Student Announcements: April 10, 2019

Application for the National Honor Society is now open to all eligible students. You must be a current or rising Junior with a weighted GPA of 3.8 and have 60 Service Learning hours. Please note that having those two requirements does not guarantee admission. Download an application here and submit to Ms. Barkdolloni in TLC1 before 4 pm on April 12.

Lost & Found is set up in the Commons.  Claim it if it's yours! Remaining items will be donated this afternoon.

Looking for a class to add to your course registration?  Take a Theatre, Technical Theatre course, or Honors Global Cinema and Filmmaking.  Sign up for a course when you register, and speak with Ms. Stegall in C114 if you have questions.  There's a place for everyone!

Remember to bring any books you'd like to donate to your English classroom (or respective box in the library for staff and those who do not have an English class) to support Books on Break! The class with the most books donated will win RISE donuts! If there are any questions click HERE for the directions or email us at readchs@gmail.com. The final day to bring books is Friday!

NATIONAL SCHOOL LIBRARY WEEK IS HERE! Appreciate and celebrate the resources, research expertise, and the promotion of literacy in your school library. Make sure to thank your Librarian and our dynamic Library Assistant all week long! Stop by the Media Center to participate in contests and claim prizes!  Join us today at lunch for Window Painting and our Resource Rodeo. Pick up swag from library vendors and find out what resources you can utilize in your CHS Media Center!

Join us tomorrow in the Media Center for our Big Book Giveaway and Library Trivia!

Friday, we will wrap up our celebration with Fine Free Friday and our annual Edible Books Competition! Turn in any overdue books and get your fines waived! Bring in your best food creations to represent your favorite book. Voting will take place at lunch for the best creations and top prizes will be awarded!

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 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 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 subject today is Math

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Student Announcements: April 9, 2019

Congratulations to the CHS Quizbowl team for finishing 2nd at the UNC Tarheel Cup this past weekend!

Looking for a class to add to your course registration?  Take a Theatre, Technical Theatre course, or Honors Global Cinema and Filmmaking.  Sign up for a course when you register, and speak with Ms. Stegall in C114 if you have questions.  There's a place for everyone!

Lost & Found is set up in the Commons.  Claim it if it's yours! Remaining items will be donated on Wednesday afternoon.

Remember to bring any books you'd like to donate to your English classroom (or respective box in the library for staff and those who do not have an English class) to support Books on Break! The class with the most books donated will win RISE donuts! If there are any questions click HERE for the directions or email us at readchs@gmail.com. The final day to bring books is Friday!

The following students won a prize from yesterday's Mental Health Awareness Fair raffle: Patrick Moore, Olivia Hall, Thomas Norman and Ella Terry. Please stop by the CIC to pick up your prize.

NATIONAL SCHOOL LIBRARY WEEK IS HERE! Appreciate and celebrate the resources, research expertise, and the promotion of literacy in your school library. Make sure to thank your Librarian and our dynamic Library Assistant all week long! Expect contests and prizes all week long! Congratulations to Christian Espinoza and Delaney Pierce for being the winners of Monday's National Library Week contest!! Please stop by the Media Center to claim your prizes!  Today kicks off our Selfie with Your Library Staff Twitter contest. Snap a selfie and tweet your picture @CarrboroHSL with the #NationalLibraryWeek.

On Wednesday, the Media Center will continues its celebration of National Library Week with Window Paint and a Resource Rodeo.  Thursday - join us in the Media Center for our Big Book Giveaway and Library Trivia! Friday, we will wrap up our celebration with Fine Free Friday and our annual Edible Books Competition! Turn in any overdue books and get your fines waived! Bring in your best food creations to represent your favorite book. Vote for the best creations and top prizes will be awarded!

The Smart Lunch subject today is Science

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Student Announcements: April 8, 2019

Application for the National Honor Society is now open to all eligible students. You must be a current or rising Junior with a weighted GPA of 3.8 and have 60 Service Learning hours. Please note that having those two requirements does not guarantee admission. Download an application here and submit to Ms. Barkdolloni in TLC1 before 4 pm on April 12.

Peer Buddies / Special Olympics Club Members: our Field Day is this Friday, April 12.  TODAY is the last day to RSVP & submit your food order.

Lost & Found is set up in the Commons.  Claim it if it's yours!

Have old books you'd like to donate? To win RISE donuts for your English class, bring those books and deposit them into the box in your English teacher's room starting Monday, April 8th for one week only. The class with the most books donated by Friday will win donuts! Representative, non-English, or nonfiction books for grades K-5 are preferred but absolutely any book in decent condition, whatever genre or age group, will be accepted and used to benefit Books on Break. Make sure to record your contribution on the sheet by the box for a chance to win!

Looking for a class to add to your course registration?  Take a Theatre, Technical Theatre course, or Honors Global Cinema and Filmmaking.  Sign up for a course when you register, and speak with Ms. Stegall in C114 if you have questions.  There's a place for everyone!

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.

The Smart Lunch subjects today are CTE/World Language/Arts/Healthful Living

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Student Announcements: April 5, 2019

Today is the last day to purchase prom tickets. Tickets are $50 per person. You can purchase tickets online OR in person during lunch. If the cost of a ticket would prevent you from attending prom, see April Crider in the CIC for information about reduced ticket prices.

Peer Buddies / Special Olympics Club Members: our Field Day will be NEXT Friday, April 12.

Lost & Found is set up in the Commons.  Claim it if it's yours!

Have old books you'd like to donate? To win RISE donuts for your English class, bring those books and deposit them into the box in your English teacher's room starting Monday, April 8th for that week only. The class with the most books donated by Friday will win donuts! Representative, non-English, or nonfiction books for grades K-5 are preferred but absolutely any book in decent condition, whatever genre or age group, will be accepted and used to benefit Books on Break. Make sure to record your contribution on the sheet by the box for a chance to win.

Our Book Madness competition has ended in the Media Center and the winner is The Hate U Give! This book beat out 32 other books as our most popular book for the 2018-2019 school year.  Our bracket winners include our 1st place winner, Yvette Berner, with tied second place winners, Matteo Salinas and Ana Garcia, and finally our 3rd place bracket winner was TeAnnah Riggsbee.  Please stop by the Media Center to claim your prizes if you haven't already done so.

Get ready Jaguar nation! Next week is NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK! Beginning on Monday, the Media Center will begin hosting an action pack week full of fun and prizes to celebrate the value of our school media center.  Monday kicks off National Library Week with a Library Walk! Give your input and tell us what will make our library even better! Tuesday is Selfie with your Library Staff! There will be a social media contest on Twitter to post and tag our CHS Media Center.  Listen up all week long to hear about all the great events happening next week and don't forget to stop by the Media Center to thank our library staff for the hard work they do serving you!

Application for the National Honor Society is now open to all eligible students. You must be a current or rising Junior with a weighted GPA of 3.8 and have 60 Service Learning hours. Please note that having those two requirements does not guarantee admission. Download an application here and submit to Ms. Barkdolloni in TLC1 before 4 pm on April 12.

Looking for a class to add to your course registration?  Take a Theatre, Technical Theatre course, or Honors Global Cinema and Filmmaking.  Sign up for a course when you register, and speak with Ms. Stegall in C114 if you have questions.  There's a place for everyone!

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.

The Smart Lunch subject today is English

All mail correspondence to and from the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools is subject to the North Carolina Public Records Law, which may result in monitoring and disclosure to third parties, including law enforcement.