[CCHS] CCHS Daily Bulletin

[Sharon Trainor]

CCHS Daily
BULLETIN
Tuesday Jan. 31, 2006


A note from the Concord PD.:
The Concord Police Department is investigating the vandalism that occurred
over the weekend at CCHS. If you have any information please contact Det.
Scott Camilleri at 978-318-3414 or Det. Sgt. Joe Morahan at 978-318-3412.
You can also leave an anonymous message on the Concord Police Tip Line:
978-318-3407. Thank you for your help and support.

Should Colleges and Universities use affirmative action policies? Come to
Junior State in H-3 on Wednesday from 6 to 7 and voice your opinion!

Students taking the American Mathematics Competition exam should take D
block lunch and report to Room S-28 at the beginning of E block.  Bring a
calculator and pencils.  See Ms. Patton with questions.

Football Candidates: you must see Mr. Kerr by Friday to receive your March
weight lifting contest rules.  To stay on the active roster you need to
signup for the contest.

Attention all scificlub members: We will be watching Mel Brooks'
SPACEBALLS on Wednesday at 2:30 in H-12.  Pizza will be provided.  "May
the Schwartz be with you!"

Battle of the Bands tickets are on sale in the cafeteria all this week
during lunch blocks.  Tickets are just $10 in advance.  Buy now and save
since they'll be $12 at the door if there are any left.  The Battle is
THIS Saturday night!

There will be one final audition session for Select Choir this afternoon
at 2:05 PM.  Anyone interested should speak with Ms. Smith today.

The deadline for the Reflections short-story contest and the non-fiction
contest is quickly approaching!!  First prize for each contest is $250. 
Enter ASAP!  You could be the winner!  Deadline for entries is Feb. 3.
Good Luck!

Come test your knowledge of all things unimportant at the 3rd Annual CCHS
Trivia Contest Friday, February 3rd from 7:30 to 10 pm at the CCHS
cafeteria.  Tickets are $6 for students and $10 for adults and are
available the this week in the cafeteria or at the door.  Proceeds benefit
CCHS Class of 2007

Trivia Question: College Rd. in Concord is so named because of what
college that was temporarily located here?  

A note from the Concord PD.:
The Concord Police Department is investigating the vandalism that occurred
over the weekend at CCHS. If you have any information please contact Det.
Scott Camilleri at 978-318-3414 or Det. Sgt. Joe Morahan at 978-318-3412.
You can also leave an anonymous message on the Concord Police Tip Line:
978-318-3407. Thank you for your help and support.

Tuesday, February 7 at 7 pm in the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School
Cafeteria Meet Koren Zailckas author of "Smashed: Story of a Drunken
Girlhood".  Koren will speak, answer questions and sign copies of her
book.  Koren is a graduate of Nashoba Regional High School and Syracuse
University. Her story should be of interest to students and parents of
middle and high school aged kids.  Books will be for sale at the event for
$14.70 courtesy of Porter Square Books, Cambridge. For details check
www.portersquarebooks.com.

Carlisle High School & College Students: The Caroline Hill Scholarship
Applications can be picked up at the registrars office @ CCHS, the Gleason
Public Library or the selectman’s office at the Carlisle Town Hall.  The
awards are need-based and typically range from $500-2000.  The awards are
made in late spring.  Caroline Hill left money to the town for cont.
education of Carlisle residents as well as for other financial need.  

Come test your knowledge of all things unimportant at the 3rd Annual CCHS
Trivia Contest!  Teams of 4 to 6 players will answer questions on TV,
literature, music, math, science, sports, current events, etc.  If you
want 
to play, but don't have a full team, come and we will form them that
evening. Enjoy the fun by watching or participating on Friday, February
3rd from 7:30 to 10 pm at the CCHS cafeteria.  Tickets are $6 for students
and 
$10 for adults and are available the prior week in the cafeteria or at the
door.  Proceeds benefit CCHS Class of 2007

The deadline for the Reflections short-story contest and the non-fiction
contest is quickly approaching!!  First prize for each contest is $250. 
Enter ASAP!  You could be the winner!  Deadline for entries is Feb. 3.
Good Luck!

Cambridge Savings Bank is offering two scholarships of $2,500 each to
college bound seniors who live in Concord or Carlisle. 
One of the scholarships will go to a student who plans to attend a four
year college and the other to a student who is applying to primarily two
year colleges.  While a B average is a general minimum requirement,
students who are below a 3.0 GPA, but have made significant improvement in
recent years will also be considered.
The deadline for submitting applications is Friday, March 3rd.  For more
information or an application, see your Guidance Counselor or the Guidance
Office Secretary.

Sophomore parents, save the date!
The dinner party/raffle is coming up on March 24th! Don't forget to sign
up and purchase a raffle ticket to be part of a fun filled evening with
dinner & live music and support the largest sophomore event!  This is one
of the only fundraising events the sophomore class is holding this year. 
Those interested, fill out the sheet you received in the mail. Questions
or need another sheet? Please contact LGiunta at colonial.net or
DMcgrath at colonial.net or you can look in the CCHS Newsletter for another
copy of form. Also, remember that raffle tickets can be sold to those who
cannot make the event, and anyone over the age of 18; not just sophomore
parents.  Join the fun and help the class!

CCTV is the new TV studio at CCHS! It's in I Building, down the hall from
WIQH. The studio opens at 2 PM weekdays, stop by and check it out! "Don't
just watch TV. Make TV!" 
Every Monday night at 6:30 PM the studio is open for YOUTH PRODUCTIONS.
High School students are invited to meet up with Mr. Joyce and TV producer
Charlie Stuart, and make plans for some very cool TV productions.