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NC Honor <strong>School</strong> of Excellence<br />
In This Issue<br />
This Week’s Events ~ Academic Excellence ~ “Order of the Chevalier” ~ 5 th Six<br />
Weeks Honor Roll ~ Junior Marshals ~ 2011-2012 Principal’s Advisory Council ~<br />
Congratulations ~ Proctors Needed ~ Attendance Waiver and Recovery ~<br />
Sports Updates ~ Second Semester Exam Schedule ~ Upcoming Events ~<br />
Senior News ~ Summer Reading ~ <strong>High</strong> Tech Camp<br />
This Week’s Events<br />
6/2 – CHS Talent Show @ 7:00pm<br />
E – NEWS<br />
<strong>Cuthbertson</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />
1400 <strong>Cuthbertson</strong> Road, Waxhaw, NC 28173<br />
Phone (704) 296-0105 Fax (704)843-3565 Website http://chs.<strong>ucps</strong>.k12.nc.us/<br />
“Through rigorous academics, integrative technology, expressive arts, and<br />
competitive athletics, the mission of <strong>Cuthbertson</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> is to empower all<br />
students to be leaders in a changing global community.”<br />
Volume 2 - Issue 37 – May 31 st – June 5 th<br />
6/4 – Free Sports Physicals @ 12:30pm at Sun Valley <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />
• Academic Excellence Cluster Ceremony<br />
<strong>Cuthbertson</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> held the annual <strong>Cuthbertson</strong> Cluster Academic Excellence Ceremony on Tuesday, May<br />
24 th . Each school recognized Academic Excellence, Leadership, and Community Service winners. The schools<br />
that participated in the ceremonies were; <strong>Cuthbertson</strong> <strong>High</strong>, <strong>Cuthbertson</strong> Middle, New Town Elementary and<br />
Kensington Elementary. The award winners for <strong>Cuthbertson</strong> <strong>High</strong> were:<br />
9 th Grade – Nolan Kelligrew Yes, I Can Award – Ariel Knauer<br />
9 th Grade – Ethan Good Most Improved Award – Allison Allman<br />
10 th Grade – Caroline Hensley Principal’s Award – Sarah Wilson<br />
10 th Grade – Emily Morton Superintendent’s Leadership Award – Trent Johnson<br />
11 th – Caroline Monkiewicz Community Service Award for Club – CHS Beta Club<br />
11 th – Elena Wandzilak Community Service Award Senior – Stephanie Serrapica<br />
12 th – Deborah Guthmann<br />
12 th – Connor Glair<br />
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• “Order of the Chevalier” Induction Ceremony<br />
The “Order of the Chevalier” is a legion of honor, for a chevalier is a French word equivalent of the English<br />
knight. Each month, teachers send out four postcards to reward students for exceeding their expectations.<br />
Each semester, all nominations are reviewed, and each department selects one nominee for induction.<br />
On Friday, May 27, we had the pleasure of honoring the following students:<br />
CTE Department: Shannon Hendel<br />
English Department: Corey Shea<br />
Fine Arts Department: Angelica Beverly<br />
Individual Academics: Sean Hogan<br />
Math Department: Brittany McFarland<br />
PE Department: Peter Hendel<br />
Science Department: Ava Maritato<br />
Social Studies Department: Devin Johnson<br />
World Languages Department: Tristen Taylor<br />
In addition to inducting nine students in the “Order of the Chevalier,” we also inducted CTE Teacher Pat Cooper,<br />
Art Teacher David Malady, and parent volunteer Agnes McAleer.<br />
All inductees were honored at a PTSO-sponsored breakfast and were awarded certificates. Students were<br />
awarded engraved keychains, while Mrs. Cooper, Mr. Malady, and Mrs. McAleer were awarded engraved<br />
paperweights.<br />
