[CCHS] Daily Bulletin Friday October 23, 2009

[Martha Hammer]

DAILY BULLETIN 
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2009

Seniors
There are a number of seniors who have not purchased a cap and gown.  You
have 2 weeks left to place your order.  See Mrs. Coleman ASAP.  Cost is
$25.  Seniors should be checking the senior window in the main office to
confirm your diploma name. Absolute Deadline is October 30th.   

Seniors - please be aware that the teacher assignment for the senior
wellness project has been changed slightly.  If your last name begins with
A-I, your teacher is Ms. Slocum.  If your last name begins with J-Z, your
teacher is Mr. McGrath.  When your project is due, please turn all written
materials to your teacher's box in the Health and Fitness office next to
the cafeteria.

Senior wellness visits will take place in the Health office every Friday
from 7:30 to 1:30.  Feel free to stop by anytime during the day.  No
appointment necessary.  Any students that have not completed their annual
vision, hearing and growth exams are also encouraged to stop by on Fridays.

TODAY don't miss the Film Club's showing of Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece
"Psycho" at 2:30 in the Little Theater.

The Environmental Field Studies Group will meet TODAY after school. We
will closely examine a journal entry of Thoreau's from October 23, 1855
and then head into the woods in order to make our own observations. All
are welcome to attend.

Sophomores who are looking for an alternative school option for a semester
during their junior year are invited to speak with representatives from
the Chewonki School formally the Maine Coast School and the Mountain
School. They will be outside the Guidance Department TODAY from
11:00-12:30.

All boys interested in playing tennis for the CCHS team should meet in
room H-10 on Monday, October 26 at 2:30. If you are unable to make the
meeting, please contact Mr. Spence.

The Library is sponsoring three Halloween Contests. Come in and join the
fun. Guess the number of candy corns in the jar. Guess the weight of the
pumpkin. Also, there will be a Costume Contest for students next Friday,
Oct. 30. Come to school on Oct. 30 in your costume. One prize will be
given for the best costume per grade level. Come into the library on
October 30 during your lunch block and let us take a picture of you in
costume.  Costumes should be “in good taste”, no replica weapons, and no
masks.  Judging will be done by the Library staff. The winners will be
announced on Monday, November 2, and prizes will be awarded to the
winners. Any questions, come into the library and see Ms. Franke or Mrs.
Cicchetti

Support your friends in the cast of Falsettos, the fall musical.  Buy a
program shout out for just $10.  To become a friend of the show and
support your classmates, send your name in an email~to [
mailto:htitchener10 at colonial.net ]htitchener10 at colonial.net and cash or a
check made out to CCHS with Falsettos in the memo line to Mr. Atlas’
mailbox in the office~by October 28th.  Thanks!

Amnesty International is a global human rights organization.  Human rights
are privileges that every person is innately endowed with, ranging from
the right to be paid for one’s labor to intangible things like the right
to freedom of conscience.  Members of Amnesty work to bring an end to
injustice by educating people about human rights violations, and by
pressuring oppressive governments to change their policies.  This year,
CC’s Amnesty group plans to choose several major contemporary human rights
violations, and to spend the year raising awareness in the
Concord-Carlisle community.  To learn more, come to Amnesty’s first
meeting on Monday, October 26 at 5:00 in H-6. Free food, all are welcome. 

Attention all returning Swimmers and Divers, and those who are interested
in swimming or diving this winter!  You must check out the sign up sheet
on the window of Mr. Goldberg's room, S3, to sign up to help at the
Masters Mini-Meet this Sunday, October 25th.  Any questions? See Moss,
Dylan, Elise, Phil or Sasja!

Students and their families are invited to participate in the Climate
Change “Energy Revolution Rally” Saturday, Oct. 24, 2-4 p.m. at Minuteman
National Park, Adjacent to the Visitor’s Center on Liberty St. See Mr.
Nichol if you would like to attend.

For updated Athletic Information, click link below.[
http://www.highschoolsports.net/defaultcal.cfm?ct=2d&school=MA01742683&spt=-1&lvl=-1&division=-1&timezone=240&schoolid=MA01742683&CFID=40017455&CFTOKEN=63446084
]http://www.highschoolsports.net/defaultcal.cfm?ct=2d&school=MA01742683&spt=-1&lvl=-1&division=-1&timezone=240&schoolid=MA01742683&CFID=40017455&CFTOKEN=63446084

KICKS for CANCER, the men's varsity soccer fundraiser, will be held this
Saturday, October 24, at the turf fields.~ There will be food, music,
great soccer, hot drinks, and the raffle drawing~at half time.~ Come
support the team and Dana Farber Cancer Institute.~ $5 admission.~ JV game
at 5 PM, Varsity at 7 PM.~ You can buy tickets, raffle tickets, and
paraphernalia like hats and bracelets in the café at lunch this week.~
Support a great cause: help find a cure! 

The Concord Police Department will be sponsoring RAD for adult females.
RAD is Rape Aggression Defense Systems, which is a realistic self-defense
program teaching risk reduction and avoidance strategies, including
hands-on defense training. RAD is not a martial arts program. RAD consists
of four classes of simple and easy to learn techniques, providing an
effective and proven method of self-defense for females. High School
females are encouraged to participate. RAD classes will be held Tuesday
evenings November 3, 10, 17, and 24th, from 6:30PM to approximately
8:45PM. The first class will be held at the Concord Police Department. The
remaining classes will be held at the Alcott School gymnasium. Class size
is limited, to register or for more information contact Detective Scott
Camilleri 978-318-3414 or [ mailto:scamilleri at concordma.gov
]scamilleri at concordma.gov




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