Courage: Take the first step in faith. You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Announcements:
A reminder toSeniors: the Scholarship Committee applications are due at the end of this month. Don’t wait until the last minute to send yours in! The application is available through the Guidance website.
Energy Tip of the Day: Keep light bulbs clean. Dust can cut light output by as much as 25%.
The cafeteria will be closed today during E block for the National Latin Exam.
Anyone interested in signing up for boys tennis should see Nick D’Aquila or Chris Smith in the LIBRARY during X-block. Helping Hands will meet today during x block in room 103.
Any Model UN members interested in visiting Strong next week must see Ms. Falvey or Mrs. Selberg today.
Lights, camera, action! Breaking news! TV Club members will meet during X block on Monday. BE there!
There is a preseason golf meeting for anyone interested in playing on the golf team on Thursday, March 18th at 2:30 in the Café.
Attention all Ms. Wagemakers Semester 1 and Semester 2 Personal Finance Students: There is still room on the bus for the New York City field trip on April 27th. Please see Ms. Wagemaker this week if you would still like to go.
The Durham Fair Scholarship is now available in Guidance. Any senior from Durham or Middlefield who is attending an institution of higher learning in the fall is eligible.
The Exchange Club Scholarship is now available in Guidance. It is open to all high school seniors living in Durham or Middlefield who are continuing their education after high school. The deadline to apply is April 1st.
FREE DENTAL CARE: On March 12 and 13, there will be a FREE DENTAL CLINIC for everyone. For information about how you can have free fillings, cleanings, extractions, partial dentures, or root canals done, please see the nurse today. This 2 day clinic is available to everyone, no eligibility or income requirements required. So, if you need dental work, see the nurse for information ASAP.
Kindness: When you are kind to others, it not only changes you, it changes the world – Harold Kushner.
Announcements:
CAPT testing ends today! CRHS will return to its regular class schedule again Friday. Congratulations to all of he sophomores and junior re-testers on a job well done!
A reminder toSeniors: the Scholarship Committee applications are due at the end of this month. Don’t wait until the last minute to send yours in! The application is available through the Guidance website.
The cafeteria will be closed Friday, March 12 during E block for the National Latin Exam.
Any boys interested in playing tennis this spring should see the senior members of the team in the cafeteria during X-block on Friday to sign up. Helping Hands will meet on Friday, March 12th during x block in room 103.
Lights, camera, action! Breaking news! TV Club members will meet during X block on Monday. BE there!
Attention all Ms. Wagemakers Semester 1 and Semester 2 Personal Finance Students: There is still room on the bus for the New York City field trip on April 27th. Please see Ms. Wagemaker this week if you would still like to go.
The Durham Fair Scholarship is now available in Guidance. Any senior from Durham or Middlefield who is attending an institution of higher learning in the fall is eligible.
The Exchange Club Scholarship is now available in Guidance. It is open to all high school seniors living in Durham or Middlefield who are continuing their education after high school. The deadline to apply is April 1st.
Attention Sophomore and Junior Students interested in exploring options in science, technology, or engineering: Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) is sponsoring WPI Frontiers this summer. It is an on-campus, residential, research, and learning experience for students going into the junior or senior years. There are 10 possible academic programs and a communication workshop in Session I and Robotics in Session II. See the poster on the “Science Summer” bulletin board or check out the program at wpi.edu/+frontiers or see Mrs. Michael for more information.
Attention Freshmen: WPI Launch is a five-day program offering workshops in biology, chemistry/biochemistry, interactive media and game development, or robotics. The program is August 9-13. If you are interested check out the website: wpi.edu/+launch; or see Mrs. Michael for more information.
FREE DENTAL CARE: On March 12 and 13, there will be a FREE DENTAL CLINIC for everyone. For information about how you can have free fillings, cleanings, extractions, partial dentures, or root canals done, please see the nurse today. This 2 day clinic is available to everyone, no eligibility or income requirements required. So, if you need dental work, see the nurse for information ASAP.
Honesty: The most dangerous untruths are truths moderately distorted – Georg Christoph Lichtenberg.
Announcements:
CAPT testing continues this week! Thursday is the final testing day, and, all sophomores, as well as junior re-testers and AP US History students, are to report to school at the regular start time, and all other students will report on a two-hour delayed opening schedule. If you are taking the CAPT, please remember to get a good night’s sleep tonight and have a hearty breakfast in the morning – your brain needs rest and fuel to function at its best!
Attention students arriving during the delayed opening CAPT testing days! Although non-test-taking students do not need to be at school until 9:15 if they have alternative transportation, any students who arrive to school earlier than that are expected to remain at school once they arrive. Students do not have permission to come and go from the CRHS campus throughout the morning.
Art Club meets today after school today from 2:15-3:30!
ECO has an important meeting today after school at 2:30 in room 201! We have two huge events coming up to plan and organize.
All Scholarship Committeemembers who signed up to help prepare the silent auction items are to be at the Davenport’s house tonight at 7 PM. Also, students who are helping Gwen with pretzel dipping should go to her house Thursday at 7 PM.
A reminder toSeniors: the Scholarship Committee applications are due at the end of this month. Don’t wait until the last minute to send yours in! The application is available through the Guidance website. Helping Hands will meet on Friday, March 12th during x block in room 103.
Lights, camera, action! Breaking news! TV Club members will meet during X block on Monday instead of after school because Ms. Fox has a meeting after school today. X block Monday. BE there!
