[CCHS] DB Tuesday May 4, 2010

[Martha Hammer]

DAILY BULLETIN
TUESDAY, MAY 4, 2010

Busses will be available at 2:30pm at the lower gym door for a ride to
Fenn School for the funeral services.  

TRANSCRIPT MONEY IS DUE NOW.  YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE YOUR CAP & GOWNUNLESS
THIS IS PAID IN FULL.  PLEASE INFORM MRS. TESSARI OF YOUR FINAL DECISION
OR OF ANY OTHER PLANS THAT YOU MAY HAVE FOR THE YEAR FOLLOWING GRADUATION.

Attention Seniors: The class of 2010 will be sponsoring a free prom bus
again this year. The bus will depart from the high school the night of
prom and will return at the end of the evening. Spaces are limited so
please sign up at Ms. Hammerís desk if interested. 

Attention Seniors: Senior prom tickets will be sold all lunch blocks
starting TODAY, until Friday May 14. Tickets are thirty dollars. In order
to purchase your ticket you must pay with your entire table of ten people,
however, everyone does not need to be present.

Green Revolution meets Wed. after school in S-16 at 2:20.  Come be a part
of the new environmental club!  We will choose the last film of the year
for the Life in the Balance series and plan future activities.

The English Department is pleased to announce that Ileana Wu is the 2010
winner of the Paula Sirois Poetry contest.  Congratulations, Ileana!

Come to sci-fi club this Wednesday at 2:30 in H-12 to discuss, "What will
take over the world after humans?"  Free pizza, all are welcome.

Hey there, kids! ~Have you ever heard someone speak backwards? ~Do you
want to see Mr. Shakespeare rap?! ~Come to the CCHS Talent Show hosted by
the Interact Club. ~All proceeds will go to the Iranian Railroad for Queer
Refugees, an organization helping gay people to safely leave Iran.
~Friday, May 7 at 7pm in the auditorium. See you there!
Come to sci-fi club this Wednesday at 2:30 in H-12 to discuss, "What will
take over the world after humans?"  Free pizza, all are welcome.

If you are interested in being the student producer for the fall play,
Noises Off, next year, see Mr. Atlas in S-21 to set up an interview.

Junior Prom is here; get your tickets.  The junior prom will be held at
the Burlington Marriott on Friday May 14th.  Tickets will be on sale from
TODAY through Friday May 7th during all lunch blocks.  See any of your
class officers with any questions you may have

Attention all students for important information about next year's Fall
Play:  Mr. Atlas will be directing the comedy Noises Off in the fall. 
Auditions for the fall play will be this year on May 25, 26, and 27. 
Those interested in auditioning should prepare a brief comedic monolog. 
For more information, see Mr. Atlas in S-21, or the bulletin board across
from the Chorus Room.

The Christian Club was initiated in 2008. This Thursday, May 6th, it will
meet in H-1 from 7:05-7:25.  Everyone is welcome

Please come to the last Ruettgers event of the year, Grammar Rules! A rich
and intriguing presentation about language and meaning presented by our
own linguistic expert, Jere Mead, this Thursday, May 6 at 2:30 in the
Little Theater

For updated Athletic Information, click link below
[
http://www.highschoolsports.net/portal.cfm?schoolid=MA01742683&timeoffset=240
]http://www.highschoolsports.net/portal.cfm?schoolid=MA01742683&timeoffset=240

The Concord Drop Off/ Swap Off will be held on Saturday, May 8th. There is
a need for lots of student help so grab your friends and volunteer. For
more information you can email [ mailto:dropoff at ReUsIt.org
]dropoff at ReUsIt.org you can sign up on line at [Link]
http://www.reusit.org/
Miracle League Baseball is looking for buddy volunteers to help children
with disabilities play baseball. The games will be played on Saturdays
(May 1 - June 12) in Boxborough. Please contact [
mailto:miracleleagueofma at yahoo.com  ]miracleleagueofma at yahoo.com for more
information and to volunteer.
For more information and additional opportunities go to our [
http://mail.colonial.net/~2volunteer/2Volunteer/WhatsNew.html ]web site.
Or check us out on Facebook, thanks to the efforts of CCHS Student Senate
volunteers.
2volunteer at colonial.net
[Link] [ http://mail.colonial.net/~2volunteer/pages/
]http://mail.colonial.net/~2volunteer/pages/

Beautification Day for CCHS
Would you like to see a more attractive Concord Carlisle High School? The
CCHS Beautification Committee needs you! Whether you are a CCHS parent,
student, or member of the community, join us on Saturday, May 8 from 10 to
noon at the high school to help plant shrubs and perennials and spruce up
the campus before graduation. Gardeners, those looking for an upper body
workout, and plant contributors are welcome. Coffee will be served and
community service credit will be given. Bring gloves, tools, and buckets
if you have them. For more information contact Mary Horvath at [
mailto:mary at horvaths.org ]mary at horvaths.org or 978-371-7437 or Kathy
Balles at [ mailto:kmballes at aol.com ]kmballes at aol.com or 978/369-3859.
Rain date 
Sunday, May 9.

Community Education Workshop: Maximize Your College Financial Aid Marcia
Sullivan of College Funding Advisors will present strategies that will
help protect your assets by maximizing your eligibility for aid. Learn the
optimum time to set the strategies in place and why if you wait until the
financial aid deadline you may miss out on the full amount of aid for
which you qualify. Understanding the financial aid regulations and
procedures is the best way to spend your educational dollars wisely. 
Sullivan is a Certified Financial Planner Professional who specializes in
college funding.
Monday May 10, 7:00-9:00 PM, CCHS, $20   (course #4651) Community
Education is a fee-supported community service of the Concord-Carlisle
Schools and a Community Chest agency. Registration at (978) 318-1432 and
www.ace.colonial.net. Financial aid for the workshop is available. 

Improve Your College Application Essay
Wednesday, May 26, 7:00-9:00 PM, CCHS, $25   #4771
Are you a rising senior preparing for your college application essay(s)?
Do you stare at the few lines you've managed to crank out, and get stuck?
Learn the tips to break through that frustration and complete your essay.
Bring a laptop or pen and paper. This is a group class but each student
will have a brief private consultation with the teacher about the essay
topic. Mindy Pollack-Fusi teacher is the owner of The Place for Words &
Workshops. After a career in public relations, she now focuses on
journalism and creative writing and writes for The Boston Globe.  See
www.theplaceforwords.com for more. Community Education classes are a
student-funded community service of the Concord-Carlisle Schools. To
enroll please call 318-1432, or sign up online at www.ace.colonial.net. 






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