Verse of the Week
Humble yourselves, therefore, under God's mighty hand, that he may lift you up in due time. Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you. Peter 5:6-7 NIV
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Spirit Week Activities
We will be on Chapel Schedule Monday - Friday with last period being reserved for our activity.
Monday - Pajama Day/Volleyball
Tuesday - Wacky/Tacky Day/Land Mine Competition
Wednesday - Dress Down Day/Powder Puff Football (Special Schedule - see below)
Thursday - Theme Day (dress like your grade-level Country)/Relay Races
Friday - School Spirit Day/Pep Rally
Wednesday Freshmen will take Career Direct Assessment and Sophomores and Juniors will take PSAT in the morning. After testing, students will all eat together for a relaxed, extended lunch (11:08-12:07) and then the Powder Puff games will begin. Seniors will be off-campus for an activity and return for the Powder Puff games.
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Kudos
If you would like your student to be recognized in the Warrior Weekly for an accomplishment, please contact Mrs. Peabody.
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School Calendar
Please note: There has been a calendar change in October. October 24 is a half day of school (dismissing at 11:18 am after 4th period) and October 27 will be a regular school day (previously it was listed as a professional day).
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Homecoming
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Congratulations Homecoming Court
9th Grade: Daniel Paquin and Lauryn Yost; 10th Grade: Matthew Sandbergen and Symone Shinton; 11th Grade: Ryan Peters and Tavya Benjamin; 12th Grade: Amanda Allen, Faith Bernard, Zania Richardson, Seth Cole, Marcos Quinones, and Zach Spoerl. The King and Queen will be voted on next week, and announced at halftime at the Homecoming game next Friday night October 17 at 7:30 pm at our home field, the Countryside Sports Complex 3630 N. McMullen Booth Road.
Alumni
Bring your CCHS keychain medallion and get free admission! Stop by the Alumni tent for free food!
Homecoming Tickets Available
Student Government Officers will be selling banquet tickets starting Tuesday, October 7 at lunch. Tickets are $30 per person. Each student will need to fill out a Banquet Participation Information form prior to being issued a ticket. Students bringing a guest that does not attend CCHS need to bring a completed Special Event Guest Registration form to a school administrator prior to a ticket being issued. This year's banquet is at Countryside Country Club on Saturday, October 18.
Banquet Participation Form: http://www.cchs.us/Resources/Forms/Banquet%20Participation%20Form%20_2_.pdf
Guest Form: http://www.cchs.us/Resources/Forms/Special%20Events%20Guest%20Form%20_3_.pdf
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CCHS Annual Banquet - Save the Date!
Every year the CCHS family and interested partners come together to focus on the vision of Calvary Christian High School. This year’s banquet is Thursday, November 6 at the Harborview Center. Please mark your calendar and save the date!
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College Opportunites and More Scholarships
University of Virginia Evening Program - Students interested in learning more about the University of Virginia are invited to join Stephanie Coberly, Admission Counselor, and recent UV graduates to learn about the University and the admission process Monday, October 27 at 7 pm. This meeting will be at Tampa Preparatory School Room 2015, 727 West Cass Street, Tampa. http://virginia.edu/undergradadmission/
Palm Beach Atlantic is sponsoring a "Leadership Rocks" one-day leadership conference on October 24. Information is available at this website:
http://leadershiprocks.com/
In addition, PBA is also holding four overnight Open Houses (October 16-17; November 10-11; February 15-16; and March 26-27) where students can stay in a Residence Hall, visit with professors, and learn about their Christian Distinctive. More Open House information is available at the PBA website: http://www.pba.edu/
New Scholarships this week:
McKelvey Foundation $40,000 scholarship deadline 1/25/09 http://www.mckelveyfoundation.org/entrepreneurial/
MetroPCS $1,000 deadline 12/15/08 http://www.metropcs.com/scholarship/ Paper application in Mrs. Peabody's Office.
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Target
We recently had a couple of inquiries about the Target Stores “Take Charge of Education” program. This is a reminder that individual accounts are not credited from the program; all amounts go to benefit the school’s overall purposes.
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Guidance
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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