• 5 th Six Weeks Honor Rolls<br />
A Honor Roll<br />
Grade 9<br />
Alexander Abuaita, Elsa Althof, Kristen Auman, Jennifer Barber, Katelyn Brock, Amy Byrd, Jade Carlson, Taylor<br />
Carman, Dominic Cianciosa, Ana Delgado, Maxwell Earing, Steven Fusco, William Fussy, Ethan Good, Janean<br />
Goodlow, Nathan Gordon, Brage Humphries, Alyssa Ingram, Micah Johnson, Samuel johnson, Nolan Kelligrew,<br />
Tessa Lockhart, Marta Lopez, Lauren MacKenzie, Evan Martinez, Annie Newman, Jake Pacheco, Emily L. Parker,<br />
Veronica Pfaff, Keagan Piatek, Nicole Pulcini, Chelsea Reckdenwald, Jenna Reynolds, Courtney Schepel, Anthony<br />
Sgro, Justin Shanahan, Amanda Sisti, Cassandra Skrutowski, Allison Smith, Melanie Smith, Gabrielle Spinella,<br />
Jessica Stitt, Samuel Strader, Sydney Surro, Andrew Svarishchuk, Hilda Swanepoel, Abigail Tesar, Audrey von-<br />
Amsberg, Elizabeth Wood, Rachel Zimmerman<br />
Grade 10<br />
Eric Allienello, Samantha Baker, Emily Barker, Jenalyse Bickmore, Aaron Bowman, Margaret Brown, Kathleen<br />
Cashman, Diego Chavez, Kristina Dailey, Elizabeth Davidson, Jason Drain, Storm Favara, Megan Feranda, Brittany<br />
Glover, Mallory Goan, Rebecca Gonzalez, Caroline Hensley, Jennifer Hewett, Marisa Hofmeister, Madeline<br />
Hosking, Jeffrey Johnson, Katherine Kamin, Kalli Karas, Tracy Kendrick, Andrea Kopaskie, Naish Lalloo, Emma<br />
Lang, Brittany Leibowitz, Mattalin Manning, Madison McCalla, Blair Meyer, Alexandra Monkiewicz, Emily<br />
Morton, Hannah Mulready, Emily Newman, Leah Painter, Elizabeth Pattison, Raquel Petrizzo, Remy Pignataro,<br />
Emily Price, Bijan Razavi, Peter Sadej, Kara Salvo, Sydney Simmons, Connor Sorensen, Tyler Spelane, Brandon<br />
Whiting, Mallory Williamson, Terry Woo<br />
Grade 11<br />
Amy Bareham, John Bartniski, Andrew Braswell, Katherine Campbell, Alexis Carson, Joseph Costa, Eric<br />
Hasenkopf, Darion Horner, Laura Jendretzki, Alexander Kopaskie, Amanda Lopez, Caroline Monkiewicz, Patrick<br />
Nebel, Elvis Perez, Morgan Ries, Aidan Riney, Amanda Salvo, Joshua Walker, Tiffany Walker, Elena Wandzilak,<br />
Justin Warren<br />
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Grade 12<br />
Kristen Bochicchio, Katrin Brunner, Christen Brunstetter, Richard Clark, Sarah D'Aeth, Daniel DeFelice, Leah<br />
Drawdy, Jessica Feranda, Connor Glair, Deborah Guthmann, Ashlee Hall, Peter Hendel, Kimberly Koch, Sarah<br />
Lowder, Carter Murphy, Amber Nebel, Julia Papuga, Narges Riazi, Courtney Spencer, Taylor Stuart, Sarah Wilson<br />
AB Honor Roll<br />
Grade 9<br />
Derek Armour, Jacob Atkinson, Quinn Bannon, Brandon Beckwith, Craig Biryla, Ian Bishop, Christopher Bristle,<br />
Morgan Carlson, Samantha Carroll, Jamerson Cauthen, Mackenzie Coe, Justin Colvin, Kourtney Cooper, Sarah<br />
Craig, Nathan Crowell, Matthew Cunningham, Gabriella Delvalle, Charles Diller, Matthew Dudzik, Hunter Duke,<br />
Kelsie Dwyer, Julissa Estrella, Allison Everhart, Simone Farb, Lauren Feinstein, Alyssa Finkelstein, Aliyah Gibbs,<br />
Brittany Gray, Ky'aira Greene, Victoria Haidar, Travis Hanna, Colby Hathaway, Britani Henry, Destiny Hernandez,<br />
Joshua Holler, Megan Hunt, Nikolete' Hurrinus, Mallory Johnson, Hunter Karas, Robert Kelly, Ryan Kendall,<br />
Brittany King, Emily Koester, Paige Koning, Benjamin Kunze, Kaylee Lamb, Anna Lang, Lauryn Ledyard, Taylor<br />
Lee, Michaela Locklear, Meghan Margies, Philip Mascolo, Justin Mazzola, Addison McCraw, Anna McCraw, Haley<br />
McGavin, Anthony Mello, David Moll, Amanda Muntz, Taylor Neal, Kara Newman, Madison Nuccio, Logan<br />
Padgett, Samantha Panko, Kirsten Pascale, Christopher Pattison, Kimberly Perez, Cory Perrette, Miranda Pikaart,<br />
