam at yesterday's softball game against Graham!
The Smart Lunch subject today is Math
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