[CCHS] CCHS Daily Bulletin

[Sharon Trainor]

DAILY BULLETIN

	  	     	Thurs. ,March 11, 2004

You should now be in C block.  After C block you will be going to Homeroom
where you will need a pencil for your survey.

Trivia Question for today: What is the name of the robot in Short Circuit?

The Freshman class will be selling tickets today & next week for the
Trivia Contest on March 19th.  Tickets are $6 per student or $50 for a
table of 6 people.

The Credit Review Board will be meeting Mon. @ 2:30 in A-7.

If your interested in showcasing your talents in cooking or performing,
Unity would welcome you talents in the up coming Multi-Cultural Food Fest
to be held on March 25th in the caf. Please see Ms. Richmond in the
English Dept.

All History Reading Group  members interested in the Apocalypse Now trip
should show up in H-8 at 2:40 this afternoon.  We will be car-pooling to
our undisclosed location so please be on time.  If you have questions,
please see Mr. Hoblitzelle

The 6th trial of the 1st round of the Moot Court competition will be today
in H-6 @2:15. Slocum & Zyskind take on Morrison & Spencer.

Help fight AIDS in Africa by attending a fundraising concert Sat., March
13th.  

These will be a meeting for all freshman Boys Lacrosse players today in
the Faculty Dining Room @2:15.

The deadline for registration for AP exams is next Friday, March 19. The
cost of each exam is $82. Registration is with Mrs. Trainor in the Main
Office. Make checks payable to CCHS.

Freshman interested in playing baseball must attend a meeting today from
3-11 in the Fitness Center @2:15.

There will be a Reflections meeting today after school in the Reflections
room.  If you are going to attend this Friday’s Lockdown, you MUST be
present at these meetings!

Seniors! The Class of ’04 has been challenged by the Concord Police Dept.
to a game of basketball on April 2nd @ 7pm.

Business Club will meet today in H-16 @ 2:15 to discuss the current stock
competition & other topics.  Attendance mandatory by all members.

If you signed up for the sophomore ski trip, you must make sure you check
the list in the office to see if your missing info or money.

Need Community Service hours?  The parents of our town need your
help.Student Gov. is getting together a list of students willing to
provide child care during the Town Meetings.  These are the people who
will be voting on the override so why not show them that the students of
CCHS are willing to give back to the community.  Contact Student Gov.
members if interested.

Support Concord-Carlisle High School's Track and Cross-Country Teams by
entering the First Annual Concord-Carlisle Cross Country Run for the
Runners. The race will be held on the high school's challenging 2.7 mile
cross-country course at noon on Sunday, March 28th. This fund-raising
event is organized by the Friends of Concord-Carlisle Cross-Country an
proceeds will be used for finishing line equipment that cannot be funded
out of the school budget. Individual entries cost $25. There are also a
variety of options for group competition - for sibling, parent-child and
3- or 4-person teams. All runners must be at least 11 years old.
Registration forms are available from David Storto at destorto at comcast.net
or 978-287-5115. Late registration is possible up to 10:30am on race day.
This is a USA Track & Field sanctioned event.


CONCORD COUNCIL ON AGING VOLUNTEER PROGRAM: Growing up/Growing Older. 
Join students, staff, and community groups in this innovative, interactive
program designed to provide first hand experience in understanding the
challenges facing an aging population. Participants will experience a
simulated aging process using props, discuss experiences and review common
assumptions about matters of age for both youth and elders.In the  CCHS,
Upper Library on THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2:30 – 4:30 pm.  For more information
please see Ms. Delaney in the METCO Office.