Yana Poplavskiy, Kristen Pounds, Alicia Rangel, Dominique Romero, Christina Ruszala, Seth Sargent, Eliza<br />
Schnappinger, Troy Simpson, Lauren Skibbie, Rachael Snyder, Daniel Sodano, Stephanie Spencer, Connor Stark,<br />
Kai Stinson, Katherine Szczepkowski, Ashley Terkeurst, Haley Thoms, Shawn Valentine, James Vanjak, Kyler Vela,<br />
Renee Wallace, Alexis Webb, Katlyn Weber, Sarra Wildermuth, Christopher Williamson, Christy Wright, Leisha<br />
Wyman<br />
Grade 10<br />
Patrick Abouchacra, Christina Albrecht, Sydney Aldinger, Zoheny Anazagasty-Grajale, Hailey Barwick, Michael<br />
Bernat, Gina Brinson, Jurnee Case, Zachary Chitwood, Toni Clark, Nicholas Contafio, Bridget Coomber, Austin<br />
Corriher, Colin Cosentino, Alexus Cox, Windsor Cox, Logan Crow, Isiah Cureton, Paul D'Aeth, Melissa Damiano,<br />
Stephanie Deen, Andrew Dickens, Anthony Dionisio, Connor Dodd, Phenix Durham, Austin Duty, Margaret Dye,<br />
Kayla Edmonds, Ashley Etheridge, Kristin Everhart, Grace Falb, Lucas Fussy, Amanda Gage, Christina Glair, Lauren<br />
Gruber, Omar Halawani, Dylan Harper, Joshua Hattaway, Kylie Hawk, Susan Helms, Sean Hogan, Devin Johnson,<br />
Kelsey Jordan, Brianne Kasminoff, Tatum Katz, Megan Kiss, Hayley Kuhlkin, Benton Lunning, Dillon Malloy, Eric<br />
Maritato, Najee McCray, Kelli McDonnell, Matthew McGinnis, Courtney Meredith, Erika Miller, Alyssa<br />
Mitarotondo, Cameron Morrison, Alexander Norton, Zachary Olinzock, Mayra Ortiz, David Page, Danielle<br />
Pasciuto, Angela Perez, Michael Proctor, Seth Regan, Staci Renda, Rebecca Risalvato, Nathan Russell, Conor<br />
Sargent, Claire Seef, Elizabeth Simmons, Jacob Skrutowski, Riley Sloop, Aria Smith, Maria Sroczynski, Michelle<br />
Swislocki, Matthew Toland, Leah Upchurch, Danielle Wallace, Jessica Weber, Rachel Wells, Devin Wensevic,<br />
Alexa White, Erika Wiley, Natalie Wilkinson, Gabrielle Williams, Kyle Williams, Austin Wilson, Sloane Young<br />
Grade 11<br />
Harley Abbott, Marcia Afful, Lillian Allemond, Daniel Allen, Frederick Avezzano, Nicholas Bertrand, Brittany<br />
Bodine, Zachary Brigner, Matthew Capuano, Claire Corbitt, Alexandra Correa, Raven Covington, Matthew<br />
Cureton, Taylor Davison, Marisa DeLay, Alexandria DeMasi, Christopher Dethlefsen, Daniel Duchateau, Ashley<br />
Edberg, Ethan Ewing, Sarah Flieger, Ariana Gavin, Emily Glesias, Julia Grainger, Ryan Haddock, Milton Harris,<br />
Alexander Herring, Maddox Humphries, Kelsey Johnston, Michelle Knoud, Jillian Kreimer, Katelyn Ledford,<br />
Brittany Lowe, Kendall McGee, Kyle McGuire, Kevin McVay, Christine Miner, Nicholas Mlakar, Joseph Mottola,<br />
Nadiyah Muhammad, Safi Nasereldeen, Brogan O'Brien, Victoria Pacheco, Fotini Pahountis, Brianna Peters,<br />
Barrett Phaneuf, Taylor Plattenburg, Ross Porter, David Reed, Melody Rogers, Laura Rouse, Darian Salvador,<br />
Anthony Scaduto, Dayna Scheich, Mary Katherine Scheppegrell, Davi Schilipake, Joseph Skavroneck, Emily<br />
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Springer, Sarah Stephens, William Strader, Tristen Taylor, Tyesha Thomas, Savannah Tsintzos, Justin Turberville,<br />
Ashley Turner, Shannon Wagner, Jessica Wallace, Joshua Wilson, Timothy Winslow, Tri-Marcus Wright<br />
Grade 12<br />
Valerie Afam, Allison Allman, Kimberly Amzler, Kaitlyn Bochicchio, Elizabeth Corteville, Kirstin Dellinger,<br />
Christopher Doceti, Cody Esser, Melissa Fellmeth, Daniel Fratila-Ilies, Mohamed Galal, Mareike Gewiese, Brian<br />
Grainger, Hilary Grant, Kelsey Hathaway, Shannon Hendel, Corey Hewling, Austin Hill, Caitlin Huff, Cara Jackson,<br />
Briannan Jasek-Snow, Trent Johnson, Mckenna Karas, Ellie Ketchem, Kelsey Killion, Shawn Linnen, Chase<br />
