Chancellor High School

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Chancellor High School

• Friday
• February 2, 2007
• A Day

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ATHLETIC EVENTS

• (BUS DEPARTURE TIMES IN PARENTHESIS NEXT TO AWAY
  EVENTS)
• TUESDAY, 1/30
• -BOYS BASKETBALL COURTLAND _at_ CHANCELLOR 9th/4
  PM, JV/6 PM, VAR/730 PM
• -GIRLS BASKETBALL CHANCELLOR _at_ COURTLAND
  JV/6PM, VAR/730 PM (500 PM)
• WEDNESDAY, 1/31
• -TRACK CHANCELLOR _at_ CAROLINE- 330 PM (200 PM)
• FRIDAY, 2/2
• -BOYS BASKETBALL CAROLINE _at_ CHANCELLOR JV/6
  PM, VAR/730 PM
• -GIRLS BASKETBALL CHANCELLOR _at_ CAROLINE JV/6
  PM, VAR/730 PM (415 PM)
• -SWIMMING DISTRICT MEET AT U.M.W- 645 PM
• -TRACK CHANCELLOR _at_ BENEDICTINE RELAYS- 4 PM
  (130 PM)
• -WRESTLING CHANCELLOR _at_ RIVERBEND INV.
• SATURDAY, 2/3
• -WRESTLING CHANCELLOR _at_ RIVERBEND INV.

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AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS

• February 2 African-American inventor Edmond
  Berger patented the spark plug in 1839.
• February 4th Rosa Parks born on this date in
  1913 was a woman who believed in her own rights
  as a person. She was arrested on 12/1/55 for
  refusing to give her seat on the bus to a white
  man.

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CHANCELLOR HIGHFIELD HOCKEY

• The time has FINALLY arrived---the RINGS are in
  and we will be having our final get together for
  the year. The last Field Hockey banquet is open
  to all varsity and junior varsity players,
  parents and family members who wish to come and
  celebrate the 2006 State Championship Season.
• We will be having a catered dinner and two guest
  speakers. The end of the year Charger Hockey
  Highlight DVD will also be unveiled!! There will
  also be presents for the varsity and junior
  varsity players given out at the banquet.
• The banquet will be held on Tuesday, February
  13th in the Fellowship Hall at Fredericksburg
  Baptist Church 1019 Princess Anne Street in
  downtown Fredericksburg. The banquet will run
  from 530-900??? With the sitdown meal
  beginning at 600 sharp. Dinner will be Chicken
  with roasted potatoes, etc.
• We are asking that you RSVP with the total
  number of people who will be attending from your
  family NO LATER THAN FRIDAY January 26. The
  players and staff will be free of charge but to
  help offset the cost of the meal we are asking
  that family and friends pay 6 for each persons
  meal.

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PTO MEETING

• The next PTO Meeting is scheduled for Thurs.
  Feb. 15 at 630 p.m. in the cafeteria.  All
  parents, faculty and students are welcome.

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COMMONWEALTH GOVERNORS SCHOOL

• Attention students in grades 9-11 All
  applications and teacher recommendations for the
  Commonwealth Governor's School are due to Mrs.
  Holmes by Feb. 12, 2007. Testing will take place
  on Saturday, March 3, 2007. Please mark your
  calendars.

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VARIETY SHOW

• The VARIETY SHOW tryout will be held on
• Tuesday, February 27 from 3 pm until 6 pm.
• Get your music and your acts ready now!!!!
• See Mr. Lipscomb in the Band Room for additional
  information.
• Tryout Information Forms will be ready to pick up
  on Wednesday, February 7 in the MAIN OFFICE

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ADVANCED PLACEMENT NIGHT

• On Wednesday February 7th Chancellor High School
  will host an AP Night for parents and students
  who would like information about the Advanced
  Placement program. We will meet in the
  Auditorium and begin promptly at 630 PM. There
  will be a short informational session to discuss
  course expectations and benefits of taking AP
  classes. Following this presentation, you will
  go to the Library where each Department will
  illustrate these classes.
• Any student considering an Advanced Placement
  course for next year should attend.
• Further inquiries should be addressed to Ms.
  Pugh at Chancellor High School [phone] ext
  2217 or tpugh_at_hs.spotsylvania.k12.va.us .

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SPRING FLING

• Plan ahead. . .
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• Courthouse Road Elementary is having their
  Spring Fling, Saturday, April 28th from 4-7 PM. 
  High School Volunteers are needed to man the
  games. If youre interested see Glad Coordinator,
  Ms. Brown in Room B239. 

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CHEERLEADING

• Attention all students interested in
  cheerleading next year. Tumbling and stunting
  clinics are being held every Wednesday from
  245-445. Come out and learn some new skills.
  Meet in the main lobby.

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JUNIORS

• You have less than two weeks to register for the
  March 10th SAT. This is a heavy test date so
  don't miss the February 2nd deadline. For
  interested students... Horizons Education SAT
  Improvement Course is being offered at James
  Monroe and Courtland High Schools. The cost is
  249.00 and students can register at
  www.horizonseducation.com.

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ATHLETIC BOOSTERS

• The Athletic Boosters will meet Monday, February
  5, at 630 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Mrs.
  Mary Ann Litton, school counselor, will present
  information on NCAA academic eligibility
  requirements. As we move into helping our
  children choose classes for next school year,
  find out what is required for participation in
  college sports.

