[CCHS] Daily Bulletin Wednesday March 18, 2009

[Martha Hammer]

DAILY BULLETIN
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 2009

Should the death penalty be abolished? Come to JSA this Wednesday from
6-7pm to discuss. All are welcome! REMINDER: Spring State permission slips
are due to Mrs, Glazer by March 19th

Students who have not turned in his/her course selection sheet MUST DO SO
TODAY at the beginning of A block. Students will get a pass back to class.

Auditions for the spring Shakespeare play RICHARD the THIRD are coming. 
After school next Tuesday and Wednesday, March 24th & 25th, auditions for
RICHARD the THIRD will be held in the chorus room, I-6.  See the theatre
bulletin board for more details and to sign up for an audition time. 
RICHARD the THIRD will be performed outdoors the last weekend of May.

WEEDS, CCHS's garden club will be holding a bake sale after school today,
Thursday, and Friday in the cafe. Come help support us by buying a snack!!

Don't forget sci-fi club today at 2:30 in H-12!  Mr. Nurenberg may have
forgotten the topic we all picked, but there will be free pizza, and we'll
discuss SOMETHING.  All are welcome!

The Brackets have come out! Fill yours out and enter the Sports Forum's
March Madness Bracket Contest to win A FREE PAIR OF CELTICS TICKETS. Turn
in your bracket after school TODAY at 2:30 in room S-14 or give it to
Lucas Morrill, Ian Boynton, or Mrs. Lucier.

There are a few spots left on the Madagascar trip for the summer of 2010! 
If you’re interested in having a one of a kind experience, on a very
unique island, then contact Ms. Richmond in the English department.  Or,
stop by the Madagascar bake sale happening in the cafe, all lunch blocks
TODAY!

The MatchMakers will be extended through Friday March 20th. Pick up forms
from the box in the main office.
The Multi Cultural Food Club meeting has been changed to Thursday the 19th
at 3:30 in A-5.  We will be cooking delicious food.  Please bring $5 to
Ms. Lucier, Jay Stephens, or Giles Pettingel by Wednesday the 18th.  See
you there!

WIQH will be holding an open house for the community this Friday night
from 6 to 8 pm at the radio station.  Everyone is invited to stop by and
see what CCHS's radio station is all about.  The open house is part of
88.3 FM's Parent Teacher Broadcast Week going on all this week.  Tune in
to hear all sorts of interesting special guest DJs throughout the week
from 12:15 - 9:00 PM.  And please drop by Friday evening for a tour, light
refreshments and a behind-the-scenes view of Concord-Carlisle's best radio
station!

HELP FIGHT CANCER
Do you know anyone fighting Cancer, anyone who is a cancer survivor, or
anyone who is a special person who has died from cancer?  Help us support
Cancer research by donating money or a thoughtful letter describing that
special person who has had to fight cancer.  For every letter written and
passed in, a dollar will be donated toward the Pancreatic Cancer Research
Fund at UMass Medical Center in Worcester.  Letters and donations will be
collected every lunch block or in the main office anytime of the day. 
Make a difference in the fight against Cancer! This fundraising effort is
made by the students in Mr. Hehn's Insights and Understanding and
Challenge classes.  They have read "The Last Lecture" by Randy Pauch, and
wanted to act on his inspiration.  

Save the Date - Open Table 20th Anniversary Fundraising Luncheon – April
29th. 
Help us celebrate Open Table’s 20th Anniversary and support those in need
in our community.~ Join us on April 29th, 2009 from 12:00 to 1:30 pm at
Trinitarian Congregational Church, 54 Walden Street, Concord, MA.~ Help us
to get the word out by forwarding this announcement to your family and
friends as soon as possible.~ Seating will be limited – the cost is $75.00
per person and $600.00 for a table of eight.~ More details to follow.~ If
you have any questions or wish to reserve your ticket early, email the
event at [ mailto:ot20th anniversary at yahoo.com ]ot20th
anniversary at yahoo.com.





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