Cape Hatteras Secondary SchoolThis Week at Cape Hatteras Secondary School February 27th Edition

By Randy Ratliff | Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Cape Hatteras Secondary School, This Week at Cape Hatteras Secondary School February 27th Edition

February Middle School Students of the Month!

The Middle School Awards Assembly was held on Tuesday in the Auditorium.
Congratulations to these students for their outstanding performance for the month of February!

   6th Grade  Mckayla Gordon & Peyton Cabral                 
   7th Grade  Chey Gaskins & Liam Dilworth                  
   8th Grade  Jeffery Wescoat & Keyaira Clever
 

Dell Chromebooks for High School Students

Did you know that any student in the 9th-12th grade can sign up to receive a Dell Chromebook for school use?  

Students have the option to check out a Chromebook to keep with them for the remainder of the 2014-2015 school year. The fee is only $12.50 to be able to take the Chromebook home. Students also have the option to check out a Chromebook daily through the Media Center for school use only.  There is no fee for this option.  

For more information click "HERE" to learn more about the Dare County Schools Digital Learning Initiative Plan.

 

Cape Hatteras Secondary School of Coastal Studies School Counselor Karla Jarvis holding the congratulatory letter from the NC Leukemia and Lymphoma Society with senior Krista Cartwright.

Cartwright served as one of the senior class reps for the Pennies for Patients Project taken on by CHSSCS students. The school as a whole raised $653.67 for blood cancer research. The Junior class raised the most funds with $248.50; second place went to seventh grade with $141.54; third place went to eighth grade, raising $124.66. Ms.Jarvis organized the project for the school as a way to honor the memory of middle school math teacher Scott Day. "Hopefully," says Ms. Jarvis, "we will make this an annual event."  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Buy Your Yearbook Today While Supplies Last!

Visit yearbookforever.com or see Mrs. Salmon in Room 306.  

If paying by check be sure to include your physical address and home phone number on the check.

 
 

Students at Work Week, March 2 - 6, 2015

Students at Work Week is a project of the North Carolina Business Committee for Education in partnership with NCDPI. The goal is for North Carolina businesses to help eighth grade students in their community to see the variety of opportunities that exist in the workplace.  Students at Work a statewide initiative endorsed by the Governor to promote college and career readiness and help reduce the dropout rate.  
 
Benefits to students include:              
1.  Promote career awareness and opportunities
2.  Connect with business people
3.  Understand the knowledge and skills that 21st century workplaces demand
4.  Establish a connection between academics and the real world of work
 
Benefits to businesses include:
1.  Promote career awareness and engage students who may be potential employees
2.  Enhance communication and goodwill between business and community
3.  Connect educators and students with business people
4.  Demonstrate the value of community service and reignite passion for public service
5.  Provide leadership, writing, and organizational opportunities for employees beyond routine job description
 
 

Lost and Found!! 

If your child has items that are missing, the Lost and Found in Mrs. Ashlee Garcia's room is full of jackets, sweaters, bags, and shirts. Please come to collect your items as soon as possible. 

 

 

Congratulations again CHSS Science Olympiad Team!

 
The entire CHSS SO Team, here with Coaches Jessica Polk and Tiffany Bock -
 
Zachary Huizing, Samantha Smith, James Tawes, Conner Tawes, Colby Day, Madeline Chandler, Susanna Couch, James Hild, Chris Zavala, Kate Tawes, Tayler Gavetti, Noah Allen, Jackson Whitley, Sophie Waterfield, Macy Quidley, Krystle Woods, Kendal Woods, Jonah Dixon, Jadon Midgett, Amy Chen, Evan Cabral, Trafton Reynolds, Enrique Babilonia, Simon Wilson, Brooke Oberbeck, Levi Christ, Max Bigney, Jeremiah Krawchuck.