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ATHLETIC BOOSTERS

• ATHLETIC BOOSTERS
• If your son or daughter plays a sport at
  Chancellor High, please consider joining the
  Athletic Boosters! We support all the sports at
  Chancellor and we need your help to keep our
  program running. A family membership for the
  school year is 25.00.
• We offer (1) male and (1) female scholarship in
  the spring to a graduating senior whose family is
  a member of the Athletic Boosters. We also run
  the Sports Awards banquets held in the Fall,
  Winter and Spring and fund the awards that are
  given to the athletes at these banquets.
• If you would like an Athletic Boosters
  membership form emailed to you, please email
  manahan4_at_verizon.net or you can pick one up in
  the school office. For seniors to be eligible
  for the scholarship, membership forms must be
  returned by February 7, 2007. We know your
  schedule is busy, we ask that you join and help
  out when you can!

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ATTENTION ALL CURRENT AND FUTURE CHARGER CHAOS
MEMBERS

• SEASON PASSES ARE AVAILABLE!
• See Mr. Herndon in the main office.

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JUNIORS

• The Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) is
  sponsoring the National Rural Electric Washington
  Youth Tour. The REC will select 6 Juniors for
  the June 10-14, trip. In addition, REC will
  award a 500 scholarship to one student based
  upon their participation during Youth Tour.
  Selected students will receive an all expenses
  paid trip to Washington, DC to interact with
  their peers from around the country, learn about
  Cooperatives, and meet with their Congressmen and
  Senators. Interested students must see Mrs.
  Bennett in the Career Center for an application
  before March 2007.

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FAST FORWARD

• Coming May 2007

ITS TIME TO ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK! ORDER FORMS
HAVE BEEN MAILED HOME SEND ORDER FORMS TO
JOSTENS UNTIL FEBRUARY ORDER PLAIN BOOKS FROM MR.
PANARESE ALL YEAR
PRICE 65
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ENGLISH SOL TUTORING

• Every Wednesday 230 to 400 in Mr. Panareses
  Room A-113
• Any student who needs help passing the English
  SOL Exams should come.

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BIOLOGY SOL TUTORING

• Biology SOL tutoring is available every Tuesday
  with me (Ms. Rhodes) in room A216 from 230-530.
  They can come and stay for however long they need
  and any student who needs help passing the
  Biology SOL is welcome!!

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Math Tutoring

• Math tutoring is available for the following sol
  courses
• Geometry Room B221 Monday and Wednesday
  afternoon from 230 to 400
• Algebra II Room B206 Tuesday and Thursday
  afternoon from 230 to 400
• Algebra I Room B218 Wednesday and Thursday
  afternoon from 230 to 400

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ATTENDANCE

• Any Student out of school needs to bring a note
  for absence the VERY NEXT DAY on your return to
  school.
• Someone is in the cafeteria from 715 to 750 to
  accept notes and give admit slips.

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CAREER CENTER

• Ever wonder what Engineers do? Find out at the
  University of Virginia's Engineering Open House,
  February 24, 2007, 900am - 300pm., in Thornton
  Hall, in addition to displays and demonstrations,
  Undergraduate admission information, tours and
  exhibits. Learn more at www.seas.virginia.edu/ope
  nhouse .

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CAREER CENTER

• The Virginia State Parks Youth Conservation is
  accepting applications for the summer 2007
  program. Youth crews consist of about 10 young
  people, ages 14-17 and three college-age or older
  crew supervisors. Each team lives in the park in
  a structured program of work and learning closely
  supervised by professional park staff and
  committed adult volunteers. By day, the crew
  carry out priority park development and
  maintenance projects, and after hours they take
  part in planned environmental education,
  teambuilding, worklife or job readiness training,
  and recreational activities. All meals and
  housing are provided and each youth participant
  receives a 500, program completion stipend. See
  Mrs. Bennett in the Career Center for more
  information or an application. Applications must
  be received by noon, April 13, 2007.

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CAREER CENTER

• Any SENIOR who will be attending college in the
  Fall and plans to major in a field of study
  related to financial operations such as business
  administration, economics, public administration,
  operations research, accounting, finance,
  computer science, etc., should see Mrs. Bennett
  in the Career Center as soon as possible for two
  scholarship opportunities.

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CAREER CENTER

• The Dept of Defense is again offering a summer
  research experience to selected high school
  students. The George Washington Univ. Science
  and Engineering Apprentice Program (SEAP) offers
  apprenticeships for high school students
  interested in science and engineering. The
  students are assigned to a participating
  laboratory to pursue scientific experiences with
  a scientist or engineer who serves as mentor to
  the apprentice for eight continuous weeks,
  between June 18, and August 10, 2007. Students
  will be selected on the basis of grades, science
  and mathematics courses taken, scores on national
  standardized tests, hobbies, areas of interest,
  teacher recommendations and personal student
  statement. See Mrs. Bennett for an application.
  Deadline to apply February 28, 2007.

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CAREER CENTER

• The Washington Internship Experience is
  accepting applications for its unique and
  rewarding study seminars in Washington, DC for
  qualified and talented high school students from
  across the country. The program can be taken in 3
  wk or longer segments starting June 17 through
  July 28. While in Washington, participants
  experience college living and dining on the
  campus of Marymount Univ. The Washington
  Internship Experience cost 3,250 plus a 150
  application fee. For more information and an
  application, visit the website at
  www.workshops.org . Interested students should
  apply in a timely fashion.

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CAREER CENTER

• The KUMON Math and Reading Center of
  Fredericksburg is looking for responsible high
  school juniors and seniors, with an interest in
  teaching, for part-time employment or students
  looking for volunteer community service hours
  after school. Students interested in the
  part-time employment positions should have at
  least a B average and excellent Math and
  Reading skills. This is an excellent opportunity
  to get paid while getting experience in the field
  of Education. See Mrs. Bennett in the Career
  Center for contact information.