Good morning!
Come to the
Cabaret! Original CHS student music and poetry. Thursday, March 3,
CHS Theater stage, 7 pm - Free Admission.
Band Drive 2016 is
underway. Band is open to all students. No experience
necessary. See your counselor or any band student to sign up. Make
a difference. Join the band!
The softball program
really needs more players to have a team this year. If you are
interested, contact Coach Faircloth.
Course Registration
Information Session Correction!! You must be passing at least 5 classes
in the previous semester as part of the requirements to be eligible for
athletics at CHS. See Coach Ross with any questions about athletic
eligibility!!
Online Registration
for Spring Sports will closed on Monday Feb. 29. Some sports
rosters have been finalized.
Do you walk or bike to
school? Are you interested in local government? The Town of
Carrboro needs a high school student for its Safe Route to Schools
Committee. The committee’s goal is to increase the safety and convenience
of walking or biking to school. The committee will meet four times per
year, with the first meeting coming up in March. Visit the Town of
Carrboro website or contact Mr Cottrell for more info
**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.
Good morning Carrboro
High School, my name is Trenton Davis. February is Black History Month. Throughout
this month, we honored a new generation of black leaders and black poets on the
announcements. Each day, we celebrated the legacy of black Americans through
either the reading of a poem or of a brief bio of an inspirational black
figure.
For our last day of
celebrating Black History month, we would like to remind our students to think
critically about the systems in place around them. Our final quote comes to us
from influential African-American writer and thinker, James Baldwin.
“I love America
more than any other country in this world, and, exactly for this reason, I
insist on the right to criticize her perpetually.”
Thank you for helping
us to honor some of the poetry, literature, and lives of black Americans
throughout this month.
