Career Connections: 8th grade Academy students from WHS and CHS attended the Finance Park simulation today at the Junior Achievement building. Students learned about financial literacy and fiscal responsibility by visiting storefronts during the simulation
The 9th Grade field trip to Jolly Rogers on Thursday, June 13, is now open to 10th and 11th graders who may wish to go. Permissions slips and money are due by Monday, June 10. See Mrs. Thomas if interested!
Attention all parents: 8th grade through 11th grade devices will be collected starting on Monday, June 10th. Please make sure your student brings their device, bag and charger for collection. Thank you.
ATTENTION PARENTS OF 8TH GRADERS: Permission slips were due Friday for the upcoming Junior Achievement Finance Park field trip scheduled for Tuesday, 6/4/24. Please send in the permission slip tomorrow or write a note giving your child permission to attend. This trip is free to all 8th grade students.
Congratulations to this week's students and staff of the week. We are blessed to have you as a part of our CAHS family.
June 1st! Get the ballers out!
Hosted by Athletic Director Greg Bozman, the Spring Sports Awards were held this evening. Recognitions for JV and Varsity Baseball, Softball, Bocce, and Track & Field were given. Also recognized were those students awarded the Minds in Motion, a recognition of student athletes who maintained at least a 3.25 GPA during the spring season. Congratulations to all athletes!
Students from Ms. Vickie Nelson and Mr. David Simpson's photography and art classes went on a field trip to the Ocean City Art Center and the Salisbury ArtSpace where they enjoyed seeing fine art and photography exhibitions.
Tomorrow, Friday, May 31, band and club pictures will be taken for the yearbook, beginning at 7:30 am in the auditorium.
Senior Joshua Lankford was one of the eighteen winners of the Minds in Motion Scholar-Athlete Scholarships for the 2023-2024 academic year awarded by MPSSAA. This award was the first time in the 18-year history of the scholarship that a CHS student has won it He, with his parents, Matt and Jeania Lankford, and Athletic Director Greg Bozman, attended a luncheon today for all the winners, held at the Baltimore Ravens stadium to receive a $1,000 scholarship. Congratulations Josh!
A few photos from Mrs. Hannah Sterling from the county-wide Olympiad held yesterday, Wednesday, May 29!
Christ Fellowship Bible Church will be hosting the Class of 2024 Baccalaureate Service on Sunday, June 2, 2024 at 6:00 pm. Seniors will be wearing their graduation attire. The community is invited to attend to worship with the Seniors.
Reminder! Spring Sports Awards will be held today, Thursday, May 30, at 6 pm in the auditorium!
Congratulations to 2020 graduate Gracie Simpson, daughter of PJ and Mitch Simpson, on her graduation from Salve Regina University, in Newport, RI, earning her BA in Admin of Justice degree. Here she is pictured with her parents and brother. Way to go Gracie!
The newly formed Quill & Scroll Honor Society recently held its induction for charter members. The honor society was revived after a 48-year hiatus and is advised by Ms. Vickie Nelson, Journalism, Photography and Public Speaking teacher. The society's goal is to address improved communication.
It's never too late to share photos and here are the senior game pics for softball and baseball. There were a few seniors not present. Spring Sports Awards are scheduled for this Thursday, May 30 at 6 pm in the auditorium.
Memorial Day 2024 - A day of remembrance and honor. Select members of the CHS Band, under the direction of Mrs. Heather McHenry played at today's Memorial Day Service held at the City Cemetery and hosted by the American Legion Post #16. Threatening rain abbreviated the service, but those participating did an awesome job with the playing of the National Anthem and Taps.
Anyone needing Service Learning Hours, please check this out. A great opportunity to earn hours and do something great for our community!
We recognize Mr. Daniel Arbili, ESOL Teacher
Helping students settle in a new country, with new surroundings, a new school, new people, a new language, new friends, and helping them begin communicating with others is a huge challenge. Coming from a multicultural background myself and having lived in over 20 countries I know how hard being thrown into a new "world" is...The first year is very important for language learners who need to familiarize themselves with everything new and seeing the sudden improvements after the initial "shock" period is over and hearing them say their first sentence in English is the best thing in the world! I love seeing students learn new things which will help them succeed later in life and being part of that makes me very proud!
We recognize Mr. Randy Laird, Social Studies Teacher
Mr. Randy Laird is our CHS’s U.S. Government, Contemporary Issues, and Geography teacher. He is also the advisor of our National Honor Society, co-advisor of the senior class, the organizer for prom this year, and the social studies department chair. To Mr. Laird, teaching means educating the youth on how to be productive citizens in our community as they continue to grow in this changing world.