Lunning, Ava Maritato, Daniel Marko, Michael Martin, Justine Neville, Meagan Padro, Douglas Perez, Stefan<br />
Raia, Kevin Rotunno, Jessica Russell, Bryan Seef, Laura Serran, Stephanie Serrapica, Amanda Sica, Demarco<br />
Singleton, Kimberly Stansfield, Jaylon Stitt, Vitaliy Svarishchuk, Geoffrey Vincent, Theresa Walther, Rachel Wild,<br />
Brittanie Wudkwych<br />
• Junior Marshals<br />
Congratulations to the following students who have been selected as junior marshals for graduation:<br />
Nicholas Bertrand<br />
Alexis Carson<br />
Ethan Ewing<br />
Ariana Gavin<br />
Caroline Monkiewicz<br />
Patrick Nebel<br />
Aidan Riney<br />
Mary Katherine Scheppegrell<br />
Joseph Skavroneck<br />
William Strader<br />
Joshua Walker<br />
Elena Wandzilak<br />
To be eligible for junior marshals, a student must be in the top 5% of the junior class based on his/her GPA at the<br />
end of the 5th grading period. Congratulations to these students on all of their hard work.<br />
• 2011-2012 Principal’s Advisory Council<br />
Principal’s Advisory Council (PAC) Named – 62 students applied for 18 positions on next year’s PAC. Former<br />
members were ineligible to apply this year to give more students an opportunity to serve in this role.<br />
Applications were reviewed and scored by faculty members. All applicants are to be commended for their strong<br />
essays. A special thank you is extended to the faculty who volunteered their time to aid in this process.<br />
Congratulations to the following students for being selected to the 2011-2012 Principal’s Advisory Council:<br />
Class of 2012: Lexie Correa, Amanda Lopez, Serbia Perry, Anthony Scaduto, Joey Skavroneck, Elena Wandzilak<br />
Class of 2013: Margaret Brown, Austin Corriher, Eric Feldman, Taylor Glover, Blair Meyer, Alexa White<br />
Class of 2014: Alex Abuaita, Jake Atkinson, Jade Carlson, Nikolete Hurrinus, Emily L. Parker, Anthony Sgro<br />
Class of 2015: (will have an opportunity to apply in the Fall)<br />
• Congratulations Women’s Soccer Team<br />
The <strong>Cuthbertson</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> women’s soccer team brings home the State 2A Championship. Pictures of players<br />
and the student section from the Women’s Soccer State Championship Game are available from Lifetouch at<br />
www.lifetouchevents.com. The password is 2AWSOCCER.<br />
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• Proctors Needed<br />
CHS will administer EOC exams June 7-10. Exams begin at 8:00 a.m. and end at approximately noon. In order to<br />
administer these exams we are in need of proctors. If you are available to volunteer your time, please contact<br />
Elenia Daniels in the Guidance Department. A proctor's training session will be offered Thursday, June 2, 3:00-<br />
3:30 pm in the Media Center. If you are unable to attend this training session, a make-up session will be held on<br />
Friday, June 3, from 7:00-7:45 a.m. in the Guidance Suite. Please remember that proctor's training is mandatory<br />
and required for every North Carolina Testing Program.<br />
• Attendance Waiver and Recovery<br />
Any student who has 8 or more absences in any class must go through the waiver/recovery process.<br />
• Per UCPS policy:<br />
• “Credit will not be granted for classes when absences for a student reach eight days for a semester<br />
long course and 15 days for a year long course.”<br />
• “Written documentation for an absence must be presented within three school days after the<br />
student returns to school; otherwise, the absence(s) will be recorded as unlawful.”<br />
• Students must be academically passing a class in order to go through the waiver and recovery process.<br />
