[CCHS] CCHS Daily Bulletin

[Sharon Trainor]

CCHS Daily
BULLETIN
Thurs. Feb. 17th, 2005

The Reflections short Story contest deadline is Feb. 28th, the Monday
after the break.  This is an opportunity for young writers to have their
work read by a well-know author and a respected fiction editor as well as
to win a significant prize.  First prize is $250.  Bring your submissions
to Ms. Smith in the library.

"The Outdoor Club is sponsoring a Ski & Snowboard trip in March.  Anyone
who is interested may join the trip, you don't have to be active in the
Outdoor Club - all are welcome.  This ski/snowboard trip will be to
Cranmore Mountain the weekend of March 5th. and will be an overnight trip.
 If you would like more information, pick up a permission slip on the
bulletin board outside of the Math office (S-23) or see Ms. Giunta."

The third trail of the 11th Annual Moot Court Competition will be this
Fri.  Cronin & Giuney take on Morrison & Spencer at 2:30 in H-6 All are
invited,

Girl’s Forum will meet this Friday f block in A-5.  Please come & learn
more about tarot cards.  Bring a friend & check it out.

Students with parking permits are reminded that if you change cars you
need to see Mrs. Trainor as soon as you get to school to make sure she has
your info so you don’t get a parking ticket.  You are also reminded that
parking along the driveway will result in a ticket.

Julie DeJesus please see Mrs. Trainor today with vehicle info.

A message from WIQH:
Start off your vacation at a great all-ages show featuring local indie
bands this Sunday at the Middle East in Cambridge!  The concert will
feature the bands 'Via Audio', 'The Mitchells', 'Model A', 'Telepop', and
'Polyethylene'...whose vocalists were guest judges at the CCHS Battle of
the Bands.   All proceeds from the show will be given to CARE to help with
South Asia Tsunami Relief.  That's this Sunday from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
upstairs at the Middle East in Cambridge.

AP sign-ups will start on March 2nd here is a schedule of the exams.  The
cost is $82. Each exam.
More info to follow after Feb. Vacation week.

2005 Exams Schedule 

Week 1
~	Morning Session 8:00 a.m.	Afternoon Session 12:00 p.m.	
May 2	English Language		French Language
					Human Geography	
May 3	Calculus AB
	Calculus BC			World History	
May 4	Computer Science A
	Computer Science AB
	Spanish Language		Statistics	
May 5	English Literature		French Literature
					German Language	
May 6	United States History		European History
					Studio Art (portfolios due) 	


Week 2 
	Morning Session	Afternoon Session	
May 9	Biology
	Music Theory		Physics B
				Physics C	
May 10Chemistry
	Environmental Science		Psychology	
May 11Government & Politics:United States	     Government &
Politics:Comparative
					Art History	
May 12Macroeconomics	Microeconomics	
May 13Spanish Literature	Latin Literature
				Latin: Vergil