[CCHS] Daily Bulletin Thursday March 20, 2008

[Martha Hammer]

          DAILY BULLETIN
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 2008 


Please see the attached MCAS block schedule for next week.

One of the finest high school bands in Japan will be visiting CCHS next
week.  They have won the first place award at the All-Japan Brass Band
Festival in Tokyo nineteen times!  They will be performing in concert
along with our CCHS Rep and Concert bands on Friday, March 28 at 8:00 PM
at Symphony Hall in Boston.  Tickets are available in the CCHS main
office, the Toy Shop, Fern’s, and Symphony Hall.

If you are interested in running for a position on the School Advisory
Council please pick up a packet in the Main Office and turn it in no later
than Monday at 2:05. Any questions, see Alina Meltaus.

The Third Wing will meet today at 2:30 in H4.

Any students who have driving lessons scheduled during MCAS testing must
call Christo’s Driving School to cancel if they have a conflict.
The Sports Forum is holding its third annual March Madness Bracket
Contest. Anyone who would like to submit a bracket should fill one out and
bring it to Ms. McCaffrey-Clark or Ms. Lucier as soon as possible. Late
brackets will not earn points for games that have already been played. The
winner will receive a pair of Celtics tickets. Any questions, see Lucas
Morrill

Any Junior who missed the Post Secondary meeting with his or her Guidance
Counselor should come to guidance to view the make-up meeting times.  

All students and staff:  One week from today, come to the Little Theater
at 2:30 for Ms. Murphy's mouth-watering presentation on Genetically
Modified Foods.

Concord-Carlisle Community Chest Volunteer Service Award applications are
available in the main office from Mrs. Coleman.

Auditions for the spring Shakespeare play, The Tempest, are coming next
week!  Sign up for a time today.  Sign-up sheets are posted on the theatre
bulletin board outside of I-6.

Middlesex West Chamber of Commerce Senior Scholarship applications are
available from Mrs. Coleman in the main office. 
Reminder to Seniors--Seniors who have not paid for a cap and gown MUST see
Mrs. Coleman NOW.  A list is posted on the window.

The following seniors must see Mrs. Hammer ASAP. 

	Alicia Akusis	Letice Arthur	Samuel Bejnamin Belton	Cameron Bjork	Brooke
June Carpenter	James Alexander Creighton	Sean Dwyer	Shawna Imani
Fields	Olivia Dodin Galland	Nathaniel Hack	William Hisey	Danielle Lee
Judson	Meaghan Lafferty	Michael C. Mandrioli	Rebecca Ruth
Montgomery	Gregory Moseley	Khyeem Odlum	Alaina Mary Patsos	Jeffrey
Pedersen	Althea Foderingham	Adoara G. Robinson	Sergio Salvucci	Zachary
Schultz	Sandra Kay Sinclair	Peter Forest Valhouli-Farb	Brian Christopher
Whalen	Richard Yates Wingard II	September JaNai Woodson	
The Class of 2008 has kicked off one of their biggest fundraisers of the
year.  For the next month, students will be selling magazine subscriptions
to help defray individual costs for the Senior prom.  This fundraiser is
specifically designed to help individual students reduce the cost of their
own prom ticket or even allow them to go for free.  Here's how it works:
1.  The Class of 2008 has a website to advertise, order, and monitor
magazine sales.
2.  The site is www.supportourgroup.com/zm1180
3.  Students will send this site to their friend, family, co-workers, etc.
so that others can check out the magazines     offered and order online. 
(Orders can also be taken in paper form)
4.  Anyone who orders a magazine will be asked to enter the name of the
student who told them about the fundraiser, so that student can "get
credit" for the sale.
5.  Each student who raises $80 in sales will get a half price ticket and
a free ticket if they raise $160 in sales.

This fundraiser will be in effect until Friday, April 18th.  If you are
interested in ordering, or even renewing, a subscription to your favorite
magazine, check out the site or talk to a CCHS Senior.  Any questions can
be directed to the class advisors, Mr. McGrath, or Ms. Giunta. Thank you
for your help. The Class of 2008

HELP THE CONCORD ED FUND PROVIDE TEACHER GRANTS
The Concord Education Fund (CEF) is in the midst of reviewing proposals
for our Teacher Grants Program. 
We need to raise an additional $21,000 before April 30 in order to fund
the grants we've identified as
promising the greatest immediate impact on our kids in K-12.  We can reach
our goal if 70 families donate
$300 each, or if 140 families donate $150, or if 300 families donate $70. 
Doing the math is easy, but
making a difference in our kids' education takes your help!  Please send
your tax-deductible contributionsto the CEF, P.O. Box 202, Concord, MA
01742.  Thesegrants will give our kids a richer classroom experience next
September and they will excite andinspire our teachers when we announce
them this June. 
Please help today.  For more information, visit: www.concordedfund.org  
Thank you!




Martha A. Hammer
Receptionist/Secretary
Concord-Carlisle Regional High School
mhammer at colonial.net
978-318-1400



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