[CCHS] DB Thursday, June 10, 2010

[Martha Hammer]

DAILY BULLETIN
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2010

Students interested in being ushers for graduation should see Mrs. Coleman
to sign up and all students who signed up to be ushers at graduation
please see Mrs. Coleman today immediately after school.

>From now to the end of the school year we will be experimenting with
extended hours in the Learning Commons.
Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday		7am - 4:30pm
Wednesday				7am - 3:30pm (Taiko begins at 3:30)
Friday					7am - 2:30pm

Students should understand that whether you go to the arena or not, your
schedules may change over the summer. 
Attention Class of 2012 and 2011:  Open campus information and parent
permission slips are on-line at CCHS student news.  Please read the
information memo with your parents and then complete the permission slip. 
Both you and your parent must sign the permission form, even if you are
18. Return the permission form to the main office by June 18th.  
Please remember that completion of the permission form is just one of the
requirements for earning the open campus privilege.  Please review all of
the other requirements listed on the information memo. A form, notifying
you as to whether you qualify for open campus or not, will be included in
the school's summer mailing that you receive at home in August.   If you
don't return the permission form before the end of school this year, then
you will be assigned study halls next fall.

Please clean out your sports and Health & Fitness lockers by this Friday
June11th.  Next week all lockers will be emptied and all clothing and
sneakers will be donated or discarded.
Thanks from the Health & Fitness Department

Is there an old bike gathering dust in your garage? Rivers and
Revolutions, a nonprofit, tuition-free summer program, will take it!  If
you would like to donate a bike, please bring it to the double doors by
the student parking lot this Friday morning between 7:00-7:30 AM. We are
also looking for helmets and locks. The bikes will be used by students
between Fitchburg and Boston as they explore Concord this coming August. 
If you have a bike but can not bring it to school, or if you have any
other questions, please contact James Terhune or Mr. Goodwin. You may also
visit [ http://www.riversandrevolutions.org ]www.riversandrevolutions.org
for more information.

All students can pick up their yearbooks at the yearbook office next to
S8.  Anyone who didn't order a yearbook can still buy one--just make a
check out to CCHS for $86.

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

Have you found that perfect Teacher Appreciation gift yet?
With less than 3 weeks left in the school year, let the Concord Education
Fund (CEF) help you!
Honor your childís teacher by making a donation in their name to the
Concord Education Fund.
The teacher will receive notification from CEF that a donation has been
made in their name by your family, and you will be helping fund innovative
and creative programs in our schools.
Since 1993, CEF has donated over $1,100,000 to CPS and CCHS!
Donate here www.concordedfund.org or send your contribution to:
CEF, PO Box 202, Concord MA 01742
You will be touching the heart of your childís beloved teacher, and making
a difference within our school system!

Donate gently used baseball, softball or soccer equipment to the children
of Nicaragua!! We are going back to San Marcos, Nicaragua, Concordís
sister city, to play baseball and do community service in August.   We
would, again, like to bring gently used clothing and equipment to leave
with the children there.~ We could take items such as cleats, gloves
(batting, goalie, baseball, softball), softballs, baseballs and catcherís
equipment as well as baseball or soccer shirts, pants and hats.   If you
have items to donate please contact [ mailto:lisab at trinethealth.com
]lisab at trinethealth.com or 369-4448. ~  We could also accept donations of
large suitcases or duffels.

The Community Education program offers a variety of enrichment programs in
Concord Schools this summer. For complete listings see the current course
bulletin, visit www.ace.colonial.net, or call Mary Zellner at 318-1432
weekday afternoons. Grades listed are as of next September. Community
Education programs are a service of the Concord-Carlisle Schools.
Driver Education, Age 15/9, June 28-July 22, Mon-Thurs, 6-8 PM, $625,
DE/111
Kaplan SAT Preparation, College prep, July 19-Aug 26, Mon & Wed, 9:30 AM,
$499, #1713
College Application Essay, Senior Yr, July 21, Wed, July 21, #1-3 PM, $25,
#1771
Trombone Choir, Age 12 up, July 26-Aug 12, Mon/Tu/Th, 7-8:30 PM, $125,
#1501
Driver Education, Age 15/9, August 2-25, Mon-Thurs, 6-8 PM, $625, DE/112

Check out the volunteer opportunities available during the summer.
Summer Opportunities
Picnic in the Park on July 4th needs many volunteers. Contact:[
mailto:frankok at comcast.net ]frankok at comcast.net
The Food Project in Lincoln needs help Saturday mornings through June.[
http://mail.colonial.net/~2volunteer/Flyers/Food%20Project%202010.html ]
Click Here for information.
Gleason Library can use help getting ready for their book sale. Contact: [
mailto:seema_peterson at yahoo.com ]seema_peterson at yahoo.com
Drumlin Farms has summer volunteer positions available. Contact: [
mailto:psowizral at massaudubon.org ]psowizral at massaudubon.org
The Discovery Museum has summer volunteer opportunities. Check our current
calendar for more info.
Charles River Watershed Assoc. needs volunteers to clear invasive plants.
Contact: [ mailto:rwickham at crwa.org ]rwickham at crwa.org
Household Goods Recycling of Mass needs volunteers. Contact:[
mailto:Joann.Berry at hgrm.org ]Joann.Berry at hgrm.org
Stoneymeade Farm in Acton needs help in their therapeutic riding program.
Contact:[ mailto:Nickiswap at yahoo.com ]Nickiswap at yahoo.com
You can go to our [
http://mail.colonial.net/~2volunteer/2Volunteer/WhatsNew.html ]web site
for more information about these and other volunteer opportunities.
2 Volunteer Committee
David Holdorf, Barbara Howland, Ann Trudeau,
Kathy Dwyer, Laura Close
2volunteer at colonial.net
http://mail.colonial.net/~2volunteer/pages/



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