Good morning!
Congratulation to
Lucia Romano for winning this weeks drawing of Jaguire Justice! Please see Ms.
Deeds for you prize.
1) Carrboro
Women's Basketball Team will travel to Croatan on Tuesday Feb. 23 for
the 1st Round of the State Playoffs, Good Luck Jags!
2) Online Registration
for Spring Sports will closed on Monday Feb. 29. Some sports
rosters have been finalized.
Looking for a way to
make a difference, share your ideas? Apply online to our school newspaper
staff, the JagWire by March 11th. Currently accepting applications for the
2016-2017 staff. Spots are limited for next year, so visit tinyurl.com/jagwirechs soon for
the online application. Questions? gmarlowe@chccs.k12.nc.us
**Reminder that
Service Learning hours is a requirement for graduation. See what opportunities
there are, check your hours and so on at: https://sites.google.com/a/chccs.k12.nc.us/chapel-hill-carrboro-city-schools/academics/service-learning
Attention Juniors and
Seniors! Cinderella’s Closet of the Triangle provides formal wear to high
school girls who could not otherwise attend their prom. If this is you
please see Ms. Crider for an application and get ready to pick out the perfect
dress, shoes and jewelry! Deadline for applications is March 7th.
Interested in going to
the Dominican Republic after school is out in June? There will be a great
cultural exchange and you will have a chance to connect with the community that
CHS fundraised last year for the Water Project and the province where the
Muralist are from.
For any questions,
please contact Mr. Hite jhite@chccs.k12.nc.us
Felicia Brewer
Opportunity Scholarship. Applications are due Feb.28! See CHS
website for application.
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.
Stokely Carmichael
Born on June 29, 1941,
Stokely Carmichael was a civil rights activist. He was a member and on the
chairman on the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee working with Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr. Later on in his life he left SNCC to become the prime
minister of the militant Black Panther Party.
