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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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