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PSAT testing
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CHS Juniors and some sophomores took the PSAT today in the morning.

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Preparing for college requires not only choosing a major and buying Ramen noodles in bulk, but also taking college-prep tests like the ACT.
Some colleges prefer to have an SAT score from students, while others, like a lot of schools in Michigan and Iowa, prefer to have the ACT score. However, there is a conversion chart that […]

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Chemistry II lab
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Welcome back to school after that lovely, long weekend.
Tomorrow should be a nice day for outdoor activities. The high for tomorrow will be 88 degrees and a low of 64 degrees. There is going to be a 20 percent chance of rain. There’s also going to be a […]

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Concord High School’s annual Stratford trip is soon approaching. On Friday, October 12, staff and students will board the bus for the seven hour journey to Ontario, Canada. The two day trip costs a total of $250.00, which is due to Ms. Livrone by September 4. Ms. Livrone (sponsor) said, “It’s a bit expensive, but […]

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School’s Out for Summer

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CHS students finished the 2006-07 school officially today at 10:55 a.m.
Have a great summer.

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Seniors Pickup their Diplomas

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Because of snow day make-ups, graduating seniors didn’t pick up their diplomas until this morning in the BPAC.

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Spanish Play 2

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From left to right, Javier Escovar (10) and Iradiel Lopez (11) star in “Ay Mi Corazon.” Both are playing suitors to Maria, and at the forceful request of Maria’s mother, duel for her. This scene evoked the most laughter and applause from […]

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Spanish Play 1

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Cory Hurst (Spanish teacher) directed three plays in Spanish today for other Spanish and English classes. From left to right, Alicia Brunson (11) and Nadia Fernandez (11) perform in “Ay Mi Corazon.” Brunson’s character, Maria, is being fought over at the request […]

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Congressman Joe Donnelly spoke to Matt Furfaro’s (history teacher) first hour class today.
Donnelly covered a wide range of topics as he answered the students’ questions. He talked about the issue of lobbyists, their necessity in the legislative branch and a new ethics rule: no Congressman may accept gifts from lobbyists or organizations that have hired […]

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Orion BlahaStaff Writer
Working through the rigor morale of the final few weeks of school for some, the final few weeks of the year, for others, students and administration both find themselves bogged down by the year-end activities.
“May is always a big month with graduation and awards banquets,” Tim Dawson (dean of students). “Status quo, business […]

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