Happy Veterans to all past and present members of the armed forces. Thank you for your service.
Veterans Day announcement from CCHS
The Crucible: No Parris Island recruit can become a Marine without surviving this test
O'Niell Pursuing Dream After Life-Altering Surgery
Air Force pararescueman and Wounded Warrior athlete August O'Niell, who was badly injured in Afghanistan, underwent a life-altering surgery.
Potential Bell Schedule Change Meeting
Combined High School/Parents Association/Principal's Coffee Meeting
We will be meeting to discuss a potential bell schedule change for the 2017-2018 school year.
Where: CCHS
When: Monday, December 5th
Time: 9:30
Location: High School Library
Environmental Field Studies Group
By Gabrielle Wilson '17
"Make your Mark" and terracycle used markers, pens (no wooden pencils) by Nov.15th (drop-off box in Main Lobby) and provide clean drinking water to those in need! We donate all program proceeds to Charity:Water. Learn more about their global impact: http://www.Environmental Field Studies Group, EFSG, combined the talents of its members to write a script for and perform a video called "Bring on the Green" about how simple donations can provide people around the world with fresh drinking water. We collect plastic cereal bag liners, granola bar wrappers that are shiny and silver on the inside, used pens, mechanical pencils, and markers. For each item we collect and send to Terracycle, a 2 cent donation is made to the non-profit Charity: Water to provide people with fresh drinking water. Last year, CCHS provided 19 people with an entire year of drinking water!
Terracycle bins are set up around the school, where you can drop off these items (in front of the library, by the sustainability wall of the main hallway, in break-out space by the Rivers & Revolutions classroom, and in front of room 436). There are also plastic containers on most 3rd and 4th-floor classrooms, for pencils and pens. Please do not put food items themselves, liquids, or bottles, into these bins. With your help, we can make a huge impact!
The Bring on the Green video was directed by Issac Carlson and edited by Kathryn Schubert (both CCHS 2016). EFSG is advised by CCHS teachers Priscilla Guiney, Nora Murphy, and Peter Nichol. Big thanks to CCTV for providing their studio and expertise. Without the help of Kester Krueger this film could not have been completed.
Make Your Mark
Senior Internship
By Alison Nowicki
This spring, some seniors will be participating in an internship program coordinated by Babson College, which runs from the end of April until the end of May. More specific information about the program can be found here. If you are interested in hosting an intern, please fill out this form. Please note, students will not be placed in his/her parent's company.
If you have questions or need additional information about hosting an intern, please contact Peter Bagley at peter@peterbagley.com
Senior Internship Program Information
Strategies for Reducing Academic Stress & Creating Successful Students
Executive Function Workshop (Free) - Wednesday, November 9, 2016, 7:00-8:30 pm, CCHS Learning Commons.
Learn strategies to help your child better manage his/her nightly homework, including planning, organizational, and time management strategies. Please join Dan Levine and Melissa Wilson of Engaging Minds for a free workshop designed specifically for parents of students in grades 5-12, though open to any parent whose student can benefit. For planning purposes, an RSVP is appreciated but not required: Strategies for Reducing Academic Stress. Please join SEPAC for refreshments between 6:30-7pm. If you have any questions, please contact concordsepac@gmail.com.
Concord Electric Bus
What's On The Wall
CCHS Colonial Sound Wall
Veterans Day
Syrian Refugee Fund Raiser
Make Your Mark
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