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STUDENT MESSAGES - MAY 15TH
  • CSU's Visual Arts Dept. Final Projects Viewing : On Tuesday, May 20th, Rose is walking over to CSU's Visual Arts Dept. to see the Master's students final projects on display. Any interested students meet Rose after school at 2:45pm to go over.
  • Independent packets : Due this Friday (May 16th) by 3:00pm
  • ACE Credit : Anyone interested in earning ACE credit this summer, there will be a meeting in Gayna's room next Tuesday, May 20th at lunch. Pizza will be provided.
  • FRCC Classes for Juniors : Interested in taking classes at Front Range Community College for the Fall Semester? If you are you could get it paid for through the House Bill program. Come down to the counseling offices and see Galynn for more information. Deadline for applications is May 21st.
  • The Houska-Houska 5K race is May 26th. Let's get a team together and run/walk. Details to be announced.
  • Girl Scouts of Colorado will be hosting a week-end of inspiration for teens, ages 11-17 years old, on June 6-8 in Greeley. The cost is $175 and scholarships are available. See Lupe for details.
SENIOR ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • FRCC Classes (House Bill Program): Are you interested in taking classes at Front Range Community College? If you are you could get it paid for through the House Bill program. Come down to the counseling offices and see Galynn for more information. Deadline for applications is May 21st.
  • CSU Advisor: There will be an academic advisor here from CSU on next Wednesday at 9:00am (April 30th) See Galynn for more information.
  • ROTARY CLUB Scholarship: The Ft Collins Breakfast Rotary Club will be awarding a CHS senior with a scholarship. Please see Lupe in the Counseling Office to pick up an application and for further details.
DID YOU KNOW?
"Two plus eleven" and "one plus twelve" not only give the same result but use the same letters.
SPANISH - WORD OF THE DAY
El Palo — The Stick
HEXTER STUDENTS TO BE RECOGNIZED
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GRADUATES STARS PERFECT ATTENDANCE

Students that met
their goals. We are
very proud of
our graduates.

Tiffany Maxwell
Amy Pierce
Melanie Pike
Dawn Shaver
Katie Vacha
Matt Houston
Brandi Isham
Paula Bernander

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Students that went above and beyond
their daily
requirements.

Manny Cordova
Jesse Jones
Candis Padilla
Andrew Wilson
Kaven Kruger
Talisha Lozano



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Students that made the extra effort to not miss a single class.

Marisol Bocanegra
Nicole Christian
Matt Demars
Steven Garcia
Ali Harrison
Chris Roldan
Monica Sanchez



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COMMUNITY MATTERS


Environmentors:
An after school program where a student earns independent science credit or community service credit while CSU working on a long term environmental project with a one on one with a mentor from CSU. If the project is selected, the student can win an all expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. in May.
Read more.

Travel BagsTravel Bags: Centennial High School invites you to help local youth in need by supporting "CHS Community Matters: Travel Bags", a program that helps homeless students by providing them with a travel bag filled with necessary hygiene items.
Read more.

Students build wheelchair rampStudents Build a Wheelchair Ramp: These students were preparing for a Road Scholar trip.
View photos.

Students sewing travel bagsHabitat for Humanity: Eweek gave students a chance to work at Habitat for Humanity and make travel bags.
View photos.

ROAD SCHOLAR PROGRAMS
» Chile Trip

Centennial is offering students the rare opportunity to travel to Chile for 14 days to participate in community service projects such as rebuilding a historic church and working on farms.

» 2006 Chile Trip - Read updates

» Coloradoan Newspaper Article

Please see Bryan Maddox or Kim Donegan for more information.

NEW IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS

New Immunization Requirements for allNew Immunization Requirements students entering the 10th grade in the 2007-2008 school year. These student will be required to have proof of receiving the Tdap vaccine. This is based on the Center for Disease Control recommendations to prevent cases of Pertussis (Whooping Cough). Read More

UPCOMING EVENTS
    » May Calendar

  • May 19: Senior Awards Reception (7:00pm)

  • May 20: Eweek Assembly (10:15am)

  • May 20: ACE Meeting (lunch)
    Earn Credit over summer
    Location: Gayna's Room

  • May 20: Walk to CSU Visual Arts Dept. with Rose and view Master's student's final projects (2:45pm)

  • May 21: Eweek Sign Up after lunch

  • May 21: FRCC classes - House Bill Program Application Deadline

  • May 22: Mini Graduation (9:00am)

  • May 22: Senior Picnic/ Yearbook signing (11:00am)

  • May 22: SENIOR GRADUATION
    Location: (Lincoln Center) (7:00pm)

  • May 23: Eweek Meeting after lunch

  • May 26: Memorial Day
    (No School)

  • May 26: Houska-Houska 5K race

  • May 27-29: Elective week

  • May 30: Breakfast (8:00am)

  • May 30: Moab Presentation (9:00am)

  • May 30: 6th Hexter Quilt Presentation

  • May 30: Last Day of School

  • Jun 6-8: Week-end of
    Inspiration for Teens
    Hosted by Girl Scouts of Colorado
    Location: Greeley

2007-2008 YEARBOOK
Senior Baby Ad

Buy your yearbooks now for $11. The price will go up in May to $15.

HEALTH CENTER: WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP

Health Center VisitIt is easy to overlook the youth in our own backyard. Sometimes the smallest amounts can truly make the greatest difference.

The Health Center services are funded entirely by donations, grants and student fees. We need your help to provide continued operating expenses until our annual "Steak Fry" on April 26, 2008, which serves as our major fundraising event for the Health Center.

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TABS FOR LIFE

Save Your Pop Tabs - Please

Pop TabsFor every pound of pop tops from soda cans collected, a patient is helped with dialysis here in Ft.Collins. Turn in pop tops to front desk or Tim's room.

VOLUNTEERS!
Helping hands

Help shape the future. Volunteers are needed for a variety of tasks inside and outside the classroom.

For more information about any volunteering opportunities at CHS, please contact Sylvia Marshall our Volunteer Building Coordinator at 970.488.4940 or send email.

Opportunity: A volunteer needed with clerical computer experience who could help with mailings. Excel and Word experience.

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