CHS DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Wednesday, September 13, 2023

Good Morning Carroll ----

Please stand for the ----

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:  I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands: One Nation under God, Indivisible, With Liberty and Justice for all.

Please be seated for a ----
MOMENT OF SILENCE

IMPORTANT REMINDERS:
Early Dismals
10-12 Students if you are given an EARLY DISMAL PASS you MUST sign out in STUDENT SERVICES ---- BEFORE you leave the building.
Freshman Students – IF you are given an EARLY DISMAL PASS --- you MUST sign out in the Freshman Office ---- BEFORE you leave the building.

School Emails
*All STUDENTS ---- You NEED to be checking your school emails every day. Staff and teachers are sending reminders and information to you via emails.

Backpacks
*You are allowed to carry 1 backpack from class to class. Everyone has been assigned a locker or there are day lockers you can use by the weight room if you need a place to keep a backpack.
NO backpacks are permitted in the Food Lines during breakfast or lunch.

Parking Permits

Students if you are driving to school ---- YOU NEED a 23-24 Carroll Parking Permit in your vehicle.

To purchase a parking permit --- Bring your driver’s license, vehicle registration and $30.00 cash or check to student services. All vehicles that are in the student lot NEED to have a 23-24 CHS permit on it.

Closed Lunch/Food Deliveries

*CHS has a “CLOSED” lunch policy.

This means:

• Students are NOT ALLOWED to leave campus just for eating lunch.
• NO restaurant/fast food can be ordered and/or delivered to students via food delivery services during school hours.
• NO restaurant/fast food is to be brought into the cafeteria during lunch. If you are coming to school from Internship/Appointments/Running Late and have purchased food from a restaurant on your way here – you MUST finish eating it in your car.

GUIDANCE: 
*Attention sophomores and juniors who are looking for a great leadership opportunity – Stop in the guidance office and pick up information on the Pave the Path Summit Leadership Program.  This is an opportunity for you to examine your own personal brand and connect this personal brand to leadership and entrepreneurial skills.  See Ms. Lehman in the guidance office if interested in this great program.

 *Any student who is 16 or 17 years old and interested in helping work the election polls in November should stop by the guidance office and pick up an application and information.  If you have questions, see Ms. Lehman in the guidance office.

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*Oakview Elementary School – FALL Festival
TOMORROW --- 5:30-7:30 pm is Oakview’s Fall Festival and they Need volunteers.
A lot of fun activities are planned, and they need help running the activities.
Come to Student Services for more information.
Here is the signup genius link to share with your students.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080549AFA62EA1F49-oakview1

*Seniors:  If you have not turned in your senior shot requirement paperwork - The deadline is THIS FRIDAY – September 15. You NEED to get the paperwork turned into the nurse ASAP.

CLUBS/ACTIVITIES:
Sophomores
Look for an email from Mr. Klein today, during homeroom.  Today you will vote for class officers. Your votes are due by the end of the school day today.

FRESHMEN:

ATHLETICS:
*Do you want to get some volunteer hours and have fun doing it?  We are looking for volunteers to help with Friday Night Football Concessions.  See Mrs. Sigmon or Mr. Ginder for more details.

*Attention Neon Nation
If you plan on going to the game vs Snider (Played at Northrop High School) on Friday, you will be required to show an ID to enter with your purchased ticket.  The ID can be your school ID or a driver’s license.  Please be prepared.

*There will be a boys VB open gym tonight in the CFC from 6-8.  You MUST have your physical in final forms to participate.

IN CHARGER ACTION:
Last night the girls golf team defeated Columbia City at Eagle Glen 158-217.  Leading the Chargers was Taylor Larkins with a 35, Brianna Wing with a PR of 39, Marissa GeRue 41, Gaby Frick 43, and Maggie Carr 46.
JV was also victorious on their last match of the season with a 200.  Leading JV was Natalie Winter 45, Laura Dimberio 50, April Green 52, Taylor Niedens 53, and Lexi Bowman 60.

ACTIVY PERIOD
Rotation B - Today

 Location Change:
Enlightened Leaders – Room B19

 Addition:
10-12 Student Council – Recycling – meet in the commons to get your assignment

THANK YOU
HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY!!!!!