[CCHS] Daily Bulletin Tuesday March 24, 2009

[Martha Hammer]

DAILY BULLETIN
TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2009

Attendance Reports are due to Mrs. Merry in the Main office by the end of
the day Wednesday, March 25th.

The library is pleased to announce the winners in the "Teacher's pets" and
"Student's pets" contest.  
The faculty winner is Erin Lynch and the student winner is Genevieve
Carmichael.   
The winners may come to the library anytime to pick up their prize. MANY
THANKS TO ALL WHO SENT IN PHOTOS...if you would like your photos returned,
please come to the library anytime to pick them up.

There will be a brief meeting for anyone interested in the cc boy’s spring
volleyball team this Thursday the 26th at 2:30 in the cafeteria. Please
contact Patrick Cadigan with any questions or concerns.

[for-SEE-see-mose] ForCCmos, CC's beloved A Capella group, is back in
action! ~Join us Wednesday afternoon from 2:15 to 3 in I-6, the chorus
room. ~We will be learning new music. ~There will be food. ~Oh yes, there
will be food.

Ms. Haskins will be having her junior PSP Make-Up group meeting in the
Upper Library on Wednesday, March 25th during D and E blocks.  Please
bring your material with you that were mailed home a few weeks ago.

Today and tomorrow after school, auditions will be held for the spring
Shakespeare play RICHARD the THIRD. Auditions for RICHARD the THIRD will
be held in the chorus room, I-6 today and tomorrow, immediately after
school.  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.

Willard Talent Show: volunteers needed!  3-5 high school students to sell
refreshments during intermission.  Friday, April 3rd at CCHS. 7:30 - 9 pm.
Contact Kristin Piper at kpiperus at yahoo.com or 978-371-2560. Thanks!

Restorative Justice Guru Visits Concord
The “grandfather” of restorative justice, Howard Zehr, PhD, will be
speaking at Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord on Friday March
27th, 2009 from 7.15-9.00 p.m. Zehr’s visit marks the progress of
Communities for Restorative Justice in serving local communities in the
wake of crime. CCHS students have been volunteering for the organization
since its inception. Zehr is also an avid photographer; his portraits of
victims, offenders, and children of prisoners will also be on display. The
CCHS Advanced Photography Class will welcome him as a guest speaker
earlier in the week. To learn more about the Community Forum, (RSVP is
requested), visit [ http://www.C4RJ.com ]www.C4RJ.com or call 978.318.3447.





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