Verse of the Week
Regarding life together and getting along with each other, you don't need me to tell you what to do. You're God-taught in these matters. Just love one another! You're already good at it; your friends all over the province of Macedonia are the evidence. Keep it up; get better and better at it. 1 Thessalonians 4:9-10 The Message
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Communtiy Service & College Acceptances
College Acceptance: It is the time of year when seniors are starting to hear from various colleges that they have been accepted. To see where students have been accepted, click here: http://www.cchs.us/Guidance/college_acceptances.htm If you have received a letter of acceptance, and your name is not here, bring a copy of the letter to Mrs. Peabody.
Community Service: Don't forget to turn in your community service hours. Students that worked in Judgement House get full "CCHS hours" for any hours worked (even if it exceeds 10). Click below for Community Service form.
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Book Sale
CCHS and Calvary Baptist Church are having a book sale on Sunday, November 16 in the Gym from 9 am - 12 noon. There are lots of books due to the consolidation of the church and school libraries. Hardbacks $2.00 paperbacks $1.00
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School Calendar
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Home Run!
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Thursday evening, parents, staff, and students convened at the Harborview Center to "Celebrate a Christian Education;" particularly, a Christian education at Calvary Christian High School. What a blessing to hear the hearts of teachers, Lisa Lizano, Jon Seals, Greg Thiel, and Angie Ewbank as they talked about Christian education in relation to Academics, Arts, Athletics, and Spiritual Development, respectively. Not only did we hear from faculty, but also a student represented each topic. Joe Spoerl shared about Academics, Adrienne Kidwell told about her experience and spiritual growth through Art, Thomas Hooten shared poignantly about his experiences with Athletics, and Tavya Benjamin spoke eloquently about her spiritual development through Christian education.
ACSI Regional Director, and CCHS parent, David Ray, told about the opportunities he has to share with others around the country about Calvary Christian High School. The CCHS Choral Ensemble sang, and even led a robust "Take Me Out to the Ball Game." The evening concluded with an entertaining, yet "home run" speech by John Zeller, Exec. VP of Score International, reminding us of the main thing...knowing Jesus Christ as our personal savior. Pastor Willy Rice concluded the evening, telling us of his personal commitment to Christian education, and encouraging us to be committed as well...."everybody can do something."
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CCHS and CBC DRIVE HS Youth Event
Come and hang out at the Compass in Safety Harbor (401 Second Street) Sunday night 6:00 - 7:30. This event doesn't really have a name (right now it is called "High School Youth Event"), but it does have a purpose...a place for high school kids to hang out, talk to people, eat (of course!), and share. We think you will like the coffee house atmosphere. So bring a friend (high school only), and check it out. The High School Youth Event is sponsored by Calvary Baptist Church Youth Ministry in partnership with CCHS. For more information
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Lindsay Rapp - Featured Artist
Lindsay Rapp ('09) is the featured artist at the Taste Cafe in Safety Harbor. Her work will be on display now through December 20 at the Cafe (500 Main Street, Safety Harbor). Lindsay is also participating in Safety Harbor's "Art n' Sole" event featuring local artists. This event is Saturday, November 15, 10 am - 4 pm. The tour begins at the Community Center, 650 9th Ave S. You will meet local artists (including Lindsay), see area homes, and visit art studios in the area. Tickets are $5 with proceeds going to the Safety Harbor Library and Museum. Pictured here: DC Skaters - Oil on Linen.
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Open House
Prospective families are invited to Calvary Christian High School's Open House on Thursday, November 13 at 7 pm. Students and parents are welcome. If you are unable to attend this Open House, please contact Mr. Walp, Assistant Administrator, and he will arrange a tour at your convenience.
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Guidance - Report Card Update & More
Report cards for Quarter 1 can be viewed through RenWeb. If you need assistance logging on to your account, you may contact Mrs. Peabody in the school office.
Remember to check the Guidance Page for updates on Awards and Scholarship opportunities. http://www.cchs.us/Guidance/Scholarship%20&%20Awards.htm
This is the time of year when seniors are applying to college. If you need a transcript sent to the school to which you are applying, please print a transcript request, complete it entirely, and give it to Mrs. Peabody. CCHS prepares up to six transcripts with no charge. Subsequent transcripts are $2 each.
http://www.cchs.us/Resources/Forms/transcript_release_authorization.pdf
It would be good for all students to start their Brag Sheet. This will help underclassmen when it comes time to start the college application process to be able to remember what they did in the early high school years. Upperclassmen will need this information when applying for scholarships, writing your admission essays, and applying for various awards. http://www.cchs.us/Resources/Forms/brag_sheet.pdf
All of this information can be accessed through our main Guidance page on the website.
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