Teacher of the
Year: Linda Gibson
“Students will respect all
people, including themselves, and all property, including their own, at all
times.”
CHS
This is Homecoming week, so
get ready! See the list of events
below! Our staff may wear nice looking jeans (please, no faded, frayed, patched,
or with holes) everyday during homecoming week.
You are to show your spirit by wearing a
Congratulations
to our Student Council for a very successful 3rd annual homecoming
parade. It continues to get bigger and
better each year! Thank you to all the
parents that assisted with driving vehicles and donating time to assist the students. Thank you, too, to the
Please Read to
Students: Off-campus non-school
Homecoming Activities: The administration
and staff of
2008 Homecoming Court:
Congratulations to the following senior girls: Chelsea Begnaud, Micranesha Brown, Brittney Domingue,
Kalie Kasper, Danielle Landry, Callie Laviolette, Courtney Laviolette,
Kenya Louis, Erica Noel, Courtni Robicheaux,
April Savoy, Alyssa Vice.
Belated Happy Birthday to all the August and September
Birthdays: Jud Broussard, Dwayne Martin,
Christine Gaspard, Brenda Broussard, Pat James, Chris
Russell, Warren Sensat, Margaret Sonnier,
Ashlyn Roger, Renee Sorbet, Dolly Robicheaux,
Bob Nettles, Stacey Garbarino, Roland Eveland, Victoria Brown, Danny Lafleur,
Iveth Belaire, Rona Garner,
Melanie Feehan, Jewel Johnson.
Happy Birthday to the October births: Ken Marshall 2nd, Rene Bruno 5th,
Ulysses Allen 5th, Amy Owens 8th, Mack Moore 15th,
Michael Walz 19th, Jeanine LeBlanc 20th,
Ginger 21st, Brenda Olivier 30th.
October Faculty Meeting: The
monthly full hour meeting will be Monday, October 20that
Extended Library Hours: Please
announce to students that the library will remain open until
FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES - Notice Regarding Food Sales
During School Time: Teachers/Sponsors/Coaches who are conducting fund
raising activities involving edible items are to instruct the students they are
not to sell during school time. Sponsors may distribute items to students
during the school day but cannot sell for consumption except during the last
ten minutes of each lunch shift.
Sponsors who are in violation of this procedure could face disciplinary
action. This includes concessions, meat
sticks, chips, cookies, suckers, and candy related items.
October 6 – 11: “Reliving the Legacy” - Homecoming Activities and Games:
Regarding dress: No
profanity, drug, alcohol, sexual symbols or inappropriate language; all
clothing must be appropriate to wear at school; no tank tops, halters, or crop
tops; all footwear must be closed; jeans and hats are allowed on Monday through
Friday.
Dress Class Lunch game Monday: Decades
Day (50s – 80s) Sophomores Toilet paper wrap
Tuesday: Twin
Day Freshmen Sack race
Wednesday: Wacky Day Juniors Egg toss
Thursday: Sports
Friday: HC Spirit
Shirt Everyone DJ during one lunch and stadium
pep rally
On Friday, October 10th, students will attend 1st
– 4th
periods and then have one lunch shift. Students will report to the stadium for pep
rally activities and busses will pick students up at the stadium.
Homecoming Dance: Homecoming dance will be held at the UL-L
ballroom on Saturday, October 11th from
Monday,
October 6th will be Homecoming Court Presentation and Flag Raising
Ceremony morning program:
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Building
2 teachers will take their classes to the building 2 side of the front parking
lot. Upstairs is NOT TO USE the outside
catwalk to the stairs. Use the stairs
inside of the building.
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Buildings
3 and 4 will take their classes to the little theater side of the front parking
lot.
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Building
7 and the Boys’ Gym will report to the little theater side of the front parking
lot.
All
teachers are responsible for supervising their students. Classes will be called out to the parking lot
by buildings beginning at
Monday, October 6:
“A Day” Special bell schedule for introduction of the court
Report
to First period 7:15 – 7:25 First lunch 10:52
– 11:22
Report
to Front of School When called First Third period
Program
Report
back to First period
Second
period
Following
the presentation, the homecoming court and escorts will enjoy a breakfast
together at Prejean’s
Tuesday, October 7:
“B Day” Regular bell schedule
Wednesday, October 8:
“A Day” Regular bell schedule
Thursday, October 9:
“B Day” Regular bell schedule
Friday, October 12 – “A Day” – Homecoming Pep Rally
1.
Special pep rally bell schedule
First period 7:15
– 8:35
Second period 8:41
– 9:53
Third period 10:00
– 11:10
Fourth period 11:16
– 12:25 Students are to use their lockers for the
last time today.
DJ Lunch 12:25 – 1:00
Mrs. Castille will assign times for duty teachers.
Stadium Pep Rally
Buses will
report to the stadium to pick up students to dismiss.
2.
Homecoming activities will begin tonight at
3.
“When developing your listening skills,
listen to understand the other person, not to form a rebuttal.”
Saturday, October 11:
Monday, October 13:
“B Day” Regular bell schedule
Advance Planner:
October
13: AOIT parent meeting for
freshmen at 6:00 p.m. in the Little Theater
October
14: TAA homeroom
October
14: District Marching Festival
at Comeaux
October
15: PLAN test
October
15: Beta/NHS Inductions at 6:00
p.m.
October
16: National Boss Day
October
20: Faculty meeting
October
20 – 24: GEE retest
October
21 – 23: NCLB auditors will be on campus
checking inventory of classroom items