Good morning!
Valentine’s day is right around the corner. Do something special for someone you care about and send them a rose. From Monday, February 8th - 12th order a rose in the commons at lunch. It is only $2 and will be delivered on the 13th. Help the Sophomore Class Council raise money and do something special for your friend!
The Latin Club will be selling Cupid Grams all week at lunch in the commons. For 25 cents, a Cupid will deliver a Latin saying of your choosing and a chocolate heart to your special someone during class.
Treat your valentine
with a song! Unnecessary Measures will be selling singing grams this week at
lunch, and delivering them this Friday. Songs are $5, and $2 for every
additional.
Announcing Carrboro
High's 2016 Spring Musical: CHICAGO:
Actors, Singers,
Dancers, etc.
Open
auditions for Carrboro High School's spring musical, CHICAGO, will
be Monday, February 15 and Wednesday, February 17, with callbacks
on Friday, February 19, all times from 4:00 - 7:00 in the
Theater. Please decide if you would like to attend on Monday orWednesday,
and complete this audition form.
All students are invited to participate. No experience
required! All students welcome! Casting will be gender and
color-blind.
Technicians
There will be a
meeting for all students interested in tech for the spring musical, CHICAGO,
on Monday, February 8 at lunch in the Blackbox (C114). No
experience required! There's a place for everyone! Please complete this form if
interested.
Musicians
There will be a
meeting for all students interested in pit orchestra for the spring
musical, CHICAGO, on Monday, February 15 at lunch in the
Chorus room (C111). Please complete this form if
interested in pit.
Carrboro High School
Theatre Department will host our annual Shakespeare Competition Wednesday,
February 10th, during lunch in the Black Box (C-114.) Contestants should
memorize and perform a Shakespearean monologue no longer that twenty (20) lines
(verse or prose) according to the Folger Shakespeare Library editions of the
plays. All CHS students are encouraged to participate, and we ask that
those interested sign up on the call board outside C-114 by Tuesday, February
9th.
Prizes
1st Place: $25 and
advancement to Branch Competition
2nd Place: $15 and is
an alternate for Branch Competition
3rd Place: $10 and
certificate
All participants will
receive a certificate.
CHS Theatre will offer
a FREE choreography workshop this Saturday, February
13th, from 1:00 - 4:00 PM in the Blackbox (C-114) for all
students interested in auditioning for Chicago. If
interested, please sign up on the callboard outside of the Blackbox by
Thursday, February 11th
UNC Health Care is
offering free sports physicals Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2016 for all Carrboro
High School students. For more information go to CHS Website - Athletics.
Spring Sports
begin Feb. 15, if you plan to tryout, you must be eligible by NCHSAA
rules, register online and submit a current physical.
Jags! Remember to
purchase your Snowball tickets at lunch through February 12! Tickets are 1
for $15 and 2 for $20! Come out on Valentine's day for a night of fun!
There will be a
documentary screening on Feb 18th at Carrboro HS in celebration of Black
History Month. "PRINCE AMONG SLAVES"
Prince Among Slaves is
a documentary film about an African prince enslaved in America, whose
remarkable story of hope during America’s early years presents lessons for
today.
Good morning Carrboro
High School, my name is Gabby Adams. February is Black History Month.
Throughout this month, we will honor a new generation of black leaders and
black poets on the announcements. Each day, we will celebrate the legacy of
black Americans through either the reading of a poem or of a brief bio of an
inspirational black figure.
Henry Louis Gates Jr.-
Boasting a 50 year
career in journalism, Henry Louis Gates Jr. has spent his life documenting the
African American experience. He is an Emmy-winning filmmaker, a cultural
critic, and a literary scholar. He has worked to produce documentaries, essays,
and series for PBS, the New Yorker, Time, and the New York Times. As a scholar,
he has been groundbreaking- he was a member of the first class of Genius Grant
recipients and the first African American to win a National Humanities Medal.
