[CCHS] cchs daily bulletin

[Sharon Trainor]

CCHS Daily
BULLETIN
Fri., May 6, 2005

Class rings will be distributed on Tues., May 17th from 7:10-9:30am in the
caf.

The Senior yearbook dedication will be May 25th at 2:30 in the library,
and the senior Pancake Breakfast will be from 6:45 until 7:30 in the
cafeteria on the 26th~

There will be no Dance Club this afternoon.
 
All Junior’s interested in being considered for the Social Studies Four
School Consortium - application essays are due to Mr. Cleary in the Social
Studies Office by 2:10 Tuesday, May 10.

If you wer unable to attend yesterday’s Cabaret meeting but still want to
be involved please talk to Olivia or Jacquie immediately.

Attention Seniors: Today is the last day to but Paw Sox tickets. If you
don’t pay today you are out of luck!

There will be a meetingTues., May 10 @2:05 in the Little Theater for any
girls interested in playing basketball next year. If you can not attend
please contact Jane Greeno or Julie Gray.

Senior project participants are reminded that they must get the names of
their three evaluators to Mr. Angney or Mr. Lynch today. If the evaluators
are from outside the school community, please include a phone number. 
Special requests for equipment or technology that supports student
presentations should also be turned in today.

Hear some of Boston’s best new bands and support a great cause.  Come to
the concert for Darfur, Friday from 6-11pm at the Hunt Gym, 90 Stow St.
Concord and hear Cyanide Valentine, The Howl, The Charms, The Good North,
Baby Strange, The Information and The Retrogrades play.  Tickets are $17
in advance @ Minor Chord in Acton and Video Revolution in Concord or $20 @
the door.  All proceeds go to benefit Oxfam America’s programs ro help the
refugees in Darfur.

JUNIOR’s today is the last day to buy prom tickets, they’re $45 and  on
sale in the caf. during lunch blocks.
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Attention Sophomores: the Semi is this Saturday @7:30pm, if you have other
commitments and will be later than 8pm you need to contact Mr. Hehn in the
Guidance office!	

Tryouts for cheerleading during football season will be taking place the
last two weeks of May.  
Students interested in trying out should sign up and pick up the necessary
forms during lunch in the cafe this week.  Further questions contact Kerry
Patenaude 

TRANSCRIPT MONEY IS DUE NOW.  YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE YOUR GRADUATION
INVITATIONS OR CAP & GOWN UNLESS THIS IS PAID IN FULL.  

The Thoreau School is looking for 8-10 Community Service Volunteers to
help with the Annual Cake Walk carnival, to be held at Thoreau on
Saturday, May 7th, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.~ They need student volunteers to
help with face painting, tattoo parlor, arts & crafts and more.~ They also
need anyone~who can juggle or do magic tricks. This fun work can be
applied toward Community Service hours.~ For more information, see the
flyer posted on the Main Office window, 

PLEASE INFORM  MRS. TESSARI OF YOUR FINAL DECISION OR OF ANY OTHER PLANS
THAT YOU MAY HAVE FOR THE YEAR FOLLOWING GRADUATION

Seniors check the window in the main office for the Materials Not Returned
list.   These items need to be cleared up in order to graduate.

The parking in front of the school including around the islands and at
times on the islands themselves, has become a safety issue. The Concord
Police Department and Concord Fire Department ask that motorists obey and
respect the No Parking signs that are posted. Should an emergency occur it
is important that emergency vehicles have access and not be impeded by
illegally parked vehicles. The fine for parking in a No Parking zone is
$15.00. Thank you for your cooperation. 

Please be advised that walking on the train tracks behind school is an
arrestable offense.  The Concord Police will be monitoring activity on the
train tracks.  Please do not walk on the tracks or you will be trespassing.