• A student may be allowed to recover up to 8 class absences, with a maximum number of 3 recovered<br />
absences per class.<br />
• All waivers will be evaluated by the attendance committee. During the week of 5/16, any student who<br />
submitted a waiver will need to meet with Mrs. Rutowski (Attendance Counselor) to learn how much<br />
recovery time they will need to serve.<br />
• Recovery sessions will be offered in the media center during the following times:<br />
Tuesday, May 31 – Friday, June 3, daily sessions from 7:25am – 7:55am and 3:00pm – 4:00pm<br />
• ALL RECOVERY MUST BE COMPLETED BY FRIDAY, JUNE 3!<br />
Students may see Mrs. Rutowski for their attendance information any day BEFORE OR AFTER SCHOOL OR<br />
DURING LUNCH, or email michelle.rutowski@<strong>ucps</strong>.k12.nc.us.<br />
Waiver and recovery is the STUDENT’S responsibility – make sure you take care of it!<br />
• Sport Updates<br />
Free Physicals - <strong>Cuthbertson</strong> HS Information<br />
Saturday, June 4 is the date for FREE athletic physicals provided by Presbyterian Hospital as a part of their<br />
partnership with UCPS. The physicals are at Sun Valley HS and the assigned time period for CHS will begin at<br />
12:30 pm. Athletes should arrive approximately 30 minutes early. Coaches will be on hand to assist with the<br />
process. We hope you will take advantage of this FREE physical as you prepare for the 2011-2012 school year!<br />
• Second Semester Review and Exam Schedule<br />
Exam Information<br />
Second semester exams begin on Tuesday, June 7 and end on Friday, January 10. Scores on these exams count<br />
25% of the final semester grade. With the exception of mandated End-of-Course (EOC) and IMS tests, a student<br />
may be exempt from a semester exam in a class if a student meets the following criteria:<br />
“A” average and no more than three (3) absences<br />
“B” average and no more than two (2) absences (Seniors Only)<br />
“C” average and no more than one (1) absence (Seniors Only)<br />
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Review periods have been built in the schedule. Students are required to attend the review sessions if they are<br />
taking an exam in that class period.<br />
To provide students with additional opportunities to review and prepare for EOC courses, we will be hosting<br />
optional EOC Blitzes prior to the beginning of exams. These sessions will run from 3:00-4:30 on the following days:<br />
Wednesday, June 1: English I<br />
Thursday, June 2: US History and Civics and Economics<br />
Friday, June 3: Algebra I and Algebra II<br />
Monday, June 6: Biology and Physical Science<br />
Students who choose to attend these EOC Blitzes must provide their own transportation.<br />
Monday, June 6<br />
4th Period 8:00 AM-9:35 AM<br />
2nd Period 9:40 AM-11:15 AM<br />
3rd Period (Lunches at normal time) 11:20 AM-1:20 PM<br />
1 st Period Review 1:25 PM-2:55 PM<br />
Tuesday, June 7<br />
First Bell 7:50 AM<br />
Tardy Bell, 1 st period Exam Starts 8:00 AM -12:00 PM<br />
Lunch for All Students 12:00 PM-12:45 PM<br />
2 nd Period Review 12:50 PM-2:55 PM<br />
Wednesday, June 8<br />
First Bell 7:50 AM<br />
Tardy Bell, 2 nd period Exam Starts 8:00 AM -12:00 PM<br />
Lunch for All Students 12:00 PM-12:45 PM<br />
3 rd Period Review 12:50 PM-2:55 PM<br />
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Thursday, June 9<br />
First Bell 7:50 AM<br />
Tardy Bell, 3 rd period Exam Starts 8:00 AM -12:00 PM<br />
Lunch for All Students 12:00 PM-12:45 PM<br />
4 th Period Review 12:50 PM-2:55 PM<br />
Friday, June 10<br />
First Bell 7:50 AM<br />
Tardy Bell, 4 th period Exam Starts 8:00 AM -12:00 PM<br />