The Durham Fair Scholarship is now available in Guidance. Any senior from Durham or Middlefield who is attending an institution of higher learning in the fall is eligible.
The Exchange Club Scholarship is now available in Guidance. It is open to all high school seniors living in Durham or Middlefield who are continuing their education after high school. The deadline to apply is April 1st.
Attention Sophomore and Junior Students interested in exploring options in science, technology, or engineering: Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) is sponsoring WPI Frontiers this summer. It is an on-campus, residential, research, and learning experience for students going into the junior or senior years. There are 10 possible academic programs and a communication workshop in Session I and Robotics in Session II. See the poster on the “Science Summer” bulletin board or check out the program at wpi.edu/+frontiers or see Mrs. Michael for more information.
Attention Freshmen: WPI Launch is a five-day program offering workshops in biology, chemistry/biochemistry, interactive media and game development, or robotics. The program is August 9-13. If you are interested check out the website: wpi.edu/+launch; or see Mrs. Michael for more information.
FREE DENTAL CARE: On March 12 and 13, there will be a FREE DENTAL CLINIC for everyone. For information about how you can have free fillings, cleanings, extractions, partial dentures, or root canals done, please see the nurse today. This 2 day clinic is available to everyone, no eligibility or income requirements required. So, if you need dental work, see the nurse for information ASAP.
Responsibility: I believe you have a responsibility to comport yourself in a manner that gives an example to others. As a young man, I prayed for success. Now I pray just to be worthy of it – Brendan Fraser.
Announcements:
CAPT testing continues this week! On Wednesday, all sophomores, as well as junior re-testers and AP US History and Biology students, are to report to school at the regular start time, and all other students will report on a two-hour delayed opening schedule. If you are taking the CAPT, please remember to get a good night’s sleep tonight and have a hearty breakfast in the morning – your brain needs rest and fuel to function at its best!
Attention students arriving during the delayed opening CAPT testing days! Although non-test-taking students do not need to be at school until 9:15 if they have alternative transportation, any students who arrive to school earlier than that are expected to remain at school once they arrive. Students do not have permission to come and go from the CRHS campus throughout the morning.
FBLA will hold its monthly meeting after school today in room 125. All students attending the spring conference must attend.
MODEL UN – We’ll hold our regular meeting this evening at 6:00 for further work on Munchkin preparation.
ECO has an important meeting Thursday after school at 2:30 in room 201! We have two huge events coming up to plan and organize. Helping Hands will meet on Friday, March 12th during x block in room 103.
The Durham Fair Scholarship is now available in Guidance. Any senior from Durham or Middlefield who is attending an institution of higher learning in the fall is eligible.
The Exchange Club Scholarship is now available in Guidance. It is open to all high school seniors living in Durham or Middlefield who are continuing their education after high school. The deadline to apply is April 1st.
Attention Sophomore and Junior Students interested in exploring options in science, technology, or engineering: Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) is sponsoring WPI Frontiers this summer. It is an on-campus, residential, research, and learning experience for students going into the junior or senior years. There are 10 possible academic programs and a communication workshop in Session I and Robotics in Session II. See the poster on the “Science Summer” bulletin board or check out the program at wpi.edu/+frontiers or see Mrs. Michael for more information.
Attention Freshmen: WPI Launch is a five-day program offering workshops in biology, chemistry/biochemistry, interactive media and game development, or robotics. The program is August 9-13. If you are interested check out the website: wpi.edu/+launch; or see Mrs. Michael for more information.
FREE DENTAL CARE: On March 12 and 13, there will be a FREE DENTAL CLINIC for everyone. For information about how you can have free fillings, cleanings, extractions, partial dentures, or root canals done, please see the nurse today. This 2 day clinic is available to everyone, no eligibility or income requirements required. So, if you need dental work, see the nurse for information ASAP.
Respect: Never violate the sacredness of your individual self-respect – Theodore Parker.
Announcements:
CAPT testing continues this week! On Tuesday, all sophomores, as well as junior re-testers and AP Government students, are to report to school at the regular start time, and all other students will report on a two-hour delayed opening schedule. If you are taking the CAPT, please remember to get a good night’s sleep tonight and have a hearty breakfast in the morning – your brain needs rest and fuel to function at its best!
Attention students arriving during the delayed opening CAPT testing days! Although non-test-taking students do not need to be at school until 9:15 if they have alternative transportation, any students who arrive to school earlier than that are expected to remain at school once they arrive. Students do not have permission to come and go from the CRHS campus throughout the morning.
Staff Sergeant Smith with the U.S. Army will be available during both lunches today in the cafeteria.
Anyone who is in Ms. Anderson’s Algebra 2 class who needs help on the Ball Toss Lab please stop by during X-block today for extra help. The Lab is due today for H-block and tomorrow for B-block. Everyday late is 3 points off a quiz grade.
The TV production club will be meeting in room 103 after school today until 3.
There is a meeting tonight at 7 PM in room 118 for all participants of the Mexico trip. Please be prompt and bring your $20 if you want pesos!
FBLA will hold its monthly meeting after school this Tuesday, March 9th in room 125. All students attending the spring conference must attend. Helping Hands will meet on Friday, March 12th during x block in room 103.
The Exchange Club Scholarship is now available in Guidance. It is open to all high school seniors living in Durham or Middlefield who are continuing their education after high school. The deadline to apply is April 1st.
