Announcements for Wednesday, October 15, 2025
Good morning CHS!
· The Spring internship application is now open in SchooLinks. Any current junior or senior interested can apply. The link for more information and to apply is in your school email. The deadline for all applications and forms is December 1st. See Mrs. Niebrugge with questions.
· Freshman are now allowed to leave the cafeteria at lunchtime, but you need to stay on campus. You must still attend WIN.
· Indiana State University will be here today during lunch. Lakeland College will be here tomorrow during lunch.
· Trick or treat, your F is here. Come fix it before your mom appears! Tutoring in room 305 during WIN A.
· Burr…It’s getting cold outside. Don’t freeze. The Thread n’ Gold clothing room has what you need. Come on down to room 107 in the basement to fill out a card and drop it in the mailbox. We are open on Tuesdays and Thursdays during 6th and 8th periods. Get cozy with some gear, stay warm, stay stylish, and stay gold!
· Do you love making your own sandwiches Your Way? Come visit the “Make your own Sub” station in the cafeteria at lunch.
· . Our Lunch, Listen, and Learn performance for October is coming up this Thursday in the Auditorium! This month, we are presenting award-winning hip hop artist and TEDx speaker, Shaun Boothe, who uses live musical performance and multimedia to inspire students to reach their full potential. During Lunch/WIN he will be presenting his critically acclaimed musical project called "Live Your Legacy" that celebrates cultural icons through biographical rap songs- essentially repackaging history through hip hop music. The performance begins at 11:40am and will end at 12:25pm. Bring your lunch down and join us for this exciting performance!
· There will be a softball meeting tonight at 5:45pm at the softball field for anyone interested in playing softball this spring.
· Congrats to Ellie Shaw and Lauren Ealy for winning their bass fishing tournament at Newton Lake on Sunday. Good job girls!
Today’s quote is by Aristotle – “The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet.”