Lunch for All Students 12:00 PM-12:45 PM<br />
Community Building in Gym 12:50 PM-2:55 PM<br />
Students who do not earn a Level III or Level IV on an EOC test for Algebra I, Algebra II, English I, US History,<br />
Civics and Economics, Physical Science, or Biology will be retested on Monday, June 13 and/or Tuesday, June 14<br />
from 8:00-12:00.<br />
• Upcoming Events<br />
Important Yearbook Class Announcement<br />
Students, if you are interested in Yearbook class for next year, you must turn in a completed application by June<br />
3. You will not be enrolled in the class simply by registering for it. The application can be found on the CHS<br />
Guidance webpage. Only a limited number of applicants will be accepted based on the applications received.<br />
<strong>School</strong> Health Advisory Council<br />
If there are any parents, students, and staff that are interested in being a member of a <strong>School</strong> Health Advisory<br />
Council for the next school year, please stop by the front office or health room and sign up. You can also e-mail<br />
the school nurse at Naomi.asamoah@<strong>ucps</strong>.k12.nc.us<br />
<strong>School</strong> Trip<br />
Travel to Italy and Greece the Summer of 2012: Rome, Pompeii, Athens, Delphi, and the Greek Islands. For<br />
more information, see Mrs. Nelson in room F118. There will be a parent and student meeting Wednesday, June<br />
1 in the Media Center at 6:00.<br />
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Senior Cavaliers<br />
• CHS Commencement Information<br />
<strong>Cuthbertson</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>'s first Commencement will be held on Saturday, June 11, 2011, at 5:00 p.m. at The<br />
Pointe Arts and Recreation Center in Fort Mill, South Carolina. Seniors are expected to arrive no later than 4:15.<br />
Doors for guests will open at 4:30. Gentlemen are asked to wear khaki dress pants, a white dress shirt, dark tie,<br />
and dress shoes. Ladies are asked to dress in Sunday attire and wear dark shoes. (No tennis shoes, boat shoes, or<br />
flip flops are permitted for any students.) All seniors participating in Commencement are required to attend<br />
practice on Friday, June 10, from 12:00-2:00 at The Pointe Arts and Recreation Center. Tickets will not be given<br />
to individual seniors as the facility is large enough to accommodate our senior class and their guests; seating will<br />
be on a first come, first serve basis.<br />
<strong>Cuthbertson</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />
2011-2012 Summer Reading Information<br />
The English Department of <strong>Cuthbertson</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> is excited about our 2011-2012 summer reading program, which we believe will<br />
help students find enjoyment in reading. It is through that enjoyment that students will not only better understand literature, but they will<br />
also form a lasting relationship with literacy and learning. Through our summer reading program, we want to celebrate diversity and<br />
appeal to and meet the needs of an entire student body. It is in that recognition of and respect for individual tastes, abilities, and<br />
interests that we have created reading guidelines that will allow students freedom of choice in their summer reading.<br />
Instead of assigning a specific book to read, students will have the freedom to select a book of choice as their summer reading text for<br />
the 2011-2012 school year. The criteria for selecting a book is as follows:<br />
• Rising ninth graders will read a non-fiction book of their choice.<br />
