Verse of the Week
For from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be the glory forever! Amen. Romans 11:36
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Cold Weather Sale - SWEATSHIRTS!
The Athletic Department is selling the sweatshirts in stock for $20. See Coach Thiel or Coach Trouville if you need a sweatshirt. Only CCHS shirts and outerwear (sweatshirts and jackets) are permitted during the school day.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Upcoming: January 25, 6 pm - Group Link - If you attend Calvary Baptist and need to find a Life Group, Group Link will help you connect. It's a great time to join a Life Group. Starting February 1, Pastor Rice will begin a seven week series entitled "The Bottom Line - It's More Than Money," and all adult Life Groups will do companion Bible studies.
>Calvary Baptist Church |
School Calendar
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January Events!
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January is a busy month at CCHS! Get your calendar and add the following events!
1. Martin Luther King Day Monday, January 19 - No School for Students / Office Closed. Because of the office being closed on Monday, SCRIP orders may be turned in on Tuesday, January 20. SCRIP order form http://cchs.us/Resources/Forms/SCRIPOrderForm.pdf
2. Presidential Inauguration - CCHS students will join other students throughout the United States and watch the historic inauguration of President-elect Obama in their classes on Tuesday.
3. Open House for Prospective Families - Thursday, January 22, 6:30 pm in Cafeteria B - Families attending will receive a certificate for a registration fee discount and admission to the CCHS Basketball game that night! Please inform family, friends and co-workers of this opportunity to register for the 2009-2010 school year.
4. Ask or Share - Tuesday, January 27, 8 am in Cafeteria B - Parents are invited to attend "Ask a Question or Share an Idea" with the CCHS Administrative Team. Please confirm your attendance by contacting Mrs. Peabody (peabody.cindy@cchs.us).
5. Guidance Night for 10th & 11th Graders with Mike Kennedy - Thursday, January 29, 7 pm Cafeteria B - Mr. Kennedy will share how to interpret the PSAT and PLAN tests. He will also discuss current trends in college enrollment.
6. Italian Dinner - The Italian Dinner is Monday, February 2, but now is the time to buy your tickets. Proceeds go to the Class of 2009. Click the following link for the Ticket Reservation Form: http://www.cchs.us/Resources/Forms/Italian%20Dinner%20Ticket%20Reservation.pdf
7. Re-Enrollment - The re-enrollment process is underway. Re-enrollment can be done on line through RenWeb. Simply log on to RenWeb, click the re-enrollment link, and follow the instructions. The $150 discounted fee is only in effect until February 6. Click here for RenWeb log-in: https://www.renweb.com/login.htm
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Everybody's Tabernacle Mission Group
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| Mr. Lipham and Benton Jones |
The group of students that signed up to work at Everybody's Tabernacle over Mini Mester in March wanted to get started working together early. After a few meetings, it was decided that they would go help serve dinner every other Wednesday starting in January. Last Wednesday was the first time. Each time, four to six students and sponsors will go and help serve dinner and assist however is needed. The first team consisted of Benton Jones, Jordan Sweetser, Duy Dao, Mr. Lipham, and Mrs. Peabody.
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Skycrest Christian School Open House
Skycrest Christian School (PK-8) is having open house on Monday, January 26. Interested parents are invited to drop by any time between 8:45 am and 5:30 pm. Come and experience Skycrest - "A Twenty-First Century School." 129 N Belcher Road, Clearwater.
>Skycrest Christian School |
Summer Washington Internship Experience
The Washington Internship Experience is for motivated students interested in having a hands-on, in-depth learning experience in Washington, DC. The primary component of this Advanced Workshops Seminar is a three to six week internship in Washington, DC. Internships may be in a Congressional office, a Gubernatorial State office, Executive Branch office, a political party organization, or public policy organization. This is not a CCHS-sponsored trip, but an opportunity for those interested in government issues. You may print the application from the website. There is a $300 non-refundable registration fee. The cost of the Internship is $3,750.
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Guidance - New Information Re FAFSA for Seniors
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SENIORS (Parents) now is the time to start filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Go to www.fafsa.ed.gov and follow instructions. You will need income tax returns and other documents outlined in the step-by-step instructions. Filling out the FAFSA is important. While you may or may not qualify for Federal Assistance, many colleges require the FAFSA to be completed before awarding grant funds.
REPORT CARDS: First semester report cards are posted.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Scholarships - http://www.cchs.us/Guidance/Scholarship%20&%20Awards.htm
COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES: Seniors, bring Mrs. Peabody a copy of your college acceptance letter, and we'll get you added to the website. http://www.cchs.us/Guidance/college_acceptances.htm
TRANSCRIPTS: If you need a transcript sent, fill out the request form, and turn it in to Mrs. Peabody. They are $2 each after the first six. http://www.cchs.us/Resources/Forms/transcript_release_authorization.pdf
BRAG SHEET: All students should be keeping a brag sheet. This is one of the most helpful tools when you start your college application process, and for teachers/administrators as they write letters of recommendation for you. Download it today and get it started! http://www.cchs.us/Resources/Forms/brag_sheet.pdf
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