Chimacum High School

One and All-upcoming assembly about Rachel’s Challenge. Click Rachel’s Challenge for more info.

Link to Middle School Bulletin

Link to High School Calendar

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Click here for Online Scheduling ====>>http://family.chimacum.wa-k12.net/

Scheduling is currently happening for next years seniors, juniors, and sophomores. RUNNING START STUDENTS, it is your responsibility to come and get your information to schedule. If you already know your login and password, you can schedule at any time. You can get your login info from the Counseling & Career Center or from the High School front office.

Incoming Freshmen will start on the 13th. Ms. Ploof will be coming to the Middle School and work with the incoming Freshman on entering their schedules in the computer. NOTE: when the current Middle School students go online and get into their information, go to the top center of the page and use the drop down menu to change from middle school to high school, then you will be able to start your schedule for high school.

Save your password and login. You can use it your whole time in high school to look at your online information.

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STUDENTS & STAFF – Please wish happy birthday to Hailey Beres, Acshi Haggemiller and Kelsey Hamilton.

STUDENTS & STAFF – Friday is an early release day. Thursday and Friday will be 6 period days, not block days. Thursday’s schedule is: 1st period 7:45-8:42, 2nd period 8:46-9:40, 3rd period 9:48-10:42, 4th period 10:46-11:54, lunch 11:54-12:24, 5th period 12:28-1:22, 6th period 1:26-2:20. Friday’s schedule is: 1st period 8:40-9:11, 2nd period 9:15-9:41, 3rd period 9:45-10:11, 4th period 10:15-10:41, 5th period 10:45-11:11, 6th period 11:15-11:50, lunch 11:50-12:10.

STUDENTS – Attention freshmen and sophomore boys: Openings are still available for next year’s 6th grade CISPUS program. Please pick up an application right away if you are interested. Please return your completed application by Friday to the high school office. Contact Mr. Meacham at the middle school if you have any questions.

SENIORS – Port Townsend Paper Corporation is now accepting applications for temporary summer work from students going to college, vocational or trade school in the fall. Applications will be accepted through May 31, 2008. Applications are in the office.

SENIORS – Please pick up your senior slide show pictures in the office.

STUDENTS – There is Spring football practice for current 8th – 11th grade students planning to play next season beginning Tuesday, May 27 – Friday, June 6th from 2:45 – 4:45.

JUNIORS/SENIORS – The Junior/Senior prom is Saturday. It’s in Seattle at pier 55 on “The Spirit of Seattle.” Boarding begins at 9:30 and we sail at 10:00 pm – 1:00 am. Be sure to be there before 10:00 pm so we do not have to come back to the dock. Tickets will be sold at lunch until Friday for $35 per couple and $20 per single.

SENIORS – Please remember your senior project FINAL PAPER is due before or by Friday. The paper needs to have references included to lend credibility and authority to your statements.

FRESHMEN – All freshmen that have a C or better on their midterm grades will be allowed to watch “I am Legend” today during 5th and 6th period in the auditorium.

SOCCER PLAYERS – The soccer banquet is Thursday, May 22, in the CHS commons at 7:00 pm.

SENIORS – Come join the fun by celebrating with your classmates at the Senior Graduation Party. Tickets are on sale now in the office. Cost is $40.00 through May 23. The price increases to $50.00 after that date. It will be a great party with great memories. Don’t get left behind!

HELP WANTED – There is a good-paying job for freshmen and sophomores for the summer and next year in Port Townsend. If you are interested, contact Audré Torgerson.

TIP OF THE WEEK – All students must ride home from school-sponsored events such as sports on the school bus or with their parent. We are making an exception on May 17 for district fastpitch and track. Any student going to the prom who is participating on that day and wants to leave with someone other than their parent needs to make arrangements with Mr. Porter or Dr. Meissner by Monday, May 12.

STAFF – Bus duty 5/5-5/9 Mr. Gifford and Ms. Johnson

5/14 District softball, 2:30 Faculty meeting, 7:00 School Board
5/15 District track, M5 Day 3:00 – 6:30
5/16 Early Release
5/17 Prom district track, district softball, regional baseball, Rhody parade
5/19 – 5/23 Olympic Odyssey
5/19 State golf
5/20 State golf
5/21 State golf, 2:30 Collaboration meetings
5/23 State baseball, state softball, state track
5/24 State baseball, state softball, state track
5/26 No School – Memorial Day
5/27 6:30 Incoming freshmen information night
5/28 3rd period ASB meeting, 7:00 School Board, 7:00 5-12 choir, 5th grade band concert
5/29 7:00 6-12 band concert

STUDENTS – There are Exploring College Options, student/parent information sessions on Wednesday, May 21 at 7:30 at the Hilton Bellevue, 425-1300. This is for the following universities: Duke, Georgetown, Harvard, Penn and Stanford.

