Carbondale CommunityHigh School

1301 E. Walnut St. Carbondale, IL 62901Phone (618) 457-3371Fax (618) 549-1686

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CCHS Administrative Center330 South Giant City RoadCarbondale, IL 62902Phone (618)-457-4722Fax (618)-457-3353

DAILY BULLETIN

Tuesday, May 30^th, 2023

GIRLS BASKETBALL 2024! There will be a meeting after school today from 3:15-3:30 for anyone interested in playing girls’ basketball next season.  Please meet in the gym (Tuesday, May 30^th).

AP ENVIRONMENTAL: Students enrolled in 23-24 school year AP Environmental Science should make sure that they have joined Google Classroom for the course. Please, be on the lookout for the summer adventure assignment. Also, please feel free to stop in to meet Ms. Neitzer and ask any questions in room D211.

TERRIER TUTORING:  The last day of Terrier Tutoring is today. Come and see us students!  We can help!

LOST AND FOUND ITEMS!  Please check the lost and found in Officer Dillow’s room.  All items will be donated at the end of the year. Please come and claim your missing items!

FREE ART! Come check out and grab yourself some FREE art! That's right, totally free and totally rad! There's two boxes, one by the photo lab and one by the art studio, grab what you like and leave what you don't! Have a super duper day from the Art Department!

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BOYS TRACK TEAM who participated in the state track meet over the weekend. Austin Dedecker placed 3^rd in the 400-meter dash.  The 4X400 relay team of Brennen Gleason, Makari Roper, Austin Dedecker and Oluwapelumi Badejo placed 4^th and broke the school record with a time of 3:21.:36!  Way to go boys track!

CONGRATULATIONS TERRIER SOFTBALL AND GOOD LUCK AT SECTIONAL FINALS! The Terrier Softball team defeated Herrin 9-3 on Friday to advance to the Sectional Semi-Final game at Highland tonight at 4:30pm.  The team will play Waterloo.  Good luck girls!

ANNOUNCEMENT FOR WEEK 5:

Continuing with May's Mental Health Awareness Month, we will end the month by focusing on hope and positivity and supporting one another by sharing key resources during May and beyond.

No matter the situation, there is always help and there is always hope.

*Be aware of the signs and symptoms of mental health issues so that we can all work together to support one another.

*If you are worried about your mental health or are worried about someone you know, there are resources and people out there who are willing to help, no matter what your situation is.

*Whether we share resources, encourage others to seek help or simply are there for someone when they need us, we instill hope and can help other to reach out when they need it most.

PRIOR ANNOUNCEMENTS

QUILL: If you preordered a copy of Quill, please stop by Mrs. Godinez's room, C213, to pick yours up. If you have not paid for yours, please bring payment when you come to pick yours up!

TERRIER TUTORING is available in the Media Center every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 3:15 – 4:45 p.m. Help is available in math, English, and science, or to work on homework in a quiet space.

STUDENTS!  Just a reminder that our amazing cafeteria staff makes salads and chicken wraps every day!  If you would like a salad or chicken wrap at lunch, simply go to the cafeteria before 8:20, sign up at the cash register, and pick it up at lunch.  Shout out to our cafeteria staff for all their hard work! Regular lunch fees apply.

THE CAFETERIA COOKS would like to remind us to return our lunch trays to the dish room window or the tray carts. Please remember to clean up after yourself.


COUNSELING ANNOUNCEMENTS

CONTINUING WITH MAY'S MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH, this week, our goal will be to encourage individuals to seek help if they need it, as well as showing the importance of supporting others by offering words of encouragement and celebrating small successes.

Let’s support each other and make it okay to reach out and seek help whenever we need it.

*Be aware of the signs and symptoms of mental health issues so that we can all work together to support one another.

*If you are worried about your mental health or are worried about someone you know, there are resources and people out there who are willing to help, no matter what your situation is.

*Whether we share resources, encourage others to seek help or simply are there for someone when they need us, we instill hope and can help other to reach out when they need it most.

 FORMER STUDENT TALK AT CCHS ABOUT YALE UNIVERSITY: Sign up in SCOIR to hear from Eli Tsung about his experience from CCHS to Yale. Visit to occur: Wednesday, May 24, during Terrier Time.

Seniors: [email protected],  

Juniors: [email protected]  

Sophomores:  [email protected]

Freshmen: [email protected]

SENIORS:  Please refer to the Scholarship tab in The Class of 2023 Google Classroom for more application information on the scholarships listed below.  If you are not in the Class of 2023 Google Classroom, please email Ms. Walls @ [email protected]


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