• Rising tenth graders will read a novel from a world author as they study World Literature in English II.<br />
• Rising eleventh graders will read a novel from an American author as they study American Literature in English III.<br />
• Rising twelfth will read a novel from a British author as they study British Literature in English IV.<br />
Over the summer, students should read their selected text, which will help prepare them for the instruction and assessment that will<br />
occur during the first two weeks when the student is enrolled in English.<br />
In the “Students” – “Summer Reading” section on the <strong>Cuthbertson</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> website, please go to the following links for more<br />
information about our summer reading program:<br />
• Parent/Student Letter: This letter provides a detailed overview of our summer reading program.<br />
• Quick Reference Guide: This document provides an overview of the criteria for each grade level, as well as useful links and<br />
guided reading questions that could help students when reading the novel.<br />
• Summer Reading Rubric: This rubric details how students will be assessed on their summer reading presentation during<br />
English class. While students will be instructed on all parts of the presentation during the first two weeks of English class,<br />
understanding the criteria might be useful when selecting a book to read.<br />
If you cannot access these documents online, hard copies are available in the main office at <strong>Cuthbertson</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>.<br />
Also, because we want parents to be informed of the book their son/daughter is reading, we encourage parents and students to review<br />
the criteria and choose the summer reading book together. To ensure the greatest enjoyment and success possible, we also<br />
encourage parents and students to talk extensively about the reading selection.<br />
For questions about the summer reading program, please join us on Facebook (CHS Summer Reading) or e-mail us at<br />
CHSSummerReading@gmail.com.<br />
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Microsoft Proudly presents our Annual<br />
DigiGirlz<br />
DigiGirlz<br />
<strong>High</strong> <strong>High</strong> Tech Tech Camp<br />
Camp<br />
July July July 18 18—21, 18 21, 2011<br />
2011<br />
8:30 8:30 am am - 4:00 4:00 4:00 pm<br />
pm<br />
Microsoft Microsoft Campus Campus - Charlotte, Charlotte, NC<br />
NC<br />
This This is is an an exciting exciting four four-day four day workshop workshop to to introduce introduce <strong>High</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>School</strong> girls girls to<br />
to<br />
the the many many career career fields fields touched by technology<br />
technology.<br />
technology<br />
.<br />
What What to to expect<br />
expect<br />
Hands-on learning sessions to educate<br />
educate<br />
Keynote Speakers to inspire inspire<br />
Career/technology tours to heighten awareness<br />
Resume workshops to prepare prepare<br />
Employee panels to answer answer questions<br />
Information on Microsoft Scholarships & IInternships<br />
I<br />
nternships<br />
Application Application details<br />
details<br />
The program is free free of of charge charge to participants<br />
Students must currently be in 9th 9th-11th 9th<br />
11th grade grade grade to apply<br />
Interested?<br />
Interested?<br />
Interested?<br />
For more info on the camp: http://www.microsoft.com/digigirlz<br />
Apply online:<br />
Application information for the 2011 Camp<br />
is posted and the site is open for applications<br />
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