STUDENTS – There is space in Centrum’s week-long high school summer arts intensives, where you’ll be able to pursue your passions in creative writing, dance/video, visual art and drama. Sessions are designed for high-school artists at any level of expertise. It is June 22-27 and has scholarship opportunities to increase participation. Download the registration form at http://www.centrum.org/youth/files/2008_High_School_Form.pdf <http://www.centrum.org/youth/files/2008_High_School_Form.pdf> or call 385-3102 ext 114.

STUDENTS – There is an opportunity to earn community service. There is a car wash and bake sale at Templeton’s on Saturday, May 24 from 10:00 – 2:00. If you are interested, please call Stephanie Hawley at 437-7769. The car wash benefits Second Chance Ranch of Jefferson County, a no kill animal sanctuary and rescue.

STUDENTS & STAFF – The Seattle Mariners are making a discount ticket offer to the students of Chimacum schools, their families and friends for the July18 and/or August 1 game. Flyers are available in the office.

STUDENTS – Miss Teen USA Pageant is officially open, scholarships available. It is open to teen girls ages 14 to 18. Go to www.pageantsnw.com <http://www.pageantsnw.com/> for more information. The deadline is May 15.

STUDENTS- Naval Academy Summer Seminar Program. http://www.usna.edu/Admissions/nass.htm <http://www.usna.edu/Admissions/nass.htm>

STUDENTS – Sunfield Farm has a Teen SOL Project. If you are 15-18 years of age, grow and harvest food on the farm, run a Farmer’s Market stand, care for animals, and be outside! It is on Thursdays and Fridays, 9:00 – 1:00 plus two Farmer’s Market Saturdays. Session 1 is June 26-July 19 and Session 2 is July 24 - August 16. A $300 stipend is offered for completion of session. Call 385-3658 to apply.

JUNIORS/SENIORS – Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group is offering an internship. Contact HCSEG at 360-275-3575 or Neil at 360-275-0373, or see Mrs. Ploof for more information.

STUDENTS – There is a Nursing Camp August 3 to August 9 at Seattle Pacific University. Download the application at www.spu.edu/nursingcamp <http://www.spu.edu/nursingcamp> .

STUDENTS – The Northwest Kiwanis Camp (for children and adults with special needs) is recruiting counselors (age 16 and older) for 2008 summer camp programs. Please call Sharron Sherfick at 360-732-7222 for an employment application or please e-mail at nwkc@earthlink.net <mailto:nwkc@earthlink.net> .

STUDENTS – Registration for Washington high school summer programs for 9th through 12th grade students is under way. Go to www.summeryouth.washington.edu <http://www.summeryouth.washington.edu/> to register.

STUDENTS – Summer programs at Washington State University: www.cougarquest.wsu.edu <http://www.cougarquest.wsu.edu/> for grades 7 – 9 July 13-18 and grades 9 – 12 July 20-25. Veterinary medicine, lego mind storm robots, environmental science and many more.

COLLEGE SUMMER OF EXPLORATION
Carnegie Mellon, summer of exploration, June 28-August 8, 2008 for the arts, architecture, design, drama and music. Go to www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college.

PLAYWRIGHT COMPETITION
STUDENTS – There is a 2008 VSA arts Playwright Discover competition for students, grades 6-12. Guidelines and applications available at www.vsarts.org.

SCHOLARSHIPS

STUDENTS – Make a Safety Commercial; Win a Scholarship. Students across the country will soon have the opportunity to win a $5,000 college scholarship through the 2008 Safety Scholars Video Contest, presented by Bridgestone Firestone. Bridgestone would like to keep you and your students up to date on this auto safety-themed college scholarship contest. Would you like to receive more information on this opportunity? (http://www.SafetyScholars.com <http://www.SafetyScholars.com/> )

SENIORS – Richard E. Fisch Memorial Scholarship for students studying history, political science and/or German. See Mrs. Ploof if you are interested.

SENIORS – Kappa Sigma Fraternity, University of Washington, $500 and $1,000 to qualified students. Go to www.uwkappasigma.com <http://www.uwkappasigma.com/> . Call 206-526-7225 or e-mail kapasig@u.washington.edu <mailto:kapasig@u.washington.edu> . (6/15/0

SENIORS – Order of the Sons of Italy is offering a Memorial Scholarship for students of Italian heritage or students studying Italian culture in college. See Mrs. Ploof for more information. (5/28/0

SENIORS – University of Washington is offering a $5,000 scholarship for male students (the Sigma Nu Carl L. Hossman Memorial Scholarship). See Mrs. Ploof for more information. (6/8/0

SENIORS – Brinnon Parent Teacher Organization has a scholarship for students that have attended Brinnon Elementary School at least two years, one of them being 7th or 8th grade. See Mrs. Ploof for more information. (5/15/0

SENIORS – The Peninsula College Foundation is pleased to announce scholarships are now available through the website at pc.ctc.edu for seniors who plan to attend Peninsula College in the fall of 2008. The scholarship opportunities include four $1,000 scholarships. Students can apply for many of the scholarships through one easy application. Others require a separate process.

SENIORS – There is a University of Washington Delta Upsilon scholarship for any male students accepted at the UW, up to $1,000. See Mrs. Ploof if you want more information. (5/15/0

SENIORS – There is a Jefferson County Historical Society Scholarship for history-related studies. Mail your application/portfolio to: Jefferson County Historical Museum, 540 Water Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368. You may call 360-796-4410 or 385-1003. (5/23/0

SENIORS – University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences offers several scholarships. Go to www.unihome.uidaho.edu/unihome/admission/default.aspx <http://www.unihome.uidaho.edu/unihome/admission/default.aspx> , then go to www.cals.uidaho.edu/departments.htm <http://www.cals.uidaho.edu/departments.htm> .

SENIORS – Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group scholarships – see Mrs. Ploof for an application.

SENIORS – Southwestern Oregon Community College does not charge out of state tuition. They also offer full tuition scholarships per the jazz band and music department chairman. Go to www.socc.edu <http://www.socc.edu/> to apply.

SENIORS –There is a Pacific Northwest Alumni of Alpha Delta Phi scholarship for the University of Washington male undergraduate students attending the UW 2008/2009.

JUNIORS – There is a $10,000 Nordstrom scholarship. Eligibility is a 2.7 GPA or better, financial need, enrolled in an accredited institution and open to all majors. See Mrs. Ploof for an application. (5/31/0

SENIORS – American Cancer Society Scholarship, must be diagnosed with cancer before age 21, must be younger than 25, resident of western states, GPA of 2.5 or greater, applying for full-time college. Call Rhoda Layman at 1-800-729-5588 or e-mail Rhoda.layman@cancer.org <mailto:Rhoda.layman@cancer.org> .

SENIORS – The University of Idaho offers several scholarships to incoming freshman. Last year students received $21 million in scholarships. Call 1-888-884-3246 or go online at www.students.uidaho.edu/finaid.

SENIORS – Washington State Scholarship Foundation, up to $2,000. Go online at www.WashingtonScholarships.org <http://www.WashingtonScholarships.org/> for an application or call 206-310-3851.

SENIORS – There are Native Scholar scholarships. See Mrs. Ploof for more information.

SENIORS – Several scholarships are available at www.Cappex.com/scholarships

SENIORS – Carnegie Mellon University offers several academic scholarships to incoming freshmen. Check them out online at www.cmu.edu <http://www.cmu.edu/> .

SENIORS – There is a $1,000 Seattle Mariners Women’s Club Bev and Wes Stock Scholarship. Get information from Mrs. Ploof. (6/1/0

SENIORS – There is a program here in Washington State that offers scholarships and loans to students going into the health care profession that want to practice in the state of Washington. Go to www.hecb.wa.gov/paying/waaidprgm/health.asp <http://www.hecb.wa.gov/paying/waaidprgm/health.asp> for the information. This is through the Higher Education Board of Washington State.

SENIORS - There is an American Legion High School Oratorical Scholarship Program with awards up to $18,000. Go to the legion web site as www.legion.org <http://www.legion.org/> .

DeVry University scholarships for degrees in business, technology, healthcare technology and management – www.devry.edu/scholarships <http://www.devry.edu/scholarships> or 1-800-295-8694

Whitman College, Walla Walla, WA Music Scholarships up to $7,000. Auditions 1:00 – 4:00 pm March 1 & 8. To register, call 509-527-5232 or e-mail music@whitman.edu <mailto:music@whitman.edu> . You can also go to www.whitman.edu <http://www.whitman.edu/> for more information.

Seattle University: The Sullivan Leadership Award is a four-year full scholarship supporting a student committed to service and leadership, academic excellence, community, spirituality and global awareness. Information is at www.seattleu.edu/sullivan <http://www.seattleu.edu/sullivan> .

The Better Business Bureau has a $1,000 scholarship to students from the western Washington area. Go to
www.thebbb.org/scholarship.htm <http://www.thebbb.org/scholarship.htm> or get a handout in the counseling office.